The Straits Times, 7 May 1965

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    A big welcome awaits Their Majesties today
    333 1 A big welcome awaits Their Majesties today KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. ABKi welcome awaits the Kins and Queen when they return home tomorrow from their pilgrimage to Mecca and State visits to Kuwait, the United Arab Republic and Jordan. They will be given a full ceremonial welcome at Penang's Swettenham Pier
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    Sato goes ahead with peace bid
    546 1 Snag over settling a date suitable to the Tengku TOKYO, Thursday THE Japanese Prime Minister, Mr. Eisaku Sato, assured Tengku Abdul Rahman today that he was pressing forward with his efforts to persuade President Soekarno to accept a new invitation to visit Tokyo. And
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    Dato Gunn: My wife and I were treated like prisoners
    412 1 Dato Gunn: My wife and I were treated like prisoners •KEPT ABOARD— WE WERE THE ONLY MALAYSIANS' KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Dato i Gunn Lay Teik. former Malayan High Commissioner in Australia, today told of j how he and his wife were kept aboard their ship for two-and-a-half days "like prisoners"
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    Lock icon Ammo dump attacked
    52 1 BAIGON, Thai*. lilty L.S. Air Force planes yesterday attacked a major North Vietnamese ammunition dump with spectacular results. Pilots said four underground ammunition bunkers blew up and four others were left burning after 80 tons of bombs had been dropped on the target 120 miles south of
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    Lock icon Saigon junta bows out
    81 1 SAIGON. Thurs— South VietnUß'l ull-|>o\\erlul Armed Forces Council formally dissolved Itself today in what amounted to an emphatic military vote of confidence in the civilian Rovernment of Mr. Phan Huy Quat. The council secretary-general. Maj-Oen. Nguyen Van Thieu. read a proclamation terminating the council from the
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    S'pore bans South Africa trade
    243 1 S'pore bans South Africa trade SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Government today announced a total ban on the importation of all South African Roods into the State, effective from May 13. This follows an order from thr Central Government to the constituent States of Sin- fzapore. Sabah and Sarawak to cease
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS lAKARTA DECREE
    20 1 STOP PRESS lAKARTA DECREE JAKARTA, Thusr Sukarno has signed decree. ordering private busingmtm in Indonesia to reibtci enterprise Mf! tara.—Reuter.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon offers help Dudley
      148 2 offers help Dudley COLOMBO, Thurs. Premier Dudley Senanayake has conveyed to Prime Minister Lai Bahadur Shastri of India and President Ayub Khan of Pakistan that Ceylon stood ready and willing to render whatever assistance may be possible towards a peaceful settlement of the dispute over the Indian-West Pakistan border The
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      A ceasefire uproar in Parliament
      477 2 A ceasefire uproar in Parliament SHASTRI: WE AGREED NOT TO AGGRAVATE CRISIS NEW DELHI, Thurs UPROAR broke out in the Indian Parliament yesterday when the Prime Minister, Mr. Lai Bahadur Shastri, announced that Indian forces would do nothing to aggravate the Rann of Kutch situation while peace efforts went on.
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      Lock icon PAKISTAN REPORTS A BIG BUILDUP BY INDIA ON BORDER
      185 2 IZARACHI, Thurs.— A Pakistani Government spokesman said yesterday that India was building up its multi-division strength along the borders of both East and West Uakistan in numbers considerably greater than had been reported previously. Two Indian divisions in addition to the
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      Lock icon Nations in Far East expect U.S. to stay in Vietnam: Lodge
      231 2 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Mr. Henry Cabot Lodge told President Johnson yesterday that during his recent mission in the Far East he found that every Government concerned expected that the United States would stay in Vietnam. Mr. Lodge, the president's special
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      Lock icon 35 Congo rebels die
      39 2 LEOPOLDVILLE. Thurs More than 35 Conijolese rebels were killed ilurini; an unsuccessful attack on Tuesday at Niangara. near the Sudanese border, reports reaching Leopoldville said yesterday. There were no reported Congolese National Army casualties.— AP.
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      TWO DIE AS JET PLOUGHS INTO HOUSES
      220 2 TOKYO, inurs. A A U.S. Air Force Jet smashed into an American Army dependant housing area, 2b miles south-west of Tokyo last night, killing two children and injuring nine other people, including four children. Except for one Japanese youtn. all tne aead and
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      Lock icon Meeting to draft agenda
      44 2 ALGIERS. Thurs The permanent preparatory committee of the Afro-Asian conference today bejian another of its aeries of meetings here. The committee's task Is primarily to draft an agenda for the conference, due to open In Algiers on June 29.— Reuter.
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      Arms factory
      21 2 JAKARTA. Thurs.— Army commander Lt. Gen. Achmad Yanl yesterday ciprned the army's first light armament factory in Bandoeng.— UPl.
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Wilson quells the steel revolt
      236 3 LONDON, Thursday. Ttf R. Harold Wilson last night 1 squashed a revolt danger within the Labour Party over his steel nationalisation plan when it is voted on in Parliament today. Party officials were jubilant after he spoke at a private meeting of Labour M.P's. Some
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      Lock icon Drugs: 'The dons don't care9
      49 3 Drugs: 'The dons don't care 9 OXFOKD, Thurs.— About 300 Oxford I'niversity students regularly take drugs, according to tinlatest issue of the campus newspaper Cherwell. An editorial coupled to the story said police in the city were concerned about the problem but university professors chose to ignore it.— UPI.
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      Lock icon 'UNWISE9 NOT TO KEEP THE FLATS WHITE
      93 3 'UNWISE 9 NOT TO KEEP THE FLATS WHITE QMETHWICK. Thurs. A big block of council apartments was opened yesterday In race-con-.scious Smethwlck— and a housing chief announced they are for white people only. The 15-storey apartment block Is part of a slum clearance project in Smethwlck. the industrial Midlands town
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      Lock icon Liverpool's secretary is found dead at stadium
      135 3 Liverpool's secretary is found dead at stadium I IVERPOOL, Tnurs. Jimmy Mclnnes. 53--year-old secretary of Liverpool soccer club, was found hanged last night at Anfield Stadium in Liverpool's hour of glory. I Liverpool, urged on by their fanatical fans, won the FA. Cup on Saturday with a 2-1 extra time
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      Crash kills 31
      29 3 TENERIFE <C;mary Islands). Thurs- A Spanish airliner carrying 48 people crashed here on landing yesterday and killed 31 people including 16 foreigners, Iberia Airlines laid today.
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      Lock icon Embassy plastered by bullets
      71 3 PAR AC AS (Venezuela). I Thurs. Three men and a woman machinegunned the American Embassy here yesterday and escaped in a taxi. The attack was all over In seconds, leaving 17 bullet holes in one wall of the Embassy and several broken windows. No injuries were
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      Governors freed of contempt
      74 3 NEW ORLEANS. Thurs. The U.S. o;h Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday dismissed con- tempt charges filed against former Mississippi Governor Ross Bamett and Governor Paul Johnson when they defied a court order and kept James Meredith from entering the University of Mississippi. The court agreed to
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      Johnson pledge
      25 3 BONN. Thurs Preside in Johnson yesterday rp-affirmed U.S. responsibility for the reunification of Germany together with the other victors of World War 11.
