The Straits Times, 27 May 1965

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 145,000 The Straits Times Nat**** Kstd. 1845. THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C(P). 1005
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    Mao, Soek hot it up
    400 1 Big campaign to block out entry to Algiers summit BUT CEYLON L ILL SUPPORTS US AND RUSSIA COLOMBO, Wednesday COMMUNIST China and Indonesia are intensifying their efforts to have Malaysia barred from next month's Afro-Asian conference in Algiers. China lias launched a massive propaganda offensive
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    Lock icon 60 seconds of boxing shame
    530 1  -  DESMOND HACKETT SCREAMING CASSIUS, STILL CHAMPION, DEFIES THREATS OF ANGRY CROWD YELLING IT'S A FIX' SPECIAL REPORT by LEWISTON (Maine). Wednesday CASSIUS CLAY took just 60 seconds to knock out Sonny Liston to retain his title and set a record for the fastest ever knockout
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    Rubber team may go to China
    210 1 KUALA LUMPUR Wednesday. JMIK Government is considering the possibility of sending an unofficial rubber trade mission to China to assist Malaysia's rubber exports. The Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Llm Swee Aun. said this today in a written statement to the Senate. In
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    Lock icon NZ money aid for refugees in S. Vietnam
    81 1 NZ money aid for refugees in S. Vietnam WELLINGTON. Wed NewZealand Mill give JCJO.OOo iNZ currency) to help retirees in South Vietnam. \\ho are fleeing from UK tiuii'iysiue to (he rifles beiore the Vietcong terrorists The Prime Minister. Mr. Keith Holyoake. annoum-lim the gilt today, said that (he refugees were
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    Lock icon Jay's cotton talks today
    51 1 LONDON. Wed— Mr. Douglas Jay. president of the Board of Trade. is to have a special meeting with leaders of the Lancashire cotton Industry tomorrow. This follows the Industry's protest against permission oeing given to Malaysia tc increase her import quota of cotton goods to Britain.
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    3 die in bus crash
    33 1 MANILA Wed —Three person* were killed anc 39 injured when a bus overturned In Cagayan De Oro City. Northern Philippines, ac- I cording to police report* today. I
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    60 1 JAKARTA. Wed An Indonesian has been arrested on charges of "circulating" a Malaysian 10-cent coin in Demak. Central Java, according to the Antara news agency. Antara said Imam Mohtar Santo.*), alias Pranoto Sumarto. was an employee of a state-owned rubber estate in North Sumatra. The circulation of
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    Lock icon Thai order on study abroad
    72 1 BANGKOK. Wed— The Thai Prime Minister Field Marshal Thanom Kmlkachorn has ordered all the Government administrative units to put a stop to the practice of sending Government officials abroad for study to further their careers and personal Interests Premier Thanom reminded the administrative departments of
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    Lock icon Whaling season
    36 1 TOKYO. Wed. The Japanese whaling Industry has decided to send five whaling expeditions to the Antarctic in the 1965-66 season. Instead of seven as in the past, the Taiyo Fisheries Company said todav— Reuter.
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    Lock icon ROUND BY ROUND ... OOPS!
    33 1 ROUND BY ROUND OOPS! LKWISTON I.Maine), Wed. Round by round description of the heavyweight championship fight between champion Cassias Clay and Charles Sonny Liston, the former champion, follows: Clay wins by knockout. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Red Cross meet
    42 1 BANGKOK. Wed. The Thai Government hiis decided to send a Thai Red Cioss delegation to the 20th annual conference of the International Red Cross to be held in Vienna from Oct. 2 to 9. according to official sources. Reuter.
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    Blast in capital, shooting off S'pore
    416 1 Blast in capital, shooting off S'pore KUALA LIMITR, 1V Wed. Saboteurs tried to hlow up ;i sU'cl bridge here tonight while marine police in Singapore engaged :i number of Indonesian infiltrators oil" Blakang Mati Island In the capital the explosion rocked the steel bridge at the junction of Lornie and
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    76 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. At 2.15 a.m. it was Warned that a captured Indonesian, whose boat til sunk in the engagement off Blakang Mati had been brought ashore .it Jardines Steps shortly past midnight. He h:i» later taken out by polite to search for other Intlnnisi.in survivors. WASHINGTON. W..1 U.S.
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      Lock icon A NEW FLARE UP IN THE RANN
      140 2 A NEW FLARE UP IN THE RANN YEW DELHI, Wed. Indian and Pakistani forces clashed in the Rann of Kutch yesterday, a Defence Ministry spokesman announced. It was the first report of hostilities in the disputed area in weeks. The spokesman said a 25--man Indian patrol, on routine duty near
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      Lock icon Nasser and Aref call for U.N. revision
      121 2 Nasser and Aref call for U.N. revision fAIRO, Wed. Presl- y dent Nasser and Iraqi President Field Marshal Abdel Salem Aref expressed concern yesterday at the "passiveness" of the United Nations toward Vietnam, the Congo and Dominican problems, and called for an amendment of its Charter. In a Joint communique,
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      Lock icon ...and now there are four
      68 2 lAKAKTV \V«'d PrcaUml Sockarno today included two more Communists in his Cabinet. They are Mr Setijarli Refcwprodjo as Minister of Electricity and Eaergy, and Dr. Har.io Sudird.io as Minister of Basic Irrigation. With the new appointments there are now four Communists in the Cabinet The
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      Lock icon The path of civilisation at stake: Hasluck
      173 2 The path of civilisation at stake: Hasluck PERTH, Wednesday. THE situation in South-East Asia is one of the critical points affecting the course of civilisation and the whole issue of peace and war throughout the world, the Australian External Affairs Minister, Mr. Paul Hasluck, said here yesterday. He said the
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      Lock icon Nigeria ready to consider ties with Peking
      96 2 Nigeria ready to consider ties with Peking f AGOS. Wed. Nigeria's Prime Minister. Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa. said last night that his country was willing to consider establishing diplomatic relations with the Chinese People's Republic if Peking wished. Answering a question at a Press conference. he said Nigeria recognises China
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      Lock icon Survivors off
      29 2 CAIRO. Wed. The six survivors of the Pakistani International Airlines plane crash near Cairo last Thursday left here last night for London to undergo medical treatment.— Reuter
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      Saigon split over Cabinet changes
      267 2 Saigon split over Cabinet changes CAIGON, Wed. The first Cabinet reshuffle of South Vietnam's Prime Minister, Dr. Phan Huy Quat, ran into difficulties last night as the Chief of State, Mr. Phan Khac Suu, refused to approve the changes. Sources close to the Chief of State said Mr. Suu had
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      BIG MINH AND HIS COUP AIDES FIRED FROM ARMY
      133 2 CJAIGON. Wed. -The Chief »3 of State, Mr Suu Phan Khac, yesterday signed a decree removing nine army generals from the military. They Included Lt.-Gen. Duong An '"Big") Minn, one time Chief of State (above). Others removed included Maj.-Gen. Tran Van
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      Lock icon Dance hall horror
      58 2 MANILA. Wed. Three people were killed and three others Injured when a mentally deranged person armed with a knife in one hand and an Ice pick In the other rushed inside a dance hall In Quezon Province and started slashing at everyone within his j reach. Minutes
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      Flurry over Briton's 'army' offer to Saigon
      364 2 Flurry over Briton's 'army' offer to Saigon LONDON, Wednesday A BRITISH factory chief yesterday sparked off a minor diplomatic flurry here by offering a 700-strong private army to fight against the Communists in Vietnam. South Vietnamese military experts were discussing the "principle" of accepting the offer, a South Vietnamese Embassy
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      Lock icon Mao's men in Vietnam joint command?
