The Straits Times, 3 May 1965

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    27 1 NATIONAL LIBRARY. SINGAPORE. -3 MAY 1965 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 145,000 Yhe Straits Times JlM"** Estd. 1845 MONDAY, MAY 3, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 1189 1005
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    Lock icon Sock's Ne(w)fo(e)s?
    213 1 May Day taunt to critics: You're afraid of Communism JAKARTA. Sunday DRESIDENT Soekarno yesterday attacked the non-aligned countries which disagreed with his planned conference of the new emerging forces (Conefo) to be held here next year. Speaking at a May Day rally, he accused these countries of being
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    Sock's— 'no' not a surprise to the Tengku
    499 1 Sock's 'no' not a surprise to the Tengku rpOKYO, Sun. Prcsi- dent Soekarno's rejection of a Japanese invitation to visit Tokyo this week for talks with Tengku Abdul Rahman had not come as a surprise, a spokesman for the Malaysian Prime Minister said tod.t\ "The Teneku h.*s expressed n hi
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    Three-floor fall by Russian
    60 1 1 NEW YORK. Sun. A Soviet i i officer at the United Nations fell three floors from the window of I his seventh-floor Manhattan flat 'on to the roof of a church last night, police said today. The officer, Yuri Ragulln. a Soviet citizen and a
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    Lock icon Battle with Reds on Thai border
    105 1 OANGKOK. Sun. A Thai police patro! clashed with five I Communist terrorists i on the Thai-Malaysian border last week, it was disclosed today. The 12-man patrol en- countered the guerillas in Sadao district in Thailand's southern Songkhla Province. A 20-minute fight followed before the
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    Lock icon Bottomley for talks in NZ
    70 1 AUCKLAND (New Zealand). ;Sun. The Commonwealth Secretary. Mr Arthur Bottomley. ar- rived here tonight from Austra•Ha for talks tomorrow with the New Zealand Prime Minister. Mr. Keith Holyoake. Before leaving Sydney Mr. Bottomley had pledged British support for Australia's decision to send troops to Vietnam.
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    Norwegian ship sinks off Lima
    65 1 LIMA (Peru>. Sun— The 12.153- ton Norwegian merchantman Temi plar broke In half and sank while being towed to port about 220 miles south of here yesterday, according to reports reaching here. It was believed the master of [the Templar. Capt. Biorn Ulle. went down
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    Lock icon Shah for Brazil
    36 1 ANKARA. Sun.— The .Shall of Iran and Queen Parah made a brief refuelline str.-> here today on their way to South America for a I three-week tour of Brazil. ArgenIttaa and Canada —Reuter.
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    Lock icon Princess in disguise
    69 1 IyEARING an old coat. dark wig and glasses. Crown Princess Beatrix of Holland leaves a pub in the Rembrandt Square recently during her incognito visit to Amsterdam's notorious "red light 1 district. A palace communique said the Princess visited various cafes and nightspots to have a first
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    As she is...
    9 1 The Princess mmus wig and glasses.
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    BIG SEA BATTLE IN FORMOSA STRAIT
    144 1 BIG SEA BATTLE IN FORMOSA STRAIT TAIIM.II. Sun. Chinese Communist and Formosan warships clashed yesterday in what was described as the biggest sea battle since the Quemoy crisis in 1958. A Formosan Navy communique said that one of its patrol boats fought right Chinese Communist gunboats in a onehour sea
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    Lock icon Raids on North resume
    86 1 Raids on North resume CAIGON. Sun. Amrrican aircraft raided North Vietnam late this morning to break a lull of more than 40 hours in the air war. The last reported raid had occurred at 3.50 p.m. on Friday and lasted for 15 minutes. The ensuing lull ha* been the longest
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    Lock icon Threat to HK cheap labour'
    71 1 HONG KONG. Sun— The rising cost of living In Hong Kong is threatening to deprive it of cheap labour In industrial production according to Mr. Donald W J Keyte. managing director of a leading export consultant company In Australia. Speaking at a press conlerence here
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    Lock icon Visit cut short
    36 1 GENEVA, Sun.— U Thant. D.N. Secretary-General, said today he was cutting short a visit to Geneva and flying back to New York today for tomorrow's Security Council session on the Dominican Republic. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Health delegate
    34 1 WASHINGTON. Sun— President Johnson today named Dr. Luther Terry- h Sureeon -General, ax head of the U S delegation at the 18th World Health Assembly to open in Geneva on Tuesday. Reuter.
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    Two bombs found on beach—3 Indons held
    454 1  - Two bombs found on beach— 3 Indons held CHEONG YIP SENG By SINGAPORE. Sunday AN RAF Corporal's vigilance led to the capture of three Indonesian saboteurs and the recovery of two bombs on Changi beach today. Cpl. I).D. McNcilly. 31, telephoned Ihe police when lie s;i\v ;i motor sampan beach
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    37 1 U.S. CONDEMNED BOMKONG mim— Chinese Prime Minister h<»u En-Lai loniuht condemned I S military intervention in l>or linit .m N pablle v "pir.itu.ii Mi" and called f<» wiUl irawal »l American paratroops and marines —Reuter
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon DON'T PAY FOR TAKEOVER...
      85 2 DON'T PAY FOR TAKEOVER... JAKARTA, Sun—A resolution taken at a mass May Day rally here has called for nationalisation without itnpeni atton of all foreign companies "which are c to the* Indonesian revolution," Antara reported today. The resolution was signed by th« Labour Minister. Mr. Sutomo and representatives of 10
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      Lock icon Vaia Cabinet acts
      22 2 MANILA, Sun—President Mapa pa kbl presided over a two-hour Cabinet mwtintr here to discuss measures to curb smuggling. Reuter
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      KENYA'S SNUB No. 2 FOR THE RUSSIANS
      138 2 T^AIROBI, Sun. The House of Representatives has approved a Government plan to put the Russian-con-trolled Lumumba Institute in Nairobi under the management and control of the Kenya Education Ministry. The institute, opened last December, was a gift from the Soviet Union. Cold war
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      Lock icon Israel's 'no' to Bourguiba
      47 2 JERUSALEM, Sun— The Israeli Prime Minister, Mr. Levi Eshkol, last night rejected the proposals of President Bourgulba of Tunisia for Arab-Israeli negotiations. But he welcomed the move a.< the first Men of a new attituoe breaching the wall of hatred surrcunding Israel —Reuter.
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      Lock icon Nasser and Tito back the UN
      161 2 Nasser and Tito back the UN (WIKO sun. Presi- dents Tito and Nasser have stated that the Vietnam problem constituted great danger to world peace and emphasised the need for its peaceful solution through negotiation. In a communique issued at the end of President Tito's visit to the United Arab
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      Lock icon Rebels' plan to attack Danang smashed
      391 2 Authorities arrest student ring which was to pave way SAIGON, Sunday. J^ VIETCONG ring, whose job was to prepare an attack on the key U.S air base at Danang, has been smashed, a Vietnamese military spokesman said yesterday. But the spokesman rejected speculation that
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      Seato defence plans ready
      43 2 LONDON, Sun— The military achibers of Seato today ended two daws of talks nere on the Vietnamese war and Par East defence plans. They will now report to the ministerial meeting of the eight Seato powers opening here tomorrow
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      Lock icon Walker in India
      27 2 NEW DELHI. Sun. Mi Gordon Walker, special Brit:sii ■nrcgr, arrived here last night Ui complete his fact-finding tour of South-East Asia, including Vietnam. Reuter.
