The Straits Times, 28 May 1965

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 145,000 The Straits Times .Hot*** 1 Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1003
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    Tengku defends his Vietnam policy
    363 1 Tengku defends his Vietnam policy KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Tengku Abdul Rahman today defended his policy on South Vietnam and said it was "u n f o r t u n at e" that Malaysia could not help the wartorn country more because of her own commitments on confrontation. The Tengku
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    PAP censure bid
    957 1 Day-long row in Parliament over clash of views between Mr. Lee Kuan Yew and Dato Syed Ja'afar REPORT ON THE DEBATE BEGINS IN PAGE 6 By Our Parliamentary Reporters: 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A PAP move to censure the Central Government over the Yang di-Pertu-an Agong's Speech
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    Lock icon THAT KAYO: WAS IT A KARATE BLOW?
    285 1 THAT KAYO: WAS IT A KARATE BLOW? T ONDON. Thurs. Sonny Liston was knocked out by a karate blow of the kind that can kill or paralyse a man, the Sun newspaper claimed here today. The Sun said Cas.sius Clay's "twister punch" was developed from karate, the deadly Japanese method
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    C and W chief
    47 1 LONDON. Thurs Mr E.P. iJohn> Eades. 49, left here by air for Hong Kong today to become Far East representative of Cable and Wireless Ltd. He arrives in Hong Kong on May 31 to take up the post, which is a new one.
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    Lock icon Anti-Malaysia protest
    49 1 JAKARTA. Thurs.— About 20 members of Uie "Independent Malaya Movement" demonstrated In orderly fashion outside the Japanese Embassy here today. A delegation of the demonstrators was allowed <nto the embassy to present a petition addressed to the Japanese Prime Minister, urging Japan not to support Malaysia. Reuter.
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    Blast kills four
    28 1 TOKYO. Thurs— A gas explosion tore through the Ikoma coal mine 600 feet underground In Japan's main northern island ot Hokkaido today, killing four miners
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    Lock icon Hull visits the Borneo front
    49 1 BRUNEI TOWN. Thurs— Field I Marshal Sir Richard Hull. Brltain's Chief of Defence Staff-de-signate, inspected border outposts of Bario in Sarawak and Long Pasla In Sabnh today He is on a Borneo tour and files i to Labuan and Kuching totnor- I row. UPI.
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    'One voice' hint by Senu '
    185 1 'One voice' hint by Senu KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, said today that the Central Government is "seriously" thinking of having only "one voice" for television and radio. He was speaking in the House of Representatives in reply to Singapore's Prime
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    MANHUNT AS INDON BOMB IS FIRED
    473 1 MANHUNT AS INDON BOMB IS FIRED By JACKIE SAM, PHILIP KHOO and ABDUL FAZIL: SINGAPORE. Thursday A 25 II). Indonesian bomb was exploded in the sea off Singapore this afternoon by bomb experts while a big manhunt continued for Indonesian infiltrators in the port area. It began last night. The
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    TWO TIME-BOMBS UNDER BRIDGE
    113 1 XL ALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Two timebombs, each containing about "JO Ib. of explosi\«-v were found under a bridge at the Bth mile Klang Road here this afternoon. The (li>to\cr\ was made by a policeman patrollinc the area at 3.30 p.ni He informed I'italinc Java police station
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    Lock icon Warships blast Red targets.
    78 1 Warships blast Red targets. SAIGON. Thurs— Four troyers of the IS. Seventh Fleet have shelled Communist Vietcong coastal targets in the first use of American warships in the Vietnam conflict. I U.S. military spokesman said today. The four destroyers carried out fixed firinu missions in the coastal areas of Binh
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    Lock icon Kiwis now South Vietnam
    373 1 Kiwis now South Vietnam \yi-LLI NGTON, T h 11 r s. The Prime Minister, Mr. Keith Holyoake, :mnoiinced today that New Zealand will send combat troops to South Vietnam. It was proposed to send an artillery battery to assist the forces fighting for South Vietnam. His announcement in the House
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    STOP PRESS
    39 1 ENCLAND 232-3 LONDON. Thurs. England were 232 for three wickets at close on opening il.iy of first test agates! New Zealand at EdgtMUten. Boycott made li.irber 11, Dexter 64, Barrin^ton <>1 ti o and Coudrev 11 no.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Plea to Britain on lives
      51 2 I LUSAKA. Thurs— The United Nations Special Committee en Colonialism today called on Britain to save the lives of people condemned to death under Rhodesia's Law and Order Maintenance Act. A resolution which It approved also called (or the release of all political prisoners In
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      Lock icon Tornadoes hit Chicago
      47 2 CHICAGO. Thurs Tornadoes hit several communities in the Chicago aren today. damaging homes and other property. A bus was blown against two power line poles, a car was swept off a road, and a tractor was lifted into the air. No-one was injured. Reuter-
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      Lock icon 'We'll be at Algiers' say the Russians
      298 2 'We'll be at Algiers' say the Russians TOKYO, Thursday. RADIO Moscow said yesterday that the Soviet Union plans to attend the second Afro-Asian conference in Algiers over China's objections. In a broadcast beamed to Japan, it said: "The Soviet Union considers it its international duty to take part in the
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      Iraq drops its flag and anthem to adopt Nasser's
      103 2 Iraq drops its flag and anthem to adopt Nasser's OEIRUT, Thurs. Iraq yesterday dropped its flag and National Anthem and took up those of President Nasser's United Arab Republic. Baghdad Radio renorted. The action fffective Immediately was taken within tlv- framework of a programme to unite the two countries. Joint
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      Lock icon ARAB ROW OVER 'EXPEL TUNISIA' QUESTION
      188 2 ARAB ROW OVER 'EXPEL TUNISIA' QUESTION r«AIRO, Thurs. Heated discussions over the question of expelling Tunisia from the Arab League marked the opening session of the Arab Premiers Conference here yesterday. Sources close to the conference said the Moroccan Foreign Minister. Mr. Ahmad Ben Hlma, challenged the right of Mr.
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      384 th warning
      39 2 PEKING. Thurs—The Chinese. Foreign Ministry has Issued Its 384 th serious warning to the US over the intrusion today of two American military planes Into the airspace over Kwangtung province, the New China News Agency reported—Reuter.
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      Cairo crash: Now jewels found hidden in radio
      87 2 pAIRO. Thurs. Jewels worth thousands of pounds, reported in the Press here to have been secreted in a transistor radio aboard the Pakistani Boeing airliner which crashed here last week, have now been found, the Egyptian Middle East News Agency reported. The
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      Lock icon Soviet A-A missile site No. 2 in Hanoi: Rusk
      216 2 Soviet A-A missile site No. 2 in Hanoi: Rusk VLT A S H I NGTON, Thurs. Mr. Dean Rusk, the Secretary of State, yesterday disclosed indications that the Soviet Union had stepped up its military support of North Vietnam by constructing a second anti-aircraft missile site near Harpl. He coupled
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      Lock icon A 'no aliens' bar in a Philippines city
      97 2 MANILA. Thurs. The municipal council In nearby Lucena City has passed an ordinance prohibiting aliens from establishing business stores In certain parts of the city. It was passed after some students held a rally demanding the designation of certain areas for alien
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      139 2 It's good to be thirty To be young and vigorous, with great hopes for the future. One of those hopes is, of course, that when the time comes to retire, you will still be active-and have the money to enjoy your leisure to the full. Now is the time to
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Their church—lion's cage
      102 3 Their church— lion's cage IT happened in the parish of d'Ars, Milansomething that surely has never happened before in the history of the Roman Catholic Church or of the circus: Three children took their first communion in the lion's cage. They are the children of performers m the Orfei Circus,
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      FOUND: MASS GRAVE OF NAZI VICTIMS
      146 3 I|TARSAW, Thurs. A mass grave containing the bodies of hundreds of victims of Nazi atrocities has been found at Rakow, Polish newspapers reported. The fcrave was found when walls of a sand quarry col- j lapsed after heavy rain. The Polish Communist Party newspaper
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      Doctors sacked
      37 3 MEXICO CITY I*hurs Two hundred and forty resident doctors and interns at a hospital here' were among 500 hospital staff dismissed throughout Mexico yes-' terday for defying a Government ultimatum to end a five-week-old .strike—Renter.