      86 2 TAIPEI. Wed. The official Central News Agency reported yesterday that Communist China, North Vietnam and Leftist Pathet Lao forces in Laos had formed a joint military command under which a force of 300.000 Chinese volunteers was ready to be sent to North Vietnam and
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      US losses in Vietnam: 385 dead
      102 2 US losses in Vietnam: 385 dead WASHINGTON, Wed. T The United States haa now lost a total of 385 men killed In action in Vietnam or as many as were lost in the four-month SpanLshAmerican War of 1898. according to the latest Defence Department casualty figures. Up to May 17.
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    Lock icon Chinese nuclear attack possible by 1975
    202 3 WASHINGTON, Ucd United States strategic planners believe that China, who recently conducted her second nuclear t«'s« will be able to launch nuclear warheads atainst the IS. by 1973. \< 'curding to authoritative intelligence estimates made available yesterday. China will by then be able to
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    Lock icon Parliament asked to tick off the BBC
    92 3 Parliament asked to tick off the BBC I ONDOX. Wed. ParliaL mint was asked yesterday to condemn the BBC for soiling the microphone used by the Duke of Windsor to broadcast his abdication to the nation 28 years ago to an American film producer for .£25. A Liberal MP. introduced
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    Lock icon Russian threat to renew U.N. cash crisis
    429 3 Russian threat to renew U.N. cash crisis UNITED NATIONS, Wednesday RUSSIA threatened yesterday to withdraw its offer of voluntary financial contributions to the United Nations to ease the current crisis unless she alone could determine the size and purpose of the amount. The United States and Britain have insisted that
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    Lock icon Ark Royal will sail to Far East on schedule
    125 3 I ONDON. Wed —The Navy L Minister. Mr. Christopher Mayhew, yesterday rejected a suggestion In Parliament that the next sailing of the 43.340-ton aircraft carrier Ark Royal to the Far East should be postponed. Mr. Paul Rose (Labour) told the House
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    Lock icon PEERS BACK DOWN ON WAR DAMAGE BILL
    350 3 PEERS BACK DOWN ON WAR DAMAGE BILL T ONDON, Wed. The House of Lords last night backed down to avoid a constitutional clash with the Government over compensation to the Burmah Oil Co. for stocks destroyed in the face of the Japanese advance in 1942. Critics have claimed the lame
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    VIP pets go first class
    64 3 I PARIS. Wed— Seven dogs and a cat occupied two first-class seat* I at a cost of 4.000 francs on a Paris-Teheran airliner that left herp today. The animals belong to Princess Ashraf. sister of the Shah of Persia, who did not wish to be
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    87 3 jyjOSCOW. Wed. Wheat farmers in the virgin lands of Kazakhstan travel by truck convoys to provincial towns every Saturday night for their weekly bath. The newspaper Trud said the truck columns travel 10 to 20 miles and more to haul the farmers to the public baths becau.se
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    Lock icon Cologne gives Elizabeth a noisy welcome
    191 3 Cologne gives Elizabeth a noisy welcome rOLOGNE, Wed. Thousands of citizens who once shook their flsts in hate at British bombing planes yesterday waved an enthusiastic welcome to their old enemy's ruler, Queen Elizabeth. Cologne was devastated during World War Two. at one time by a 1.000-bomber raid. Yesterdav its
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    Lock icon Russia launches 67th Cosmos
    42 3 MOSCOW. Wed. Russia today launched another unmanned 1 spacecraft In the Cosmos .scries. i Tass news agency said. The new craft is the 87t1i In the series and is intended to continue studies of outer space. j Reuter.
