The Straits Times, 18 May 1965

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 145,000 The Straits Times 80**"* Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 1005
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    Textiles offer accepted 'under protest'
    496 1 Textiles offer accepted 'under protest' I(UALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysia today accepted under protest a new British textiles quota offer ending the nine-month-old dispute. "We are accepting it under strong protest,' 1 the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Ann, told :i press conference Hi is afternoon when he
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    Talks to solve Sarawak crisis
    749 1 Ningkan flies into capital today KUALA LUMPUR, Monday mENCKU Abdul Rahman and the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, are to arrange a roundtable conference on the crisis in the Sarawak Alliance. The Sarawak Chief Minister, Dalo Stephen Kalong Ningkan, who is Secretary-Genera] of the
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    Killer tigress is shot dead
    124 1 DAUB, Mon. A full-grown tigress, believed to be one of the three which killed a Malay woman in Kampong Aur last April, was shot dead by a hunting party at Cheroh village, about 10 miles from here, this morning. Kampong Aur is about two miles
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    Hoax: Girl questioned
    49 1 SINGAPORE. Mon. Polire today were interrogating an 11-year-old girl in connection with a bomb hoax call to Tanjong Katong Girls" School this morning. While the school was evacuated, police traced the call to a house in Tanjong Katong Road. The girl was in the next house.
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    Round-the-clock hunt for Indonesians hiding in island swamp
    254 1  -  ABUL FAZIL and CHEONG YIP SENG By SINGAPORE, Monday. DEADLY cat-and-mouse game is being played on Indonesian-infiltrated Pulau Tonting. a seven-acre island of swamp and jungle close to the Jurong coast. At least five* heavily armed and uniformed Indonesians are known to
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    Indons flee after all-day fighting
    173 1 Indons flee after all-day fighting ITUCHING. Mon. Indonesian troops in company strength who penetrated three miles into Sarawak's First Division in the Balai Ringin area on Saturday were thrown back over the border after all-day lighting. Several Indonesians wore wounded but they were carried back over the border by their
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    STOP PRESS
    33 1 WEST INDIES 53-4 PORT OF SPAIN. MM. Lunch NRM on third day of fifth cricket tr>t: W. Indies KM and 53-4, Australia tH AT LORDS: Nrw landers 318-7 dec. MCC 196.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Subandrio warns Navy officers |
      198 2 Subandrio warns Navy officers CONSOLIDATE SETTLEMENT OF 'UPHEAVAL 9 JAKARTA, Mon. The Foreign Minister. Dr. Subandrio, has warned Indonesian Navy officers that the settlement which has been reached in the Navy problem should be consolidated so that the Navy would remain intact. The official Antara news agency said today that
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      Lock icon Renyatta warns lan Smith
      56 2 NAIROBI. Mon.— Kenya will not recognise any independent government in Rhodesia, whether as a result of a unilateral declaration or of negotiation between the Rhodesian Premier, Mr. Lan Smith, and the British Government, if it was not based on democratic one man one vote majority rule.
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      Lock icon — Indonesia _ shuts out foreign funds
      93 2 Indonesia shuts out foreign funds JAKARTA. Mon.— The Indonesian Deputy Prime Minister. Mr. Chaerul Saleh. announced yesterday that the Indonesian Government would no longer permit the Investment of foreign capital. Mr. Saleh also warned that President Soekarno alone would decide whether to nationalise foreign oil companies already operating In Indonesia.
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      Lock icon Now a tax of 'forgiveness'
      40 2 JAKARTA. Mon. The Indonesian Government has imposed a "tax of forgiveness", according to tax officials today. The now tax regulation is aimed at catching up with people who have neglected their tax since 1954. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Dock strike goes on
      55 2 MANILA. Mon. Negotiations I to settle the three-day-old strike 'by some 350 dock workers at Manilas south harbour tern porarily bogged down today following the management's refusal to j meet the workers' demands. The strike has paralysed operations at the port because of other workers' refusal
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      Lock icon Tin gun runners
      28 2 NAIROBI. Mon. The Kenya Government yesterday intercepted a convoy of 11 trucks loaded with Communist-made small arms reportedly enroute from 1 Tanzania tf Uganda. AP-
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      Lock icon Khartoum breaks ties with Bonn
      61 2 Khartoum breaks ties with Bonn ITHARTOUM, Mon. Sudan has formally severed diplomatic relations with West Germany, a spokesman announced after a Cabinet meeting yesterday. This is the latest reaction to Bonn's establishment of diplomatic relations with Israel last Wednesday. Ten Arab countries have previously decided to break with West Germany,
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      Japan detects bomb fallout
      52 2 TOKYO. Mon.— A giant radioactive particle believed to be from Fridays second Chinese nuclear test was detected yesterday by nuclear experts of a university in Niigata city. 160 miles north-west of here. The particle was similar to others registered two days after the first Chinese test
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      Lock icon Farewell party for Jones
      35 2 JAKARTA. Mon. President Soekarno gave a farewell party for the American Ambassador Mr. Howard Jones, last night. Mr. Jones will leave on May 24, ending a seven-year assignment in Indonesia. U.P.I.