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      Lock icon Seventh child for Jeanne
      44 3 HOLLYWOOD, Thurs.— Actress Jeanne Cram has given birth to her seventh child, a boy weighing 81b. lloz. The birth on Tuesday came on her 40th birthday. She and her husband. Industrialist Paul Brinkman, have three other boys and three girls.—Reuter.
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      'Double gold price'
      32 3 LONDON. Thurs.—Mr Jacques Rueff. the French monetary expert, yesterday urged the doubling of the price of gold in an eflori to end international pressure on the dollar and sterling.
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      Lock icon Theory on cancer—by the man who beat polio
      251 3 Theory on cancer— by the man who beat polio YORK. Thim.— Dr. Jonas Salk, whose vaccine against polio brought him world fame, has now published a theory aDout cancer. The 50 year old re. searcher, .showered w th international honours tor the serum which did much to abate the polio
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      Lock icon The latest sport: Shark-riding
      41 3 NASSAU Thurs —Actress Luclana P.tluzzi. making the James Bond film "ThunderbaH" in the Bahamas, says shark rldini? is the latest sport in the islands It's too scary, she said. So she tried riding a giant turtle Instead.—A.P
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      Lock icon Couple deported from Venezuela
      57 3 CARACAS. Thurs. Italian Or Alessandro Beltramini and his Spanish girl friend Jotefa Ventosa were deported to Italy last nignt after 48 days In Jail on suspicion of bringing funds to Venezuelan Communists for subversive purposes Detectives escorted the couple Into an Italian airline plane and handed
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      Lock icon 'All-Cyprus union with Greece—or a holocaust'
      244 3 'All-Cyprus union with Greece— or a holocaust' NICOSIA, Thursday. PRESIDENT Archbishop Makarios declareu here last night that either all Cyprus would be united with Greece, or the whole island would be burned in a holocaust. He criticised the current Greek-Turkish talks on a Cyprus settlement in an address to thousands
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      Lock icon Just fancy that...
      80 3 I ONDON I'hurs Mabel L Phillips 71 -year-old spinster vho lives on a £4 15s. weekly pension and public assistance, yesterday won £93.090 on the soccer pools At this time of the year when there Is no soccer In Britain, punters predict the results of games LH
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      Lock icon SENATE PASSES VOTING RIGHTS BILL
      165 3 WA S H I N GTON. Thurs. The Senate yesterday passed a Bill to guarantee voting rights to all Americans, regardless of race or colour. Voting was 77 to 19 and came after five weeks of debate in which Southern senators sought to block the
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      181 3 Latest Good News B ir*l Ever 1965 SINGAPORE LIQUOR QUEEN CONTEST Jointly Sponsored by 14 Singapore Restaurants This is to inform the public that we, the following 14 Restaurants will jointly sponsor a 1965 Singapore Liquor Queen Contest. The purpose for holding such a Contest is to promote Singapore's tourist
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    Judge rules cautioned statements by 3 admissible
    585 4 Judge rules cautioned statements by 3 admissible NANNY RAPE CASE SINGAPORE. Thurs. CAUTIONED statements said to have been made to the police by three men, arrested in connection with the rape and robbery of a 51-year-old British nanny, were admitted today at their continued trial: before Mr. Justice Ambrose at
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    Free shows
    36 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at Sekolah Padang Terbakar. Sing Hwa School In Llm Tua Tow Road and Wei Sin School tomorrow. All shows begin at 7.30 p.m.
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    Textiles: Our share not increased
    250 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs— Mr. Lam Thian, president of the Cotton Products Association, today denied the. suggestion of the Lancashire cotton Industry that the textiles quota the British Board of Trade had granted Malaysia had Increased her export quota of cotton goods to Britain. He was referring
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    ACCOUNTANT CHEATS HIS CHURCH OF $2,003
    304 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— A former accountant with the office of the Church of England, Diocese of Singapore and Malaya, St. Andrew's Cathedral, was today jailed for five months on each of four charges of criminal breach of trust amounting to $2,003. Chelllah Yesudlan Selvadural. 52.
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    SPECIAL LICENCE URGED FOR TRANSPORT OF PUPILS
    308 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. THE chairman of the Automobile Association of Singapore. Mr. Milton Tan today agreed that the introduction of "contract carriage licences" would help solve the problem of transportation for school children and stamp out the pirate taxi menace. He was commenting on
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    The Salvation Army's 30 years in S'pore
    153 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The O Malaysian Command of the Salvation Army today began a five -day celebration to mark the movement's centenary and the 30th anniversary of Its founding in Singapore. During tne next four days, open air mass meetIngs, musical programmes, salvation meetings
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    TUNNEL IS COMPLETED
    49 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs The Armco tunnel at Clement! Road was completed today. As the Bailey bridge there U to be removed, motorists are advised not to use that part of the road between Clementi, Bukit Timah and I'lu Pandan roads from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Employment survey next month
    63 5 Employment survey next month KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Government Is to conduct an employment survey next month. I This is an annual survey and only samDle households in five of the largest towns in Malaya have been chosen. These are Kuala Lumpur '(including Petaling Jaya). Georgetown, Ipoh, Klang and Johore
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    Anti-sabotage steps to be extended
    295 5 Anti-sabotage steps to be extended PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENTS T00... KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday J THK Central Government is to extend its antisabotage measures now in full force at vital installations and public buildings to certain private establishments. These should be in Category One of the vital installations list being compiled by the
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    Afro-Asians to aid Malaysia? 'Splendid idea' says expert
    202 5 Afro- Asians to aid Malaysia? 'Splendid idea' says expert SINGAPORE, Thursday. 4 BRITISH expert on defence affairs. Mr. Leonard Beaton, yesterday welcomed as a 'splendid idea" the proposal to get Afro-Asian troops to help Malaysia protect its territorial integrity and sovereignty against Indonesian confrontation. However. he doubted whether the Afro-Asian
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    Speaker to preside at language forum
    97 5 Speaker to preside at language forum PENANG. Thurs. The Speaker of the Penang State Assembly. Haji Sulei- man bin Haji Ahmad, will I nreside at a national language forum in the Youth Civics Centre in Farquhar Street on Sunday night. The subject: "1965 as the interim year for making the
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    Thieves' haul of cameras
    42 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Thieves broke into Shut Kat and Co. in High Street here and stole I 30 cine-cameras, and tripods worth over 96.000. They also took $420 from the petty cash drawer and several rolls of film.