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    Dropped: Plans to make race bar an offence
    241 3 Dropped: Plans to make race bar an offence T ONDON. Wed. The Government yesterday dropped plars to make race discrimination a criminal offence and instead proposed special conciliation groups to settle colour-bar disputes. Amendments the Government put forward to its Race Relations Bill would delete provisions for police prosecutions and
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    A HAPPY LANDING -SUBANG'S FIRST
    264 5 L r\l LUMPUR. Wed. The new $52 million international airport at Subang, 14 miles from here was successfully tested today by an RMAF Heron. The plane, which was piloted by Fit. I.t. T CHover of the RMAF 2nd Squadron, made its landing in less than
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    Strike ban: Unity call to unionists by Narayanan
    218 5 Strike ban: Unity call to unionists by Narayanan KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. THE Govorr,ment decision to ban strikes has tarnished its good name in the eyes of the trade union movement of the free world, said Mr. P. P. Narayanan today. He was speaking on his re- 1 turn from Tokyo
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    Malaysia: 'A change in Chinese opinion'
    99 5 W A KIKE I. (Sarawak), Wed. Mr. Cheng Kho Ming, speaking on behalf of the Chinese community here. said that there had been a radical change in Chinese opinion over Malaysia. At a lunch to welcome the Governor. Tun A ban* Ilaji Openg. he
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    Library date
    39 5 BATO PAHAT. Wed- The f Mlniater ot Education. Inche Moh.imod Khir .lohari. will open a library for the High School 1 h*re on June 21. The library was built by the Old Boys' Association of the school-
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    Ships warned of shoal
    41 5 PENANG. Wed. The Marine Dei aliment today warned shins of the presence of a shoal to trm nor* h-west ot the one-fathom ban.-: lighthouse in the Malacca Strata. The depth of the shoal 1$ about 5J fathoms
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    Airport waving gallery to remain closed
    152 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The waving gallery at the international airport here will remain closed indefinitely. This was stated today by the Director of Civil Aviation. Mr. Tan Beng San. The waving gallery was closed last month to enable workmen to carry out repairs. Major reason
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    Nehru meeting at SIA
    57 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A public mrrtinu to mark the first I anniversary 01 the death 01 Mr i. the lormei Pnrur Minister 1 li.ciia. will be held at 6 p.m. ram at tin Sflancor Indian :ation grounds in Tavlor Road. Tile Indian High Conui Mr M
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    AUSTRALIAN LEADER IMPRESSED BY OUR SOLIDARITY
    193 5 AUSTRALIAN LEADER IMPRESSED BY OUR SOLIDARITY JESSELTON, Wed.— Sir A 1 ist c r McMillan* president of the Austra- lian Senate, said on his arrival here today that he was impressed by the solidarity of the Malay- j sian Government and the country's development despite Indonesian confrontation. He added that
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    New Malay school
    18 5 TANGKAK. Wed. A W« 5215.000 Malay medium secondary school is to be built here soon.
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    New Zealander appointed to Salaries Commission
    104 5 MR. Donald C. Duff (above), a New Zealand civil servant, ha* been appointed a member ot the Malaysian Government's Special Commission on Salaries Mr. Duff, a senior officer of the state services in South Island. Is a graduate of the University of Canterbury, a
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    Farewell call by Begg
    61 5 Farewell call by Begg KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Commander-in-Chief, Par East Command. Admiral Sir I Varyl Begg. made a farewell call lon the Chief of the Armed I Forces Staff. Lieut.-Gen. Tenglcu Osman bin Tengku Mohamed 1 Jewa. at the Ministry of Defence today. Admiral Brgg later met the 1
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    Teachers want this travel rule removed
    178 5 Teachers want this travel rule removed IPOH. Wed. A reso- lution seeking the removal of the restriction requiring teachers to seek permission two] months in advance for; travel overseas will be tabled at the annual meeting of the Perak i branch of the National i Union of Teachers at Taiping
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    Toastmasters' Club formed in capital
    72 5 Toastmasters' Club formed in capital KUALA LUMPUR, Wed A Toastmasters' Club, affiliated to Toastmasters International, has been formed here with Mr. Tali Yoon Loy as its president. 1 The object of the club Is to help its members in mastering the art of effective speaking and in leadership tratnma The
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      316 5 Straits Times Crossword WKT lIP WM* j^V 7 jHp WF ACROSS 1 6). 9. A sleepy god with a wrong 6. The Outsider's author outside character unformed i9>. the pale? (9i. 10. A tree on the point of burn- 7. Urge to look around In the Ing same place (6).
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    Policy rift halts Ngee Ann College extension
    345 6 Policy rift halts Ngee Ann College extension SINGAPORE. Wednesday. A RIFT over policy in the board of governors of the Ngee Ann College has led to the suspension of a million-dollar building project for a complex of structures on a 100-acre site in Bukit Timah for the colleges Department of
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    TWO ICFTU LEADERS TO STUDY STRIKE BAN
    134 6 TWO ICFTU LEADERS TO STUDY STRIKE BAN KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A two-man mission from the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions will arrive here soon to study the Malaysian Government decision to ban strikes in the civil service and limit industrial action in the private sector. The mission comprises the
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    Lock icon Nigerian Premier to visit Malaysia
    97 6 I AGOS. Wed.— The Niser ian Prime Minister. Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa (above) has accepted an invitation to visit Malaysia. Mr. V. Manickavasitam, leader of the Malaysian goodwill mission to Nigeria, told a Press conference here. Mr. Manickavasagam said he had "frank and fruitful talks'
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    Dial 999 if you see him
    85 6 Dial 999 if you see him SINGAPORE, Wed. Police today warned the public to be on the lookout for a 23-year old Chinese who poses a s a law firm representative and carries a briefcase. The Police Secretary. Mr. T. Chelliah, described the man as sft. 6in. in height, thin.