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      Coming: A threecontinent solidarity meeting
      178 2 Coming: A threecontinent solidarity meeting WINNEBA (Ghana), Mon. The first Afro-Asian and Latin American People's Solidarity Conference will be held in Cuba next January, it was announced here yesterday at the end of the Afro-Asian Solidarity Conference. A general political resolution adopted at the closing session of the sevenday meeting
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      Mystery of halt in US air —raids—
      277 2 Mystery of halt in US air —raids— U SAIGON, Monday. NITED States officials here remained silent today on the suspension of air strikes against Communist North Vietnam while all indications pointed to some new U.S. political initiative in the Vietnam conflict. Some officials have said the raids were halted for
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      Lock icon A Vienna surprise by Gromyko
      196 2 yiENNA, Mon. The Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr. Andrei Gromyko, held an unexpected meeting here yesterday with the French Foreign Minister. Mr. Maurice Couve De Murville. They are understood to have discussed the Vietnam crisis. The British Foreign Minister and the US. Secretary of State had
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon House to house ba tiles
      301 3 House to house ba tiles DOMINICAN REBELS AND JUNTA FORCES FIGHT WITH TANKS AND BAZOOKAS SANTO DOMINGO, Monday. TANKS and bazookas fought house to house battles in the northern sector of Santo Domingo last night. Junta forces have taken control of a 15 square block area in a rebel held
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      Lock icon Cheering rebels hail UN team's arrival
      169 3 Cheering rebels hail UN team's arrival SANTO DOMINGO, Mon.— Hundreds of cheering followers of the Dominican Republic rebel leader Col. Francisco Caamano gay* a lusty welcome yesterday to a United Nations factfinding mission at their barricaded headquarters here. The five-man mission from U.N. headquarters in New York received the welcome
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      Lock icon Flood havoc in Texas
      44 3 DALLAS, Mon. Serious floodIng hit central Texas today after a night of tornadoes and thunderstorms There were no immediate reports of casualties, but the occupants of several cars stranded by the floods had to be rescued from tree tops— Reuter
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      Lock icon Plunge kills 14
      26 3 BOGOTA. Mon. Fourteen people were killed and three seriously Injured when a bus plunged 300 ft. into a ravine near here today. Reuter
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      Lock icon Czechs expel poet
      23 3 PRAGUE, Mon. American poet Ixwir. Allen Ginsberg has been expelled from Czechoslovakia, the Czechoslovak Youth newspaper Mliid.i Fronta reported. A.P.
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      Lock icon Is Johnson changing into an impulsive leader?
      247 3 Is Johnson changing into an impulsive leader? I ONDON, Mon. President Johnson's foreign policies in the past six months have, in some minds, depicted an image of an impulsive leader, overconscious of his own and America's power, the Financial Times said today. The Influential business daily, commenting In an editorial
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      Lock icon CLA's No. 2 in new job
      60 3 WASHINGTON, Mon. Lieut. O«n. Marshall Carter. No, 2 man at the Central Intelligence Agency for the past three years, was named yesterday by President Johnson to direct the National Security Agency. N6A, whose activities are as secret as those of CIA, concentrates on safeguarding
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      Lock icon Cheers for Caamano
      46 3 REBEL President, Col. Francisco Caamano, H with a beaming smile, at right facing camera, walks through the rebel held area and is wildly acclaimed by applauding people who try to hug him. Left, wearing sunglasses, is Mr. Hector Aristy. presidential secretary. UPI photo.
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      Lock icon THE MAN WHO TRIED TO SEND HIMSELF BY AIR FREIGHT
      337 3 THE MAN WHO TRIED TO SEND HIMSELF BY AIR FREIGHT LOS ANGELES, Monday. J^ HOMESICK Welshman was discovered yesterday trying to ship himself back to London from Australia by jet airliner in a crate. He was in hospital here suffering from dehydration and a stiff arm after a 21 -hour
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      Lock icon Silent Fairbanks thrills festival
      178 3 PANNES. Mon. The Canx" nes international film festival Interrupted its programme of new films yesterday to pay homage to the silent screen star Douglas Fairbanks (above). Adventure scene's won an enthusiastic response from audiences as Fairbanks carried of? exploits that made James Bond look like an
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      Lock icon Boy star barred from own film
      51 3 CANNES, Mon. Eleven-year-old Didler Haudlpln, who appears with Melina Mercouri and James Mason In Spain's entry "lies Pianos Mecanique.s". was barred from bis own film when it was shown at the Cannes film festival yesterday. The censor's classification is "Adults only" for this film.
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      Lock icon Rescue hopes vanish
      68 3 tiABMISCH-PARTENKIBCHEN (West Germany). Mon. Hope was abandoned yesterday for some 30 to 40 people thought to have been buried alive by avalanche which hit a winter sports hotel killing; at least ei«ht people. Hundreds of rescuers due throughout the day without success in several aares of compressed
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      Lock icon Polish Mission leader defects
      116 3 Polish Mission leader defects WEST BERLIN, Mon.— Mr. Vledislev Tyko- cinsky. head of the Polish Military Mission in West Berlin, has asked United States authorities here for political asylum, a U.S. spokesman said. He said Mr. Tykocinsky approached a non-commis-sioned officer in the snackbar of an American military shop yesterday
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      Lock icon Six die in crash
      28 3 DETROIT. Mon. Six people were killed yesterday in a cartruck collision near Presho in South Dakota. There uere nine people in the car. AP.
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    New labour laws in October says Devan Nair
    415 4 New labour laws in October says Devan Nair SINGAPORE, Mon 'J'HK Singapore Government is to introduce new labour laws in October this year to give greater protection to workers against exploitation by employers. This was disclosed by the Secretary General of the Singapore National Trades Union Congress, Mr. C.V. Devan
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    Free film shows
    37 4 SINGAPORE, Mon—The Field section of the Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow at Mm Chong School. Mata Ikan; Jalan Kuala Slmpang Village and Tao Khoon School, Kranji Road.