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      Lock icon Two hours of insults I in the Security -Council _
      423 3 Two hours of insults I in the Security -Council I TNITED NATIONS, v Thurs. United States and Soviet representatives traded i insults for two hours last night as Russia pressed the Security Council to condemn American "armed in- terference" in the Dominican Republic. Dr. Nikolai T. Fedorenko, the Soviet delegate,
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      Lock icon Miss England in car crash
      45 3 LONDON Tim: M Kn«land" ol 1965. Jenniler OUrlry. suffered facial injuries yeste.ddy In a motor accident near ■Qatwiclc Airport It was the second accident recently for Miss Ourley. 20. who broke her arm in a fall last week. I UPI.
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      Beatrix: 'Let her make up her own mind' plea by parents
      306 3 JHE HAGUE, Thurs. Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard last night made an urgent appeal to the Dutch nation to give Crown Princess Beatrix "the peace and the time to take a considered decision" on her engagement. The statement said:
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    Nasir: Stop finding excuses
    418 5 'MAKE BEST USE OF PRESENT FACILITIES TO LEARN THE LANGUAGE? KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Director of the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka, Syed Nasir bin Ismail, tonight told Malaysians not to waste time finding new excuses and waiting for the Government to provide more facilities to learn
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    Singapore's ten for congress
    64 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The secretary of the Singaoore Malay Chamber of Commerce. Inche Alwee Alkaff. today said that the chamber was planning to send a 10-man delegation to the threeday economic congress of M and indigenous people to be opened by Tenijku Abdul Rahman in Kuala I.unipur
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    Art competition
    29 5 KUALA LI MHL'K. Mints lUiicil of tin Federation of Malays NY nold an competition and exhibition at the AIA Building in Ampang Road here on Monday, i
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    -Tanjong: L-Front supports proposal
    94 5 -Tanjong: L-Front supports proposal pENANG. Thurs. The Pen a n g National Language Action Front today pledged "full support" (or the Socialist Front's move to change the name of George Town to "City of Tin Jong." In a statement today, the chairman, Inche Mohamed Noor bin Ahmad, said the Front
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    Court told of forged notes deal
    79 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A ma n cheated a shopkeeper by arranging to exchange $3,500 genuine rotes for $7,000 forged currency notes, the Sessions Court here was told today. M. Manlam. 26. of Ipoh. j pleaded not guilty to a charge of deceiving Shaik Dawood
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    Union dinner
    39 5 KUALA I.LMPUR. Thurs. The Rediffusion Workers Union of Malay.i will hold a dinner at the Mandarin Restaurant here at 730 p.m. tomorrow to mark the successful conclusion of the agree- ment on salaries and conditions uf employment.
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    Pahang to spend more on this year's — L-month
    164 5 Pahang to spend more on this year's L-month IfUANTAN, Thurs. 1V The Pahang State Government will spend $26,500 on National Language Month celebrations this year $10,500 more than last year. Inche Mohamed Noor bin Abdullah, secretary of the State National Language Month committee, said today that nearly 90 per cent
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    Typhoid: 23 cases now
    48 5 Typhoid: 23 cases now MALACCA. Thurs. Two confirmed cases of typhoid were admitted to the General Hospital here during the past 24 hours, bringing the total to 23. They were rrom Kampong Durian Daun. Masjld Tanah. 18 miles from here, and Bukit Baru Dalam. eight miles from here.
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    Unification of laws in Malaysia 'a primary task' says Rayner
    286 5 Unification of laws in Malaysia 'a primary task' says Rayner SINGAPORE. Thurs.— A lawyer today called for ac. unification of the laws of the States of Malaysia. Mr Leslie Rayner. a past district governor of Rotary International, said It was "a task of the first magnitude Speaking on "Respect for
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    HIGH COURT TRIAL FOR TWO ARMS CASE MEN
    80 5 VIUAR, Thurs. Two Malaysians who were alleged to have landed with 19 Indonesians at Kesang on Oct. 29 last year, are to stand trial in the High Court. They were charged in a magistrate's court today with possession of arms, hand grenades
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    First-aid classes
    34 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The St. Johns Ambulance Brigade will hoi. 1 firsi-atd classes every Satu.day at 3.30 p.m. at its headquarters In Ja'an Shelley here. The classes will begin on Saturday v
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    Survey to find officers qualified in Malay
    251 5 QUESTIONNAIRES GO OUT KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs A SURVEY is being rx conducted in government departments to assess the number of officers qualified in Malay. This information will help the Government to plan its proposed one-hour-a-day national language classes. Questionnaires have been sent out
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    Woman hurt by acid
    73 5 I IPOH, Tni'rs.— Tho proprietress jof a hair dr< ssing sa!oon in La- i xamana Road here, Madam Yau Moon Mooi, 32. sustained burns on her face last night when a man threw a tin of acid ai her while she was in front of her
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    CEMETERY TO MAKE WAY FOR HOUSING PROJECT
    117 5 CEMETERY TO MAKE WAY FOR HOUSING PROJECT OINGAPORE, Thur? About 350 families of squatters will have to be moved and 9,000 graves exhumed i.i the Queenstown area to make way for a Housing: end Development, Board neighbourhood with multistorey flats and a shopping centre. The Board has acquired about 41
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    Widow cleared
    29 5 MALACCA. Thun, A u :dow. Tan Ah Pin* alias Deo Ah Kiow. I today Mqatttod here ■<( two chfirgrs of having $3,000 worth of raw and prepared opium.