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    Two years for man who stole 21 bicycles in a month
    227 6 Two years for man who stole 21 bicycles in a month A LOR STAR, Wed. A man who stole 21 bicycles in one month was today Jailed for two years on three charges of theft. "He started his criminal career at the age of 16," acting Deputy Supt. Tan Laj
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    Military driver fined $1,938
    85 6 PENANG. Wed. —A military truck driver. Mat bin 1 Sane, was today fined $1,938 on two counts of Importing uncustomed and prohibited goods at the Butterworth Customs check point on Jan. 26, this j ear. Mat, a private In the RASC. plr.ulod guilty to attempting to
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    Dumping of S'pore eggs (7 cents each) hits Penang farmers
    154 6 PENANG, Wed. DOULTRY farmers here have been badly hit by the dumping of Singapore eggs In the local market. A spokesman of the Penang and Province Welleslev Farmers' Association said today that Singapore eßfj» were being sold in Penang at
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    The Nazi hunters
    1858 7  -  STERLING G. SLAPPEY By New drive has been given the grim detective avengers seeking Hitler's murderers and specialists in atrocity SEVERAL thousand ex Nazis suspected of participating in the mass murder of millions in the Hitler era are still the targets of a continuing, worldwide nanhunt by
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      163 7 ANOTHER NEW Mobil STATION BUKITTIMAH RDAD 1 OPENS TODAY! BUKII TIMAH ROAD /^v dC/"" \^l mmmmmmmm sws— b^ ■^mtm l m ■>■■. m I I I 'A _W"* I m Mmn^te_-_ #1^ T^ mm nLf I^^^ <^C? V I /N bw h| j Buy $6- petrolors4/-diesel and '&C /r^^3Sl 1./
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    Bomb row: Ismail not to release report
    556 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Till-; Minister For Home Affairs, Dalo (Dr.) Isnuiil bin D;i!<> Abdul Rahman, told the House of Representatives today that 'it would not be in the public interest to publish the report of the police inquiry into alleged discrimination 01 foreign
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    IMPROVING TRAFFIC SYSTEM FROM EAST SINGAPORE
    167 8 IMPROVING TRAFFIC SYSTEM FROM EAST SINGAPORE SINGAPORE. Wed. 0 The Public Works Department ha? begun work on a $550,000 project to improve the road traffic system along Nicoll Highway, and Mountbatten and Merdeka roads. These roads, which constitute the eastern approach to the city, have been insufficient to copr with
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    Fatal crash driver's plea against jail succeeds
    123 8 SINGAPORE, Wed. A lorry driver, under a district court sentence of six months' jail in a fatal accident case, today successfully appealed against the jail term. Goh Tiong Seng. 28. was instead ordered by Mr. Justice Buttrose to pay a fine of $1,000,
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    NANNY TELLS COURT OF RAPE BY 2 MEN
    371 8 SINGAPORE, Wed. AN unmarried British nanny, 51, told Mr. Justice Ambrose in the Assizes today how two men raped her in bed one after the other in her employer's home at about 1 a.m. on Aug. 16 last year. On an application
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    FLAT-DWELLERS' BIG WALK
    107 8 SINGAPORE. Wed—Entries for the bic walk orcanised by the Housing and Development Board for its tenants in the various estates in Singapore now total 732. Closing date now is May 30. Mi walk will be divided into two sections: Hit men, the dis- tance will be 13;
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      140 9 KFALA LI T MPTR. Wed. A total of 911 Chinese illegal immigrants from Indonesia surrendered to authorities in Sahah during the 10--day amnesty granted to them in March this year. Of the**. 368 were men. .'lB women and the rest children. Disclosing
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      TENGKU: A DECISION SOON ON FOREIGN SERVICE JOBS
      225 9 TENGKU: A DECISION SOON ON FOREIGN SERVICE JOBS 'pF-NGKU Abdul RahA man told the House of Representatives that the Central Government was preparing a paper on the recruitment of people from Singapore. Sabah and Sarawak into the Ministry of External Affairs. The Tengku was answering a Sarawak Alliance MP. Abang
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      12 CO-OP SOCIETIES ASK FOR LOANS FROM EPF
      98 9 THE Employees Pro- I vident Fund Board I has received 12 applica- tion.s from co-operative I Moieties for loans to finance housing schemes. But the board rejected four applications and ap- i proved three totalling 52. 436.900. Two other applications totalling $564,000
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      Similar jobs for our envoy in Addis Ababa
      84 9 THE Malaysian Ambassador to be appointed to Addis Ababa headquarters of the Organisation of African Unity will be concurrently accredited to a number of East African states Teiißku Abdul Rahman announced this in :he House of Rf pio.-entatnes when replying to a
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      Dereliction of duty at Malacca hospital: Man died
      525 9 Dereliction of duty at Malacca hospital: Man died KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. J'HE House ot Representatives was told today that a Government inquiry committee had found dereliction of duty by certain officers at the Malacca General Hospital in connection with the death of a patient, but recommended no action. The acting
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      More reports from Parliament House In Pages 13, 18
      145 9 More reports from Parliament House In Pages 13, 18 Boat sank, so eight fishermen still held KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Eight of the 79 fl.shermen from Singapore who were detained by the Indian Government when found fishing off the Andaman and Nicobar Islands have yet to return. Tengku Abdul Rahman said
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      CONSUMERS GROUPS TOLD: HELP YOURSELVES FIRST...
      158 9 CONSUMERS GROUPS TOLD: HELP YOURSELVES FIRST VTALA LI'MPI'R. Wed The Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr l.im Sure Aun. said today that consumers associations should hrlp themselves first before asking assistance from other quarters. He was making a written reply to a question by Dr. l.im Chong Eu (I'DP-Tan-jong) in
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      Smuggling from Penang an 'acute' problem
      159 9 Smuggling from Penang an 'acute' problem KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The problem of smuggling from Penang Island was "p art i c v larly acute." the Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Slew Bin, told the House of Representatives today in a written statement. Because of this, the Government wa.s considering the
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    DEATH
    25 10 it Ward* SIS (Miuhmmm) MM. CLARA OOMII, 92. motlMr at Hia. Jor»pb. Mr*. XaUrr and Mr* iinpw of Kianc puwd iw» at KnttacbakoDam. Trivandrum
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    95 10 it Ward* tit (minimum) MR. MRS. Ptonx Chaa> Ctalaw tfeaak r»latrvea and frtaoda for tbe4r baa* MkM and (IfU on tba orcaatom or i.i- weddlnc dated l*-S-lte& the FAMILY OF U» late Mr Cbonc k iTieonn thank relattve* and ions and attendance, at funeral. MRS. S. CRIMBSRQ and Joa
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    57 10 '0 Ward* Hi (Minimum) IN LOVINO MEMORY of our b«- j ..1 father air Taj Oaok Swoa wbt leptrtaa' tnla d»T Oona but never for- I „:^n by bla family. IN LOVINO MEMORY OF OUR DEAREST MOTMER/GRANOMOTMER WHO DEPARTBO THIS WORLO ON M-S-M. OONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN Inwrted
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  • The Straits Times Thursday, May 27, 1965.