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      Lock icon FORCES MAY LEAVE IT TO CIVILIANS
      341 2 COUTH Vietnam's powerful Armed Forces Council is expected shortly to disband itself, or at least to decide not to meet regularly any more. Informed sources said yesterday. SAIGON, Sunday They said the council may meet next week fomally to vote Itself out of existence.
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      Lock icon Mao warns Johnson
      40 2 PEKING. Sun. China today warned that it would not tolerate any infringement of its territorial waters or air space in commenting on President Johnson's action designating Vietnam and waters adjacent to it as a combat zone. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Seoul may send more troops to Saigon
      104 2 CAIGON Sun. South Korra may send more troops to South Vietnam in the near future to reinforce its 2.000-.stronx military assistance group here, reliable sources tmi4 yesterday. The reinforcements would most likely consist of medical personnel and a limited number of security troops,
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      29 2 7 mums MB AWEEK 10 LONDON All flights offer you stop overs in India, the Middle East and Europe en route. Oantat In association with Air India and BOAC.
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Stupid, admits her escort
      224 3 THE DAY CROWN PRINCESS TOURED THE RED-LIGHT DISTRICT AMSTERDAM. Sun. Salvation Army Major Alida M. Boshardt admitted yesterday it was "stupid" of her to enter a cafe in the heart of Amsterdam's red-lijjht district with Crown Princess Beatrix. The blonde princess, an eaMf student of social
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      Lock icon May Day blast wrecks US Consulate
      116 3 May Day blast wrecks US Consulate A lONTREAL, Sun. A May Day time-bomb ripped the U.S. Consulate here yesterday, smashing windows and doors in the most serious attack on official American quarters in this country's recent history. No one was injured. Police speculated that the blast, preceding by a few
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      Lock icon Delgado's murder a 'gift to Salazar'
      118 3 Delgado's murder a 'gift to Salazar' LONDON. Sun Opponents ol Dr. Salazar's Portuguese Government claimed here yesterday that their leader. Gen. Humberto Delgado. was tortured and strangled in Spuin '"as a birthday gift to Dr. Salazar." Professor Edldio Guerreiro. chairman of the Paris Freedom-for-Portugal Movement, said /at a Press conference:
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      Bomb on train
      24 3 ROME. Sun.—A powerful time bomb that could have caused disaster was discovered early yesttrday aboard the Brenner express train, police reported.—UPl.
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      Lock icon Massive student demonstrations worry Johnson
      339 3 WASHINGTON. Sunday PRESIDENT John- son is becoming concerned over evidence that subversive American groups are backing Communist propaganda trying to tear down the U.S. image throughout the world. He is disturbed by reports Riven to him by the FBI abuut the massive student demonstrations which
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      Lock icon Long silence makes trial of arrested teacher likely
      204 3 Long silence makes trial of arrested teacher likely VIOSCOW, Sun. Mr. ITI Gerald Brooke, 26. a British teacher, is still beir/i; held incommunicado, a week after security police arrested him in a Moscow flat. British diplomats said they had no hope of seeing him or even finding out the exact
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      Lock icon Decimal pound
      26 3 LONDON. S»in—Mr Eric Lubboclc. a Liberal Member of Parliament, has tabled v private member's bill calling (or the Introduction of decimal currency into Britain.—Reuter.
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      Lock icon Spike Jones dies
      21 3 BEVERLY HILLS. Sun— SpilM Jones. 53. madcap bandleader whe made a fortune with zany music died yesterday UPI.
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      Lock icon Row brews over 'worthless' Scottish pound
      223 3 Row brews over 'worthless' Scottish pound fLASGOW. Sun. Scotland's small but fiery National Party is on the warpath, angered by a recent parliamentary disclosure that Scottish bank notes legally are not worth the paper they are printed on. The party has written to the British Treasury In London demanding that
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      Lock icon Top post for Gore-Booth
      36 3 LONDON. Sun— Sir Paul GoreBooth, until recently Britain* High Commissioner in New Delhi. b will take over as Permanent Un--3 der-Secret&ry of State at th« Foreign Office here on May 10. Reuter
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    A chat with the young ones
    48 4 THE Singapore Prime Minis ter, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, takes time off to chat wit., the younger residents f Queenstown during a visit to the Housing and Development Board's flats yesterday. Mr Lee had earlier visited Jurong industrial estate. (See Back Page)
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    Ho tells M-Day rally: We back industrial peace
    683 4 Ho tells M-Day rally: We back industrial peace SINGAPORE, Sun. fHE Chairman of the National Trades Union Congress, Mr. Ho See Beng, yesterday assured workers attending a May Day rally that the NTUC would always back them in its right to maintain industrial peace with justice. The meeting organised by
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    Sober gathering for extremists
    389 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. EXTREMIST groups were out in force again today for a more sober gathering. Hundreds of them flocked to the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Hill Street for a May Day exhibition of clothings made by their own supporters. But police were not taking chances.
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    OPERETTA BY STRAUSS AT THE VIC
    92 4 SINGAPORE. Sun— The Sceneshifters will perform "Gay Rosalinda", the English version of Johann Strauss's operetta "Die Pledermaus". for the first time in Singapore from 7 to 12 at 8.30 p.m. at the Victoria Theatre All proceeds from the first night's performance will go to
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    'N-LANGUAGE NEVER POLITICAL ISSUE'
    219 4 SINGAPORE, Sun— The po- litical liaison secretary to le Ministry of Culture, vche Ghazali bin Ismail, lid tonight that it Was "renarkable" that the question of the National language had been lesolved. "This is because our national language has never been a political issue between political
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    Mission hospital's plea to the public
    128 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Board of Management of the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital today appealed to the public and past benefactors of the hospital to continue giving their support. In Its annual report for 1964 the board said the response from the hospital's friends and
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    A woman visitor praises our humble man of peace'
    224 5 A woman visitor praises our humble man of peace' I^UALA LUMPUR. Sun. A visiting woman social worker from the "Philippines is "impres sed" by Tengku Abdul Rahmans honesty and sincerity in trying to bring peace to the South-East Asian region. She is Mrs. Aurea del Carmen, 60. the national general
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    New town's target is 35,000 homes
    128 5 New town's target is 35,000 homes SINGAPORE. Sun.— The new residential satellite town of Toa Payoh Is rapidly taking shape. As 1,425 low-cost homes are under construction, the Housing and Development Board has called for tenders to build another 1.354 units in multi-storey flats. A spokesman for the board said
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    Apex Club
    40 5 SINGAPORE. Sun—Mr Khoo Hin HlOllg, oi the V.-, Men's club! will speak on Juvenile Delinquen- cy at a meeting of the Apex Club I of Singapore City at the Alumni Association Medical Centre at 8.30 p.m. on Wednesday.
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    Nurses' Week dance date
    58 5 SINGAPORE. Sun The Woodbiidge Hospital Recreation Club is organising a danre at the Adelplu Hotel on May 14 for Mlnggu Jururawat (Nurses' Week), which is from May 10 to 16. Highlight of the evenln* will be a "nurses queen" contest. The winner will receive a double
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    Maternity hospital
    26 5 PENANO. Sun—The C-in-C Far! Bast Land Forces. Lieut-Gen. Sir j Alan Jolly, will open the military maternity hospital at Minden barracks here on Friday.
