The Straits Times, 24 May 1965

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    22 1 TONAI LIBRARY,' AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 145,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, MAY 24, 1965 13 CENTS KDN 1189 1005
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    S'pore will NOT secede: Lee
    325 1 S'pore will NOT secede: Lee SINGAPORE. Sun. Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, toil a y emphatically declared that the State would not secede from Malaysia. Addressing the Singapore Traction Company Employees Union here be said: "The question of secession is out. Any change must be a step forward
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    Indons in big border strike
    866 1 Indons in big border strike 8 days of fighting in Sarawak continues From GEOFFREY GELDARD KUCHING. Sunday INDONESIAN regular Army troops have launched an offensive in the Balai Ringin area, 80 miles southeast of here. Fighting has been going on in the areo for the past eight days. Daring the
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    INDIAN TEAM CLIMBS EVEREST -AGAIN
    121 1 INDIAN TEAM CLIMBS EVEREST -AGAIN >T«W DELHI. Sun. I Tin- Indian expedition to Everest has made its second MNll of the 29.--028-foot peak in three days, it was announced here today. Two climbers reached the summit yesterday. They were Sonam Gyatso 42. from Sikkim the oldest man to have climbed
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    Lock icon 'Attraction' of jazz
    49 1 MOSCOW. Sun Communist Youth leaders who organised a trial jazz festiva!^ discovered jazz hn> a "great and serious attraction" for youny Russians. The admission Indicates that the Comniunist Party is slowly changing its policy of rigid disapproval of Jazz as a "relic of bourgeois decadence." Reuter.
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    At my gate in a bag: A police gun
    828 1  - At my gate in a bag: A police gun SIT YIN FONG: SINGAPORE, Sun By A STOLEN Singapore revolver was left at the gate of my home in Hua Cuan Avenue late last night with a polite letter requesting me to return it to the police. Whoever placed it there
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    NINGKAN: WE WILL CONTINUE TO GOVERN
    155 1 NINGKAN: WE WILL CONTINUE TO GOVERN KUCHING. Sun. Sarawak's Chief Minister, Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan, returned to Kuching from Sibu tonight and waved a victory sign to the large crowd gathered at the airport. He said: "The Alliance Party is united We will continue to govern." He is expected to
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    Lock icon ALGIERS: JAKARTA WILL AGREE 1F...
    85 1 ALGIERS: JAKARTA WILL AGREE 1F. JAKARTA, Sunday INDONESIA will not agree to the participation of Malaysia in the AJro-Asian conference in Algiers next month unless a political settlement is reached, the Indonesian Foreign Office spokesman. Mr. Oanis Harsono said in Tokyo, according to Antara news agency today. Mr. Harsnno told
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    Lock icon Girl, 12, turns killer
    70 1 NEW YORK. Sun.— A 12-year-old girl walked up to a 60-year-old woman on an underground railway platform in suburban Queen's Borough last night and stabbed her to death for no apparent re? son, police reported. "I showed the old hag. I stabbed her." police quoted the
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    Lock icon Treasure hunt on beach
    55 1 RIO DE JANEIRO. Sun—Brazilian newspaper reports that two Britons may have hidden £90.000 under the Copacabana beach here started a frantic treasure hunt in the beach's silver sands Brawny Brazilians In bathing trunks sweated as they began digging yesterday while bikini-clad girls watched from under the
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    Lock icon Museum theft of relics
    61 1 MODENA i North Italy. Sun Interpol and the Italian police are Investigating the theft from Modena museum of some 30 ancient Egyptian amulets, royal seals and small statues Aonh an estimated 75 million lire I £43.000). police said here. The theft Is believed to have been
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    Factories gutted
    31 1 DOVER i England i. Sun. A hug* flic, visible In France across the Dover Straits. destro\ed six Dover factories early today and closed the main tall line to Lon-
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    Stand behind Govt call by Tengku
    483 1 Stand behind Govt call by Tengku KUANTAN. Sun. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, today expr c s s.e d confidence that Malaysia would succeed if the people stood united behind the Government. He was speakinu at a pledge taking ceremony before 50.000 people at the town padang here. The
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon PAKISTANI TROOPS IN BATTLE POSITIONS: DELHI
      172 2 YEW DELHI, Sun. Pakistani troops have been ordered into battle positions in East and West Pakistan along India's borders, a Defen.ce Ministry spokesman said yesterday. Quoting Indian intelligence sources, the spokesman said the railways In Pakistan were working on emergency schedules carrying troops, arms
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      'No' to air girls
      25 2 TAIPEH. Sun. The authorities here have* turned down re:.im three Formosan girls for admission into the Nationalist Chinese Air Force Academy.