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    DOCK UNIONS MERGE
    68 5 PENANG. Thurs. Prnung's four waterfront workers' unions with a total membership of about 5.000 arr to merge into a single organisation Following a series of meetings sponsored by the Prnang division of the MTUC. the Penan* Boatmen* I num. Prai Wharf Workers' Union. Penang Stevedore* and Dock
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    'Queen' contest for bar girls
    70 5 SINGAPORE. Thins. About '500 waitre.sse.s working in 14 barn j and restaurants in Singapore will take part m a "Bar Queen" conI test the first in the State. Patrons of these bars and restaurants will be given ballot papers from June 15 to Sept. 15
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    Bring back that old Emergency Regulation: Miners
    286 5 Bring back that old Emergency Regulation: Miners IPOH. Thurs. With 1 the high price of tin, ore thefts have increased and miners feel the Government should re-introduce an old Emergency Regulation against such pilfering. Mr. D. R. Mitchell, outgoing president of he F.M.S. Chamber of Mines, said this at its
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    Union's gift
    43 5 IPOH. Thun -A $100 contribution to the National Defence Fund from the Perak Hydro Employees' Union was presented io the Mentrl Besar M Perak. Dato Ahmad bin Said, by ;ts president. Syed Lope bin Sveci Hamzah. and two other officials here.
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    Challenge by Lee: Let us face the issues now
    1523 6 PARLIAMENT: Second day of the debate on the King's Speech By Our Parliamentary Reporters Kuala Lumpur, Thursday SINGAPORE'S Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today told the House of Representatives of the necessity for making alternative arrangements "the sooner the better"
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    IF I HAD GONE ROUND SAYING WHEREVER I AM I'M CHINESE, WHERE WOULD WE BE?
    2509 6 Devan urges Govt: Think again on that ban on strikes Penang. Malacca and other parts of Malaysia to their tender mercie.s. We cannot, üblige. We will nol. We need the juxtaposition of strength and weakness
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    A trust is set up for blinded tin mine kepala
    384 8 A trust is set up for blinded tin mine kepala TPOH, Thurs.—A trust fund is being set up rrom public donations for Mr. Lee Swee Chong, 31, the tin mine kepala whose eyes were gouged out by robbers earlier this year. The total collected by newspapers and from other sources
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    Gift parcels
    27 8 MALACCA, Thurs. Gift parcels worth about $400 will be distributed to welfare and children's homes here on the Yang di-Per-tuan Agong's birthday next Wedi nesday.
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    Marathon cyclist Bibi gets
    108 8 $800 cheque •pENANO. Thurs. India* 1 njarathon cyclist. Blbl Jahn. was presented with a cheque for $800 by the Mayor of George Town. Mr. C. Y. Choy. at the Parents Association School yesterday. Mr. Choy thanked Blbl for her services to the school and handed her
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    N-Service—the fifth batch
    44 8 N-Service— the fifth batch KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The fifth batch of 760 National Servicemen will begin military training at Slginting Camp. Port Dickson tomorrow. Of the total Intake, 30 are from Sarawak. 16 from Sabah. 86 from Singapore and the rest i from Malaya.
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    A Muslim now
    30 8 PENANG. Thurs.— A 23-year-old Jamaican airman. Amos S Miller of the Royal Air Force. Butterworth, has embraced Islam and is now known a* Amo* Miller bin Abdullah.
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    TNT scattered on bridge
    198 8 I KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A CONSIDERABLE amount" of TNT was found scattered over the bridge near the junction of Lornie and Brickfields Roads here after an exexplosion last night. Police, who found it during investigations early this morning, confirmed that it was of Russian origin. The
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    42 WOMEN FROM KAUM IBU TO JOIN TERRIERS
    168 8 42 WOMEN FROM KAUM IBU TO JOIN TERRIERS PENANG. Thurs. Fortytwo members of the Penan? Kaum Ibu will join the Penang Territorial Army on Monday. They will assemble at I'm no Hall at 2.30 p.m. and then march to the Territorial Army headquarters in Peel Avenue. The State Ka-im Ibu
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    New Lions' governor
    41 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs.—Dr. C. W. Chen has been elected governor ot district 308 of the Lions club International. He will represent the Malayi sian Lion Clubs at the annual convention in Los Angeles from July 7 to July 10.
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    Lock icon Brunei Sultan's talks near end
    132 8 LONDON, Thurs. 1 rrHE Sultan of Brunei is expected to return home this weekend after a round of talks here on a ministerial system of government for Brunei. The Sultan had informal talks here yesterday with Mr. Arthur Bottomley. the Commonwealth Relation* Secretary, during a
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    The night a hungry tiger roamed in Raub
    162 8 The night a hungry tiger roamed in Raub OAUB, Thurs. A tiger came to town last Sunday night, triggering off a tiger scare here. The beast had obviously wandered about the town In search of food. No one was aware of the prowler until a partially eaten goat was found
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    Signals want to recruit ex-servicemen
    84 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs^The Malaysian Signals U looking for ex-servicemen I from the Malaysian Armed Forces or tho British Army for re-enllstment In the rapidly expanding regiment. Vacancies exist for drivers, i electrician drivers, linesmen, technU il storemen and non-trades-men. Applicants should be under 39 years
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    Malacca tour
    36 8 KANGAR. Thurs. A team ttt youth leaders from various clut» In Perlis will visit Malacca from June 21 to June 24 to attend th» Mandl Saiar festival at Tanjong Kling: and visit historical spota.
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    Devan Nair gets leave to appeal to the Privy Council
    443 9 KUALA LUMPUR. ThursdayFederal Court of Appeal today granted conditional leave to Mr. C. V. Devan Nair to appeal to the Privy Council over a judgment against him in a matter involving his election to Parliament. Mr Nair. represented by Mr
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    Envoy: Nehru's lesson to us...
    122 9 Envoy: Nehru's lesson to us... I/UAUV LUMPUR, Thurs. 1 Officials and staff of the Indian High Commission here assembled on the Chancery lawn this mornlng to pay tribute to the memory of Mr. Nehru, the late Prime Minister of India The Deputy High Commissioner. Mr. Mah boob Ahmed, said that
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    $60,000 to needy
    24 9 PENANG. Thura. The Staff Islamic Religion Council has distributed $60,000 In ntrah money < tithe* i 10 needy Muslims in the State
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    The dogs of war impress a dog expert
    170 9 The dogs of war impress a dog expert CINGAPORE. Thurs.— Trained war dogs are playing an Invaluable role In checking Indonesian infiltration along the borders of Sarawak and Sabah. according to Mr. Stanley Dargerfleld. an International dcg show Judge. He has Just returned af- ter a short visit to Kuchlng.
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    Architects' dinner
    63 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. -The Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Tun Yusof bin Ishak. his wife. Toh Puan Noor Aishah and the Minister for National Development. Dm'o Mm Kirn San. will be guests of honour at the Singapore In.«*itute of Architects' annual dinner tomorrow. Mr. I.im will also be the gnes' speaker
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    Union meeting
    24 9 IPOM. rnur.» Tllr Peru* branch of the National Onion of Commercial Worker.- will hold its annual mreMng here tomorrow at SIS pm.