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    'Musicians' ball to aid D-Fund
    53 5 IPOH. Sun. The Musicians Union "king sl»" ball in aid o( the National Defence Fund will be held at the Jubilee Cabaret I here next Sunday I Alfonso Sollano of Radio Malaysia will conduct the IS-plecc dance orchestra. Television slfiger Tan Mul Kwang will sing
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    Fishermen want individual going-to-sea permits
    183 5 Fishermen want individual going-to-sea permits ItfUAR. Sun.—Fisher- men ir» the Muar district want the Central Government to amend its recent nil- 1 ing on the issue of permits to them for going to sea. This decision was taken at a meeting of fishermen from Parit Jawa. Parit Unas and i
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    A double ceremony for the Seenis
    166 5 IPOH, Sunday rpHE Seenivasagam family today attended a thanksgiving ceremony at the Sri Maha Mariamman temple In Sungei Pari Road here to mark a doubie occasion. Mr. S P. Seenivasagam, the Ipoh Municipal Council j president, his younger brother. Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam. and
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    Mother and children hacked to death
    231 5 Mother and children hacked to death ALOR STAR, Sunday. MOTHER, Samsiah binte Ahmad, and her two small daughters, Robiah, eight, and Kamariah, three, were hacked to death yesterday at their home at Kampong Kubang Nipah, Ayer I tarn, 28 miles north of here. Samsiah's five-year-old son, Ahmad bin Yacob, who
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    Mason stabbed in attack
    54 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A mason, Yong Peng Wan, 27, was' stabbed In the back in a coffeeshop In Jalan Loke Yew here last night In an attack by three men armed with daggers. Yong has been admitted to the j General Hospital. His condition j today
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    Family welfare show
    36 5 SINGAPORE. Sun—The director of the People's Association,' Mr. Sim Boon Peng, will open the i family welfare exhibition at Jalan Kayu community centre, off Yio Chu Kang Road, at 9.30 a.m. on Tuesday.
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    New KODAK INSTAMATIC Cameras load instantly...
    159 5 Now the pictures you want most are easier than ever to take! Easy tO load. Loading KODAK INSTAMATIC Cameras Is quick and foolproof. You never have to touch the film. Just drop a KOOAPAK Cartridge and you are ready to make great pictures— ln
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    The rout of the strong- arm boys
    290 6 IN PICTURES: THE WATERLOO OF A MARCH ON THE U.S. CONSULATE DEMONSTRATORS SWELL THEIR RANKS WITH TEEN-AGERS IT WAS to have been a massive show of strength by the 30 extremist-led trade unions on May Day. Their target was the American Consulate in
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    Run, run, run, see how they run
    113 7 ROUTED by tear gas bombs and baton-wielding policemen in Prinsep Street, May Day demonstrators flee into Middle Road. On the left, traffic comes to a standstill as part of the mob dashes across, while on the right the main body jostle along in
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    ... then a wait for black marias
    9 7 then a wait for black marias —STRAITS TIMES pictures
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    Barisan demand: Free all those arrested
    162 7 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The Barlsan Soslalis today demanded the "Immediate and unconditional" release of all people nrrested in yesterdays May Day demonstrations led by some 30 leftwlng trade unions. The party in a statement condemning the Government action said: "They (the arrested) have commuted no
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    DAWN SWOOP ON BIG ROBBER DEN
    91 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. A police party raided a robbers' hideout in Jalan Klink at dawn today and arrested three secret society fighters believed to be members of a rine of housebreakers. Three datters. ammunition and a false car number plate were seized. The suspects member!
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    Architects' firm gives $20,000 to the national zoo
    131 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— A firm of architects. Messrs Booty. Edwards and Partners, today presented a cheque for $20,000 to the Malayan Zoological Society. Mr. Kington Loo, a partner of the firm, piesented the cheque lo Mr. Vie Hutson. chairman of the society,
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    Photo contest
    34 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Bun. The closing date for the pan -Malay 1 sian students 1 photographic con- j test organised by the Methodist Boys' Secondary School here has been extended to May 28.
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    Sambanthan warns PAP partners
    368 8 Sambanthan warns PAP partners 'A DANGEROUS POWER BID' SUNGEI SIPUT, Sunday. jyjALAYSI A is moving into a very dangerous phase because the People's Action Party is "playing communalism in an insatiable bid for power/ the national president of the Malaysian Indian Congress, DatoV. T. Sambanthan, warned today. He warned the
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    THE CHANCE OF A NEW, BETTER GOVT: DR. LIM
    207 8 PENANG, Sun. Tkfl proposed United Opposition Front might provide the people of this country with a chance of a new and better government in the future, Dr. Lim Chong Eu. secretarygeneral of the Inited Democratic Party said here last night. Replying
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    Fire hoax at university campus
    149 8 Fire hoax at university campus UALA LI'MPUK. Sun. A fire-engine rushed to a the university campus here early yesterday but it turned out to be a I hoax. i spokesman for the Fire i Brigade at Shaw Road t fire station said today that a caller from the s I
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    Call for laws to protect workers
    232 8 PENANG, Sunday. THE general secretary of the National Union of Commercial Workers, Mr. A. B. Gomez, today called on the Government to introduce legislation, on industrial relations with strong emphasis on social justice. "By legislation." Mr. Gomez told the third biennial meet- ing of
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    Remembrance 5 ceremony
    85 8 Remembrance 5 ceremony SINGAPORE. Sun— The Nether- lands community In Singapore will hold a remembrance ceremony in honour of all those who died for the liberation of the Netherlands jn the last war. The ceremony will be held at I the Kranji Military Cemetery at 6.15 p.m. on Tuesday. Art
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    Appointment
    26 8 SINGAPORE. Sun— The Yung I f -Pertuan Negara has appointed c r. Ho Guan Llm to be a member I h the Medical Council. t
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    Goldfish theft
    29 8 PENANG. Sun. A housewife. Mrs. Lee Wah Poya. 47, has reported the theft of 42 goldfish valued at $143 from her aquariums in Free School Road. i
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    MENTRI TO UMNO MEMBERS: DON'T SQUABBLE IN PRESS
    295 8 MENTRI TO UMNO MEMBERS: DON'T SQUABBLE IN PRESS I^ANGAR. Sun. The 1V Perlis Mentri Besar. Dato Sheikh Ahmad bin Mohamed Hashim. yesterday urged all members of Umno not to air their political disputes in the newspapers. "This is the kind of news he Press usually HKe to pubIsh as they
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    Tenants' walk
    38 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. The lousing and Development Board vill organise a 13J mile big walk or its tenants In the various ■states in Singapore. It will be ield i:i July. Closing date for enries Is May 20.
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    Half-pay study leave: 'No decision yet
    141 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Ministry of Education has yet to make a decision on half-pay study leave for teachers who want to study at the University of Malaya. The Ministry's spokesman. Inche Mohamed Nur [small, said this today when commenting on a statement by
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    Doctors seek 40 per cent pay increase
    522 9 SINGAPORE. Sun H^HE present salary structure and con- ditions of service in the Government medical service "leave much to be desired." This was stated in a Press statement signed by the president Dr. Arthur Lim Slew Ming, and the secretary, Dr. John Tambyah.