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      Lock icon Mao praises the PKI
      121 2 JAKARTA. Sun. Mr .Mao Tse-tung. chairman of China's Commun Ist Party, said yesterdaj that nothing could break "the militant friendship" between his party and the Indonesian Communi-I Party. In a message on the occ.ision of the PKl's 451 b anniversary. Mr. Mao hailed the PKI for
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      Lock icon Malaysia warning
      774 2 SOEKARNO: THOSE SUPPORTING HER BETTER STAY AWAY FROM ALGIERS Aidit renews plea to arm peasants JAKARTA. Sunday PRESIDENT Soekarno said today that "most AfroAsian countries did not want Malaysia in the second AfroAsian conference in Algiers next month. Speaking at a rally attended by 100,000 people to celebrate
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      Peking hits at Shastri's Moscow visit
      192 2 Peking hits at Shastri's Moscow visit rrOKYO. Sun.— China today denounced the Moscow visit of the Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Shastri, and said the Soviet Union was "allying with India to oppose China." "Speeches by both parties during Mr. Shastri's visit and the joint communique show that the new Soviet
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      Lock icon Tanker blast
      31 2 TOKYO, Sun. The Norwegian tanker Heimvard was abandoned in the Northern Japan port of Muroran today after an explosion ripped through the 35.355--ton ship, engulfing it in flames. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Banda: My No. 1 enemy has fled to US
      157 2 Banda: My No. 1 enemy has fled to US gLANTYRE, Sun. Dr. Hastings Banda. the Malawi Prime Minister, said in a broadcast yesterday that Mr. Henry Chipembere (above), his political enemy No. 1, had fled to America. Mr. Chipembere disappeared after resigning his post as Education Minister last September and
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      Lock icon Stay-home order to two Saigon plotters
      273 2 Stay-home order to two Saigon plotters OAIGON. Sun. The South Vietnamese Military Security and Counter Intelligence Chiefs were reported today to have been released but confined to their homes after being arrested yesterday in connection with an alleged plot to overthrow the Government. Colonel Tran Van Chinh, Chief of Military
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      President of Bolivia survives bid on his —life——
      231 3 President of Bolivia survives bid on his life A PAZ (Bolivia). Sun. Gen. Rene Barrientos Ortuno, president of the ruling military Junta, survived the eighth attempt on his life in three years when he emerged unscathed yesterday from an ambush near Cochabamba. Only six weeks ago he was slightly wounded
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      Lock icon De Gaulle on France and the balance of power
      187 3 De Gaulle on France and the balance of power DARIS, Sun. Pre. 1 dent de Gaulle said yesterday that neither America nor Russia could alone ensure peace in the world, and brushed aside what he called "a few iriternatio n a 1 organisations known by their initials." Gen. de Gaulle
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      New 'Black Pope'
      24 3 ROME. Sun. Father Pedro Arrupe, 57. was elected today the new Superior-General of the Jesuits. the so-called "Black I Pope".— UPl.
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      Lock icon Surprise Moscow trip for Kadar
      55 3 MOSCOW. Sun. Hungary'! Prime Minister and Communist leader. Mr. Janus Kadar, is on his way to Moscow for a surprise meeting with Soviet leaders. Tass news agency reported today. Observers said the seniority of his delegation indicated they had important business in Moscow, possibly connected
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      Lock icon Dominica: Bullets fly again as truce ends
      442 3 J|EAVY firing broke out again yesterday after the Dominican Junta leader, Gen. Antonio Imbert Barreras, refused to extend the 24-hour ceasefire. The United States announced it would block a resumption of full-scale civil war "by force if necessary." Santo Domingo, Sun The U.S.