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    Big rise in the number of tourists to S'pore
    197 9 SINGAPORE. ThumThere has been a marked increase in the number of tourist* visiting Singapore. The number of visitors In the first two months of this year shows an Increase of about 17 per cent ove.r the same period last year. Hotels
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    Rajaratnam: We have not broken any agreements on radio, TV
    266 9 i SINGAPORE, Thurs. i CINGAPOREV Minister to r Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam. said last night that the Singapore Government I had not breached any constitutional arrangements agreed to between the State and the Central Government in connection with 1 the
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      186 9 1//#» V Onp a,, y m 7; Unntfin rrasunE be/yem? wai,a»_-^WR-tIHOPE M^ I on. doi/tvicrry,] yes sir! we're from now on, LT /a NICE TO SET ON. ..THE t*O4»*S J OSPMTrURE WtVTV OOP-.WEVE GOT SETTING UP A WE'LL DO ALL /^A I *OBOT? BACK HOME 1 AH. READY HAJJPICAP >OUR
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    DEATH
    45 10 it W.rdt SIS (Miniwutm) PETER CNIN n.. UNO, S4. >Ulld <v on ?«s«i X p m Iravlnt b«- Tit wife, i' nil, 2 dauchttr* »nd a "inla-U*. Corttg* lf»ve» 3,^. \joront M for Holy Kamlljr Church »t 4 p m ">ir» to Bldadiirl C*mH*rt
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    57 10 Word, SIS (Minimum l THE FAMILY OF tha lata Mr. \r. i>rk ivni thnnk rvlatlvM and frirnda for their rondolanrci, wraatn*. liinatlona. nlfht-vliita. anmitanc* and ttmdanra at th« funeral 3NO/LT. AND MRS. NP. Nalr •h.ink all rclatlvea and frir-ndi for thrlr valuable prmr-nta. (r*«tlngi. kio<l and full attrndanra on
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      New Saigon Crisis
      675 10 The armed forces purge and the Cabinet reshuffle ordered by the South Vietnamese i Prime Minister, Dr. Quat. follows the defeat last week of la plot to overthrow the Government. A connection probably exists between the two events, though it is far from obvious. The nine sacked
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      Work Survey
      324 10 With two years still to go to the next Malaya-wide stir- j vey of employment, unem- ployment and under-employ-ment, tl;e success of next month's more modest oper- i ation is of considerable im- portance. In Kuala Lumpur (including Petaling Jaya), Georgetown, Ipoh, Klang and Johore Bahru enumerators j
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      Negro Voting
      220 10 The American Negro's right to vote in local as well as federal elections is now virtually assured. The Senate passed the bill guaranteeing this right easily this week, alter only five weeks of not very determined filibustering, j The House of Representatives, e\un more in President i Johnson's
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      Capital gainstax and sluggish trading
      193 10 Capital gainstax and sluggish trading THE long-awaited comments from the Malaysian Government in regard to the abolition of tax concessions given to overseas tax corporation appeared in the Sunday Times (May 23). Although lacking in clarity, it would seem that the memorandum to Mr. Bottomley for transmission to the Chancellor
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      Wrong house
      101 10 J REFER to the letter by •Angry" (April 24*. In every case of renaming of streets, naming of new streets and renumberin* of houses, the postal authorities are informed. Obviously then, the letters which were meant for "Angry" must have borne the old <and not the latest) house
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      No teacher
      61 10 I SHOULD be glad lr "Worried," whose letter headed "No Teacher in Classroom" appeared in the Straits Times (May 24. would get in touchwith me. As far as Assisted Bchools are concerned, it Is not possible to do the Three-Year Lower Secondary Course leading to the Lower Certificate
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      WHEN A CHILD IS A BOMB HOAXER
      98 10 WHEN several schools had become the victims of bomb hoaxes, the Police announced on many occasions that the trntors when caught would "be severely dealt with." Unfortunately after a boy had been convicted of sending a false alarm to his own school, his
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      121 10 THE attitude of the authorities of the State English schools' Hostel. Johore Bahru, in allocating places to students Is dismaying and discouraging. Recently a new H.B.C. class was opened up at the English College, Johore Bahru. Students from as far away as Kuala Lumpur make up this class.
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      World record
      45 10 I WOULD like to congratulate Television Malaysia i Kuala Lumpur) for transmitting their test pattern on Channel 6 for the entire evening (Wednesday May 19). I am sure no other television service in the world can beat this record. TAN CHOO KIAT Goprng
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    584 10  - Twelve months after Nehru... PETER JACKSON By NEW DELHI, Thurs INDIA has w e athered 12 months of crisis since the death of Jawaharlal Nehru, her first Prime Minister, a year ago today. Food shortages, and rising prices caused by the shortages have been the major problems for the Rovernmer.t
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      59 10 A BACHELORS GUIDE TO MARRIAGE Corey Ford (who's j dodged a lot of flying I crockery) offers a few hints "marriage counsellors may have overlooked." Find out the one thing to murmur when your wife (tardy) asks if you've been waiting long or your husband (lost) drives 50 miles before
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      591 10 Learning Malay— 88 By YUNUS MARIS. M.A. University of Malaya VOCABULARY Aku. menfaku. menffakui ioii:-uucUons>. In which caM CKDANG and »v> to admit, confess; also, to certify; aalah TEXUAH wtU precede the subject (in this cm* .m kmlahan <n> error, mistake, guilt: •alah (adj t wrong bual. berbual to htMALAM,
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      82 10 No Scotch improves the flavour of water like Teachers 1 nicim nim iat cttAat scoi ca >u*u Bf^S- 1 IUIUHI IKWUSaWI MaUISla NAIL CLIPPER Bath-Pac is the com- .A J pit. kit containing a '^^CHpTWEEziRIS--^ nail clipp«r, toe nail |V' clipper, nail file, twee- rr™^ zers and emery board*. TOE
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    Big plans for King's birthday in the
    196 11 capital— ITUALA LUMPUR, v Thurs. Malaysia will celebrate the official birthday of the Yang di-p crtuan Agong on Wednesday with an elaborate programme in the capital. The celebrations will begin with the Mengadap ceremony at the Istana Negara at 10 a.m. About 150
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    Polio: 11,000 get jabs
    48 11 IPOH, Thur.s. About 11.000 children have bepn immunised against polio so far in the mass antl-.xdio campaign. The week-Tong campaign which started on Monday is scheduled in end on Saturday but, the Municipal Council has decided to keen two centres open until further notice.
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    Three firms named in row over engineers
    655 11 Three firms named in row over engineers DR. TAN. BIG GOVT PROJECTS AND UNQUALIFIED MEN... KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday By our Parliamentary Reporters AL L E G A TIONS that a firm of consultant engineers with unqualified or underqualified staff had been given contracts for big government projects were made in
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    Dividend cut for D-Fund
    85 11 Dividend cut for D-Fund ITUALA LUMPUK. Thurs. More than 3.600 members of the Railway Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society will have their dividends cat by onr half per cent for donation to the National Defence Fund. Thr dividend should have been j fivr per cent, but at the «ocirly's annual
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    Council president, deputy charged
    115 11 Council president, deputy charged CEREMBAN, Thurs.— Lai Pong Yuen. 32. UDP President of the Seremban Town Council, and his deputy. C Rajaratnam. 45, were allowed ball today on charges of cheating a contractor. Ng Chee Benc They surrendered to the president Of the Sessions Court, Hajl Ten r ku Ya
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    Dagger hold-up
    25 11 PENANG. Thurs.— Two youth* armed with dpfrgers held up a couple traveling in a trisha last night and robbed them of a watch-
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    Death fall 12 hours after her husband left home
    396 11  -  ABUL FAZIL SHE CLUTCHED THE GOLD CROSS IN HER HANDS ON TOP OF BLOCK OF FLATS, THEN... By CINGAPORE, Thurs.— Twelve hours after her husband left for Malaya to look for a Job, pretty 20-year-old Sim Geok Hoon plunged to her
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    Tanker runs aground
    55 11 SINGAPORE. Thura The i 15.000-ton Liberian tanker. Meracou Losa. went aground :.t Buffalo Rock today about two and i a half miles south of the Pulau Sebarok Esso oil installation in Indonesian territorial waters. The ship's local agents. C. P. Sharp* and Co., said the tanker was
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    Annual police dance
    51 11 PENANO. Thurs— The Penang contingent ot tr.e Royal Malaysian Police will hold their annual dance at the Penang Chinese Girls' High School on June 12. Two bands— the Royal Malaysian Police Band and Edwin Rajamoneys Isla id Rhythmics will be in attendance from 9 pm- to 2
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    Work starts on four clinics
    44 11 NIBONG TEBAL, Thurs. Work has started on four midwifery clinics at Changkat and Tanjong Berembang in Province South, and Sungei Puyu and Kampong Tok in Province North The clinics, each costing $11,000. are expected to be completed by August.