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    Chinese scholar for varsity
    42 9 KUALA LUMPUR. 6 Chinese m Huns Kon«. Dr. Cliitn. Mu. will arnvi- here this month tv t;ike up a imyear appointment with the Departm. id:<> a the University of MaJajTK. Dr. chitn eoraMvad t authority uti Chmose phiksopiiy.
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    Annual inspection
    32 9 SINGAPORE. Sun.—The Fifth Corps of the west, central area. St. John Ambulance Brigade. will hold Its uanwl inspection at Bntrade Headquarters :n Beach Road at 3 v m next Sur.dav.
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    That last Lancaster is still on its way
    92 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. The arrival here of the last serviceable Lancaster bomber oi World War II has been twice delayed and is now due tomorrow The lour-engined bomber, manned by a volunteer crew of war veterans, was scheduled to land at RAF Changi
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    Prof. Wang elected
    34 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. ProfoMOr WaiK Guns-wu has been elected president of ttb History Teachers' Association mt M;.;..va Others elected are- Inrhe Zainai Abidin hrn Abdul Wahab. treasurrr. Mr Jacjil Singh Sidhti.
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    22 VOLUNTEERS BUILD PATH FOR VILLAGE
    106 9 BUKIT MERTAJAM Sun. The world president of Junior Chamber International. Mr. John L. Rundle. yesterday visited Kubang Semang near here where 22 voluntary workers from five countries had lust completed a bridle path for the village. Before the nine-day work camp broke up Mr
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    Students' 'pop' group cuts its first record
    166 9 Students' 'pop' group cuts its first record KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Malaysia's youngest "pop" band the Falcons have just cut a record of tunes they composed themselves. The group consists of four teenage students irmn St Johns Institution led toy 13-year-old guitarist Brian Felix. The others are: Jerry Ventura. 13. the
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    Boys club dance
    25 9 tPOH. Sun Th# Ipoh Boy. 1 Club will hold a dance at st John Ambulance Hall here on Saturday to raise funds
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    Singapore expects more tourists: Board
    155 9 Singapore expects more tourists: Board SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore can expect more tourists this year if the present flow of visitors continues for the rest of the year, according to the Tourist Promotion Board. There hart been a rise of about 12 per cent tourists in January and February this ypar
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    Teachers' meeting
    26 9 PARIT BUNTAR. Sun The annual meeting of The Pera!: branch of the National Union rr Teachers will be held at Talping on May 29
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      314 9 Straits Times Crossword v^\ I H HI 4 Bora) •tnlnlM itrcomn a Mischievous adventur* to smooth with maturity <B>. ith around c -«c I. Ii uspful latrr dc- veloumrnrs depend on earlier 6. \\.<- tnrltty and came to tn* talcing ways <6). resuc* Gets better headgear for *«p- <• H"k.'
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  • The Straits Times Monday. May 3. 1965.
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      May Day Disorders
      741 10 May Day long ago lost its significance as a focus for i international labour. It has become mainly a Communist fistival, an occasion for poli- j tkal demonstration in Communist interests. Members of 30 left wing trade unions in Singapore who attempted on Saturday to celebrate in
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      Better Deal
      387 10 Most of the legitimate com- plaints of tenants of pre-war flats in Tiong Bahru. who have been given the choice of i buying up or moving out, are j met by the concessions just announced by the Singapore Housing Board. The Board is now prepared to lend intend-
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      A City's Name
      186 10 To say that the name George I Town has "no connection whatsoever with the history ol this country" is, of course, entirely wrong. There is a {very clear connection be- i tween the name and British Irule in Malaya, and that most certainly is a part of
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    THE CAMPUS REVOLT
    1317 10  -  RICHARD RESTON by OF THE LOS ANGELES TIMES WASHINGTON WAKES UP TO THE DANGERS OF v.gu.iy P rot..tm g THE INTELLECTUAL DEBATE ON U.S. POLICY THAT IS LEADING TO CRISIS THE frustration and even disi I I usionment about the administration's tenuous course of action in Vietnam
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    LEARNING MALAY (77)
    521 10  -  UNUS MARIS. M.A. University of Malaya by VOCABULARY Terang <adj> clear. brtfi.; shining: menerangkan tv) to brighten, or cause to shine: to enlighten, clarify, explain; puas, memuaskan ivi to satisfy, cause to be content (ed>; puas bati (Ni state of contentment, satisfaction: luar vi. adj) out«l(*e. external;
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      A CLOSER LINK BETWEEN ART AND ARCHITECTS
      248 10 I note with interest and pleasure that another exhibition of the Contemporary Art of Singapore la to be opened in Kual* Lumpur by Dr. Ton Chin Chye next month. It is hoped that member* of the architectural profession have been Included In the
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      Barrier tip
      52 10 A TIP ror the motorist who wants to avoid the traffic jam at the police checkpoint at the 2nd mile Jalan Klang. Go via the Federal Highway Into Bungsar Road, and hey presto you're in Kuala Lumpur.' No checkpoint no traffic jam! Tip for the police too. TSK
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      141 10 DONATION /I DRAWS/L 8 IN AID OF SINGAPORE ASSOCIATION FOR THE BLIND On Sol* of: C. K. Tong Robinson Co. Cold Storage Supermarket Little's Shop RetulH will be published in The Straits Times, Utusan Meloyu, Hanyang Siong Pau Sin Ch«w Jit Poh on Tuasdov May "th 1965. Spoce Kindly Crioted
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    Swimming pool gift to the crippled
    156 11 Swimming pool gift to the crippled SINGAPORE. San Toh Puan Noor Aishah. wife of the Yang dl-Pertuan Negara, today officially opened a new swimming pool at the Singapore Red Cross Society's home for crippled children in Tanah Merah. The Pool, measuring 20ft. by 17ft. and 2ft. 6in. deep, was built
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    Front 'an admission of PAP failure'
    152 11 IfUALA Lt'MPL'R. Sun.— The PAP plan to form a United Opposition Front ww today described as "an obvious admission of its failure to go it alone" in its quest for political power in Malaysia The political novterj to tin- Minister of Information and Broadcasting.
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    Club discussion
    49 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Bun —Mr Cheng Tim Pin. the founder ol the Singapore Psychology Club, will lead a discussion oh "What makes people like you" at the i Kuala Lumpur Psychology Club, 29. Ipoh Road, at 4 p.m. next Sunday. The discussion will be open to the public.
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    'Forget past quarrels' appeal to Lee
    513 11 MENTRI BESAR: LET'S JOIN HANDS AND BE UNITED KANGAR (Perils). Sunday rpHE Mentri Besar of Perlis, Dato -L Sheikh Ahmad, today urged the Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, to "forget past quarrels and make a fresh start" towards achieving national solidarity. "If
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    Razak to Sabah officials: Work in the fields
    147 11 Razak to Sabah officials: Work in the fields OANDAKAN, Sun. 0 The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today called on Sabah Government officers to spend more time in the fields so that speedy action could be taken on all the development projects. Paper work, he said, should be kept
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    Spore Varsity to hold convocation
    72 11 Spore Varsity to hold convocation SINGAPORE. Sun. -The University of Singapore will at 1 convocation at the National Theatre at fi Pm. on June 5. At the ceremony, the titles cl emeritus professors will be conferred on Professor E.B. Montelro and Dr. H.B. Gilllland Honorary Decrees of Doctor c! Medicine
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    Annual meeting
    28 11 KUAIA LLWIPIK. Bun Dm Sclangor branch of the Ex-Services A.ssociation of Maluya will o ld its annual meeting at the Seiangor Cub here on May 17
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    $9,500 jackpot can be yours!