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      Fair Farm Prices
      666 10 The agricultural marketing system is highly imperfect, the Ministry of Agriculture remarks in its appendix to the King's Address to Parliament. It is not a new discovery, and neither is the assurance that reorganisation of the system is much in the Ministry's mind. It has been in
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      School Defects
      405 10 It was neither necessary nor wise for the Education Minister to try so hard in Parliament yesterday to put a gloss on the defects of the comprehensive schools. Questioned about overcrowding, Inche Khir Johari admitted in a written reply that he had received complaints, but added that this
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      Foreign Service
      171 10 1 Tengku Abdul Rahman's statement in Parliament that policy on admitting people from Singapore, Sabah and Sarawak into the Foreign Service was being '"worked out" raises high hopes. And so dms his view that any qualified person from the Borneo States should be eligible for entry: presumably if
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    Communists at Winneba
    875 10 |i|R. C V. Devan Nair'x comments on the Afro- Asian Peoples' Solidarity Conference at Wlnneba. Ghana. (."Straits Times". May 25) contains some interesting impressions and glaring omissions. For instance, nowhere does he mention the presence at Wlnneba of the Chinese Communist delegation. The Chinese Communists were there,
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    Learning Malay—87
    507 10  -  YUNUS MARIS, M.A. by University of Malaya TENSE Special Words (HI. contd .> HF.ND4K. When used preceding a verb. HENHAK may Indicate the future, provided thai no words Indicating the past (Les. 82) are used also In the same sentence. In translation, however, the use of the present/
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    Lock icon The whitewashing (in part) of Stalin
    783 10  - The whitewashing (in part) of Stalin John Rutherford BY RUSSIA'S reassessment of Stalin 12 years after his death and the case of Mihajlo Mihajlov in Yugoslavia might seem poles apart. In fact, they have an important element in common, concerned with the darkest side of the Stalinist past. The current
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    Lee: Ask the Privy Council
    140 11 THE Malaysian Solid--1 ari t y Convention (Parliamentary Group) in session In a Committee Room at Parliament House yesterday. Of the 18 who attend ed, 11 were from th* PAP: four from th* SUPP; two PPP and on« UDP. Pictorr shows from left: Dato Lee
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    I'VE NO DOUBT IT WILL BACK OUR INTERPRETATION OF CONSTITUTION, HE TELLS CONVENTION
    345 11 I'VE NO DOUBT IT WILL BACK OUR INTERPRETATION OF CONSTITUTION, HE TELLS CONVENTION KUALA LUMPUR, Ved SINGAPORE'S Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said today he would suggest referring the country's Constitution to the Privy Council should there be any doubts over its interpretation in the House of Representatives. "Before
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    MTUC tells Tengku: We have no alternative...
    303 11 MTUC tells Tengku: We have no alternative... KUALA LUMPUR. Wed THE trade union movement as a body remains, even today, uncommitted to any particular political party. This was stated here by the secretary of the MTUC, Mr. S. J. H. Zaldi, in a letter to the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul
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    106 being held under Security Act
    157 11 106 being held under Security Act ITUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Minister of Home Affairs. Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman* disclosed today that 106 people were under de- tention in Malaya and Singapore under the Internal Security Act. Mi Ismail was answering a question by Mr. Kow Kee BUlg
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    Exhibition of gift paintings to help the paralysed
    118 11 > SINGAPORE, Wed. An exhibition of Rift r>aint- ings donated by artists will be held in September in aid of the Society for Aid to the Paralysed. Mr. Leslie Rayner. secretary of the society, today appealed to all amateur and professional artists
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    Lim on Sabah's high costs...
    72 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The acute shortage of labour In Sabah Is one of the reasons for the high cost of living In that State, the Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Llm Bwee Aun, told the House of Representatives today. In a written reply to
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    Wayang kulit
    34 11 KUALA LUMPim. Wed. The Arts Council of Malaysia Is orgaI nlslng a "Wayang KuUt" (shadow play In the grounds of Dewan Tengku Abdul Rahman. Jalan Am- pant, next Monday at 8.30 p.m.
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    Dancing for D-Fund
    53 11 I KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Magicians' Union will be holding dances at Malacca. Seremban and Koala Lumpur ir aid of the National Defence Pund. The tencM "'.'.l be hold at the M.t'.ncra Town H;iil on Sunday, Serembitn Tows Hall oiMonday, iincl ;u the Chin Won Auditorium here
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    Woman killed by van
    51 11 TELUK ANSON. Wed A housewife. U. Vellaymah. 55. was fatally Injured In a road accident at Sungel Sumun. 17 mile* from here, yesterday evening. She was knocked down by a van while crossing the road after alighting from a bus. She died on the way to
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    Jackie is now in Sydney, fiance to —follow—
    308 11 Jackie is now in Sydney, fiance to follow— SINGAPORE, Wed. Jacqueline Fleming, 27, repatriated stripteaser from New Zealand, is now in Sydney arranging for a civil registry marriage to Mr. Lee Khim Hong, 30, a Malaysian businessman. Mr. Lee, who spent the last three days with her In Singapore, Is
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    Hull flies to Borneo for two-day visit
    155 11 IJONG KONG. Wed—Britain's newly appointed Chief of Defence Staff Field Marshal Sir Richard Hull, left for Jesselton today by a military aircraft for a two-day visit Sir Richard, who will take up his new post in July, is now making a month-long tour
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    Visits by detainees9 fiancees: 'It's up to individual merit9
    402 11 Visits by detainees 9 fiancees: 'It's up to individual merit 9 KUALA LUMPUR, IV Wed App i ica tions by fiancees of political detainees to visit them ir^ prison will be considered on individual merit, the Minister of Home Affairs, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, said today. He
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    Jurong jobs, factories
    61 11 bINGAPOKH Wed. lher* are about 60 factoi rong induMrial estate ol yhicn :<6 are m full production and 25 will IV' rrady by the end of the year. That facionei directly or .u--direcly employ over 6.000 people. These wpre some of the facts which were given to
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    33 11 MUAR. Wed. Residents her* can have their chest.s X-rayed fraa at the Muar Government Hospital from June 5 to 9. July 10. 12. 11, 14. and from August 14 to 18.