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      Lock icon A BROKEN BOND GETS THE CHEERS IN CANNES
      185 3 A BROKEN BOND GETS THE CHEERS IN CANNES r-ANNES. Sun— James Bond put avide his Biretta. parked his Aston Martin and took a straight role in a British film that won a thunderous reception yesterday at the Canncx International film Festival. The famed Agent 007— in real Hie. British actor
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      Lock icon A move to shift the UN to Montreal
      117 3 A move to shift the UN to Montreal MONTREAL. Sun.— The Ex- ternal Affairs Minister Mr. Paul Martin, was quoted In the Montreal Gazette today as saying discussions had begun on moving the United Nations to Montreal. He toid the Gazette: There have been discussions." His comment followed a hint
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      Negroes attack policeman
      48 3 NEW YORK, Sun. Angry Negroes today attacked a white policeman who caught a Negro youth breaking Into a furniture shop in the Bronx here, police reported. A 56-year-old shopkeeper. Enrique Negron. who went to the policeman's Rid. was stabbed in the back and critically wounded.
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      Lock icon A quiet weekend for the Queen
      146 3 OALEM. Sun. Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh arrived here yesterday by special train for a restful weekend with relatives after completing the first part of the royal visit to West Germany. At the baroque 17th Century Salem Castle overlooking this picturesque hamlet
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      111 3 JAIL FOR FRANCO INSULT JLJADRID. Sun.— .A Liverpool consider the tact that sailor. Alan Chesworth. I Chesworth had already 21. wa.s jailed for a month spent six weeks In Bpanlsh here yesterday after the jail awaiting trial. Spanish public court found The court will decide within him guilty of calling
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    N-language is in fact our lingua franca'
    307 4 N-language is in fact our lingua franca' SINGAPORE, Sun. Non Malays have accepted the Malay Language as the national language because it Is in fact the lingua franca of the people of the various communities In this country. This was stated tonight by Mr. Ong Soo Chuan, political secretary to
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    New commissioner
    20 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. Teo Kirn Llong has been appointed Assistant Commissioner for Labour with effect from May 4.
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    Doctors vote for 'firm stand' against Govt
    375 4 Doctors vote for 'f irm stand' against Govt SINGAPORE doctors today voted for a "firm stand" against the Government on numerous outstanding problems notably service conditions which they claim have been responsible for the increased rate of resignation from the service. SINGAPORE, Sun The doctors, all members of the Singapore
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    'PIRATES:' HIRE CAR CHIEF HAS PLAN
    250 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The President of the Singapore Hire Car Association, Mr. T. A. Simon, said yesterday that the only remedy to clear the streets of pirate taxi operators was to introduce "contract carriage" licences. He said by this system operators could take out the
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      299 4 LIDO "OPENS TODAY! s2JK (SINGAPORE) Mm, 1.45. 4. »30 I Mpm I Jf\ ■"A FABULOUS FlLM"— Daily Sketch jW-l/tl. a "AREAUOnOSEr-EfeniogNews ffK-tt THE PICTURE WITH «P I A LOT OF BODY! cJ^_S\\ jamesBOOTH royKINNEAR^^X J alita NAUGHTON V J A a GUARANTEED TO GIVE YOU NIGHTMARES j a DINODE f
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  • Article
    'Ban coming visit of DMK leader'
    349 5 MIC: An attempt to mislead the Tamils... SINGAPORE, Sunday rpHE youth section of the Malaysian Indian Congress, Singapore branch, at an extraordinary general meeting, yesterday urged the Singapore and Central Governments to ban the impending visit of Mr. C. N. Anna durai. the secret-ary-general
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    UNION TO DONATE TWO RIFLES TO GOVT
    94 5 M UAR. Sun. The local 1 bcanch of the Amalgamated National Union of Local Authorities' Employyces will donate two modern rifles to the Government "to show our loyalty, devotion and love lor the country." It> president. Inche Ibrahim bin Ahe. said here today
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    CHINESE SCHOOLS IN PERLIS TO IGNORE LANGUAGE ORDER
    261 5 KANGAR. Sun.—Chinese schools boards of governors in Perlis will I ignore a directive from the State Chief Education Officer requesting all Chinese primary schools to replace their notice boards in Chinese with the national language from May 30. Thi* decision was taken
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    18 policemen honoured
    42 5 PARIT BUNTAR. Sun—Eighteen policemen ln Krian received awards at a ceremony at Bagan Serai yesterday. The awards, which ranged from letters of commendation to cash Kids, were presented to the men by the Perwk C.P.O Inche Merican bin Sutan.