    79 11 $9,500 jackpot can be yours! THE jackpot for ihe Malay Mail Word Puzzle "El" now stands at $9,500. And it can be yours. Don't miss it. All you have to do is to cut out the coupons daily from Thp Malay Mail, fill ir, thp answers and send in your
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    Wesak Day
    32 11 KUALA LUMPL-H Son Buddhists throughout M SSmS k aY Varsity dinner KUALA LLMPLH an:: Thr University of Malaya wui ho id convocation dinner "at the banquet J*J Hou*r lure on
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    AFRAID OF RATS? NOT 01 YEE
    297 11 AFRAID OF RATS? NOT 01 YEE KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The mere sight of a rat will often send a girl screaming to the nearest chair, but Miss Kok Oi Yee, Malaysia's only woman taxidermist, is an exception. She works with zest on rats. bats, birds and flsh. and likes it.
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    Advice plan for students studying abroad
    98 11 KUALA LUMPUR. SunThe Government is to Ml up a special Students Advisory Service "as soon as possible" to advise students «oin« overseas for studies. The Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Klur Jonari. announced this today on his arrival home after attending the executive committee
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    Khir's date
    37 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. will open a national painting and handicraft exhibition at the Balal Ampang. AIA Building In Jalan Ampang here on May 10 at SJO pjn
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    Seminar talk
    37 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun Th« director of teacher training. Mr Chang Mln Kee. will speak on the "Role of higher education" at the ntudent leadership training aeminar. at the University of Malay* at S p.m. tomorrow.
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    Search is on for top man for Fida
    263 11 Search is on for top man for Fida KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Government Is looking for an "able" chairman for the Federal Industrial Development Authority, the Minister of Commerce and Indus- try, Dr. Urn Swee Aun, said. Describing this as the onlj snag ln the establishment of the FIDA. he
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    Finals of Miss Malaysia contest in K.L
    179 11 Finals of Miss Malaysia contest in K.L OINGAPORii Sun. 0 The Miss Malaysia finals to select a representative to the Miss Universe contest at Miami. Florida, in July, will be held at Kuala Lumpur's Stadium N*gara on June 12. Winners of beauty contests in the 14 Malaysian States will compete
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    Study tour by farmers
    59 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Bun.—Thir-ty-seven Sarawak larmers arrived here last night for a two-week study of agricultural and rurmj development .schemes here. An Agricultural Department spokesman .said today that the visit arranged by the Sarawak Government would "broaden tha outlook" of the farmers. A .slmilai 1 group came
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      A 'Popgun' pellet with speed of 25,000 mph
      156 12 t INN WALK (California). J Sun.— Scientist* at Nasas Ames Research Centre hejre have shot a tiny pellet »t a speed of more than seven miles a second from a 20ft. long adult version uf a child's "poptun The polythelene pellet about
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      Lock icon Drug suspect's suicide bid
      50 12 GUATEMALE CIITY. Sun A Canadian, accused of being a member of a drug trafficking ring ir. central America, slashed hi* i wrist and swallowed the razor nboard an aircraft bound for th«U.S yesterday. He was rushed to the Roosevelt Hospital here on the plane* irriutl Reuter.
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      Lock icon Tories to head attack on Labour race Bill
      318 12 Tories to head attack on Labour race Bill LONDON. Sunday. THE opposition Conservative Party in Parliament this week will call for outright rejection of the Labour Government's Race Relations Bill, already more widely criticised for what it lacks than praised for what it contains. The controversial measure, designed primarily to
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      Goodbye Sock...
      28 12 i JAKARTA. Sun. Thp la*t members of the L\S Pence Corps Hre expected to leave Indrnirna I by the end ol thi» week.— R p u""
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      Lock icon Extradition bid
      34 12 TEHERAN. Sun. Britain and Prance have been asked by the Iranian Government to extradite two Iranians in connection with a recent attempt to assassinate the Shah, according to official sources here.— A.P.
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      Lock icon A costly joke
      34 12 NtANILA. Sun. A practical tatar. who tried to scare a girl by ur.it at ing a ghost. WH attackrd by ;he girl with her wooden «hoe.v He was taken to hospiial.Reu'er.
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      Lock icon Descendant of Christian
      64 12 SUVA "Fiji i. Sun A dearerriant of Fletcher Christian who led the Bounty mutineers tc Pitcaini Island, has arrived !n Suva to take a six months' dental course at the Fiji School of Medicine. He is Mr. Elwyn Christian, who taught himself some dentistry and has been
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      Lock icon The Pope voices fear of a 'bloody war9
      186 12 The Pope voices fear of a 'bloody war 9 VATICAN CITY, Sun Pope Paul, in a new plea for peace apparently directed mainly at the Vietnam struggle, has voiced fear that current international disputes will degenerate into a "bloody war." In a 1.500- word encyclical, the second of his reign,
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      Lock icon Sex without penalty, says Cambridge
      81 12 CAMBRIDGE. Sun A survey of students at Cambridge University has shown that most of the 580 undergraduates questioned are against punishment for sexual misbehaviour. The survey, published by the Student Representative Council, said 64 per cent of those polled felt students should be given only
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      Lock icon Loans for disabled
      34 12 MOSCOW. Sun— Disabled Soviet ex-servicemen and their tamilie.s are to be given interestfree loans for building houses, priority m housing, and 80 per cent discount on medicine and free travel— Reuter.
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      Lock icon VIPs fly in for 'A King's Story' premiere
      330 12 VIPs fly in for 'A King's Story' premiere I ONDON. Sun. The stars of the reallife world of society, business and politics are gathering here this weekend for the year's most glittering film premiere the biography of the Duke of Windsor. "A King s Story." But the 70-year-old former Edward
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      Lock icon New Vietnamese navy chief
      64 12 SAIGON. Sun. Navy Captain Tran Van Phan has been appointi a BOBUMU cii r ol the South Vv "amor Navy under a decrrr signed by Chief of State, Mr. Rmb Khar Suu. K was announced yesterday. Capt. Phan replaces Rear Admiral Chung Tan Cang. who was
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      Lock icon Editor killed in gun trap
      62 12 HOUSTON. Sun— Mr. Mehin SWakley. reliirton editor of the Houston Chronicle, was shot ana killed after stepping Into his car or finishing work early today. Police said that a pistol had been strapped to the side of th* steering wheel of the 38-vear-oUi .irurnalist's car.