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    A NON-EFFORT AND TROUBLE-FREE WARDROBE FOR YOU
    111 12 PICTURED here jre three dretMS simple but elegant used by a British woman columnist who covered Queen Elizabeth s recent state visit to West Germany. She needed the noncrtort. trouble-free wardrobe the same as any woman who plans a holiday with a lot
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    471 12 Dresses fit to meet a queen WllfcN Royalty visits —be it in Malaysia or in England" or "on the Continent —it is not only the protocol officers who are astir very much in advance. The arbiters or fashion and the socialites women generally are very concerned too. Take for Instance
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    213 12 HERE'S a recipe for Refrigerator Biscuits (Makes 4 dozen). You'll need 6 oz. (or 6 rounded tablespoons* plain flour; i level teaspoon bicarbonate of soda. A level teaspoon salt: 4 oz. butter. 2 oz. (or 2 rounded tablespoons* caster suger: 2 oz <or 2 rounded tablespoons soft
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    378 12 You may like to know Y| ASTER of Ceremonies at a wedding reception is no longer the preserve of men. Breaking this "mono- Poly 1 on behalf of the fair sex was Mrs. L. W. Liu. wife of Mr. S. T. Liv, of Singapore. She made her debut in this
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    2423 13 Alliance's opening gun bombards Front, PAP and trade unions Singapore Premier has made very little headway says Dr. Mahathir By Our Parliamentary Reporters Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday THE big debate on yesterday's Speech from the Throne by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong opened in the House of Representatives today with a strong
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    260 13 lit- alleged that Malaya tB Singapore were being oppressed" by the PAP. For t-xainple, ba claimed, fishermen in difficulties over confrontation who opposed the PAP received a M allowance a month, while those who carried p.iny cards reci-iv-ed $35 a month He also
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    123 16 MELBOURNE. Wed. SOME industrial leaders drifted lower und second ranks stocks were sligiitly firmer. Overall moves were about In balance and the market steady. Ba»e MeUN were steady. Renison I was active and gained 3s. 6d. to 625. Oils were quic. Today's claim* a»Mea witb Tuesdays pnera in
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    259 16 JtNE first mule rubber fJ).b. buyers dosed At 5 p.m. In Singapore and KuaL. Lumpur yesterday at 74 cento per lb., up seven-eighths of a cent on Tuesday's closing level for the position. The tone waa very quiet, but steady. RJi.S. and F.M.R.E. closing prices in cenU per
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    235 16 May 26. Three montna. INDUSTRIALS Boustead 13 eta. M. Bex 14 eta. City Dtv. 7 cts. M. Invt. 9 els. C.S. Holdings 14 Cts N. iron 9 CU. Uuulopa 11 cts. U C.B.G. 14 eta K. Smelting eta. Rothmans 10 eta. t:aso 11 cts. HBa els. Ked. Dlap
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    51 16 T'HK present rate of the Malayan dollar ajrain*t the pound sterling fixed cji November 24 last year is Selling TT or OD 2s. 3 15 16d. Buying TT 2s. 1/16. Buying OD 2s. The dollar is at its statutory middle position in relation to its ranee against the
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    81 16 T'HK Federation Minister of Finance has fixed these priors for calculating customs duties for the period from May 27 to June 2. Rubber 73-\, cU a lb. Copra $672 a ton. Coconut Oil $1,074 a ton. Palm Oil $834 a ton. Palm Kernels $483.75 a ton. The rate*
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    SHARE PRICES GENERALLY SLIP OFF ON QUIET MART
    961 16 From Our Market Correspondent /CONDITIONS on the Stock \j Exchange yesterday were easier with a more bearish sentiment apparent. In industrials sellers were more inclined to meet buy-t-rs" ideas and most prices slipped off. Turnover was slightly up on Tuesday's. Cold Storage,
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    24 16 Malayan Stock Indirrs M.iv n Star 26 'Industrials: lUM 7C41 Tin>: 96.13 n.'.'JR rubbers: 103..i8 103.56 •Der. S(l. 1963=100 lire. 29. 1962—100
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    796 16 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Cold Stere (4.000) Ounljp* (2.U00) >l..it>; Ease (2.U00) Sl. s*. (j.OOO) *1.S1: East Smelt 53. '.16 id
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    399 16 STRAITS tin declined in Penang yesterday by $12.75 to $774.50 following the easier Tuesday market in London. The estimated offering was up by 10 tons to 210 tons. In London on Tuesday tin bad displayed a steady tone at generally modest losses which
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 17 May 26. MALAYAN RIBBER PRICE: 744 cents (up seven-eighths of a cent). TIN: $774.50 (down $12.75). Unofficial estimated offering 210 tons (up 10 tons).
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    111 17 CHIPS lying atcngild* th* Singapore Harbour wharv** or *xp**t*«J toil j y are: Chaatlne afaenk 1/2, Atnuta Maru 3 4. Ra*n* BaJck* 6/7, Htkoahlma Muni IS 'l6, Vlshva Vlr I*. Alcoa Master 27/28, Onkvllle 31/32, Musi 33. rnwldent Coolldee 34/38, Vaa Neck 40/41, Ruy* 42/43, City of
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    70 17 MINESE Produce Exchanx*. Sin,.. v per* noon prices per picul yatterrtay: Coconut oil: bulk $63| seller*, drum <66i nellem. Copra: May/June UK /Continent: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok white SIM seller*, s.i-awak white $147* seller*, special Sarawak black $1271 seller*, garbled l-imponif black $147|(N) aellers. ASTA $160(N) aellers. SiriKipor. Coconut
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    85 17 THE Malayan Exchange Banks' AM*- elation mAde these change* In Ita ratrn to merchant* yeaterday (all rate* to $100): N«w Y*rk: buying TT 32 11/16, airmail OD 32 13/16. SO d/it 33 3/16 credit bill*, 33 5/16 trad* bill*. Canada: buying TT 3SI. airmail OD 3r.J. 90 d/»t.
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    Rubber crops
    69 17 he following crops are produced in April (In lbj: London Asiatic Group 2,468.000, PaUling Group 1.1)85.000, Golden Hope Group 1.431,000, asllrlirld 361,000, Holyrood Rubber 84,000. Honjkoni 41.000, Hoscotr Rubber 328.000. Killing-hall Rubber 60,000. Kuala Selangor 62.000. Malaysia 69.000, Seaport (Selangor) 32.000. Dindings Rubber 97.221, Inch Kenneth Kajanc 170.000,
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    H.K. RATES
    39 17 ON th* fr** *xoft*ng* mark*t In Hons Konc yratrrday th* US. dollar was quoted at 3. 70S for T.T. and 5. 741 for cash. Sterling wan <iuoted at 16 03 and on* tiel of g*ld at 260*.