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    Annual meeting
    24 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Selangor Eurasian Association will hold its annual meeting at 10 a m. on Sunday at th« club premiers.
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    Red Cross man picks up idea
    101 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Ralph Wendeborn. national director of the Canadian Junior Red Cross, left for Kuala Lumpur this evening with a new idea he picked up during his 24-hour visit here. Mr. Wendeborn said after a visit to the General Hospital, where he observed
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    S-E Asia tour for winner of speech contest
    166 11 S-E Asia tour for winner of speech contest SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce is to hold a pan-Malay-sian speech contest for students in secondary schools on the theme "The Progress Towards Racial Harmony." The contest will be open to students from Singapore. Sarawak, Sabah and Malaya. Selection
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    Thrift society
    43 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Minister of Works. Posts and Telecommunications. Dato V. T Sambanthan. will open the 22nd annual meeting of the Sel&ngor Telecommunications Industrial and Manual Group Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society at Telecoms Headquarters here tomorrow at 4.15 pm.
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    Envoy sees King
    32 11 KUALA LrMPUR, Tliurs. The Ambassador at Kuwait to Mr. Souleiman A! Moh«^ mad Al-Sanc. presented his credentials to the Yang di-Pertuan Aeone tit the Istana Ne«ara her* this morninc.
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      Lock icon THOMSON: WHEN PRESS FREEDOM ISN'T PRACTICAL
      277 12 THOMSON: WHEN PRESS FREEDOM ISN'T PRACTICAL ONDON, Thurs. Complete freedom of the Press may not br practical in many new nations, newspaper magnate Lord Thomson said here yesterday. In many new countries "criticism of governments may legitimately be subject i to some degree of restriction." the head of the Thomson
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      Lock icon Plotters to die
      35 12 NIAMEY (Niger). Thurs. A State security court last night condemned to death five men. Including former Defence Minister Zodi Ikla and ex-Capt. Amadou Diallo. for plotting to overthrow the Niger Government. UPI.
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      Lock icon Prince Hiro at play with classmates
      43 12 PRINCE Hiro (third from left), five-year-old son of Japanese Crown Prince Akihito and Princess Michiko, enjoys playing with classmates during a day's outing in Tokyo recently. His mother is expecting her second child in December. UPI photo.
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      Lock icon COMMONS BLOCK A SEX BILL PASSED BY THE PEERS
      178 12 COMMONS BLOCK A SEX BILL PASSED BY THE PEERS LONDON, Thursday. J^ MOVE to legalise homosexual practices in private between consenting adults in Britain received a setback in the Mouse of Commons yesterdayA Labour member. Mr. Leo Abse. failed by 178 votes to 159 to get approval to Introduce a
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      Time for talent
      31 12 BATU PAHAT. Thurs—An allJohore talentime contest organised by the District Hockey Association will be held on June 3 and June i 4 at the Cheng Siu Hall here
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      Lock icon 30 years for killing bookie
      93 12 '\'EW YORK, Thurs. Mark A Fein, a wealthy executive convicted of .slaying his bookmaker over an unpaid baseball World Series gambling loss, was sentenced yesterday to prison for 30 years to life. A prostitute testified that she helped dLspose of the body ol bookie Reuben
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      Lock icon Back to work
      32 12 LA PAZ. Thurs.—Factory workers today began returning to I work here after a militant 10-day strike and clashes with police and troops in which an estimated 100 people died.—Reuter.
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      Queens of the clouds
      70 12 /^ALDWKI.L (New JerM-vi. Thurv Sixty-eight wo v ■lien pilots flying 37 >inß|t--engined planes took oft yesterday from here on the first leg of the 1.4<>8-mile 15th annual "Ansel Derby" to Nassau. Bahamas Thirty-one of the small planrs carried ntwi of two women while six flew solo.
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      Lock icon Britain to suggest a new strategy in Europe
      201 13 Britain to suggest a new strategy in Europe T ONDON, Thurs. The British Government, with American support, has decided to press immediately for a drastic revision of Allied defence strategy in Europe. Qualified officials reported last night the British plans envisage: ABANDONMENT Of an 11-year-old strategy binding all Nato forces
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      Lock icon No-hanging Bill: MPs vote for a five-year trial
      117 13 I ONDON. Thurs. House of Commons yesterday voted 176 to 128 to make a Bill to abolish the death penalty for murder in Britain valid only for a trial period of five years. But whether this will be included in the Bill
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      Lock icon First pull-out of 600 Marines
      133 13 SANTO DOMINGO, Thursday. 600 U.S. Marines were airlifted yesterday to the aircraft-carrier Boxer in the first withdrawal of men since American forces landed here a month ago, a U.S. military spokesman said. The number of Marines withdrawn equalled the number of Latin American troops which
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      Lock icon Eyes will be flown free
      69 13 MONTREAL. Thurs. The International Air Transport Association announced yesterday that its member airlines have voted in favour of free transportation of fresh human eyes from England to India, Pakistan and Malaysia in connection with a British eje bank's experimental programme. The Governments concerned have given
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      Lock icon Warning went unheeded
      51 13 BOSTON, Thurs.— Mr. Joseph Clark Grew, who warned in January 1941 as U.S. Ambassador :n Tokyo that Japan was planning a surprise attack on Pearl Harbour, died at his home here yesterday. He would have been 85 tomorrow. Mr. Grew served in Japan from 1931 to 1941.—
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      Lock icon It's not sporting, says the Goya thief
      188 13 It's not sporting, says the Goya thief I ONDON, Thurs.— The mystery thief who stole a £140,000 Goya portrait of the Duke of Wellington paid his debts like a gentleman yesterday but complained of unsporting treatment. He sent a postal order for 7s. the excess charges Incurred by the missing
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      Lock icon Worm causes emergency
      41 13 CAIRO. Thurs. The United Arab Republic Ministry of Agrii culture has declared a state of emergency to combat the cotton worm. The announcement said mor* than 37.000 acres of cotton plantatioas throughout the countr» had been infested. Reuter
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      Lock icon Lights, please
      40 13 ACCRA. Thurs. The City i Council has decided that all 1 house-owners in the capital should I put up Tljurescent lights outside i their houses by June 1. There is very little street lighting in Ac- era". Reuter.
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      Lock icon Kept waiting for Elizabeth: An apology to 6,630
      96 13 HANOVER, Thurs. The British Army last night apologised to 6,630 soldiers at Sennelager because they were kept waiting on parade nearly half an hour for Queen Elizabeth. British sources said the apology was broadcast over loudspeakers to the men after the Queen
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      178 13 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 1. Patriarch and city dramatically associated by 27 i", 7». 9. Subaequent adherents (9). 10. Save the artlat in the Hebride* (5). 11. Tear away in Yorkshire (5). 12. A successor In office of 1 across in Yorkshire too and Ohio (9j. 13. A nursery charact*r?
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      123 13 6. Vehicle the French fixed with wire (5). 7. Trainee one stair up. (You'll know the ropes!) (7). 8. Eccentric final arrangements belittle American lobelia (8, 6). 15. Editorial comment on 1 down (2. 3. 4). 18. Quick! Not a single person's back! See; (6. 2). 18. Point to nc
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    Now plea for brains to aid research
    364 14 Now plea for brains to aid research SINGAPORE, Thurs. Dr. Gwee Ah Leng, senior physician of the General Hospital, today urged the public to bequeath their brains to research, and to help in the fight against one of the world's four main killers brain disease Speaking at a lunch meeting
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    FOUR OFF TO W.A.Y. MEETING IN BAGUIO
    105 14 FOUR OFF TO W.A.Y. MEETING IN BAGUIO I^UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Four members of the Malaysian Youth Council left here today for the Philippines to take part in the World Assembly of Youth Conference. They are Che Nazlee Raja Zalnal Abldln (leader). Che Lily Majeed. Inche All Basha and Miss G.