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    Lorry driver fined
    25 5 RAl'B. Sun. A lorry driver Koh Kong. 40. of Kuala Lumpur was fined $50 here yesterday for speeding. His licence was endorsed
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    Fire at poultry farm
    97 5 MUAR. Sun More than 1.000 partridges and 600 chickens worth about $4,000 were burnt to death when a poultry farm at Parit Haji Baki. one mile from here, caught fire yesterday morning. The chief tire offlcer here. Inche MustafTa bin Mohamed Nor, rushed to the scene
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    Malaysians still posting letters to Indonesia
    148 5 Malaysians still posting letters to Indonesia KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. r Malaysians are still sending letters through the post to Indonesia despite the suspension of postal j services between the two countries on April The Controller of Posts, Mr. R. Murugiah said today that the postal I onties had received an
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    Appeals ban: Think again'
    179 5 I IPOH. Sun. The 1 Perak State branch of the Malaysian Chinese Association feels that the proposed action by the Central Government to abolish appeals in certain cases to the Privy Council should be given "careful consideration." In a signed statement. Dato Llew Why Hone, the
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      31 5 7 QANTAS V-JETS AWEEK TO LONDON All flights offer you stop— overs in India, the Middle East and Europe en route. Oantas in association with Air India and BOAC. Q. CEESB
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      291 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS the outaet to find a. tree <10>. 8 Urgent message about the 7. Some might •»>. kill scholar case of a philosopher (8). to get estate! <6>. 9. Horse-play Uking place ln 13. Difficulty of man wtth rope. Spain? (6). possibly, In holding a dog 10.
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    Slow-down at Batu Tiga site, but Govt set on keeping target date
    257 6 Slow-down at Batu Tiga site, but Govt set on keeping target date ON E hundred and fifty-six industrialists who have applied to set up factories at Selangor's new 200-acre industrial site at Batu Tiga on the Kuala Lumpur/Klang highway have been assured that the State Government would be making every
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    Lock icon Iban blazes trail at US university
    126 6 Iban blazes trail at US university JACKSON (Tennessee^ Sun. Young Jimbun Pungga. whose uncle is chief of an Iban tribe in Borneo, will become the first of his tribe to graduate from a university in the United States. Pungga will receive a Bachelor's degree in history on May 31 at
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    i Union officials
    55 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. The C Chu Kang branch of the Public i Daily-rated Health Workers Union elected the following officials for 1965 at its annual meeting: Mr. K. Velu. president: Mr. S. K. i Raioo. secretary: Incho Saleh bin Kandan. treasurer; ana committee members: Messrs. Madon. R. Ra-
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    She's 'My Fair Lady'
    35 6 PENANG. Sun. An English ballet teacher, Mrs. Margaret Moran, won the "My Fair Lady" contest organised by the Penang YWCA at Its dance held at the Penang Turf Club last night.
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    GOLDEN JUBILEE BUFFET PARTY
    281 6 ITUALA LUMPLR. Sun.— A Government pensioner, Mr. M. H. Sinnappoo, 75, and his 7U-.vr.ir -old wife celebrated their golden weddine anniversary here last night with a buffet dinner. Fifty years ajo when Mr. Sinnappoo slipped the Koldcn ring on his young bride's finger at the St.
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    The latest donations
    73 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. Two donations amounting *o S JO have keen received by the Straits Timer, for Lee Swee Chong. the blinded tin mine kepala, bringing the total r-o far received to $8,611.65. They came from Madam Koj Seng Neo, Singapore $70. and Mr K.T. I.im and family
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    Sybil Tan: 'Not all important to win crown'
    228 6 Sybil Tan: 'Not all important to win crown' SYDNEY, Sun. To be crowned Miss International Air Hostess is not all-important to Miss Sybil Tan, 24. Malaysian Airways' entrant in the contest to be held In Brisbane next mor;th. Selling" Malaysia to Australians and getting to know them are equally important.
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    Malay Chamber for Congress
    45 6 PENANG. Sun. The Malay Chamber of Commerce will be represented by a 20-memlx-r delegation at the forthcoming Malay Economic Conpi' I Kuala Lumpur on June 5 to 7. The delegation will tie lfd by the chambers president, Haji a M. Aidid.