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    Lock icon Call for interregional travel
    276 6 SINGAPORE, Thursday. "JMU-" visiting Indian Transport Minister, Mr. Kaj Bahadur, today called for joint efforts In Governments in this region to promote interregional traveL "The idea is to promote tourism on a package basis, he said. "I propose joint efforts by Governments in this region to
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    S.Korea may aid Spore industry
    205 6 S.Korea may aid Spore industry GINGAPORE, Thurs.— The leader of the visiting nine-man South Korean trade mission, Mr. Chin Tai Doo, today spoke of the possibility of Korean participation in Singapore's industrialisation. He told officials of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce during a courtesy call: "We are very much impressed
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    Mobil wharf function
    57 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— A ceremony to witness the beginning of piling work for the construction of wharfing facilities for the new Mobil refinery In Jurong, due to be held tomorrow, has been postponed to May 11. Mr. Hon Sul Sen. Chairman of the Economic Development Board, senior Government
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    HE SLASHED A WOMAN OVER A DOG
    99 6 HE SLASHED A WOMAN OVER A DOG SINGAPORE, Thurs. Bachelor Chua Cheow Kirn, 62, who lived alone except for a dog of which he was very fond in his Serangoon Road home, got so worked up when his neighbour. Madam Tan Soke Kheng, 32, complained that his dog had bitten
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    SWEEPER AT PO JAILED for OPENING A LETTER
    169 6 SWEEPER AT PO JAILED for OPENING A LETTER SINGAPORE, Thurs. Post Office sweeper, Ismail bin Salleh, 19, was today jailed for one month by a district court after he was found guilty of "wilfully and maliciously" opening an unregistered letter. Malik bin Mohammed, the Postmaster of the Queen Street Post
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    Social Service Council plans jobs for the handicapped
    141 6 CINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Council of Social Service has a list of 50 handicapped persons for whom it hopes to find employment in industry. It expects, with the return of a representative of the Singapore Manufacturers Association from leave, to pursue placement
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    Extort bid: Man jailed
    82 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A taxi driver. Ng Boon Chye. lound the rear and front windscreen of his car smashed, after he was approached for money to "pay lawyer's fec6 for a colleague" by a secret society member Van Teo Hock and two other Chinese, at Jalan Bukit
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    PM interview
    45 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Television Malaysia (Slngapurai will broadcast an Interview which the Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, gave to local and foreign pressmen on his trip to Bombay to attend the Asian Socialist conference, at 9.20 p.m. over Channel 5 tomorrow night.
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    455 6 -rHK following M todays schedule 1 of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC: Krom London. Cairo, Karachi, Calcutta. Kuala Lumpur (BA 790) 3. ID p.m.: from London. Zurich. Tel Aviv, Teheran, Bombay. Colombo (BA 712) 8.95 p.m.: from Sydney. Darwin (BA
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    Minister's plea: Don't spend so much on weddings
    285 7 Minister's plea: Don't spend so much on weddings HIGHER EDUCATION MUST COME FIRST, PARENTS TOLD SUNGEI PATANI, Thursday r rHK .Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. today urged Malays to change their habit of spending large sums of money on marriages. They shoud instrad spend more on their children's
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    Security forces arrest 10 Sarawak
    146 7 suspects I^UCHING, Thurs. Malaysian security forces in Sarawak'c Third Division last Sunday arrested 10 Communist suspects and captured a large quantity of local-made arms, ammunition and subversive documents. The suspects were arrested at Durln, a small Dyak town between Sibu and Kanowit. on the Rejang
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    Giant L-Month rally in Nibong Tebal
    72 7 NIBONG TEBAI,. Thurs.— A big rally will be held on the District Office padang here at 9 a.m. on Saturday to mark National Language Month. M< m than 3.500 people are expected to attend the rally which will be addressed by Mr. Ooi Kai
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    Scooter stolen
    31 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A watchman. Arjan Singh. 18. today reported the loss of his Vespa scooter <BG 5910) from in front of a fun fair at Jinjang North yesterday.
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    Shell boss speaks of Malaysia's rapid strides
    341 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE chairman of the board of directors of Shell Malaysia Ltd., Mr. N. L. Fakes, said today his firm was fully aware of the firm and rapid strides Malaysia was taking to improve her already sound economy. Despite confrontation this
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    Hole-inheart boy due home today
    110 7 Hole-in-heart boy due home today SINGAPORE, Thurs.— A 10--year o'd hole-in-the-heart Singapore boy. Goh Seah Yeoh. who was sent to the Royal Perth HosDital in Western Australia for an operation, is flying home tomorrow. Goh. one of 18 children of a farmer, was the second Datient sent to Perth for
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    A sugar cane team ends Sabah survey
    76 7 JESSELTON. Thurs. Three Australian sugar cane experts have carried out an extensive tour of Sabah looking for potential canegrowing areas The team. Dr. H W. Kerr Mr Mr. C G. Story and Mr A W. McAulley. was sent to Borneo by the Australian
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    D.O. is chairman
    35 7 PARIT BDNTAR. Thurs. The Disrict Officer. Dato Mohamed bio Ibrahim, has been appointed chairman ot the Krtan town board with the assistant DO.. In- I che Abdul Razak bin Noordin. as vice-chairman. <
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    M.O. transferred
    35 7 TANOKAK. Thurs Dr. N. Teledo. medical officer at the D; trict Hospital here, has been j transferred to the General Hospital in Johore Bahru. His place is taken over by Dr Mohamcd Nawn/
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    Office robbed
    40 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. j Thieves broke into the office of a I businessman. Lee Nyun Poo. 43. in Jalan Bukit Bintang early yester- j clay morning and stole two ceiling fans, a plastic chair and an adding machine
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    X-ray service
    30 7 BATU PAHAT. Thurs. X mobile chest X-ray unit will give free service to the public at the Dust net Hospital here from May I 31 to June 1.
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    'Land of milk and honey'
    284 7 'Land of milk and honey' BU XI T MERIAM (Central Kedah), Thurs. The Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today described Malaysia as a "land of milk and honey." "Being free from such disasters as earthquakes and typhoons, our country Ls really God's earth," he told an Umno gathering
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    Navy officer wins flying club trophy
    106 7 Navy officer wins flying club trophy CINGAPORE. Thurs. A British Naval officer. Mr. J.N. Stevenson, was last night presented with the VetUaman Challenge Cup for winning the Royal Malaysian Flying Club's int«r-club competition In Instrument flying. The presentation was made by the Director of Civil Aviation. Mr. Tang Beng San.
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    Umno drive for members
    55 7 KANGAR. Thurs. The chairman of the newly-formed Peril* Selatan Umno division. Haji Mokhtar bin Ismail, today announced that a wide publicity campaign will soon be launched to recruit more members within the Perils south area. The division will also otjen a new headquarters at Sim pang
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    New $30 fee
    37 7 SINOAPORE. Thurs. A new licence fee of S3O has been introduced for bulk tankers transporting petroleum or dangerous petroleum in bulk In a quantity exceeding 2.400 gallons but not ex- i ceedme 3.000 gallon*.
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    D-fund show
    30 7 KUANTAN. Thurs The Am- I katan IWuda Youth Club will hold a variety show at the town hall her* on Saturday In aid of the National Defence l*und.
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    Full-fledged Apex Bank next year
    164 7 K. LUMPUR, Thurs. Till Federation of Malaya Co-operative r Apex Bank will operate as a full-fledged bank next year. This was announced today at a Press conference by the chairman of the bank. Dato Sheikh Ahmad bin Mohamrd Hashim. who is also the Mei.tri Besar
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    98 8 'Know your Singapore 9 quiz for students Now being built SINGAPORE. Thurs.--Some 23 secondary schools from the Malay. Chinese and English streams will take part in a "Know Your Singapore" quiz beginning this Saturday. The quiz, Jointly sponsored by the Tourist Promotion Board, the Ministries of Culture and Education, and
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    ARCHBISHOP I TO OPEN ! NEW CHURCH
    93 8 ARCHBISHOP I TO OPEN NEW CHURCH SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Brisk finishing touches to Queenstown's first Catholic church were being made today to get it ready for Saturday's opening by Archbishop Michael Olcomendy. The opening ceremony and the blessing of the Church of the blessed Sacrament at Commonwealth Drive will be held
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    Minister at festivities
    60 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Minister for Social Allan's. Inche Othman Wok. will be guest of honour at the Sembawang National Day Celebrations, organised by the Kampong Tengah community centre, at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister, Inche Haji Yaacob bin Mohamed. and the Assemblyman
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    Free film shows
    37 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Ministry of Culture will give free i film shows at Kampong Loyang. Canberra Padang at the Naval I Base, and the Whye Nam School In Jalan Bahru, tomorrow at 7.30 p.m.