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    26 Bills tabled in Parliament
    412 14 26 Bills tabled in Parliament 1/UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A total of 26 Bills were tabled in the House of Representatives meeting the majority to be discussed at the present sitting. Among the Bills to be discussed are the Constitution of Malaysia Act (Amendment) Bill, the Criminal Procedure Code (Amendment) Bill,
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    Housewife tells of passes for extra bags of cement
    317 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. J^ HOUSEWIFE told the Sessions Court here today how a firm's storekeeper gave her gate passes for more bags of cement than she had ordered for her father's shop. Yap Kin Chin, 23, said that the storekeeper, Ang
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    THE KING OBLIGES A SICK AMERICAN
    145 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs— An appeal by an American youth suffering from cerebral palsy has caught the sympathy of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong, and today an autographed photograph of the King and Queen is on its way to the United States. In a letter to
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    Flowers and orchids
    36 14 I IPOH. Thurs.--A "Flower and I Orchid night" organised by th» Ipoh VMCA will be held ai thu j YMCA hall here on Saturday. Exhibits will come from Singapore. Cameron Highlands and Ipoh.
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    Mentri's visit
    32 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Ttiurs. The Mentrl Besar of Selangor. Daio Harun bin Haji Idns. will visit the site of the Kampong i Bahru low-cost housing scheme here at 3 p.m. tomorrow.
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    National Monument figures to arrive at last
    174 14 I/lAI.A LI'MPI'R. Thurv The oft-delayed seven 24-ft. hich bronze figures for the SI million National Monument in the Lake Gardens here will arrive in Port Swettenham on Monday or Tuesday. This was stated today in Singapore by a spokesman of the Isbrandtscn Line.
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    Fees for doctors in Sarawak
    74 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Thury. The Central Government is eon- *iciermg kiviiir specialist fees on the same terms as those in Malaya to doctors in Sarawak called upon to do special^ dutiesThe acting Minister of Health. Dato Donald Stephens, said this in the House of Representatives i
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    Cocktail party
    31 14 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Tour Operators' As-noil.-ion tonight K;ive a cocktall party to celebrate its Rut anniversary and the successful completion of a training course by 40 tourist guides.
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    153 14 JAWAU. Thurs. Brig. Tengku Ahmad bin Tengku B«sar Burhanuddin paid tribute to the people of eastern Sabah for their co-ODeration with the security forces against Indonesian guerillas. "The people of Tawau have been very helpful and co-operative. I hope they will continue to
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    258 14 Ambulance drivers angry over MP's charge L'UALA LUMPUR, •IV Thurs.— The Union of Government Health and Medical Drivers today denied charges by Dr. Mahathir bin Mohamed in Parliament yesterday concerning its members. Dr. Mahathir said In Parliament yesterday that 'ambulance drivers want to drive their ambulances In well-paved city streets
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      47 14 The Weather HIGHEST and lowest temperatures In Malaysia for the period 8 p.m. Wednesday to 8 p.m. yesterday Hirhrat Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 73 Kota Bharu 73 Penang 88 77 Ipoh 91 75 Malacca 88 75 Singapore 90 75 C Highland 60 Jesselton 75 Kuchlng 86 73
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      INDUSTRY MUST BE UNITED, HE SAYS
      325 15 INDUSTRY MUST BE UNITED, HE SAYS t CALL to Malaysian industry to co j operate in shaping the development of the national economy has been made by Mr. David N.W. Lee. president of the National Chamber of Malayan Manufacturers. Writing in the introductory passage or tne 1965 diI rectory produced
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      JAL's revenue expansion
      41 15 i Japan Air Lines earned a gross revenue of 5395 million during the company's last financial year, up 20 per cent over the preceding year. After expenses, special depredation and tax deductions, the net profit was $11.7 million.
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      First local assembled TV sets out soon
      430 15 First local assembled TV sets out soon I OCALLY assembled television sets will be put on sale in the Malaysian market sometime in July. The products of Setron Limited, the sets are being assembled locally with components imported from a leading European manufacturer of electro- nic products. Setron Ltd.. a
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      DEVELOPMENT 'IMPRESSIVE,' SAYS TOP FORD OFFICIAL
      122 15 DEVELOPMENT 'IMPRESSIVE,' SAYS TOP FORD OFFICIAL THE vice-president of Ford Motor Company, Mr. Tom Lilley (above), who spent five days in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur last week to familiarise himself with FordMalaysia's operations and the Malaysian automobile market. While his primary object was to view Ford's factory in Singapore which
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      New general manager for Seacorp
      105 15 New general manager for Seacorp COUTH East Asia Development Corporation Ltd. has a new general manager He is Mr. B.L Mathews whose appointment follows the development of the company's operation in Malaysia and the expansian of the Kuala Lumpur and Singapore offices. Mr. Mathews (above), who established a branch office
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      Formosa plans to raise cement output
      163 15 Formosa plans to raise cement output FJESPITE 1964 setbacks In for- eiga bales, the Formosan cement Industry is Increasing production this year, according to a report In the Free China News Syndicate of Talpeh. Last year, the Industry produced 2.339,000 ton* rive per cent more than in the previous year,
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      BEER IMPORTS
      20 15 Beer Imports into Singapore last year totalled 983.700 gallons, against 1.2 million gallons In 1963, according to statistics.
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      German answer to Japan challenge
      174 15 German answer to Japan challenge yEISS Ikon Ag Stutt- gart, one of Germany's leading manufacturers of cameras, has worked out plans to counter the mounting Japanese competition which it is facing in the South-East Asian market. As part of the campaign, the company is introducing cameras in the lower price
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      Jan-March foreign trade up
      139 15 Jan-March foreign trade up rE first quarter of this year proved to be a favourable period lor Singapore and Malaya's foreign trade, with both imports and exports well up on the comparable period last year. Official statistics Issued this week show that total trade was worth $2.1 7 7.2 million,
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      LUXURY LINER DUE ON WORLD CRUISE
      201 15 *FHE American President Lines luxury liner, Presl- dent Monroe, is expected in Singapore on June 20 with about 50 American intransit passengers on a special round the wnrln erata*. The 9.256 gross tons liner. which has a speed of 16} I knots, will dock
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      Goodyear sales
      43 15 The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company reports consolidated net sales of $1,481.1 million for the first three months of this year, up 8.6 per cent over the corresponding period of last year. Net Income was $66.5 million, up 11 per cent.