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    Prize-giving
    19 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.—The Paslr Panjang community centre will hold a prize-giving ceremony at the centre at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    INSURANCE MAN WEDS
    63 4 MR. Hwang Liang: Tso, of the American International Assurance Co. Ltd., and Miss Tan Menu Yah, who were married in Singapore during the week-end. The bridegroom is the eldest son of Mr. Hwang Cheng Pen, former vicechairman of the Ken? Chow Hui Huan Union of Malaysia. The
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    Speech contest winners
    67 4 SINGAPORE, Mon— The Tlong Bahru community centre last night held a national language speech contest for non-Malays. The results of the contest were: A section, S.A. Ramasamy (first). Morgan Chandra (second) and Jalpal (.third); B section (Chinese), Tan Kah Leong (first), Lo Pak Yu (second) and Chew
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    Sata X-ray survey
    69 4 Sata X-ray survey SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association's mass X-ray survey in the Jalan Kayu area (postal district 28) will end this week. The last three place, where the mobile x-ray unit will be stationed, from 3 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. are: Tomorrow, at Jalan Kayu community centre: Wednesday,
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    ALLIANCE: WARNING WAS FROM UMNO ORGAN, NOT ALBAR
    340 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. rE Alliance Party Singapura today clarified that it was the Malaya Merdeka. The Umno weekly, which had warned that Malays would be forced to merge the country with Indonesia if they were "hard pressed and their Interests are not protected."
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    Macdonald House blast: 2 charged
    225 4 OINGAPORE, Mon. *3 Two men, Osman bin Hajl Mohamed AH, 22, and Harun bin Said, 21, were charged in the Assizes here today before Mr. Justice Ambrose with the murder of three Macdonald House workers. They were accused of having "knowingly caused the deaths of
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    $8961 haul from three burglaries in a night
    100 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Three homes were burgled of valuables worth $8,961 last night, police said today. Burglars raided two flats in Lloyd Road, one belonging to Mr. Joseph Chan and the other to Mr. Wong Kirn Tong. From Mr. Chan's home, they removed
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    Go slow? We've not been told: Govt.
    238 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. THE Ministry for Health has not received any official communication from the Singapoie Medical Workers' Union on its threat to call a '•go-slow" of Division IV officers of Government hospitals with effect from Wednesday. As such, a Ministry spokesman today said
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    'Tec wounded by gunmen
    72 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. A detective, Peter Lim, was slightly wounded in the right leg and hand after he was shot at twice in a struggle with two thugs in Playfair Road this evening. A man was Utter detained. The thugs fled as the detective lay wounded on
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    MAN WHOSE THUMBPRINT FOUND ON ROBBERY CAR\ ISACQUITTED
    267 4 MAN WHOSE THUMBPRINT FOUND ON ROBBERY CAR\ ISACQUITTED OINGAPORE, Mon. A carpenter, whose thumbprint was found i on the windscreen of ai car involved in a robbery case, was today acquitted on a robbery charge in the First Criminal District Court. Koh Bock Huat. had been accused of robbing a
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    Vesak Day gift
    21 4 SINGAPORE. Mon— The Buddhist Union today donated S2OO to the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association in honour of Vesak Day.
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    Patricia wins title
    70 5 NINETEEN-YEAR-OLD Patricia Augustus (centre), a dental nurse, who won the Miss Penang 1965 crown against seven rivals in a beauty contest sponsored by the Penang Junior Chamber at thn Chinese Swimming Club. Tanjong Btingah. Flanking her are (left) Miss Nancy Neon. 22. the run-ner-up, a typist at
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    Jaycees to pick Miss Malacca
    94 5 MALACCA. The Malacca Junior Chamber will hold a "Miss M lacca" contest and a (jala dance at the Town Hall here on Saturday. The contest and dance Ls In aid of Jaycee community service projects and will be under the patronage of the Chief Minister.
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    Strike ban: Non-govt teachers not affected
    244 5 MENTAKAB, Monday. J^ON-GO\ ERNMENT teachers may be forced to resort to industrial action, including strike, "if all other means oi' achieving their just claims speedily fail." I The secretary of the Na- flonal Union of Teachers. Mr. John Gurusamy. said this In a speech
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    Lock icon Peace Corps volunteers to reach 100 ' in Sarawak
    124 5 Peace Corps volunteers to reach 100 in Sarawak I/UCHING. Mon. Amrrl- ca will have at least I 100 Peace Corps volunteers in Sarawak by December. At present there are 64. Mr. Fred Baldwin. Peace Corp* I deputy regional representative i here, said that many of the j newcomers would work
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    11,643 people in Sabah seek citizenship
    54 5 JESSELTON. Mon— A total of 11.643 people had applied for citizenship in Sabah up to last week-end it was learned here yesterday. The bieeeM number 3 000 war frnm Sandaican. Of the total 385 are women Turned to Ma!.irsun <-!tl»en*. M I nunora and
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    DIVORCE, $40,000, FOR A LAWYER'S WIFE
    191 5 TT U A L A LUMPUR. i Mon. Jessie Wong i Yee Ooy, 31. was granted a divorce in the High Court here today from her lawyer husband. Mr. Eugene Lye Kirn Hai. or, the ground of his adultery. She was awarded $40,000. plus
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    Debate on sex education
    71 5 PENANG. Mo;:. Two lawyers Tiici a doctor Mr. I K. Chean. I Khene Gnoh. and Dr i Choah Chens Hnii will form the pane! ol lucigc^ viheii old ami present Free* debate "The inclusion of sex education in the secondary school curriculum in Malaysia." Thf debate
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    CHINESE IN BRUNEI TOLD: LEARN LANGUAGE PROPERLY
    143 5 BRINK! TOWN. Mon. Haji Hasbollah bin Daud. president of the Brunei National Party, has urged all Chines* in Brunei to show their "complete allegiance" to the State in both word and deed. He said hi* party welcomed the interest taken by the Chinese
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    Handicraft show
    26 5 IPOH. Mon.— An exhibition of 103 items of American handicrafts made from fibre, clay and metal, began a' the Ipoh Public Library here today.