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    Raffles Place traffic
    59 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The western part of Raffles Place adjacent to Robinsons department store will be closed to traffic for six weeks, starting from May 10 because of road construe- I tion. Cars coaling from Almeida Street will have to turn left to Malacca Street and the entrance
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    Retirement benefits now for 3,200 STC employees
    196 8 Retirement benefits now for 3,200 STC employees SINGAPORE, Thursday. rpHE Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union yesterday signed a new collective agreement with the management covering retirement benefits for all the company's 3.200 busmen. A union statement described the new agreement as "an improvement" over the 1956 court of inquiry award,
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    Two language \ courses
    49 8 Two language courses SINGAPORE. Thurs. The i Adult Education Board will be conducting courses in English on conversational Mandarin and spoken Hokkien specially for English-speaking people. The fee for each complete course is $10. Application forms can be obtained from the Adult Education Board's office at the Cultural Centre.
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    Safety meeting
    27 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Singapore Junior Safety First Council will hold its schools' representatives meeting at the St. Joseph's Institution hall en Saturday at 10 a.m.
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    NEW SECONDARY SCHOOLS TO COST $I.IM. EACH
    250 8 NEW SECONDARY SCHOOLS TO COST $I.IM. EACH TWE above is an art- ist's impression of the Singapore Government's new type of secondary schools to be built this year. Each school costs s; 1 million and can accommodate 1.920 children in two sessions. The school consists of five buildings containing 24
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    'ALL AGREE MALAY IS PRACTICAL, ACCEPTABLE'
    171 8 'ALL AGREE MALAY IS PRACTICAL, ACCEPTABLE' SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Assemblyman tor An .sou. Mr. P. Govindasamy. Bald last night that all groups In Malaysia were agreed that Malay was the "most practical and acceptable of the languages in current use to become a common language linking the different commuui' Speaking
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    He evaded payment of $15,000 tax, court is told
    435 9 He evaded payment of $15,000 tax, court is told PENANG, Thursday. "pACTORY owner Lee Siew Ngock evaded payment of over $15,000 income tax on five undeclared bank accounts in 1955, the Sessions Court here was told today. '"Our department had no knowledge of these bank accounts when it accepted a
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    Peace Corps: 64 more due
    45 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The ninth group oi DA Peace Corps volunteers, numberins 64. if. expected to arrive here on Monday Th:s will number of volunteers serving in Ma\a to 431 There are nov 367 volunteer! acttvelj at <vorlc throughout IfataTtta
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    School opening
    30 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The ar'Urn Prime Minister. Dr Ton Chin Chve will open the new Dunearn secondary technical school on May 15 The opening will be followed by concert.
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    Ghafar (back from tour): Send more truth missions
    193 9 Ghafar (back from tour): Send more truth missions MALACCA. Thursday. rpHE Chief Minister of Malacca, Inche Abdul 1 Ghafar bin Baba. today called on the Central Government to send more missions to countries which had no diplomatic relations with Malaysia. This was to keeD them informed of what was happening
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    PREMIER LEE PAYS TRIBUTE TO SIR
    174 9 PREMIER LEE PAYS TRIBUTE TO SIR SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. last night paid tribute to the Singapore Infantry Regiment for "excelling" in operations against Indonesian guerillas in Sabah and Johore. "You have carried the name of Singapore very high among the States of Malaysia."
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    MYC to meet on Sunday
    61 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The A>su>iam Minister of Culture. Youth and Sports. Engku Mohsein bin Abdul Kadir. will open the 17th annual conference and council meeting of the Malayan Youth Council at the Dewan Bella m Kampong Pandan here on Sunday The them? of the confprence
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    Penang Umno assembly tomorrow
    85 9 Penang Umno assembly tomorrow PENANG. Thurs About 150 delegates from 34 branches will attend the Penang Umno division's annual assembly on Saturday. The president Syed BM .in Aidid. will be re-ekcU-d without opposition. He is the only nomine* for the post. But three candidates will contest the past vi deputy
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    Nine for course in Britain
    64 9 KLV'A I.UMPUR. Thurs Nine nil-men of tho Roy rial) An Force left hero tonight ..ipore. enroute to Errand. end .i one-year course They are aircraftmen i-ee Chun Luni. Francis Chonsr Yeo S;it. Chan Nr Fook. M Msnaßaran. Mohamed bin Haji Abdullah. MoImmecl Derus bin Maaiof
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    The royal trip: I stand by what I said: M.P.
    408 9 The royal trip: I stand by what I said: M.P. IPOH. Thurs. The chairman of the Muslim Pilgrims Saving Corporation. Haji Hussein bin Nordir\ M.P., said here today that he stood by his criticism of the manner in which the Malaysian Embassy in Jeddah had planned for the arrival of
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    OUR CHANCES IN ACCRA ARE BETTER, SAYS NAIR
    130 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs 'J'llE secretary-general of Ihr National Trades I'nian Congress. Air C. V. Dcvan Nair. left by air for Accra this morning to attend the AfroAsian Peoples' Solidarity Conference. Before his departure, he told reporters: •'I am sure our delegates will get
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      31 9 Hunnfl titf Halph ll* ,„,<!<, hi /MEY, BU6S! hAVE\ HAPDWAGE STOBE.i f^ fti I [\TI I WBft^ |p>=% YOU GOT A PIECE Ji| Qr yEBO! NO* SCBAm/ J>\ JA L<W>j J^X^^U V~X
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    DEATH
    52 10 20 Word. Hi (Minimum) MRS. ANDREW HOW Chwee Chuan {Cecilia Wee Oek Ngo> paased away j peairfully leavinK 1., hind ber beloved hiulrrn. Lawrence, Keuina and sister OattM Cortege leave 10 Kuo Cbuan I Avenue, Katonn. on Saturday 8-3-1865 nt 3 M p.m. for Holy Family Church nnd tn-nc-
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    151 10 :u Word* Sli Minimum) THE FAMILY of the late B.K Revea thank nlativi--. friends for thnr condolences, assistance, wreaths, donations and attendance at funeral. MR AND OR MRS B.W. Paklanathan thank relatives and friends for their valuable gifts and kind wishes on their marriage 24-4-65. MR. A MRS. Ng
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    239 10 M tfrorejs tli minimum* AOELPHI HOTEL- Afternoon tea trttfe K.-em-h smMm, Philip t His V.nd entertain you with classical mvi I M to T.lHi p in. HANDMADE pure wool, permanently moth-proofed carpets by Tal Ping. Orrtrr. t»ken for any size, 417 River Valley Road. S pore. Tel. 3»303 MOUTHWATERINC
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    RFJ.IOIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    41 10 IS H#»rWa M rWsisun) CNJOY an ivrninx of sacred muslr i >*.'h iv Pnltrmo Brothers i rec-ordmsj ■d -tic inn t*mac*sUMa) Won day 10 Tuf!..!.-iv ii Hay 730 p.m. IVnteron TU»d Sponsored i.v Singapore Youth for I'hriM. Ail *p|.-onie
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    OVERSEAS LEAVE
    64 10 ;< W.,,«\ st Vi». Box it rtt. oMlrm j RETIRE TO an Island I'arart,., only 30 mlnn from KofEland the «.rren in.i lovely 1. 1.- of Man Urn Income tax Id lid rllmate No surtax or deatb I '^tir» Kverything you want: rntrr- talnment. beaches, golfing. fishing. Writ,,
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      The King's Return
      400 10 In Mecca the Yang diPertuan Agong joined perhaps a million other pilgrims in performing the Haj and took cart in the hallowed ceremony, reserved for Muslim Heads of State and leading ulamas, of washing the Ka'aba. In Kuwait the streets were gay with bunting and illuminated arches.