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    Johore's $104,800 for expenditure
    152 6 JOHORE, BAHRU. Sun. rpHE Johore State Legislative Assembly today approved the sum of $104,800 out of the consolidated fund for expenditure under the Supplementary Supply (1965) Enactment, 1965. The Mentrl Besar. Dato Hajl Hassan bin Hajl Yunos. moved the Bill through all stages on a certificate
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      224 6 Ml "if Onp By V. T. II ti ml in /rM W3JCVEP TO HEAR I SKXXP 3*l*. M3LTP > I I -.BECAUSE MDtTRE )"I IttEPIACSy* *v I T VAMTA flfl W^-^ k. TH«T THE PWTICUIJY V BE A LOT EASIER T>/ >mx, VH SURE GONNA L -v I ME.' WHY?
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    Maria Montessori, genius of teaching
    1640 7 Maria Montessori, genius of teaching She defied convention to become Italy's first woman doctor and went on to become the world's greatest teacher of handicapped children. HER UPKHT PUPILS BEAT NORMAL CHILDREN IN PUBLIC EXAMS TN 1888, Maria I Montessori, the -■-18 year old daughter of a minor civil servant
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  • The Straits Times Monday, May 24, 1965
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      Red Fiesta in Jakarta
      705 8 The Indonesian Communist Party's show of strength on the 45th anniversary of its founding raises again the pnaalhiiitjr of a Communist bid lor power in Jakarta. The Communists are certainly the best organised and disciplined party in Indonesia, and they have always been the obvious beneficiaries
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      Narrow Escape
      326 8 Further fallout, in the form of floor-crossings as groups adjust to their new asso- ciations, is likely from the i explosion which attended the i Sarawak Government's withdrawal of its controversial land bills; but the chain reaction seems to have been contained. The State Alliance, however scarred, is
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      More Homes Mr. Tan Siew Sin has made
      188 8 More Homes Mr. Tan Siew Sin has made a stail towards finding money for the public housing scheme which he predicted in Feb- ruary "could be by far the i biggest ever undertaken in the history of this country." On Saturday he announced he had approved $30 million for low-cost
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    DEATH
    22 8 H \li i yflrumum) A V. VARUCHESE, IMWlaJtf Of Sifiranor.- |J II C.H on liml took i.lar* ssmr **ea> InK al
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    73 8 M kTetfJi 114 (Minimum) MR AND MRS. Tun Tian> Puai ■riank ill thrir itsU'i and frtrndn for fhrlr valuable xifta. kind. snd attaadeaea al th*ir wvaMaal THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. I*ll Done King wmhr* to thank all frlenda yea fur their klndnea* nnd condolences durinK their r>'
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  • LETTERS
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      Paying the welfare teachers' salaries
      307 8 Paying the welfare teachers' salaries 1 REFER to the letter on "The Government Axe For Teachers In Welfare Schools" by Samaritan (S.T. May 15 There is a standing instruction issued by the Ministry of Finance that the Government or public body to whom a Singapore Government officer is seconded is
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      A matter for the P.S.C.
      104 8 'PHE complaint of 'misconduct' against an Inspector should have been referred to the Public Services Cpmmlssion under the Public Services (Disciplinary Proceedings) (Procedure) Rules. 1964 instead of a departmental inquiry. Under these rules, "the P.S.C. shall appoint a committee comprising of two public officers and
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    Dope addicts on the campus
    1084 8  - Dope addicts on the campus IVOR BROWN a*. and ruiifj ft b a watre el Mroe and diom^ making what b eafWd Hie best years of <*»•*> Kfe a shattering diaapnoaiitiiwut Bn THE Proctors of Oxford University, august holders of an office which began 700 years ago used to impose
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    NO TEACHER IN THE CLASSROOM
    143 8 MY son attends a secondary school in Kuala Lumpur, and is in the first year of a three-year course. However he may be allowed to do the course in two years depending on his performance in the first year DroKressive examination. He often comes home
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    464 8  - Malay lesson— B6 YUNUS MARIS M.A. University of Malaya VOCABULARY: Belanja mi expenses, provision for expenses; membelanjakan to spend, expend; untok (prepi for; tahan (adj; lasting, durable; bertahan (vt to resist, bn on defensive, to defend; pertahanan (ni defence. TENSE (contd.) The presence of special words accompanying the verb In
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    Malay in Govt service: No obstacle, says Nasir
    410 9 Malay in Govt service: No obstacle, says Nasir THE chairman of the National Language Month central executive committee, Syed Nasir bin Ismail, said last night that except for a handful of non-Malay officers there was now no major obstacle to implementing the national language in the Government service. 1 This