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      Lock icon Steel nationalisation conies under strong criticism
      212 12 LONDON, Sunday 'Pill Labour Governments plan to renationalise the steel industry was bitterly criticised by five national newspapers here. Two other newspapers took a middle-of-the-road approach, and only one approved steel nationalisation outright. Comments included:, FINANCIAL TIMES: ♦he prooosal nust provoke the suspicion that
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      The visit of Perry and his 'black ships' to Japan
      1262 13  -  ALLINGTON KENNARD THE BLACK SHIP SCROLL. By Oliver Statler. (John Weatherhill, Tokyo. U.S. $5.) by IN the summer of 1853 Commodore Matthew Perry's "black ships" knocked on the door of Japan. For over two centuries the Japanese had lived in
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      Birds' Nests in their Beards
      492 13 PITY the author who Is both victim of hl.s publisher's blurbs, and ot the reviewers who never read beyond them. David Sze based his criticisms of "Birds' Nests in their Beards" on the jacket publicity provided In the British edition of a book first printed
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      A dashing sea wolf
      167 13 COCHRANE. By Warren Tute. (Cassell. 36>.) A DASHING captain <NVI- lcup de mer) v mid-career. Thomas Cochrane. tenth Earl of Dundonald, entered Parliament Cobbett Whig and campaigned against Admiralty slugglshnes* and coruptlon. Framed in a conspiracy to rig the Stock Exchange, be was fined, pilloried (the
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      New 'Anatomy5
      49 13 New 'Anatomy 5 Anatomy ot Britain Todaj (Hodder and Btoughtou 42a) Is a new version of Anthony Snmpson's lively and comprehenMve «vide to British Institutions uith a meat deal of extra material reflecting the chanae* nfor the better' in British fife since the oook Hrn appealed in 1 1962.
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      877 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE I ITarets M <Min.)—BnxiHrt: exfra LATI *M 4AOUAR MXII. oew rres, radio, tax. comprebansivr I isurance $4,800 0.n.0 IU«3 Tr. 4 I llleaße 10,000. New tyres. Compra- c "•nslve Insurance, excellent coodnion J.MHj o.n o Kins a.wvoos s'Dore ■BJ VISIT CHANOI AUTO SERVICE ji a wide ranse
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      82 14 {EDUCATION! AT i HOME FOR SYSTEMATIC TUITION j PERSONAL AnENTION ORIGINAL METHODS MEANINGFUL APPROACH i SUCCESS PROMOTION JOIN C. C. S. EXAMINATIONS Higher School Cert., School Certificate, Malaysia Certificate, Qualifying Test Form IV, L.C.E., LCC, (Book-keeping etc.) APPLY To:— cut here. I •CAMBRIDGE CORfUSPONDINCI I SCHOOL, P.O. 80. 193S Singapore.
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    1102 16 nnHE table ot share* on the A Malayan Stock Exchange shows last business to April 24 (A) and last business since that date (B) with H and L standing far Highest and Lower business for 1964 and this year to date. jj/- «j/*v: v>i nn t* o
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    DOLLAR RATE
    52 16 T<IIE prrM-nt rate of the Malayan dollar against the pound sterling fixed on November 24 last year is Selling TT or OD 2s. 3 l.'i 18d.. Baying TT 2t. 1/16. Buying OD 2a, *%d. The dollar is at its statutory middle position In relation to Us range against
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    Tin price is up by $6.62|
    549 16 Tin price is up by $6.62| fUN experienced a wet-K of 1 sharp rises and fallo In Penaug and on Saturday the price rose by $6.62 J per u\cul to $729.50. The net gain on balance on the week was $16.125. On Tuesday and Wednesday the price gained $26.50 and
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      962 16 IE°IoRIENTj LIliES ROUND VOYAGE TO MANILA HONG KONG S.S. "CATHAY" Departs: Penang 9 Moy 1965 P. Swettenham 11 May 1965 Singapore 13 May 196S For Manila 17/18 May, Hone Kong 20/24 May Returns: Singapore 28 Moy 1965 P. Swettenham 30 May 1965 Penang 31 May 1965 Fare From:— Penang or
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      627 16 MALAYAN STOCK INDICES Apr. 26. Apr. 27. Apr. 28. Apr. 29. Apr. 30. May 1. •Industrials: 77.67 77.50 77.61 77.55 77.36 Tina: 97.74 97.28 99.27 98.79 97.79 S rubbers: 1CJ.40 103.40 104.40 104.15 104.15 •Dec. 30. 1963 100. Dec. 29. 1962 100. P'SHAM SPORE PENANG ?TA/ETD ETA/ETO ETAyETD FROM CALCUTTA,
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  • MALAYA SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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      1948 17 From Our Market Correspondent £11 K five day trading period on the Stork Exchange last week saw one of the smallest turnovers for a very long time and indications in the coming week are that it will not improve very much. This severe contraction
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      CLOSING PRICES
      29 17 RI'BBLK TIN (perlb). (perpieul). Apr. 26. :4<4ets. $71«.62'i 27. 74 cts. 1721.37'/, 28. 74% cts. $737.12 29. 74 4 cts. |73t.5« 80. 74*»cta. $752.87 May 1. 1729.50
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      SHARE MART REVISED QUOTATIONS
      672 17 THL (ullowlng U a compleU 1 list of revised t«#tations for the week ended an Fri-«*-y. April 1: v.x Bricks U.M UkW Bouiead 1.21 1.27 s. Holding* 2.00 2.13 L-.T.H onU 89/- 41'Dunlop 1.44 1.46 E»«o 1.62 1.63 y.rao dab 1.01 1.03 Ka*t Smelt 3.00 4.04
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      Big U.S.A. expansion
      139 17 US ouslness plans to spend a record $51,700 million on new plant and equipment this year, a rise of $6,800 million, or 15 per cent over 1964, according to an annual survey by McGraw-Hill publications Current preliminary planning now shows that business has plans to maintain an
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      H.K. RATES
      92 17 ON th* frss *x*han|[* markat in Honu Kong on Saturday th* US. dsllar waa quoted at 5.7«| for T.T. and 5.721 for taan Starling was quoted at lfl.ol and an* tasl of laid it 2«oi. Japan record Japans exports ot four-wheel motor vehicles during the last financial year
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      95 17 Joprng I loldrn Hoptt J.C.B.C. Jheras Rabber ■■Iramcrs *uni:*'i Best Vngkalrn \ulim Rubber Malax via Kubbrr >■' Serendftk 'aUlinjr MmrtMie* Current Date of payment payment Is. 3d. i June 4 7%1 May 28 87c* May 29 L 3}% June 2 6)Tc May 38 9d.' June 4 ls.t June
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      216 17 UNITED PLANTATIONS LIMITED (Incorporated In the States of Malaya) ORDINARY ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOIICK IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 44th Ordinary Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Btock Exchange (Br.sen) Room No. 5. Copenhagen X, on the 24th day of May, 1965 at 10.00 o'clock
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      216 17 BERNAM OIL PALMS LIMITED (Incorporated in the States of Malaya) ORDINARY ANNUAL Ut.NEKAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the sy.h Ordinary Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the StocL Exchange (Brsen) Room No. 5. Copenhagen X, on the 24th day of May, 1965 at 11.00
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      687 17 TENDERS DI-TAWARKAN SIMULA JABATAN KERJA KAYA SELANGUH PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN. Tawaran daripada Pemborong2 yang terdaftar di-J.K R. dalam K-las 'D' Kapala VI dan ka-atas akan di-terlma dl-Pejabat Jurutera Negeri, J.K.R Selacgor, Kuala Lumpur sa-hingga pukol 3 petang pada 13hb Mai. 1965 untok: MENGANGKUT TANAH DARI LOMBONO TANAH BATU 2, JALAN LANGAT
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      730 17 TENDERS PEMBERJTAHU TAWARAN J.H.R. SELANGOR rAWARAN daripada Pemborong2 yang oerdaftar dl-JJCJt. kelas "K" dan ka-nias akan ditsr jna di-Pejabat Jurutera Nefert, JKR., Selangor. Kuala Lumpur sa-hinsga pukul 300 petana oada lOhb May. IMS ONTOK: MKMBENA DAN MZN-DIRI-KAN SABUAH PEJABAT UGAMA. DUA (2) UNIT KELAS P* QRS. DAN SATU (1) UNIT
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      1592 17 JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK KENYATAAN TAWARAN rawaran2 akan dl-terlma dlpejabat Jurutera Negerl. Perak, Ipoh. hlngga Jam 3 petang pada Thb Met 1965 dan Praborxmtfl J.K.R yang berdaftar Kelas BX" ka-aUs di-bawah Kepala II dan Kepala Kechil 2 bagi pernblnaan t>a-buah Sekolah Anika Jurusan dl-Batu Gajah Perak Ma'alumata tawaran yang penoh
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      81 17 TENDERS J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE fc£M, PORT OICaVSON Tmters from JX.JL. Class r Registered Contractors and above will be received at the olfice of the Penokwc Pengarah Kerja Raya, Bahagian Kerja2 Angkatan Beraenjata. Jabatan Kerja Raya. Jalan Maxwell. Kuala Lumpur, upto 12 NOON on the 7 Ui May. 1965. for Repairs
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      Cup to Royal Meadow
      1866 18  -  Epsom Jeep RACING with HE BEATS LOGICAL BY 2 LENGTHS TO GIVE COLEMAN A DOUBLE DENANG, Sun. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. I Law's Royal Meadow, ridden by Des Coleman, carried 8.12 to an easy win in the 6f P and O Cup race today, beating
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      Daniels wins appeal
      74 18 PENANG. Sun. The ap- peal of Singapore trainer Keith Danieli aciinst a fine of $1,500 im- posed on him, resarding 1 the running of New River at the recent Kuala Lumpur meeting, was upheld after the MRA met to hear the appeal here on Saturday. The MRA
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      BIG SWEEP
      46 18 TOTAL POOL: $45,644 Ist No. *****8 ($27,390) 2nd No. *****3 <S 6.847) 3rd No. *****7 (S J. 4231 STARTKRS (8652 each): Xo«. *****9. *****5. 2?9369. *****8, *****0. *****6, *****4. CONSOLATION 1 5342 1 Noi *****0. *****2. *****3, *****3. -'I :»!<.>. *****1, *****1. *****3, *****1. *****0.