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      Fading Hope : ' |
      630 10 Fading Hope PrtMpwts for negotiations on Vietnam continue to worsen. Peking and Hanoi, having rejected President Johnson's thrice-repeated call for "unconditional discussions", seem determined to turn their backs also on the opportunity Cor informal talks which a new Geneva Conference on Cambodia would present. From stating that they would not
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      Worthy Scheme
      121 10 Under the Governments economy drive many projects must go to the wall, but one of those which should be saved is the building of new wards at the Ipoh Genera] Hospital. Overcrowding at the hospital has for yean: been a trial for doctors and staff, something of an
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    SMR
    114 10 In New York yestorday. Dr. L. Bateman. Controller of Rubber Research, and chairman of the Rubber Fund Board, addressed American rubber industrialists and technical experts on Malaysia's "new look" rubber natural rubber in a modern dress. In its new form natural rubber could not be graded by the visual
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    Now, the New Look rubber
    1281 10 Now, the New Look rubber mm r D L mm/ S PREAD i n terest a t t aches to a "new look" for natural rubber, to preparing, packing and grading it by more up to date methods in keeping with those made commonplace by the synthetic rubber industry. Let
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    13 10 The second part of this summary of Dr. Bateman's address will appear tomorrow.
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    LEARNING MALAY (79)
    459 10  -  YUNUS MARIS by M.A. University of Malaya VOCABULARY: Buah (n)— lnUt: buahSan (pronounced: tuah-buahan) (n) fruits generally; bakhil <adj. v.) mean, stingy; to be mean or stingy. SOME USEFUL ADVERBS (contd.) TIDAK, OLKAN no, not. Both are words expressing denial, negation or refusal. We have «een TIDAK
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      The Poly students and a new HSC bar
      117 10 "The controversy in Ma--1 lava over Hi. of private candldati the Cambridge H.S.C. ha.s ended. But It looks llkf the Singapore Ministry of Education is inea in starting one. Private candidates tor the Sdence papers in the HSC. have to show that
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      A namesake
      167 10 DECENTLY I had th« privilege and pleasure of .spending over a year In Singapore and of serving the public Interest to the best of my ability, as Visiting Director of Extra-Mural Studies at the University of Singapore. It has just been brought to my notice that some of
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      Hostel plea
      91 10 MY daughter is a student of the Universiiy of Malaya. She has been told there Is no room for her in the Third Residential College, the only women's hostel. With no relatives In Kuala Lumpur, she is having a hard time finding a place to stay and also
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      Dead phones
      46 10 pETALINO Jaya preK mler satellite town and and Industrial complex in Malaya with telephones that Just do not work. All of one day recently they were dead. It was the same again the next week. Is anybody dome anything about it? ISDISTRIALIST P. Java
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      74 10 IS PARIS BURNING? How close Poris come to losing its water supply, oil 1 its industry, 45 bridges over the Seine and the Eiffel Tower itself in World War II has not been realised even by Frenchmen until recently Who saved this beloved city from Hitler's insane orders' De Gaulle'
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    Indons made 13 bomb attempts in April
    186 11 Indons made 13 bomb attempts in April l^l \l A LUMPUB, Thurs Thirteen attempts 11 in Singapore and I two in Selangor were made by Indonesians in April to ciuse chaos in thr Malaysian mainland. Rut they were able to explode their bombs on only five occasions three in Singapore
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    Perak's share
    40 11 IPOH, Thurs. Perak has so far collected $398,000 for the National Defence and Vigilante OOtpi writ. ire funds. The latest contributions for the for the National Defence Fund came from the Muslim Religious Scholars-Leaders' Council, which gave $159
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    An affidavit by Sunny Ang-14 months later
    810 11 An affidavit by Sunny Ang-14 months later SINGAPORE. Thur«. COURT TOLD FOURTEEN months after bargirl Jenny Cheok Cheng Kid, 22, disappeared while scuba-diving, Sunny Ang swore an affidavit in connection with the incident, the Assizes was told today. This affidavit, it was stated, was made on Oct. 29. last year,
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    Fair opening:
    32 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Sweo Aun. will open the Fronch Commercial Fortnight Industrial Fair at the Chin Woo Auditorium tomorrow at 5 p.m.
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    D-fund dance
    40 11 KLUANG. Thurs. -Thr Kluang branch of the War Department Civilian Staff Association will hold a May Day dance at thr Diamond Jubilee Hall on M.ty 29 in aid of thr National Def'cnc* Fund and fet sports council fund.
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    DANCING IS NIRMALA'S FIRST LOVE IN LIFE
    205 11 DANCING IS NIRMALA'S FIRST LOVE IN LIFE SINGAPORE, Thurs. For Mrs. Nirmala Ramachandran, a 27--year-old mother, dancing and perfecting her art is her first love in life. Widely acclaimed as an exponent of the oldest Indian classical dance, the Baratha Natyam. she turned her back on all other things including
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    Back from talks in Thailand
    60 11 KUALA I UMPL'R. Thurs. The Minister of Home Affairs Daio 'Dr.' Ismail bin Dato Abdui P^hm;in. returned today from visit to the Thai-Malays;aii Operation* headquarters building which is now under construction in Songkhla. southern Thailand. During his three-day stay, hi had talks with Thai officials
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    570 new home owners in Singapore
    107 11 570 new home owners in Singapore SINGAPORE. Tburs. The Housing and Development Board today sold another 486 threeroom and 90 two-room flats to the public under the home ownership scheme. The latest flats sold are in five 10-storey blocks at MacPherson Estate. The board had sold a total of 2.068
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    C-schools system
    32 11 mlar. Thurs. Inspectors of schools In the Johore Education Denunmen 1 will give lectures on thr comprehensive schools .-.>>: mi to parents at the Datn Sri Amar school here rm Tuesd^v.