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    Bill to aid Sabah hotels
    86 5 Bill to aid Sabah hotels lESSELTON. Mon. Mr. Tan Siew Sin, the Federal Finance Minister, is willing to consider special concessions for would-be hoteliers in Sabah. Inche Harris bin Mnhamed Salleh. Sabah's Finance Minister, leaves for Kuala Lumpur this week to hold discussions with the Finance Ministry on a dratt
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    Brigade annual parade
    34 5 PENANG. Mon.— Cadet llltMf nc St. John Ambulance Bneadr will hold Mi annual inspection and pa^sing-out parad« on May 22. Mr I.im Peng K;m the division president, will inspect the parade
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    Youth leader
    25 5 KUALA LCMPI'R. Mnn Mr Nnchimuthu. has been elected youth :«aripr of the MIC. Paloh 1 branch, anu M. Ramasamy, i deputy youth leader
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    Singapore Govt bursaries for 156 students
    335 6 Singapore Govt bursaries for 156 students CINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Government has awarded 156 new bursaries to students entering the universities of Singapore and Malaya for the 1965-66 session. The new uursarles plus the existing ones make a total of 539 In the present academic year. Of the new awards.
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    Teachers' dance
    31 6 MACHANG. Mon.— The National Union of Teachers. Kelantun branch, will hold its annual dance at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce on May 28 at 8 p.m in Ko'a Bharu.
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    A Sibu girl chosen Miss Malaysia at Melbourne
    169 6 A Sibu girl chosen Miss Malaysia at Melbourne MELBOURNE. Mon. A xx :>:!-> ear-old Sibu gjrl has been chosen to represent Malaysia in a university beauty contest to be held here soon. Miss Ting Yu Hong of Old street. Sibu. a second year science student at the University of Melbourne,
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    $1,500 haul
    29 6 SEREMBAN, Mon Thieves last night broke into the house of Mr. R. S. Kanda. a sales representative, in P.ange Road here and stole valuables worth about $1,500.
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    POLICE APPEAL
    71 6 PENANG, Mon— Police today appealed to motorcyclists who have lost their machines to tell them immediately if anyone approaches them to negotiate for their return. The appeal, made by Deputy Supt. Lav Kok Urn-. Deputy OCPD (Crimes), followed three more thefts yesterday. In previous cases, it is understood,
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    More lawyers oppose appeals limit
    166 6 More lawyers oppose appeals limit IPOH, Mon. Orga- nised opposition to the Central Government's move for the partial abolition of appeals to the Privy Council in. London appears to be building up in legal circles. An emergency meeting of officials of the Bar Committee of Kedah. Perils and Perak was
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    Stiff fines in pirate taxi cases
    108 6 TAIPING, Mon. Two car drivers, who were found guilty by the Magistrate s Court here on Saturday for allowing their cars to be OMd ks pirate taxis and noti having insurance, were fined a total of $3,500 or 20 months' Jail and had their
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    Printers elect , officials
    59 6 Printers elect officials SINGAPORE. Mon.— Mr. George 1 Tnn Geok Siang has been reelected president of the Singapore I Printing Employees' Union, al the j ..r.nual meeting yesterday. Other officials are: Mr. Lim Joo Chock, vice-president: Mr. D. GopaUkrlahnan .secretary; Mr. Ho See Ben?, assis'.ant secretary: Mr. Sng Ah Tee,
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    Branch president
    35 6 K»\PALA BATAS. Mon. Mr. S Suppiah has been re-elec'.eri president of the Kepala Batas branch of the MIC. Mr. M.K. I Shujimuganathan vice-president. Mr. M. Arumußgam secretary. I and Mr. L. Munusamy treasurer.
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    Assembly opening
    38 6 PENAN'G. Mon Ti. or. Raja Tun Uda Al-H I open the next sitting of ;hc BUM Legislative Assembly on Jne 9. He will take the saluie arc! inspect a guard of honour befcc« addressing the assembly.
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    Wok at school
    45 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. 1 Lster for Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wolc, today visited the Marymount Vocational School and the home for the aged in Thomson Road. The Minister is currently on nn official tour of .ill lie y welfare organisations in the state.
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    Telecoms chief
    31 6 KLUANG. Mon. —Mr Cli;in Bah Thye. is now the A Controller of Telecom*. Kluane. IHe takes over from Mr. F.H.A. Koelmeyer. who has been transj fcrred to Seremb i
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    $2,600 to fund
    29 6 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Mnn The "Sheum Circus now performing here has donated 52.600 \n the National Defence Fund. Ths J money represented collection! from last night's performance.