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    Ong's warning against communal extremists
    255 9 Ong's warning against communal extremists SINGAPORE, Sun. The Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boor* yesterday warned Malaysians against communal ex t r emists who used the medium of one language to make communal appeals to incite and inflame the feelings of a section of the population for their political
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    Majid's job goes to an Indon by default
    139 9 Sun. An mdonesian has been appointed senior tutor of Indonesian and Malayan studies at Sydney University, a position which WM originally intended for I Malaysian. The Malaysian Imhr Abdullah Majid. was M lected for the post bin was barred from enteriirt \ustralia
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    Lock icon Jackie puts up her marriage banns
    327 9 NEW TURN IN THE CASE OF THE GIRL IN HIDING KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. MISS Jacqueline Fleming, 27, the striptease artiste from New Zealand, has put up banns to marry Mr. Lee Khim Hong, 30. The banns, dated May 11. are being displayed on a
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    NONE FROM UTUSAN AT STATE ASSEMBLY
    142 9 lOHORE BAHRU. Bun. There were no Utusan Melayu representatives present when the Johore Legislative Assembly met yesterday. No mention was made of the ban on the two Utusan reporters. Inche Ikhwan Nasser and Syed Omar bin All. who have been officially barred from covering
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    Lim family get $269
    92 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. Donation.-, totalling 5269.35 have been received by the Singapore office of the Straits Times for the fund ;of Madam Lim Ah Hun« children The donations came from: Staff of Serangoon District Omce, Singapore $63. daily-rated stiff of Serangoon District Office. Singapore $26. Buklt Panjang
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    Five schools in science quiz
    52 9 81NOAPORE. Sun— Five aecondary schools here will participate Ir. the finals of the second annual Inter-secondary school science quit to be held at the Shell Theatrette tomorrow afternoon They are the Bartley Secondary School. Victoria School Bt. Andrew's School. Raffles Institution and the Tanjong Kateng
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    'MALAYSIA PROSPEROUS...'
    114 9 KUANTAN. Sun. The Sultan of Pahang i said last night that Malaysia was still enjoying happiness and prosperity despite external threats. This, he added, was due to the progress the country had achieved in its nation-building programme. The Sultan was speaking at a buffet and dance party to
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    Police in Spore call for more public support
    207 9 Police in Spore call for more public support OINGAPORE, Sun The police secretary, Mr. T. Chelliah, yesterday called for greater public co-operation and assistance to help keep the State "happy and humming." He observed that there was only one policeman to some 360 people in Singapore, and policeman could not
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    Bibijahn is guest
    33 9 PENANG. Sun. Bibijahn, India's woman marathon cyclist, was guest of honour at a tea party given yes'erd.iy by the Parent's Association school to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the school.
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    Florist Clara wins Miss Selangor title from eleven
    194 10 ITUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Miss Clara De Ran, 20. a florist at (Jwen's. won the "Miss Srlangor 1965" title last night from 11 finalists. She will represent Selangor at the Miss Malaysia finals at the Stadium Negara here on June 2. Second was
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    SCHOOL STRIKE: U.S. VOLUNTEER WITHDRA WN
    229 10 SCHOOL STRIKE: U.S. VOLUNTEER WITHDRA WN From GEOFFREY GELDARO: Sibu, Sunday AN American Peace Corps volunteer teacher has been withdrawn and two more may follow after a student strike at the Three Rivers Secondary School in the Third Division of Sarawak last week. The strike was in support of the
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    Woman editor leaves on US tour
    86 10 SINGAPORE, Sun. Esme Baptista, women's page editor of the Straits Times left for Honolulu today to attend the Asian-Ameri-can women Journalists' conference. Twenty journalists from leading newspapers will hold discussions on the 1 status of women journalists during the eight-day conference organised by the
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    Paintings show
    33 10 SINGAPORE. Sun. The pnrliamentary .secretary to the Ministry of Culture, Mr. F Cliee, yesterday opened a pairing exhibition sponsored by the Angka'an Pelukis Aneka DBJN (Artists League* at the NaliuntJ Library.
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    The crooks in Paradise...