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    Man for trial
    35 11 PENAN'i. rnur.s. Lim Enit Giap alias Lim Oh Bin. 42. was committed to stand trial at the next Assizes on a charge of murder.ng a broth-seller. Teik Lee, 26, on March 1
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    Cancer: It's the No. 1 Singapore killer
    385 11 Cancer: It's the No. 1 Singapore killer SINGAPORE. Thursday a CAMPAIGN to i\make Singapore realise that cancer is today the No. 1 killer in the State was inaugurated by the Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, at his Ministry this afternoon. Mr. Yung said: "Death from cancer has supplanted
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    Back—Formosa tour farmers
    43 11 Back Formosa tour farmers KUALA LUMPUK. TbUTS, Thirty tanners Biid agricultural officers from Kedah and Perlis returned today ilwr i fo wtafj s'udv tour of Formosa During the.r stay there, they visited agricultural ■tattoos. t;irmiciations antl studied the application «f modern farming techniques
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      TV dealer off to study Dutch techniques
      140 12 TV dealer off to study Dutch techniques YiR. CHONG Choo i 1 Chai, general manager of Asia Radio Co., sole agents for Siera T.V. in Singapore and the Borneo territories, left for Amsterdam last week. He has been invited by the manufacturers. N.V. Siera Radio. The Hague, to tour their
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      U.S. automotive tyre output hits new high
      99 12 U.S. automotive tyre output hits new high THE Rubber Manufacturers' Asx social ion of New York reported peak monthly production and shipments of original equipments of automotive tyres during the month of March. Total passenger and motorcycle tyre production for March amounted to 13.415.051 units, the previous record was 13.122,524
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      Pine imports
      26 12 Singapore last year Imported 40.750 tons of canned pineapples against 36.708 tons In 1963. according to statistics. Exports were 50.388 tons against 48.484 tons.
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      Import control in Spore tightened
      525 12 TIIK Singapore Government is rapidly restrict in# the imports of an increasing variety of foreign-manufactured products, hitherto allowed to flow freely into the local market. This is seen here as a drive to tighten its import control policy. In the past 18 months or so.
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      GIFT ITEMS ARE BIG BUSINESS i;
      227 12 GIFT ITEMS ARE BIG BUSINESS i; IN Malaysia today, there is a growing market for pro- ducts such a» key-chains. c%areue .ignteis. ash-trays and tie pins. Demand for these is mainly i created by commercial firms be- i cause the ■mportam factor behind the saleabillty of such products is the
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      Latex course in Essex for chemist
      61 12 Latex course in Essex for chemist A MALAYSIAN chemi*t haa left for England to study thr various uses of latex. Mr. Shum K«ok hur. 27, who is attached to the Research and Development Laboratories of Rrvertex Ltd. In Kluang, Johore, will be away for six months. He will take thr
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      Chrysler sets record sales
      62 12 Retail sales of Chrysler passenger cars in the first quarter of this year totalled 328.332 units, the highest ever achieved in a threemonth period, the company announced. This figure was 35 per cent higher than that for the same months last year. The previous first quarter
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      ADVERTISING MEN MEET IN PARIS
      137 12 Till: 1965 International Markrt\d\rrtising conference MM held in Paris last week. The Mmda> conference, attended by prin<ipj|s of the 49 member agencies reviewed the group's actlvit, and disruvsrd its further expansion. This year's conference roincided with the International Advertising Association conference. The member agencies also
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      New Ford,_ sports car may come here
      188 12 New Ford, sports car may come here A NEW motoring model will soon be seen in the Malaysian motoring scene. It's the Mustang. Ford of America's version of the sports car introduced a year ago in answer to the challenge in the sports car field. At the moment, the fourseater
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      Danish butter, cheese sales drive now on
      83 12 Danish butter, cheese sales drive now on A DANISH sales promotion cam•r* palgn has been launched in Singapore for dairy products including butter and cheese. The campaign, which will run for a fortnight, is being held in leading supermarkets and provision stores. As part of the drive, there are giveaway
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      SHAREBROKERS ARE HOPEFUL
      312 12  -  GUNN CHIT THYE By MALAYSIA'S newest fin Traders of Penang. a over the present staeinat: ditions. "Wo know this isn't exactly the right time to start a new company but we are glad, nevertheless, to be granted a licence." a spokesman of the management told the Straits
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      Cessna builds plane for agriculture
      128 12 pESSNA Aircraft Company has V developed a new siugle-englne agricultural airplane to meet the rapidly growing market for aerial application of agricultural chemicals Called Cessna Agwagon. the plane recently made Its maiden flight in Wichita. Kansas. The company says production plans will be determined after
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      Lock icon Seato agrees: More aid for Vietnam
      553 13 Seato agrees: More aid for Vietnam PAKISTAN: DON'T AGGRAVATE DISPUTE ON MALAYSIA LONDON, Thursday •JIIK South-East Asia Treaty Organisation powers, with the exception of France and with Pakistani reservations, last night agreed to increase aid to South Vietnam. They declared that "resolute defensive action" must be continued until Communist aggression
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      Lock icon Cambodia no longer under the umbrella
      81 13 |£E1 ORE the conference wound up. Seato's Secretary-General, Mr. Konthi Suphamongkhon. replied to Cambodia's demand that Seato withdraw its "protective umbrella" over it. An authoritative source said that in a letter to Prince Norodom Sihanouk, the Cambodian Head of State. Mr. Suphamongkhon had said
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      Lock icon FBI man: I could not stop murder
      192 13 HAYNESVILLE (Alabama), Thursday. AN F. 8.1, informer said yesterday he was unable to prevent the murder of a civil rights worker, Mrs. Violet Liuzzo, although he was in the back of the car from which the fatal shots were fired and had a
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      Medical help for victims
      45 13 SAN SALVADOR. Thurs Emergency medical supplies began arriving here today from Panama for victims of a disastrous earthquake on Monday which left at least 100 dead. 500 injured and thousands homeless. President Julio Alberto Rivera has declared a state! of emergency.