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    Police call to set up a dept of public relations
    464 6 Police call to set up a dept of public relations KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE Malayan Police Magazine said in its latest issue that there is a great need tor policemen to be given special training and guidance in dealing with the public. The magazine said in an editorial: "The lasting
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    SF will be at Algiers talks
    138 6 pENANG. Mon. The Socialist Front will send representatives to the forthcoming AfroAsian conference in Algiers. Announcing this today, the secretary general. Mr. Lim Kean Siew, said his party regretted that the Government had so far prevented representatives of genuine left-wing organisations from going abroad
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    Police find body in Perak River
    66 6 I TELUK ANSON. Mon.— Polios recovered the body of an unidenti- lied male from the Perak Riwr off the town jetty here over the week-end. The man was dressed in a white j shirr and a pair of ash-coloured trousers. No documents were found
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    Dyaks return
    39 6 KUCHING, Mon. A group of i eight Dyaks returned here yesterday after two months' training at Siginting Camp In Port Dlckson I They were among the second batch i of National Servicemen to receive training at Siginting^
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    1750 7 Avoiding conflict with native interests was the keystone of the pioneers' plans in New Zealand. Then a shot was fired... ON June 1, 1843. six canoe-loads of Maori warriors landed at the mouth of the Wairau River, near the
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    DEATHS
    57 8 in Wnntt SIS (Mimlmum) WONC SIX CHOONO passed away peacefully on l<i ■> Wt Corieg* Icares 4. Ixironrf .1. Telok Kurau at 4 p.m. for RldKdan ll a QUEK HON KEE stepfsther of Oagrs*. Tan rhenn O*JU SMajai away en KVaVM Cortege leaves today 330 p.m from 14.1. Tank
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    254 8 Mora's SIS {Minimum) MR AND MRS. K. Jayasena De Bitva think all friends and relations for their attrndanre. kind wishes and valuabl* presents ru-<towed on the occasion of their weddlnn MR A MRS. L*MS« IS* Chek wish far 'hei' valimble Kifu and kind attendance on their wedding on MR
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    23 8 111 Horrf* HI Minimum IN LOVING MEMORY *a*> Nicholas Veea Dwea Ua us a venr ago to<l.<\ '1on<» Btr ,\ot fonronen
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    122 8 71, s?«r*tj |fj i Minimum) DELPHI HOTEL Afternouo lit with Kr.nch past rim. Philip Hi* Baad entertain you with classical mil- j sic 4 o<i to 7.00 d m FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. Invite all teachers and book addicts to browse In then showroom at Tim** House. Klver Valley Roaii
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      Lesson Of Winneba
      706 8 The inability of a Malaysian delegation to attend the conference of the Afro-Asian Peoples' Solidarity Organisation in Ghana plainly does not improve the prospects of Malaysian admission to the forthcoming Afro-Asian conference in Algiers. But a sharp distinction must be drawn between the two conferences. The Peoples'
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      Books Subsidy
      343 8 A great deal has been done to make education available to all Malayan children. Much, however, remains to be done. Though the Government offers free primary education, and three years of lower secondary education (fees payable), to all who want it, considerable numbers of children who should be
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      New Bridges
      133 8 This morning's ceremonies to open two Trengganu bridges will draw attention to remarkable improvements in recent years to East Coast communications. Not long ago a road journey from Kuantan Ito Kota Bahru was marked, and marred, by tedious attendance at a seemingly endleas succession of ferries; today traffic
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    Sir Edgeworth David
    325 8 Sir Edgeworth David 31 YEARS IN CIVIL SERVICE CIR Kdgeworth David. J K.8.E.. CJIXL, whose death took Dlace at thp Lady Tempter Hospital in Kuala Lumpur on May 15, spent nearly 21 of his 31 years in the British colonial service as an officer in the Malayan Civil Service. His
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      Unnecessary squabble
      240 8 ALL Malaysians must be viewing with grave alarm the PAP-Umno controversy. This unnecessary wrangle could have been easily minimised. If not avoided. Instead it has been magnified, to the benefit of no one. The squabble is unnecessary because there Is really no Issue. There Is no question of
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      Tanjong Penaga
      107 8 I BELIEVE that Penang's Cape City" requires no new name at all When people from the mainland go to Georgetown, they refer it to "Penang" In English while the Malaj s call It 'Tan- jong." "Tanjong" Is used here to differentiate It from the other Tanjongs e.g. Tanjong
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      Ministers on tour
      77 8 DURING the period of emergency overseas trips made by Ministers with regard to matters of national Importance are fully justified. But I am at a loss to understand the necessity of Ministers leading "sepak raga jaring" and "basketball" teams overseas. Then there is a minister who finds
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      Rude officer
      150 8 T)RIVERS of goods vehicles now have to obtain new licences as well as badges to show that they are entitled to handle goods vehicles. They also have to be certified by a medical officer that they are in good health before these licences are Issued. The extra cost
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      64 8 THE scheme for paid- parking in Middle Road. Princep and Short Street was postponed for a period of two months to give the second-hand dealers who have been using the site for many years to find an alternative site However, the scheme for paid-parking will be In operation
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      102 8 (]OULD not T. V. Malaysia (Slngapura) review their Malay section Programme? Chinese and Indian films are telecast almost nightly, but I cannot understand why the management could not arrange for Malay films (old ones) to be shown, say, once a fortnight, or at least once a month, especially
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      37 8 IF the Minister for Home Affairs still insists that no unnecessary force was used on that local reporter during the Macdonald House incident then that photograph must have been an "optical Illusion". SEAH Serein boa
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    709 8  -  DEPUS WARNER Mantle-Moo. Heyday for ultra-nationalism with vociferous anti-Americanism and a revival of the Huks Fl L IPINOS spend more time and energy on elections than any other people on earth, and this year they are throwing themselves into the fray with greater zest than ever.