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      444 17 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTICE OF RECEIVING ORDERS TAKE NOTICE that Receiving Orders were on the 14th and 21st May, 1965 made against tne following persons. Receiving Ordrri made on 14/5/65. Bankruptcy No. 119. 65 Wong Chan Kow alias Wong Chan Khow, No. 83. Prince Charles Crescent, Singapore. 120,
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      801 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT CITY COUNCIL OF GEORGE TOWN, PENANG APPOINTMENT OF POWER STATION CHEMIST Applications are Invited from suitably qualified Malaysian Citizens for the above post at the Penang Power Station, Electricity Supply Department on the professional officer's time-scale of $628x34-934/982x34-$1.254. In addition. Cost of Living and Housing Allowances will be
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      429 17 TENDERS JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK KENYATAAN TAWARAN TawaranS akan dl-terlma dipejabat Jurutera Negerl, Perak, Ipoh, hingga jam 3 petang pada Bhj Jun, 1965 darl Pemborong2 J.K.R. Yang berdaftar Kelas "D" dan ka-atas di-bawah kepala II dan Kepala Kechil 2, bagi pemblnaan sa-buah Blnaan Pusat Haiwan Kechil dan runiah2 diKampar. Perak.
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      374 17 TENDER LEMBAGA LETRIK PUSAT Nombor Tawaran 5720. TAWARAN ada-lah dl-pelawa untok membeli 6.840 gelen minyak Turbo No. 33 yang sudah digunakan. Butlr2 lanjut boleh dldapatl daripada Pegawai Membeli dan Konterek. Lembaga Letrik Pusat. Petl Surat 1044. Lorong Oombak, Kuala Lumpur. Tawaran in) dl-tutup pada pukul 12 tengah harl lOhb Jun.
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      The 'blood debt' racket: A warning by Tengku
      349 18 KUALA LUMPUR, W«4. TENGKU Abdul Rahman said in the House of Representatives today that certain people had been going around using his name to make money out of the "blood debt" issue. He had reported this to the police, he said. And
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      Favouritism in schools allegation: Khir will investigate
      218 18 Favouritism in schools allegation: Khir will investigate KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Minister of Education, Inche Khir Johari, today promised to investigate allegations of favouritism being practised in the Perak Education Department if he was supplied with details. Inche Khir was replying In the House of Representatives to a written question
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      BRITISH TROOPS: WE MUST GIVE CONSENT—RAZAK
      85 18 BRITISH TROOPS: WE MUST GIVE CONSENT— RAZAK MALAYSIA must civr hrr consent before Britain can deploy her troops under the defence treaty, the House of Representatives was told. The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Ra/.ik. said this in reply to .i question by DR. TAN CHEE KHOON (SF— Batu). He
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      HOW AFRO-ASIA CAN HELP US—RAZAK
      260 18 HOW AFRO -ASIA CAN HELP US— RAZAK KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday A FRO- ASIAN countries can help Malaysia with men. equipment or money, the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said in the House of Representatives today. He was replying to DR. TAN CHEK KHOON (SF— Batu) who wanted to know
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      Malaysia will defend strike ban before ILO 'when time comes'
      205 18 Malaysia will defend strike ban before ILO 'when time comes' T*HE acting Minister of Labour, Inche Abdul A Rahman Ya'akub. said in the House of Representatives that the Central Government would defend before the International Labour Organisation "when the time comes its action in banning strikes and other industrial action.
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      National shipping line project: Delay is explained
      137 18 THE Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Lim Swee Aun. told the House of Representatives that progress on the proposed national .shipping line had been held up because Singapore shipping circles were also interested in taking part in the project. He was replying
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      Crowded schools: 'Govt is doing all it can'
      290 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Minister of Education. Inch* Mohamed Khir Johari. told the Senate today that he had received complaints of overcrowding in schools. With the implemeentation of the comprehensive education programme, thi* was unavoidable until the financial position of th« country
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      42 18 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl YA DON'T REALIZE IT, J1 1 gJ7EA 1 If gf*iTCvfr I DOC, BUT YER IN LUCKU I COULO I BOX IMA I** YA GOT PUHLeATTy 1 IMPROVE YEW sSi-wsl MSJ ABOUT SELF} LEFTUA^^ 1 wwr *-'Vl- *|j
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    OLEANDER AND CHAMPION ARE KEEPING GOOD FORM
    314 19  -  Epsom Jeep RACING with IPOH, Wednesday. /OLEANDER 111 and Champion, first and second v in the 12f Singapore Derby earlier in the season, are keeping their form. They worked attractively on a good track at Ipoh this morning. Oleander 111, with Keith Moxham
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    SUMMARY
    199 19 BOX IN (J 2nd Regt, Malaysian Artillery 'hampionships (Taiping). Flyweight: Gnr Tengku Ahmad i« Gnr Chong: Gnr Rahman bt Qnr Hussain. Bantam: Gnr Ahmad Ot Onr Javee; L/Bdr Wan Ahmad bt Gnr Shariff. Feather: Gni Shuman bt L/Bdr Gopal; Bdr Bakar bt Gnr Zainal. Light: Gnr Ismail wo. W.O.
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    EPSOM JEEP'S 10 TO FOLLOW
    204 19 EPSOM JEEP'S 10 TO FOLLOW MY ten to follow at th* Perak Derby Meeting are: ENTERTAINMENT V: For the Derby; classy stayer; finished strongly to deadheat with Salamat Datang In 8f Spring Cup at Bukit Tlmah in March; can stay Derby trip. PARAKEE: Wonderfully fit: brilliant sort: won four races
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    Williamson's mount
    30 19 LONDON. Wed. Australian jockey Bill Williamson has been engaged to ride Major Holiday's Never A Fear, the current favourite, In the Oaks at Epsom on Friday. June 4-
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    Spectacular show
    36 19 SINGAPORE. Wed Mitsu- 1 shita, the All-Japan volleyball champions, thrilled a 4,000 crowd at the Gay World last night with a spectacular exhibition of top-class volleyball In beating n Singapore side 15-0. 15-2. 15-4.