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      956 16 aaaJßkfeassasssl jSMLsBBBBBT^sfe UM oi unclaimed security deposii.-> lor electricity supply to premises vacated !>ince lit September 1963 to 31bt August, 1964 will be on display or available at the lolloumg olflces of the CenI tral Electricity Board until 31st I August. 1965. Alor bur Kepala Baias Arau Kangai BUM ti.au
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    ALL-ROUND EASINESS ON LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE
    832 18 From Our Market Correspondent MOKK counters were dealt in on the Stock Exchange yesterday when tbe easier tendency which has been observable for the past few days took on more definite shape. In industrials there were 24 losses throughout the list including Ounlops, (old
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 18 Malayan Stork Indices May 26 May 27 •Industrials: 74.45 73.39 Tins: 95.28 93.88 S rubbers: 103.56 103.56 •Dec. 30. 1963 104) Dec. 29. 1962=100
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    Straits tin price still has see-saw movement
    300 18 Straits tin price still has see-saw movement rE Straits tin price yrstrrday continued to see-saw Raining $6.37} to $780.87 i per pitul. Tbe estimated ofTering at 195 tons, down 15 tons, wan below the 200 tons level for tbe first time since midApril. In London overnight tin eased at the
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    DOLLAR RATE
    52 18 THE present rate of the Malayan x dollar against the pound sterlUnr fixed on November 24 last year is Selling TT or OO 2s. 3 15/164. Baying TT 2s. 1/16. Buying OD 2s. 4-..d. The dollar Li at its statutory middle position in relation to IU range against
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    46 18 1-ME Malayan Exchang* Banks' Association made these change* In Ita rates to merchants yesterday (all rmteo to itioi)): Selling TT or OD ready: Osutieh* Marks 129t: Holland Guilders 116 i: Brlrian Francs 1.607: French Frsncs luiian Llro 20. '.'TT: Danish Kroner L'L'li: Norwenian Kroner
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    MELBOURNE STOCKS
    129 18 MELBOURNE. Thurs. INOI'STRIALS moved narrowly in very dull trading and most issues gained slightly. Leaders attracted little support. Baw mrtals were mostly slightly higher Oils were steady In quiet trading. Tod. iv closing pritts with WednetIky prices In brarket*. Mount bat 34 ft (34/8) S. Broken HIM (1O«
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    H.K. RATES
    37 18 On the trss aiehangt mirkst in HonA Kong yenurday the U.S. dtllar »as quoted at ft.7M for T.T. and 5.74t for oath. •tarling was quoted m 16 03 and ont tatl or (aid at 25*|.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    71 18 CHINESE Product Eichania, Slnta1 por« nun pricts ptr picul yeittrday: Coconut: oil: bulk SbGi seller*, dram sett] mBmKi Copra: May June UK/Coot In-nt: Unquoted. Poppor: Muotok white S150 Kllera. Sarawak whit* (1471 aellera, special Sarawak black HJ'i Milan, garbled Lampoas black S147i<N) sellrrt. ASTA $160(N) seller.. Singapore coconut
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    CLOSING PRICES
    29 18 May 27. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: "3; cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: S7BO 871 (up 56.37 A). L'noliicial estimated offerins 195 tons (down 15 tons).
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      366 18 W*l^^ Orient mid-east lines Great Lakes Service FAST OIRECT SAILINtS FROM SINBAPORE AND MALAYA TO CANAOIAN ANO US GREAT UKES PORTS. S'aort f> S'nam Ptnanf ETA Toronto ORIENT TRADER Ma? 21/ JtM 1 2/1 4/5 JU« 1 ORIENT MERCHANT Jlf» 12/14 IS/11 W/11 A*f II ORIENT LINER Aaf 12/14 IS/U
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    BUSINESS DONE
    858 19 DUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bouitoad (1,000) SI IS, C.S. Holdings (1,000) 12. 1U: Dunlopi $1.30 BL, (1.000) (1.31. 30; Eiiu ords. (4.000) (1.41r: E.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    248 19 JUNE tint grade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at ?3" H cents per lb., down a quarter of a cent on Wednesday's closing level for the position. The tone was quiet after slightly easier. R.A.S. and F.M.K.E. closing price* in
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    240 19 May 27. Three montna. INDUSTRIALS Bouatead 13 cts McAlister 11 cU. City Dry. 7 cts. M. lnvt. 9 eta. C.B. Holdings 14 eU.N. Iron 9 cts. Dunlops 11 rts 0.C.8.C. 14 cts K Smelting 22 eta. Rothmans 10 cts Esaollcti. Ban 6 cts. Fed. Dlfp 12 ctl. Bel.
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    106 19 l-HIP* lying ■l*nglld« UM tlniaMr* Harbour whitili *r •MMcttO I*. *C«th»y 1/2. Olenroj 3/4. Autolycui 13/14 VUhvm Vlr 18, Ifikurno H»ni 19 Alcoa Ma«ter 77/28. Mlchlyo liani <t'/30 OaHvllle 31/32. Qulrli.aU 88/38. hor«by 40/41. City of Rlpon 44. Ro--,r,0 Mani 43, AfVi»»lloo 4«. lUnnowr 47, SfnarrMt N.W
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      417 19 WINMORE CORPORATION LIMITED (In Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 238 and 275 (1) tb) of the Companies Ordinance, Cap. 174 that the Final General Meeting of Members of the abovenamed Company will be held at sth floor. Flnlayson House, Raffles Quay, Singapore, on Thursday, Ist
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      631 19 BERNAM OIL PALMS LIMITED (Incorporated In the States of Malaya) NOTICE OF DIVIDEND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that In pursuance of a Resolution passed at the 36th Ordinary Annual General Meeting, the following dividend Is declared for the year ended 31st December, 1964, viz:— 4 shillings per share (Coupon No.
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      331 19 NOTICES WINMORE CORPORATION LIMITED (In Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 238 and 275 (1) (b) of the Companies Ordinance, Cap. 174 that the Final General Meeting of Creditors of the abovenamed Company will be held at sth Floor, Flnlayson House. Raffles Quay, Singapore, on Thursday,
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      3906 19 COMPANY MEETING ADDRESS DELIVERED BY THE PRESIDENT, MR. D. R. MITCHELL, AT THE 54TH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE F.M.S. CHAMBER OF MINES ON 27TH MAY, 1965 Gentlemen. Since our last Annual General Meeting Indonesia's policy of "Confiontaiion" towards Malaysia has been Intensified, and last September a htate of emergency
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      Lock icon THE 'STINKER'
      963 20 U.S. CONGRESS URGED TO INVESTIGATE CORRY. Pennsylvania, Thnrs. The lorry Journal, an afternoon newspaper, ran thii box on Page One yesterday: "Due to the nature oi last nifht'a fight, thi Journal feels it does not warrant coverage. Don't look for It on the sporU P«*e." The Richmond Newt
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      Lock icon SOCCER Stuttgart baffle Hong Kong XI
      254 20 SOCCER Stuttgart baffle Hong Kong XI HONG KONG. Thurs.— West Germany's Stuttgart soccer team defeated the Hong Kong F.A. XI 3-0 in a friendly match here last night. Halftime score was 2-0. Hong Kong could not cope with the "rolling system" adopted by the visitors In which attacks were Initiated
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      Lock icon TENNIS Maria, Margaret in semi-finals
      238 20 TENNIS Maria, Margaret in semi-finals DARIS, Thurs. Wim- bledon champion Maria Bueno of Brazil and French title-holder Margaret Smith of Australia both won their way into the women's singles semifinals at the French hard court tennis championships here yesterday. rhe 24-year-old Maria played with a great variety of strokes to
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      Lock icon CRICKET Brown, Sharpe take top honours
      395 20 CRICKET Brown, Sharpe take top honours I ONDON. Thurs- David Brown. Warwrkshire\s young fast bowipr who toured South Afrira with MCC last winter. and Yorkshire batsman Phil Sharpe took the honours of the day in a county cricket programme hit by rain. Brown took the first thre« wickets to fall
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      717 20 PEMBERI TAHU TAWARAN J.K.R., NEGRI SEMBILAN Tawaran2 akan dl-terlma dl-Pe- >i>at J.mitera Negrl. Negri Sembl!an. Srremban hlngga jam pukol 12 00 tengah harl pada Bhb Jun, I9M dtfl pemboroog2 J.K.R. Yang >erdaftar di-dalam perengkat "E" ka-atas batjl: MEMBENA DAN lENYIAPKAN SATU BLOCK MKNOANDONOI EMPAT (4) BUAH DAN SATU BLOCK ME(IANDONGI
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      877 20 NOTICE j CHAPTER 195 (Pawabriken) Ptedfrd C. <xJi and Jewellery from the followtaf Pawnbroker*' Shops. No. 136 New Bridge Road. Lam I Joon Stoog (Chop Sem Foh). I No. 256 South Bridge Road. Ho Tan Kee (Chop Heng P«tt) 1 Yong Kee. No 287 South Bridge Read. Scow Klan i
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      965 20 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS CITY COUNCIL OF GEORGE TOWN, PENANG Appoinment of Assistant Maintenance Engineer APPLICATIONS are inrttod 3 from suitably qualified persons for i the appointment of Assistant Maintenance Engineer, Penang t Power Station. 2. The duties of the post Include 1 organisation and supervision of I mechanical maintenance work on
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      CRICKET Recs and Seletar meet in key tie Sunday
      270 21  - CRICKET Recs and Seletar meet in key tie Sunday E. FRIDA By SINGAPORE, Thurs. Singapore Recreation, Club, the current leaders, and Royal Air Force Seletar, lying '< second in the Singapore Cricket Association senior tournament, will clasji in their vital match at Seletar on Sunday. Recs. the "Rlamour" cricket team
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      68 21 •>(>( CER Spore Div. 3A: Ocean 1 Serangoon Malays 1; Div. 3C: Radin I Mas 3 RAP Tengah 0. Div. 2D: Star Soccerites 2 Arsenel 2. Ipoh Div. I: KIA 5 M'pallty 0; Div. 2: Shaw Bros 0 Menglembu 0. Taiping Div. 2: Sukan Melayu 4 Rubber Plantations 3.