    52 10 JOHORE BAHRU. Bun.— Johore police have smashed a large-scale I extortion racket in Muar with the arrest of six members of a secret; society gang who centred their operations in the Paradise Amusement Park. The six. arrested under the Prevention of Crimes Ordinance, preyed on gaming
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    Camp to be repaired
    110 10 SIBU. Sun. Th? rottinc attap roofs and sac cine boardwalks of the. camp of the 3rd Bn Royal Malay Rrsimont. which shocked the Sultan of Pahan; when he. visited the battalion last week, are to be replaced. The Ministry of Defence, had approved $25.--000 for reoairs
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      Where the monsoons meet
      1180 11  - Where the monsoons meet ALLINGTON KENNARD IMPRESSIONS OF THE MALAY PENINSULA IN ANCIENT TIMES. By Paul Wheatley. (Donald Moore: Eastern Universities Press $9.50) i— by— 1 THE politicians have been telling us to read our history books. Presumably they are commending our attention to the rise of the Malay States
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      Wartime story of deception and guile
      272 11 THE YEAR OF THE RAT. By Mladin Zarubica. (Collms 18s.). AT the end of the Pacific War the author was commander of an American P. T. boat which had led the first surface craft into Manila Bay. After the war. he spent three years
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      HAPPY TRAVELLER IN SOUTH-EAST ASIA
      338 11 WHY BUDDHA SMILES. By Jorgen Bisch. (Collins 305.). By WALTEB WARWICK COLOUR film, recording machine, observant eyes and Interested ears make Jorgen Bisch a happy traveller. This time he roams through Burma. Thailand and Cambodia, visits the ciraffe women of Kavah. becomes a part time
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    Malaysian list
    1025 14 THE table of shares on the Malayan Stock Exchance shows last business to May 14. (A) and last business since that date (Bi with H and L standing for Hlfheat and Low rut business for 1964 and this year to date. 2» 1.58 S. B.i|in 1.55 1.90 1.55
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    Steel will be record
    167 14 A MEXICAN imports of steel J\ are expected to reach a record level this year, possibly as high as eight million tons. It was stated In New York. Mr. Francis P. Elter, President of the American Institute for Imported Steel, whose 50 members import more than
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    Tyre sales up 30 per cent
    118 14 United States Industry sales of replacement passenger car tyres will soar to 115 million units In 1970. an Increase of 30 per cent over the record 1964 level, the PI- -Jicial Analysts Federation was told at Its 18th annual convention tn Philadelphia. Dr. A.J.
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    Less vehicles
    54 14 West German motor vehicle production dropped to 255.698 units In April from 283.660 units in March. The reason for the drop waa the smaller number of working days due to the Easter period. Motor vehicle exports In April amounted to 131.734 jnlts, 122 per cent lower than the
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    BANK RATE
    14 14 The British bank rate remained unchanged on Thursday at seven per cent.
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      727 14 LLOYD TRIESTINO TRAVEL TO THE CONTINENT OF EUROPE AND TO THE UNITED KINGDOM VIA ITALY m.v. "VICTORIA Sailing from Singapore 21st June, 196S m.v. "ASIA" Stifling from Singapore 27th July, 196S for BRINDISI, VENICE TRIESTE via Bombay, Karachi, Aden Port Said Special Concessional Rail A Sleeper Tickets from Italian Ports
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      223 14 MALAYAN STOCK INDICES i«ay 17. JMay 18. May 19. May 20. May 21. May 23 Industrials 76.60 76.12 75.90 75.88 75.81 75 86 Tins: 95.67 96.37 97.01 97.56 96.62 96 67 S robbers: 103.73 103.81 103.81 103.81 103 81 103 81 Dec. 30, 1963 100. Dec. 29. 1962 100. DIVIDENDS
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      Modest flutter in in counters
      1908 15 From Our Market Correspondent IF there was any feature at all on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia last week it was the modest flutter in tin shares in response to the spectacular gain in the metal price. Before the reaction on Friday the price gained
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      CLOSING PRICES
      32 15 RUBBER TIN (perlb.) (perpicul). May 17. 74 cts. $757.12^ 18. 73*4 eta. $767.62fc 19. 73 eta. $781.75 20. 73' i cts. (796.37H 21. 72/ 8 eta. $770.00 22. $775.12 H
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      54 15 THE Malayan Gxcnang* Banks' Asso--1 cistisn made these changes in It* rates to 1100): Canada: buying TT 35 3/8, airmail OD 351. 90 d/st 38 credit bills, «8 1/18 trade bills. Soiling TT or OO rssdy: Canadian Dollars 3.% 1/18: Deutsche Msrks 1294; French Francs ISO 3/8: Italian
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      H.K. RATES
      38 15 ON thhe frs* exchange market in Hong Kent; on Saturday the U.S. dollar waa quoted at S.T6 for T.T. and 3 741 for cash. Stirling wan quoted at 18.03 and on* taol or geld at 2464.