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      Lock icon A storm over man sent to jail in secret
      242 13 A storm over man sent to jail in secret ONDON, Thurs. A High Court judge has sparked off newspaper headlines and questions in Parliament by revealing that he had sent a man to prison at a secret hearing a week ago. Mr. Justice Stamp. 60. who was appointed a judge
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      Lock icon Palar gets a warm welcome from LBJ
      108 13 Palar gets a warm welcome from LBJ WASHINGTON. Thurs.— President Johnson gave Indonesia's new Ambassador a warm welcome yesterday despite the strained relations between their two countries. The Ambassador, Mr. Lambertus Palar, called at the White House to present his credentials at a formal ceremony held in drawing room of
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      264 13 Straits Times Crossword 4CSOM special detecting equipment 7. Plate of birth (5). (5). 8. The idea of absolute power 11. Endure Jest implied in clearly liat a pUce in belief sergeant-major's order (S, 2.' in God (9). 4). 9. Some task if ferrying by boat 13. Tome* first copied then
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      183 14 EDUCATION AT HOME FOR SYSTEMATIC TUITIUN PERSONAL ATTENTION ORIGINAL METHODS MEANINGFUL APPROACH SUCCESS PROMOTION JOIN C. C. S. EXAMINATIONS Higher School Cert., School Certificate, Malaysia Certificate, Qualifying Test Form IV, L.C.E., L.C.C., (Book-keeping etc.) APPLY To:— tut her* •CAMBRIDGE CORRESPONDENCE* SCHOOL. •P.O. Box 193S Singapore. (TEL: *****) or P.O. Box
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    110 16 MELBOURNE. Thure. INDUSTRIALS were firm In very quiet trading. Leaders moved narrowly but rises exceeded falls. Base metals moved variably. Mt. Isa gained 44. to 345. Oils were steady. Today's closing prices witn Wednesday's prices in brackets: lloilul I .-a 34/- (33/V) N. Broken Hill (10s.) 39/2 (39/9)
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    70 16 /'HINESE Produce Exchangi. Irngav pan noon prlen par picul yoitirday: Coconut alii bulk (04 icllera, dram (67 seller*. Copra: May /Juno UK/Cootlneat: Unquoted. Pippor: Muntok white 1143 wllera. Sarawak white $1421 aellera, aped*,! Sarawak black I 122» Mllera. garbled Lampong black (14S(N) Mllera. ASTA $157i(N) sellers. ■rniapon Coconut
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    DOLLAR RATE
    54 16 T'HF present rate of the Malayan dollar against the pound sterling fivrd on November 24 last year is Selling; TT or OD 2s. 3 15/16 d., Hu.ving TT 2s. 1,16. Burin? OD 2s. 4' 2 d. The dollar is at its statutory middle position in relation to its
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    31 16 May 6. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 74 i cents (up a quarter of a cent). TIN: 5731.124 (down $5,371). Unofficial estimated offering 235 tons (up 25 tons). Tel: No. *****/9
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    DULL, FEATURELESS DAY ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    745 16 From Our Market Correspondent CONDITIONS continued \j dull and featureless on the Stock Exchange yesterday. Transactions took place at prices virtually unchanged in many cases from Wednesday's levels. Nine counters were dealt in at unchanged prices, 8 were down, and 9 better, but except
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    28 16 Malayan Stock Indices May 5 May 6 Industrials: 75.<)7 76 01 fin*: 95.09 hi 'is i rubbers: 103.73 103 73 •Dec. 30. 1963=100 Dec. 29. 1962=100
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    Straits tin price down by over five dollars
    399 16 rE tin price in Penang yesterday fell by Sb.37} to 5*31.12\ on an ofTering estimated at 235 tons, up 25 tons. Market sources reported both increased offerings and demand. Since Easter the daily offering has not been below 200 tons a day.
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    765 17 OUSINESS in and retried to a the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia terday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Boustead (2.000) SI 24; Duntops (2.OO0) Sl-45: (2.OOO) 51.46: Esso ords. (2.000) Sl.it, M.OOO) »1..'j7. (2.OOO) fl.ag; «.indN. ords.
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    188 17 May S. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Baoataad 13 eta. M. Box 10 cts. Pity Dev. 7 cts M Invt. 10 cts. < s Holdings N. Iron 9 cts. 14 cts 0.C.8.C. 1» cts Punlops 12 eta. Rothmans 10 cts. Fed. Dixp. 12 i-t». Sun 6 eta. Kitzpatrlcks IS cts.
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      812 17 '■.v.,.f.u-g«mm»7gt^ NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, Ooh Teck Kwang of No:— 29, Commonwealth Crescent, Singapore, have applied for a Beer House. 2nd Class licence in respect of premises No: 29. Commonwealth Crescent, Singapore, and that this application will be heard in the Court of the District Judge and
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      780 17 HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD Exhumation ot Grave* on Lot 115 Mk. I, Stirling Road formerly known as Cbeang Hong Lim Burial Ground. iNUllt'E is hereby given ibai all the graves on State land Lot US Mukim 1. bounded by Stirling Road, Queensway and Anggora Close, formerly known as Cheang Hong
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      720 17 NOTICES THE WILKINSON PROCESS I RUBBER COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in the States of Malaya; NOTICE IS HEKEBY GIVEN that the Thirty-Third Annual General Meeting ol THE WILKINSON PROCESS RUBBEH COMPANY. LIMITED, will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, No. 70, Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur, on Tuesday, Btn
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      734 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS Applications are Invited for the IrUowlng posts: (1) LECTURER OR ASSISTANT LECTURER IN THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL STUDIES: Candidates must nay« a good degree in Sociology Social Anthropoiogy or Social Psychology; be capable of teaching research methods ana have considerable experience of 1
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      674 17 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited for the purchase of the following properties. (1) Lot No. 146, Section 8. Muklm 24, situated In District of Kallang In the Slate ot Singapore. held under Singapore State Grant No: 5, with house No. 25. Lorong 29, Olf Geylang Koad, Singapore 14, erected
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      683 17 HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD Separate Venders are Invited for any one ur all of the following: Tender Clonlnf Drpost Dat« (1) ERECTION Sc COMPLETION of 2 Blocks of 10 Storey 1 Room Flats (Improved Type) (516 Units). 2 Blocks of lv Storey 2/3 Room Flats (280 Units), 1 Reluse Bin
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      Aussies hold all the trumps now
      978 18  -  JACK FINGLETON SIMPSON, LA WRY DEFY HALL AND GRIFFITH TO PUT UP RECORD 263 From Bridgetown. Thursday r f HERE is a strong feeling among those who know this Bridgetown pitch best that it will not last six days. It was relaid only some
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      34 18 VI »rR.\MA l«t Inns Lawry not out -l Simpson not out 137 Extras 24 Total (for no wkti 28S Bowling todate: Hall 13-2--54-0: Griffith 15-2-4S-0: Sobers 20-5-66-0: Glbbs 27-9-50-0: Solomon 3-0-17-0; Hunte 3-1-7-0.