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      55 8 2« Word* <ff IMtmimum) VEAP CHUA: Between Benedict, fifth a of Madam Loo Koa and Thercna, d o Mr. Ctraah Ah Mob on II 1 SS. BETWEEN CHOONG KEOW, aot) of Madam dssafl Nol Sim and the late Mr Khoo Hal Teo. and I*i Tho. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
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    Jury told: Dismiss this fallacy completely from your minds
    1270 9 Jury told: Dismiss this fallacy completely from your minds The judge starts his summing up MX Reporters: CHIA POTEIK. JACKIE SAM THAT A MAN CANNOT BE CONVICTED FOR MURDER WITHOUT THE VICTIM'S BODY BEING FOUND WHAT HAPPENED DOWN THERE IN THE SEABED? 'ONLY JENNY HERSELF COULD -HAVE TOLD US' SINGAPORE,
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    Councillor hits 'too daring' striptease show
    153 9 Councillor hits 'too daring' striptease show \jUAR. Mon. A ITI striptease show here, directed by former stripper Rose Chan, was the target of sharp criticism during a town council meeting today. Mr. Tan Kok Chee, thu sole Socialist Front member, criticised the authorities for issuing a licence for the show,
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    Anti-Malaysia slogans
    50 9 BATU PAHAT, Mon. Anti- Malaysia slogans were this mornIng found splashed on the walls c,f the poet office In Jalan Rahmat and on the wall of a shop ln Jalan Sultanah here. The slogans in red paint condemned Malaysia, national service »nrt the O<;vprnment> tftx rx I cy
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    29 9 SINGAPORE. Hon.— The Mini- 1 ster for Health. Mr Yong Nyuk Lin. has appointed Mr. Yen Tock Soon to be a number ot tha I Pharmacy Board.
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    Is Jenny dead ? If so, can it be proved how she died?
    2138 10 Is Jenny dead If so, can it be proved how she died? Case for the defence Counsel to jury: If you have a shadow of doubt... 'EVIDENCE AGAINST ANG COMPLETELY CIRCUMSTANTIAL' DEFENCE counsel in the Sunny Ang trial, Mr. Punch Coomaraswamy, submitted before Mr. Justice Buttrose and the jury that
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    She is dead and it was murder to get $400,000, jury told
    4333 11 She is dead and it was murder to get $400,000, jury told Case for the prosecution 'If it was a conspiracy to cheat insurance companies, he would know where she is BARGIRL MURDER TRIAL: CASE FOR THE PROSECUTION (Contd) JN 25 foolscap pages, Senior Crown Counsel, Mr. Francis T. Scow,
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      469 12 HOUSE OF CARVEN SHOWS THE YOUTHFUL LINE THE prettiest dress this year is the dress that FLOATS. This was evident when Miss Carven, the well known French designer, showed her lovely fluttery dresses in Singapore last week in conjunction with the opening of
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      404 12 you may like to know LANTA bini Pengulu L'pok is the wife of Pengulu Upok, headman of one of the longhouses resettled recently in the Skrang area of the Second Division in Sarawak. Mrs. Upok is In her early fifties, has two children and is an influential woman in her
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    136 14 MELBOURNE, Mon. AIOST industrials rose slightly 1 In today's firmer market. However, trading was very quiet and leaders moved narrowly. Base metals mostly moved higher. Mount Isa was up 3d. to 345. 6d. Oils were steady and Santos gained Is. to 235. 9d. Today' 9 clstlnt prlesa with
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    227 14 Kay 17. Three monthj. INUUHIHIAU Boiutrad Ucta. M. Bos 10 eta. City Uev. 7 eta. M. Inn. 10 eta. C.B. Bonuses N. Iron W eta. 14 eta 0.C.8.C. Ueta, Ounlop* Ucta. Rothmana lUcta. Ked. Oiap. 12 ru. Ban 6 eta. KltzpatrtcJxa 15 eta. s«i. Prop. M eta. K
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    OFFICIAL RATES
    49 14 ON the official Malaysian Short Term Xonev Market for the week ended Saturday (May 14), the range of call rates was mi follows:— BANK FINDS: gg per cent to 4-\ per cent. GENERAL FUNDS: 2' per cent to 4 per cent. MOVEMENT of funds totalled $35.8 million.
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    DOLLAR RATE
    54 14 T'lIF prraent rate of the Malayan dollar against the pound *terliriK fixed on November 24 last year is Selunr TT or OD 2s. I I.'. I6d. Bin ins TT 2a. 1/16. Buying OD 2s. 2 d. The dollar is at its statutory middle position In relation to its
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    CLOSING PRICES
    23 14 May 17. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 74 cents (unchanged). TIN: 5757.12 i (up 54.25). Unofficial estimated offering 235 tons (up 25 tons).
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    SMELTERS' RATE IS SAME: ESSO PAY NO DIVIDEND
    785 14 Prom Our Market Correspondent THE answers to two questions which had been exercising the minds of investors will be fully known this morning and neither will be what was generally expected. Eastern Smelting announced yesterday that it will be paying a final
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 14 MaUyan Stork Indira May 14 May 17 •IndustriaJs: 76.28 7«.50 pn»: 95.24 95.87 rubbers: 103.73 103 73 •Dec. 30, 1963— 100 Dpc. 29, 196:2—100
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    805 14 OUSINESS In and reported co the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Ounlsps (2.000) $1.44. E. Smelt. (1,000) S3 1»~ cd; F. and N. srds 52.3.'i SL. i'(.uoo) 52.31:
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    H.K. RATES
    35 14 Use fras axshangs market In Hoiik Kong yesterday th» U». dsllsr was quoted at 5.7ia (or T.T. and 5.73! (or sash. Sterling was quoted at 16.02 aad sns tsel sr geld at 256.