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      Lock icon Lucky Debonair's Kentucky Derby
      102 18 J^SS PSSl't.g U*****,500 Kentucky Ocrby by a neck In a field of 11 Lucky Debonair beat Dapper I Dan v.'ith Tan Rolfe riird an- two length* behind. Little Willie Sh. einaker. mho SS. third success in tM. bora-r -hr 0. Wie^in )|ld 0B the race it>d
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      A perfect goal by St John wins FA Cup for Liverpool
      713 18 A perfect goal by St John wins FA Cup for Liverpool T ONDON, Sunday. Liverpool deservedly won the coveted English FA Cup when they beat Leeds United 2-1 after extra time in the Final at Wembley Stadium here yesterday. A perfect header Irom Scottish international lAN ST John nine minutes
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      111 18 Australia soccer SYDNEY. Sun. Ke.sultd of Australian .soccer mauhea played today were: Victoria state: Clcijrge C 1 Hakouii 1: Melbourne 0 Wilhelmina 2. biiivia 0 Juvenuis 4. (Queensland Div One \nipol (up: Azzari 1 Thistle 6; Oxley 5 Hollandl.i 3. Div Two: Annerley S Mitchelton 2: SoutliMde 0 St Helam
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      Lock icon Summer Cup
      51 18 LONDON. Hun. Bflltl of Scottish Summer Cup soccer mate clie.s played yeMerciay Dundee 1 Dundee Ltd Pal kirk 0 Dunfermine 0: Hibernian Hntrts 0; Kilnmrnock 3 Air-drii-onians 1: Motlierwell 3 Third Lanark 1; Partick 2 Morton 1; St. Johnstone 2 Aberdeen 0; Bt. Mirren 1 Clyde 3— Reuter.
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      SOBERS HITS AN UNBEATEN 183
      327 18 BRIDGETOWN (Barbados). Sunday. a FINE innings of 183 not out the highest against the Australians on the present tour— by West Indies Test captain Garfleld Sobers was the highlight of the drawn match between Barbados and the Australians which ended here today. Final scores: Australians
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      655 18 JERAM KUANTAN (MALAYA) LIMITED 'Incorporated In the States of Malaya > NOTICI IS HEREBY OIVEN that the Sixth Annual General Meeting of JERAM KUANTAN MALAYAi LIMITED, will be I beld at the Registered Office of the Company. No. 70. Jalan Ampanft. Kuala Lumpur, on Monriiv 31st May. 1065. at 300
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      572 18 GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI FIRE SKKVKKS lIF.PARTMENT RNNi SDTII K TENDERS will t>e received oy the Chairman Tenders Board, at the Office of the State Financial Officer Government Offices. Brunei Town, up to 4.00 p.m. on Monday. 31st May. 1965 for the suppiv and delivery to trie F;re Services. Headquarters. Brunei
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      841 18 UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA FACULTY OF AI.RH'I'LTI'IE Applications are invited for th« following new posts In the Faculty of Agriculture:— <a) Field Superintendent. Th« uutles of the post will involve responsibility tor the day to day management of the Faculty's 43 acre Field Area ot estate crops, fruit crops, vegetables, padl
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      67 18 DIARY I >.<>( KR Perak Dlv. 2: KED v Changkat Dinding Est UAJ l»i\. 3: NI.YC v Tamil ters (Coronation grd>. PTcsc Ipoh Police iL. Coronation grd.). 1.. Perak Dtv. 1: Stars XI v Sun-'ei Bernaiu < Speedy Rd' Nejtri l)r iers v Polif*. Kampar Div. 2: Hunters v Pel
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      Shock for new champs
      348 19  -  LEE FOO SAN Ipoh. Sunday FORCES PACE AND PRESSURE UPSET CONFIDENT PERAK By pERAK, the winners a fortnight ago of the FAM Cup final against Singapore at Jalan Besar Stadium and Malaya Cup run-ners-up last year, crashed 3-2 to Armed Forces on their home ground today
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      Singapore edge Negri
      209 19 Singapore edge Negri CINGAPORE. Sun. Defending Malaya Cup champions, Singapore today gave a very disappointing display when they barely managed to beat Negri Sembilan 2-1 in their opening match at Jalan Besar Stadium. After a tamp flr s t half in which Singapore led 2-0. Negri dominated the attacks and
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      Services pair spark Malacca 4-1 win
      233 19 Services pair spark Malacca 4-1 win VI ALACCA, Sun. AliT1 lan Stanton played a hero's game in Malacca's 4-1 victory over Johore in their Malaya Cup south zone soccer match at Kubu Stadium today. Malacca led 3-0 at halftime. Insideright Stanton, a servicemen, was the arch schemer in the attack
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      Penang get hard fight
      150 19 PENANO, Sun— Penang were made to fight hard all the way to beat Kedah 3-1 In their ivfalava Cup. match at the City Stadium here tonight. The game was marked by robust tactics which at times verged on dangerous play. Penangs victory came through the fine
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      SELANGOR'S GOAL-SPREE
      68 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun—Selangor trounced Perils 14--0 In a North zone Malaya Cup match at Stadium Merdeka tonight after leading 8-0 at halftime. Thanabalan started the rout from the second minute and added three more in the sth, Cth and 10th minutes. Other scorers were: Stanley Gabrielle (Bth. 15th.