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      Parakee does a smashing gallop
      339 21 Parakee does a smashing gallop RACING with Epsom Jeep IPOH, Thursday. pARAKEE, Jalisco, Caravelle, Unchallenged and High Perfection are five horses for your "must follow" list at the Perak Derby meeting which opens here on Sunday. Parakee did a smashing trial on good going this morning when, ridden by Des
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      TAYLER AND WIFE ANN ENTER HILL CLIMB
      202 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Racing driver Tom Tayler and his wife. Ann, have both enured for the Gap Hill Climb here on Sunday They will drive Bond -4 S cars In two events 1,200 cc sports cars and racing cars unlimited. The Taylera will be
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      OFF TO HONG KONG!
      375 21  -  M. RAHMAN TENGKU TELLS THEM: PLAY GAME IN RIGHT SPIRIT By ITUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysia's first women's soccer team to travel abroad left this morning for! Hong Kong where they) will play three matches next week. Four officials accompanied the team of 16 players, with Puan
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      SWFA chiefs call for more teams in tournament
      143 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Rose I Nunls. the president of the o.ugapore Women's P.A., today 1 urged women In the Police Force j and Services who are Interested in soccer to form teams to compete in Itiie League tournament. Miss Nunls said: "Interest In
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      VOLLEYBALL Get top coach, expert advises
      146 21 VOLLEYBALL Get top coach, expert advises SINGAPORE, Thurs. Tetsuo Takahashi. vice-president of the All-Japan Volleyball Association and the manager of the visiting Matsushita side, said that Malaysia must engage a coach soon if they hope to do well In the Seap Games tournament in December. •The chances of Malaysia performing
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      171 21 I DIARY SOt (I.IC Malaya Cup: Kedah v Perils iA. Star); Trengganu v Pahang (K. Trengganu). Sitor* Div. 1: Star Soccerlies v Amicatolea (Jn. Besar. 5.15): Div. 2A: CA 'A 1 I v Rumbia; Div. 3A: BODCA v 40 REME; Div. 3B: Katong v P. Panjang (all matches at Farrer
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    Joy ride in 'borrowed' car cost $350
    112 22 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Ken Paglar, 22. who took a car without the consent of its owner "for a Joy ride" was today fined $350, In default one month's jail, and disqualified from driving for a year in the Third Criminal District Court. Earlier he
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    Photographic contest
    31 22 SINGAPORE. Thurs —Entries for the "Housing and Development Board photographic competition" will close tomorrow. Judging will take place at the Hollywood Room, Odeon Theatre, on Sunday at 10 a.m.
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    Lock icon PKI THE PRIDE OF THE COUNTRY—SUBANDRIO
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    Korean kick thrills Hamid...
    173 22 Korean kick thrills Hamid KIALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —The Chief of General Stall of the Malaysian Armed Forces Major-Gen. Dato Abdul Hamid bin Bidin, today witnessed a demonstration of judo and tae kwon do (Korean art of self-defence) by military police personnel. He was visiting the Malaysian military police headquarters in
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    82 22 LONDON. Thurs. The snobbish reluctance of British cavalrymen to give up their horses and take to tanks was responsible for Britain's defeats in the first years of World War II military historian Capt. B. H. Uddell Hart said today. •The early battles of World
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    The air raids continue
    60 22 SAIGON. Thurs. American and South Vietnamese fighter bombers continued to hammer North Vietnamese military installations and transport facilities today, damaging and destroying barracks and supply areas, railway yards, boats and bridges. More than 75 American and Vietnamese aircraft made five separate raids. One U.S. Navy jet
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    Management books show
    51 22 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— An exhibition of books on management was opened at the National Library today. It will remain open until June 17. A list of books and periodicals on management available for home reading and reference at the National Library will be distributed to visitors to the
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    LONDON STOCKS
    361 22 LONDON, Thurs. It was a somewhat sensational day in the stock markets. Gilt-edged dealers were at a loss to know what opening prices should be after the Chancellor of the Exchequers gains tax moves. Dealings eventually started at lunch time. It was a case of Irregular adjustments to
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    RUBBER
    58 22 LONDON. Thurs. Spot 22d., July 22 1 16 d. Aug. 22 1'16d.. Sept. 22d.. July Sept. 22 1 16 d.. Oct Dec. 2115 16d. Jan. March 2113 16d, April June 21 s id.. July Sept. 21 -,d. Oct. Dec. 21 '-d. cl.f June 21 T .d.. July 21 11
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    TIN
    25 22 LONDON Thurs —Buyers £1575. j sellers £1580, Forward buyers! £1543. sellers £1545. Settlement: £1575. Turnover a.m 70 tons, i p.m. 95 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    135 22 Steel man warns U 4 S. of threat to tin NEW YORK. Thurs.— A trading American steei man said today that almost any principal soiirt c of tin could come unrirr Communist control at any time. Mr l\or IV Sims, a vicepresident of Rethlehem Steel Corp. told the annual meeting
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    Temple ceremony
    34 22 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— A member of the Buddhist Union. Chia Siew Lian, will take an Order of Bnikkhuni cnuni at an ordination ceremony at. the Jalan Senyum Shrine on Sunday at 10 cm.
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    Mobile X-ray unit
    31 22 Singapore. Tbura. Tht Tuberculosis Control mobile Xray unit will be at the Yum Hwa Theatre square at Ban Heng. off Jalan Kayu. from 3 to 830 pm. tomorrow.
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    108 22 Xl ALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Mystery surrounds the cancellation of a political forum at the University of Malaya tonight at which Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. and Malaysia's Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, were to have
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    71 22 THE REMAINS OF Hi s Chrlllah retired T.leconm Supervisor' will ha removed for cremation at 6 p.m. on 2*-i-K.-> 413 Temlans Koad. E LAU KWANC KHAW. 10 away peacefully on '.'7..V65 at Malacca leaving behind 5 aonn, 4 daughters, dauKhters-in-lau, 3 rons-ln-law, 39 grand children. 37 great-grand children. Cortege
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