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      SHARE MART REVISED QUOTATIONS
      725 15 rE following is a complete list of revised quotations for the week ended on Friday. May 21: INDUSTRIALS b. s. Alex Bricks 15.50 lb.6U Boustead 1.24 1.28 C.S. Holding! 2.12 2.15 C.T.B. ordi 39/- 41/Dunlop 1.38 i.4i E—o 1.54 1.57 Esso deb.- 1.00 l.oi East Smelt
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      Tin price rallies by $5.12
      237 15 Tin price rallies by $5.12 rwas an exciting week on the Straits tin market with prices taken back almost to the $800 per plcul level. The rise, which began on May 8, continued unabated till Thursday by which time $68 had been added to the price. Saturday's price rose by
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      COMMODITY REVIEW
      594 15 COMMODITY REVIEW with small ousiness reported across the board. Spot tin was offered at 196%, prompt 1964, June 196 H. July 195" 8 Aug. 195^ and Sept. 195 i cents per lb. Tin futures remained easier and one lot was sold On Friday the General Services Administration announced the sale
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      DOLLAR RATE
      51 15 T*RE present rate of the Malayan dollar aeainut the .sound sterling fixed on November !4 last year is Selling TT or OD 2a. 3 ISI6J. Baying TT 2s. 1/16. Baring OD U. 4Hd. the dollar U at IU rtatntonr middle portion la relation to Hi range against the
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      552 15 THE ROAD TRAFFIC ORDINANCE, NO. 26 OF 1961 NOTICE OF INTENTION UNDER SECTION 65(2). It Is hereby notified for general Information that the Deputy Prime Minister Intends to make an Order to be cited as the Singapore Motor Club (Dunlop Gap Hill Climb) Order, 1965. a On Saturday, 29th May,
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      364 15 TENDERS JABATAN TALIVISHEN MALAYSIA, KUALA LUMPUR PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN Tawaran2 daripada pemborong2 dan penjua!2 bagl barang2 fclatao yang tersebut dl-bawah: TWO INCH VIDEO TAPES AND ACCESSORIES akan dl-terlma dl-Jabatan Tallvlshen Malaysia, Jalan Ampang, K iala Lumpur. 2. Borang2 tawaran dan keterar,gan2 yang lebeh lanjut boleh dlddpatl daripada Jabatan Tallvlshen Malaysia, Jalan
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      226 15 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE MAJLIS BANDARAN KLANG Tenders from Class "D" and above MB K registered contractors will be received at the Office of the Majlis Bandaran, Klang, up to 12.00 noon of the 4th June, 1965, for the "Construction of Proposed Street Stalls at Esplanade, Klang North." Plans and Specifications
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      SHIAU YEONG LUH $359
      1949 16 Forecast with Pay Roll pays thumping $3,072 SI.M.AI'OKh. Sun. Shiau Yeong Lull. with apprentice Ricky Khoo up, sprang a spectacular upset in the Class 5 Div 1. 7 f handicap to pay $359 at Bukit Timah today. Second was another outsider. Pay Roll, and the forecast
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      FARRIN TAKES THREE SELANGOR TITLES
      181 16 TENNIS KUALA LUMPUR. Sun American Jim Farrm playing m his tirst major tournament in Malaysia. u-day won three SKOpen tennis ti;lt\>. at the RSGC Furrm won the neni ,-ngles and doublets and mixed doubles events with ease. In the men's singles final against national champion
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      Kirn enters semi-finals
      250 16 SINGAPORE. Sun. Defending champion T. S. Kirn qualllled lor the iemi-linais of the SLTA hardcouri championships when he beat Oon Seng Wah 6-2. 6-0 at Tanglin Club courts today Margaret Wong, the current iu::ior champion, caused ina.u;r upset when she eliminated M. Tuner 6-1 3-6. 7-5 in
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      Carr is champ
      58 16 ROSSES POINT. Ireland. Sun. I Joe Carr. British Walker Cup team captain In the match again*! the United States at Baltimore, Man-land, next September, won; the Irish amateur close golf rtvim- plonshh* for the third straight time here yesterday. He defeated another Irish International. Tom Craddock. 3
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