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      Japan enter zone final
      112 19 SEOUL. Sun. Japan qualified to meet India in the Eastern zone final of the Davis Cup tennis tournament when they took a winning 3-0 lead against South Korea here today. Isoa Watanabe and Mitsuru Motoi beat Chung Yang and Chung Yung-yo 6-2. 6-3. 6-4 to score
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      S'gor Indians rout Police
      66 19 IPOH. Sun. Selangor Indian Association beat Perak Police by 113 runs In a friendly cricket match on the Municipal oadang here today Selancor Indians 188 (Lall j Singh 67. Ranjit Singh 35. HarI charan Singh 28. K. Ramakrishnan 22. S. Vijayapalan 2-28 K Tharobyrajah 2-34) Perak
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      Mike hits 149 off Police
      72 19 KUALA LUMPUR. i>,n.—Selangor Police (2) conceaed a walkover to Kilat Club in the Navaratnam Shield competition today because they could not field a full side. Instead, the two teams played a friendly match and Kllat won by 96 runs. Scores: Kllat 220 (Mike Shepherdson 149.
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      G-TRIALS FOR CYCLISTS
      130 19 PENANG. Sun— The Malaysian Cvclis.ts' Federation will hold Seap Games trials at Kuala Lumpur on May 15 and 16 The 1,000 metres sprint road race will be held at the Diplomatic Enclave. Kuala Lumpur, at 4 p.m on May 15 Entries will he limited to four riders
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      CRICKET MEAHS GET ALL THE WICKETS AND THE RUNS
      685 19 CRICKET MEAHS GET ALL THE WICKETS AND THE RUNS PENANG, Sunday. "IfETERAN, Hayati Meah and his schoolboy son, T Zainuddin, practically carried Penang Malays to a four-wicket victory over Perak Malays In their two-day Rulers' Shield match which ended at Bukit Glugor today. Penang, who had a ninerun lead on
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      Star-studded Police click at last to beat SCC
      354 19 Star-studded Police click at last to beat SCC SINGAPORE. Sun. The star-studded Police team came into their own at last in the Singapore Cricket Association senior tournament when they handed defending champions, Singapore Cricket Club, a six-wicket defeat at Thomson Road today In a postponed match. This fine victory moves
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      Sharin topples Azman in the final
      288 19 TENNIS T/UALA LUMPUR. Sun. Bharln Osman created a sensational upset when he toppled national champion S. A. Azman. to win the open singles Mnal in the Malaysian Malays tennis championships which concluded on the Selangor Club courts today. Sharin won 5-7. 8-6, 8-6 Azman.
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      GOLF Pros to meet in $30,000 two-day match in KL
      135 19 GOLF Pros to meet in $30,000 two-day match in KL I/UALA LUMPUR. Sun. Technicians from Directors Group Motion Pictures Ltd. are at present here to film an 18-hole golf match between Australian Canada Cup International Bruce Devlin and American Negro professional Charlie Slfford at the Royal Selangor Golf Club on
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      25 19 SEOUL. Sun The Malaysian women's basketball team, which took part in the first Asian championship here, left for home today via Tokyo. A.P.
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    SOLEMN MOMENT FOR N-DAY
    140 20 rthe throb of rolling drums against a background of mass choral singing, these flag marchers carrying aloft the whit; and red Singapore State flag, brought a solemn moment to the State Day celebrations at the Jalan Besar stadium on Saturday. Taking thr salute from the raised
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    Lee plans a super Eton-style boarding school
    287 20 Lee plans a super Eton-style boarding school SINGAPORE. Sunday gINCAPORE'S Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today announced plans for a super secondary boarding school where top students of all the four language streams would be given a chance to study and live together. The school, which will be sited
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    Kinabalu climbers rescued from the —peak—'
    199 20 Kinabalu climbers rescued from the —peak KUCHING. Sun. Two climbers were rescued from the top of Mount Kinabalu, in Sabah on Thursday by a Royal Air Force helicopter after being stranded all night. Miss Sylvia Eardley-Rus-sel of Jesselton. and Mr. Chin Yin Phln. of Beaufort, were climbing on Wednesday and
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    Crown counsel
    25 20 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Government has appointed Mr. Tay Chin Chye and Inche Syed Alwee bin Ahmad Alsree as Crown counsel for the State.
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    Imports registrar
    18 20 SINGAPORE. Sun— Mr. Aw Chin Hu has been appointed an Assistant Registrar of Imports and Exports
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    Lock icon THREE MILLION IN M-DAY JOY IN PEKING
    206 20 THREE MILLION IN M-DAY JOY IN PEKING PEKING, Sun. Scarlet banners with slogans supporting the Vietnamese Communists dangled from balloons and were strung across Peking streets for noisy and informal May Day celebrations which drew three million people into the streets of the capital. Mr. Chou En-lai. the Prime Minister,
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    60 20 SAN DIEGO. Sun.— While 40 wedding guests hummed Mendelsohn's "We d d i n g March." Christopher Crosby, 22-year-old son of bandleader singer Bob Crosby, married a Danish film star last nieht. The humming wasn't merely for sociability's sake Crosby's parents had forgotten the sheet music for
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    The big two lead Moscow parade
    202 20 MOSCOW, Sunday. IZREMLIN leaders Leonid Brezhnev and Alexei 1V Kosygin stood stop Lenin's tomb in Red Square today braving unseasonable snow and rain to lead the nations May Day celebrations. The Kremlin cancelled the traditional military parade and postponed It for a May 9th
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    DEATHS
    71 20 FARRER, Roland Bylveit*r on 1-5-65. Funeral arrangement! to be announced later. Violet and John Karrer and Angela Fernando, with aver- Krtef. mourn the toai of their bt-ioved "Dodle." Lt wtl. Managing Director of The Pioplr'n Immrano f'o. of Malaya Ltd on 1 5.65. leaving behind hia beloved wife uiir
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    ARMY CHIEF GIVES TWO REASONS WHY INDIA RETREATED
    59 20 YEW DELHI, Sun. Indian soldiers angrily protested yesterday that "political considerations" and overwhelming Pakistani strength were the reasons for their retreat during fighting this week in the barren Rann of Kutch. "The Pakistanis had 90 tanks deployed. I asked for tanks, but
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    Lock icon Strict orders
    66 20 "The Indian Government issued strict orders not to escalate the affair. "Our position has been tactical nonsense from the beginninir. out we could not do anything about lt." he added. Indian oiTlcers feel let down by Prime Minister Shastri's Government, implying military considerations were sacrificed in efforts to
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    32 20 SINGAPORE. Sun— The Slthlral Sathurthi festival will be celebrated by Dr. P. Thillainathan at the Sri Senpaea Vinayagar temple In Ceylon Road on Tuesday from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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    605 20 SANTO DOMINGO. Sunday ANOTHER 2,000 U.S. paratroops and Marines were landing in the Dominican Republic today as a five-nation peace committee of the Organisation of American States flew in to end the eight-day leftwing revolt which has cost hundreds of lives. President Johnson last
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      47 20 THE WEATHER v Highest and lowest temperatures In Malaysia for the period 8 p.m. Saturday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 93 73 Kota Bharu 91 77 Penang 88 75 Ipoh 91 73 Malacca 88 73 Singapore 90 73 Jesselton 88 73 Kuchlng 86 73
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