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    Amal Rubber
    9 14 Amalgamated Rubber produced 958.600 Ib. In April.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    242 15 JUNE first trade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 pjn. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 74 cents per lb. unrhanxrd on Friday's closing level for the position. Tbe tone was inactive. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. cloning prices in cent* per lb. yesterday: Buyers Sellers Int. 1 RSS.
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    260 15 •piIE following list oi selected A Malayan nidusinai jieiua is uasea on last sales 10 May 14. •P. «D.y. «k.Y. «T.C. N on grossed up dividend ot 20 per •I» Prices; 'D.Y. Dividend Yield euros* per cent); 'E.Y. Earnings Yield I( .rots per cent); *T.C. Time* Cover.a. Deflnltien
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    125 15 VJMIPS lying alengsids th* Singapore ■mini or expected tMtay art: Oceania Maru 1/2, Talten Maru 3/4, AKtrld Bakke 6/7, Luna Maersk 10/11. Flintshire 31/32, Polotsk 33/36, Fos in 41. Amaglsan Maru 42/43. Klnsel Maru No. 11 23/24, Bencruacnan 15/16. Khexenor 45. Eastern Maid 19, Llrr.burg 13 14,
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    71 15 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Singapore noon prices per plcul ytiterday: Coconut sll: bulk SS4s sellers, drum $67* sellers. Cspra.- May/June: UK/Contlnsnt I'nquoted. Pepper: Muntok white !147i sellers. Sarawak white 1145 sellers, special Sarawak black $1271 sellers, garbled LamponK black $147 i (N) sellers, AST A $160 (N) sellers. Singapore
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    No break in advance by Straits tin price
    328 15 STRAITS tin again advanced yesterday for the eighth consecutive trading day by to $757.12}. the highest price since November 6. In its steady advance 171 has been added to the price. Yesterday's unofficial offering was 235 tons, estimated up by 25 tons
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    DEATH
    31 15 I MR. WONG SIX CHOONG. Passed away peacefully on 16/5/65 at 10.00 p.m. Tbe funeral will take place at 4, Lorong J Telok Kurau Singapore at 4 p.m. on 18/5/65.
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      303 16 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS wrecks tree! (6). 9. Has a way of coming In be- 6. Vessel went to and lro carryfore changing for a meal ing opposition leader in full to-4). array i 9). 10. Biru makes a brief periodical 7. Brown raises charge for printreturn. I conclude (5;.
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      401 17  -  F. EMMANUEL WE'RE AIMING TO END MALAYSIAN HOME DOM^ T ATION, SAYS MANAGER By Kuala Lumpur, Monday 1 QREATLY heartened by their innings victory against the MCA President's XI in Singapore over the weekend, Hong Kong's cricketers hope to break Malaysia's string of home successes in
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      'RELEASE TEACHERS FOR COACHING' —CALL—
      276 17 'RELEASE TEACHERS FOR COACHING' CALL KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Mlaysian Amateur Athletic Union will ask the Ministry of Youth. Culture and Sport to absorb the first batch of 26 qualified coaches, most of whom are teachers, on a fulltime basis. John Kanagaratnatn. MAAU f secretary, told Timesport today that the MAAU
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      184 17 TOKYO. Mon. Wu Fu Shan 22-year-old student at Peking Teachers College, was reported yesterday to have cleared I.Bom (sft Din) in the high jump at a Peking students competition. Only three other women athletes in the world have jumped this height. They are Yolanda Balas i
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      Police-Forces name strong batting team
      358 17 Police -Forces name strong batting team 'iANSOOR RAHMAN: Kuala Lumpur, Monday A STRONG batting team has been selected to r present the combined Armed Forces-Police XI in eir match against the touring Hong Kong player* c Gurney Road tomorrow and on Wednes- aay. This il be the first match for
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      100 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The third annual officials' course conducted by the Selangor AAA will be held at the Specialist Teachers' Training Institute. Cheras Road, from May 23 and 30. The lectures will be in two sessions each day. The first will be from 930 am to
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      TENNIS OFFICIALS
      35 17 SEREMBAN. Mon Nurl Sembilan Lawn Tainls Assoc tion officials for 1966 are: President Chew Toh Seng; vice-pre.M dent* M F Vilvaratnam ar-.d Abdullah Hussein; secretary-tn agurer Lam Tan Chin: auditor UU POok Kwan.