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      888 18 I SINGAPORE. Thurs— A total oof 209 horses— B3 Class 2, j 74 Class 5 and 52 Class 6— j has been entered for the four-day Singapore Turf Club I meeting; here on May 15 and! 16 and May 22 and 23. CLASS TWO Ist
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      317 18 PXANG. Thurs. —Weights for all se\en races herr on Sunday, last da> of the Penang Turl luh meeting, are: SI MMXX COT CL. 1. DIV. I— B'.F Peak of Perfection 9.06 Valala nut Salamat DaUng n.n:; Pulau Pangkor 8.1! Malapin 8.05 Sungei Wang 8.04 Shockalingam 8.01 General Trong
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      107 18 SIM. .WORK. Thur». The raring schedule is: First day Class 2. Dit 2 Bf: Div 3 6 f. Class 5. Div 2 and 3 6f. C'ass 6. Divs 1 and 2 6f: Div 8— It. Second da> (Uw 2. Divs 1 and B— €f Div I—Bf.1 8f. CUM
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      108 18 Advertisement Tormenting Rectal Itch Stopped in Minutes SCIENCE FINDS NEW HEALING SUBSTANCE THAT PROMPTLY STOPS ITCHING AND PAIN OF PILES London, (Special) One of the most was reported and verified by a common afflictions is a condition doctor's observations. This imknown as "itching piles". It is most provement was maintained
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      395 19  - Malaysia's Thomas Cup in 1970 is Japanese -forecast F. EMMANUEL: By Kuala Lumpur, Thurs. JOKLBEI MORITOMO, chairman of the Japan Badminton Association, said here today that he rated Malaysia's chances of regaining the Thomas Cup by 1970 as very bright "With the present team, a very young one indeed, I
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      207 19  - CRICKET EMPHASIS ON YOUTH, FIELDING IN MCA TEAM ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE, Thurs. Malaysian cricket association selectors hope to be able to include six to seven youngsters in the President's XI to meet the Hong Kong Cricket side here on May 15 and 16. Dr. Ong Swee Law. the MCA
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      92 19 LONDON. Thurs. England avenged their first home defeat by an overseas side a 6-3 thrashing by Hungary 12 years ago when they beat Hungary 1-0 at Wembley here yesterday. Welsh Cup final: Cardiff 3 Wrexham 0. World Cup; Ireland 1 Spain 0 European Cup Winners Cup cetni-
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      315 19  -  MANSOOR RAHMAN By ITUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Australian professsional Bruce Devlin led cigarsmoking Charlie Sifford of America by thr,ee strokes after 14 holes In the $30,000 match on the Royal Selangor I Golf Club today. 1 Devlin returned a one-under- I par 55 with three birdies
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      697 19 MALAYA CUP PREVIEW ALOR STAR, Thurs. —Notwithstanding Selangor's record of victories in both their outings, Kedah are determined to create an upset when the two teams meet in their Malaya Cup fixture at Stadium Darul Aman here tomorrow night, writes Chan Beng Soon. Kedah are
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      54 19 SO( KK Ipoh Div. 2: Malays 6 Menglembu 1; Div. 3: Kilat 'B 4 DID 1; Shaw Bros w.o. Cheng Wah. L. Perak Div. 2: Gloucester 4 Rubana 1 HOCKEY Ipoh Div. 1: KIA V 4 La Sa> lians 1. Anderson:ans 3 KIA 'B* 1 Taipinc I*e: KE VII
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      128 19 DENANG. Thurs. Wine.min did a sparkling trial in soft going here this morning. With a riding boy astride, be dashed over 3f in 37 3 5 on the bit. Tapageur, ridden by Alan Trevena, was palling hard whein kept over 3f in 43 2 5. Prediction (apprentice Rao)
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      105 19 I DIARY I SOCCER Malaya Cup: Kedah v S'gor (A. Star); Trengganu v Kelantan (Dungun, 5). Ipoh Div. S: C. Klnding v PWD (Jn A. Ja- I HI); Div. S: Oovt. Printing v PTCSC (Coronation grd). Kampar Div. 1: Pk Hydro v Kampar. L. Perak Div. 3: N. Scotia v
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    465 20 Painful surprise to hear this, says Lee SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. today j replied to criticisms of his statement that no racial group could claim to be more native than the others in Malaysia. The UMNO SecretaryGeneral, Oato Syed Ja'afar Albar, yesterday described Mr. Lee's
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    29 20 BOMBAY. Thur.x. Mr. Lee j Kuan Yew. Singapore's Premier, arrived here today to attend the conference of young Asian Social- ist leaders in Bombay. Reuter. i
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    395 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE Civil Service wants to know the objectives of the Government's austerity drive so that it can make an "effective contribution" to cut Govern ment spending. This was stated here today by the Secretary of the Staff Side, National Whitley
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    86 20 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A former magistrate and immediate past president of the V's Men's Club, Mr. Khoo Hin Hiong last night said Singapore did have a problem of juvenile delinquency. He said that although no statistics had been compiled as a survey had not been made so
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    124 20 SEREMBAN. Thur s Dato Raja Hanifah bin ll.i.ii Abdul Ghani, former PMIP vice-chair-man, now detained under the Internal Security Act. has been relieved of his Negri Sembilan office as Dato Seri Maharaja diRa.ja (Sungei I' ions Board). This decision was unanimously taken at a meeting
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    67 20 LONDON. Thurs— Actress Elizabeth Taylor underwent a "minor operation" yesterday at a London hospital, a spokesman for the actress disclosed today. "She went in yesterday morning and came home yesterday evening." the spokesman said. "It was a minor operation which she knew she was going to
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    67 20 Just fancy that LONDON. Thura A BIJ million hospital under construction in High Wycotnbe may not open v scheduled at the end of the year because there are no nurses. i Authorities who spent €500 on a campaign advertising for nursing staff reported there were only 16 replies. Ot those
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    50 20 SAN FRANCISCO. When Teodoro Bellulovlch came lrom Yugoslavia 10 veurs ago he tound Americans had trouble with his name. He went to court and changed it to Doro Bell, only to find Americans calling him "Door Bell." Yesterday lie was back in court. He asked for his old name back.
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    52 20 WELCH (West Virginia): A 14-year-old boy was arrested near here recently on charges of operating a still and peddlim; "moonshine" to his playm;c He did not deny the charge In fact he bragged about it. 'i built it and I operate It." he sit.c 4 "and I make pretty good
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      49 20 Latt CLASSIFIEDS 20 Wordt Hi I Minimum I TO JAN AND BAS. a daughter Jrnnifer, sister to Richard on 6-5-65 at Bungaar, both well, thanks doctor Siiter/Staff PACHVMUTHU To Ivy and Edward ton, Edwin Terrence Mornr. brother to Rohan at Aasunta I on 6.5.63. Thank* to Ur and «taff.
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      47 20 Traditionally a part of the Malaysian Scene... Anchor Pilsener Beer. ..as naturally at home in everyday Malaysia as this homely craftsman who patiently turns a chiseF K^ on a block of wood to create a A^^a^K: cake mould of simple artistry. '■> ANCHOR PILSENER BEER IT'S TRADITIONALLY BEST
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      48 20 Highest and lowest temporaturr- En Malaysia for the period 8 p.m. Wednesday to 8 p.m. yesterday Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 88 73 Kota Bharu 86 73 Penang 84 75 Ipoh 88 73 Malacca 86 75 Singapore 82 73 C. Highlands 68 59 Jesselton 88 75 Kuchnik' 91 73
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