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    Regent to open SAAA meet
    64 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Regent of Selangor will declare open the Selangor Amateur Athletic Association championships to be held at Stadium Merdeka on July 8-9 stating at 5.30 p.m. each day. I'or this year's meet the organising committee decided today to dispense with an elaborate
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    FIFA defer action on coach request
    246 19 LONDON, Wednesday piFA have deferred making a decision on a re- quest by the Asian Football Confederation 1 for the appointment of a top European Englishspeaking coach to Asia for a four-year term instead of one year. The AFC request was placpd before the
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    K.O. a farce and fraud—WßA
    742 19 K.O. a farce and fraud— Wß A BUT CLAY BOASTS: IT WAS MY PHANTOM PUNCH -SO FAST IT EVEN SCARES ME LEWISTON, Maine, Wed. Governor John H. Reed of Maine said last nigh t that he had "no plans" to call for an investigation into the one-minute ending to the
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    Wrestling show offered to aid Games Fund—
    360 19 Wrestling show offered to aid Games Fund KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. International Promotions of Singapore have' offered to stage an Inter- national wrestling match at Stadium Merdeka, profits to go towards the South East Asia Peninsular Games Funi. The promoters estimate, that If the Seap Games Organising Council Is pre- j
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    5-YEAR BAN THREAT BY FAS
    270 19 5- YEAR BAN THREAT BY FAS I^UALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Football Association of Selangor last night decided to in- struct their disciplinary I board to impose a mini- mum penalty of five i years' suspension on players found guilty of assaulting a referee or linesman during or immediately after a
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    Bynoe shines
    55 19 6NGAPORE. Wed. A 52 sixes and 7 fours) by Vie Bynoe. who also took seven wickets for 45. enabled Royal Air Force to beat Army by 80 runs in their Inter-Services cricket match at Changi today. RAF declared 208 for five (Cartwright 55. Cromfleld 34 Williams 4-51) Army
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    Women off today
    177 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malaysian women's soccer wml leave ior Hong Koiig tomorrow morning led by Puan tiharUah Rodziah, wiie of the Prune Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman who Is also the rAMs president. The team comprising 17 players and live official* will play three matches In Hong
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    THE COUNT WENT TO 12 IN THE CONFUSION
    239 19 LEWISTON, Wed. "It would have been different, no confusion if the timekeeper had had a microphone so he could be heard," said referee Jersey Joe YValcott. His remark followed the biiarre I 12-count knockout of Sonny Liston by which Cadslus Clay retained
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    MABA MEET IN KL TO SERVE AS TRIAL
    194 19 MABA MEET IN KL TO SERVE AS TRIAL SINGAPORE, Wed. The Malaysian Amateur Basketball aoclation will hold a National men and women Invitation championships at Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 8 to 15 In place of the Agon* Cup championships scheduled iii Jesselton. This meet will serve as a 'rial to
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    25 19 FREIBURG. Germany. Wed. West Germany beat England 1-0 yesterday In an under-23 inwrna- tional soccer match after controlling most of the game. Reuter.
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    KIWIS FORCE A DRAW
    90 19 LONDON. Wed- Barry Sinclair, scoring 130. helped the New Zealand cricketers gain a comfortable draw with Cambridge University at Cambridge yesterday. The New Zealanders scored solidly yesterday. Graham Dowllng made 87 and assisted Sinclair in a second wicket stand of I lift Scores: Cambridge 0 364-t
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      197 19 1 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER S"*or Div. 1: SIA v PCRC A' (Coronation urdt v XL Garrison CMnoea R <••>. Taipinit Div. 2: Surveys v Thena- 2: Police v Sgor Club (Depot); van Youths. Kampar Div. 2- Pel IDlv. 3. Jollylads v TPCA (XL. Yuan v Tutorial Inst. L. Perak padangv
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    'Reshape foreign policy in Afro-Asian mould'
    385 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE Senate was today told of the need to orientate Malaysia's foreign policy and to reconcile itself with the political thinking of AfroAsian countries. The call came from Senator Athi Nahappan while moving ;i motion of thanks to the Yang di-Pertuan
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    U.S. bid to copy Leonov's walk in space
    280 20 U.S. bid to copy Leonov's walk in space pAPB KENNEDY. Wed. I v. The voices of t«» American astronauts will be heard on earth while one of them attempts a walk in space during next week's Gemini- 4 flight, it was announced today. Astronaut Edward White. 34. will spend 12
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    3,400 took pledge
    54 20 SINGAPORE. Wed— The National Language Month in Singapore came to a close officially last night with the reading of the national language pledge, led by the President of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Soon Peng Yam. More than 3,400 people who packed at the National Theatre
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    Manila fingerprinting: Latest proposal is still being studied
    300 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Wad. TE N G K U Abdul Rahman told the House of Representatives today that the Government was studying the Manila note outlining terms under which Malaysian visitors to the Philippines would not be fingerprinted. The Prime Minister, in a
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    Down—and out
    15 20 Down— and out CLAY trends over Liston, and taunts him to get up and fight
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    Smallpox: 10 held
    36 20 MANILA, Wed. Health authorities in Bohol in the Southern Philippines have quarantined the 10-man crew of a motorboat reported to have come from Sabah following the discovery that they were Infected with smallpox.
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    84 20 Just fancy that LONDON. Wed— Tim Schofield swallows a tiny blue pill every time he kisses his girl friend to stop his face turning red. Tim. a 21-year-old civil engineer, blushed and broke out in a rash whenever he and his girl friend embraced. But a skin specialist provided the
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    330 20 LONDON. Wed— After holding steady for part of the morning, the stock markets resumed their downward drift. The brightest features were gold shares, where small but fairly general demand brought an allround advance. Most equity markets eased. Steels moved against the trend, reflecting talk of nationalisation being postponed.
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    RUBBER
    60 20 LONDON, Wed— Spot 22>id., July 22 3 16 d. Aug 22 3 16d., Sept. 22>;d., July Sept. 22 3 16d., Oct./ Dec 22 1 16 d.. Jan. March ***** 16d.. April June 21 13 16d., July Sept 21 11 16 d.. Oct. Dec. 21 d.. c.lf June 22d.. July
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    23 20 LONDON Wed— Buyers £1580. sellers £1590. Forward buyers £1545. sellen> CUftfe, Settlement £1585 Turnover a.m. 275 tons, p.m 235 tons Tone: Steady.
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    219 20 Deported man: Will he go without daughter Jenny? SYDNEY. Wed. A Chinese student, Mr. Cheung Cheuk. 28, must decide whether to take his three year old Australian born daughter, Jenny, back to Hong Kong with him or leave her in Australia as a State ward. Mr Cheung's appeal to remain
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    Lock icon Mature Press of Malaysia
    66 20 LONDON, Wed.— Mr. Amlthab* Chowdhury. director of the International Press Institute's Asian Programme, yesterday forecast a withdrawal of the institute from the Philippines, India and Malaysia. He said the Press Institutes of these nations could now stand on their own feet. The IPIs futur* role was
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