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      260 17 WORLD SOCCER GOTHENBURG, Mon. England beat Sweden 2-1 in an undistinguished football International here yesterday. England thus completed their three-match European tour undefeated and won their first victory in Sweden for 28 yearsYrt it was not un'il midway through the second half that England
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      JOHORE MEETING TO PROBE DEFEATS
      238 17 JOHORE MEETING TO PROBE DEFEATS SOCCER CINGAPORE, Mon.— Johore 13 AFA .will hold an emergency meeting of all Its officials and players on Thursday to discuss the problems of their three recent defeats In the Malaya Cup competition. Peter Danker, JATA secretary, said today that the "emerencv" meeting has been
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      Amicables hold Arsenal
      81 17 SINOAPORE, Mon. Two second half goals by State Youth centre-forward Yong Chong Kong enabled Amlcables 'A' to hold Arsenal PC to a 2-2 draw in their SAFA Div. 2D match at Farrer j Park today. Inside-right Wahab gave a Arsenal a 2-0 lead at halftime. Other results:
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      Liew takes 2 Penang titles
      129 17 T>ENANG, Mon. Uew Lan g King of Malayan Teachers College. Penang, won two titles in the Penang Junior badminton championships when the finals were played at Umno hall here tonight. Lan King won the women's singles crown by beating Choon Chin Kooi 11-0. 11-6. Bhe
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      Read scores 4th success
      94 17 DARIS. Mon. Britain's Phil Read (Yamaha), the reigning world 290 cc motor cycling champion, yesterda*y won his fourth consecutive race In this year's series at the French O.P. here. Read covered the 101 6 miles in lhr 03:28.250 c. His 32 points Is more than half
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      SIX-LENGTH WIN MAKES SEA BIRD FAVOURITE
      243 17 DARIS. Mon— M. .Jean Ter- nvnck's brilliant Prench colt. Sea Bird 11. became 'he new antepost favourite for tho Epsom Derby after his six-length win in the Prix Lupin at Longchamp here yesterday Ridden by Pat Olennon. Sea Bird II beat Baron Guy de
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      426 17 Escapes injuries and rides winner, now a wedding date for Sonny him FREE-LANCE Jockey r Sonny Lim is certainly having an eventful week in the current Singapore Turf Club meeting. On the first day at Buklt Timah on Saturday he miraculously escaped Injuries when his mount, Western Plains, crashed into
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      YAHAYA SCORES DOUBLE AGAIN
      289 17 TENNIS KUALA KANGSAR, Monday yAHAYA MUSTAPHA, a town planning assistant from Ipoh, won the men's singles and doubles titles for the fourth successive year at the Perak Malays Tennis championships which ended on the Istana Iskandariah courts here yesterday Yahaya won the men's i singles with
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      Thiam Siew is new SICC champion
      435 17 Thiam Siew is new SICC champion CINGAPORE, Mon. Cheong »«n™. T 5 1 la i Mew became Singapore Island Country Club eolf champion when he defeat A Murdoch six and four In the final Tta U l?« Wa f ld u eoiir y"tm»ay. tn w °«nen s championship went nrHi^*
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      161 17 DIARY j C KICKET Tour match: Man Police /Armed Purees Combined v Hong Kong (Gurney Rd, XL 11 am). SOCCEB Sport DU. 2B: SRC v Darul Anah A 1 SCC v Khalsa iboth matches at Spore padang): Div. 2C: RAP Changl v Minto; Sanvisu v Police -A f Airport v
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    508 18  - Ningkan offer rejected by 3 Negara men GEOFFREY GELDARD: From KUCHING, Mon. THE SARAWAK Alliance crisis grew worse today and it seems likely that Dato Stephen Kal on g Ningkan's Government will fall, despite his expectations of victory yesterday. The Party Negara Sarawak this evening told Dato Ningkan that they
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    94 18 Homesick, so wanted colonel gives up BANGKOK. Mon. A former police colonel, who fled Irom Thailand after Songgram's regime was overthrown in 1957. Las returned to face a murder charge because he was homesick. Col. Phansak Visethbakdee. who flew hat k to Bangkok from Hong Kong yesterday told reporters that
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    72 18 SYDNEY. Mon. Ray Septimus Maher. the former Speaker of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly, pleaded not guilty to a charge of indecent exposure at Darllnghurst quarter sessions here today. Maher was alleged to liave exposed himself before Miss Elizabeth Shepherd, a typist, in
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    33 18 PARIS. Mon. A four-storey Paris apartment house was wrecked today by an explosion. First reports said there were casualties among the 30 people who lived in the block. Reuter.
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    431 18 LONDON. Mon—A further advance In glltedged securities, follow inn renewed small buying in a thin market, provided the main feature in the Stock Exchange to- j day. Gold shares also were a firm market but elsewhere prices lost I ground on nervousness regarding the effects
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    177 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE Mentri Besar of Perlis, Dato Sheikh Ahmad bin Mohamed Hashim, said today that it was "very stupid and mischievous" for a PMIP leader to say that under Tengku Abdul Rahman's leadership freedom and the constitution were being threatened. Dato Sheikh Ahmad
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    76 18 QUEEN Elizabeth (left) looks al ;i suddenly shy little l><>\ ;it Runnymede, Surrey, hist Friday. The !)<)> is John Kennedy, son ol tfie late I.S. President who Lhe Queen w;is honouring by inaugurating his memorial at the Magna Carta siu-.
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    192 18 WITH DEEP RECRET anil Sorrow I Inform all relative* and menus tb* sudden death of my mother-m-lam. Mm. Suneetchl SukumarHn, of "Glamour" Ootacamund on 16th. May, 1963. May Her Soul Real In Peace. I>auKMer V. Natarajan. iO. Serene Park, J K MADAM PUAH NOV |NG of Penang More, aged
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      47 18 Highest and lowest temperature? In Malaysia for the period 8 p.m Sunday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Ilisht-Nt Lonrsl Kuala Lumpur 90 Kola Bharu 93 75 Penally 84 73 Ipoh 88 73 Malacca 88 73 Singapore 88 75 C Highlands 72 59 Jesselton 88 73 Kuching 90 73
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