The Straits Times, 31 May 1965

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 145,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, MAY 31, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    The MPs resume the big battle today
    351 1  - The MPs resume the big battle today FELIX By ABISHEGANADEN KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday THE battle over the PAP move in the House of Representatives to censure the Central Government over tlu> King's speech from the Throne continues tomorrow with buck-benchers joining in th« fray. I understand at least 20 back-benchers
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    Subandrio: The big fix
    384 1 'WE HAVE MADE THE NECESSARY PREPARATIONS TO ISOLATE MALAYSIA' JAKARTA, Sunday CHINA and Indonesia are reported to have made the "necessary preparations" to exclude Malaysia from next month's Afro Asian conference in Algiers. Trie Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, returned to Jakarta last night from talks
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    Don't be caught in this trap
    267 1 Don't be caught in this trap KHIR WARNS THE MALAYS KAJANG. Sun. The The Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today appealed to Malays not to be caught I in "the PAP trap" which was intended to make them clash with the Chinese. He advised Umno members to "refrain
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    Lock icon The lovebirds —by Peking
    33 1 PEKING. Sun— Peking newspapers today headlined a statement saying that Soviet leaders are conducting an 'ardent flirtation" with U.S. imperialism •They are like lovebirds that cannot separate. it added.—Reut*r.
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    Lock icon Common Bible
    39 1 LONDON. Sun— A Roman Catholic edition of the Protestant revised standard edition of the new testament, regarded by theologians as a major step towards a common Bible for all Christians, goes on sale here next week Reuter
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    Lock icon IS MAO ILL? PEKING SILENT
    118 1 DEKING. Sun. No official comment mi available here today on rumours that the Chinese Communist Party chairman. Mr. Mao Tse tung. is seriously ill. There have been three such rumours in the pa.st year at times when the 71--year-old chairman disappeared from the headlines for
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    Lock icon Brewery workers continue strike
    51 1 COPENHAGEN Sun Stnkinu brewery workers have refused to end their four-week walk-out which has cvi Denmark's beer consumption to nearly zero. The union vote was a severe blow to Denmark s tourist industry and to the Government, which is losing US$3OO,OOO a day in beer taxes.
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    Lock icon Rotarians meet
    29 1 ATLANTIC CITY (New Jersey), Sun. The 56th annual convention of Rotary International opens here today with more than 12.000 Ro- tarlans from throughout the world attending Reuter.
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    Lock icon Censorship
    20 1 JAKARTA. Sun— The Minister of Culture has Installed a "book control committee" to supervise what Indonesians may read. UPI.
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    Just fancy that...
    72 1 ROME. Sun The screen Adam and Eve are going to get an opportunity the Biblical Adam and Eve never had a second chance in the Garden of Eden. iThe Eden sequences of Dino do Laurent is nim 'The Bible are being re-made. Studio sources said director I
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    Ningkan: I want pledge of loyalty from Taib
    960 1  -  GEOFFREY GELDARD: From KUCHING, Sunday SARAWAK'S Chief Minister, Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan, wants a pledge of "undivided loyalty and trust to me and other Ministers in the State Cabinet" before he will accept Inche Taib bin Mahmud. the former Minister of Communications
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    Indon body found
    67 1 SINGAPORE. Sun— The htghly decomposed body of an Indonesian I was found at 6.30 a.m today by a fisherman near a kelong off Katong. Police later said it was one of j the two missing Indonesians, who together with one captured had I jumped overboard from their
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    Tickets issued by robots
    67 1 London, sun Leningrad enKineers are building ;i cybernt titrobot to issue ticket* for all types of transport, the Tass commercial I seruce reported today. The robots would need only two to three seconds to issue a ticket for any or the 100 trains. 60 ocean and
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    SUPP BRANCH BANNED AS REDS
    127 1 SUPP BRANCH BANNED AS REDS gUCHIXG, Sun. The Sarawak Governnenl tonight announced the banning of another branch of the Opposition leftwing Sarawak United People's Parly. An official statement said the Government had evidence that the branch at the 24th mile Kuching to Simanggang Road was under Communist control and its
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    Lock icon Wilson booed by crowd
    47 1 LONDON. Sun —The Prime Mini' -er. Mr Harold Wilson. wa« booed by a crowd outside No 10 Downing Street, yesterday when be left lor the weekend. "I have never MM anything like it." said a policeman oa duty. "Tney were most hostile." UPI.
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    STOP PRESS
    31 1 QUEEN HOME PORTSMOUTH, Sun. Thousands of Briton* cheered QMH Flizabrth today on her arrival home aboard the royal yacht Britannia from a triumphant st.itr visit to Wrst Germany. I'PI.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Everest climbed four times by Indian team
      257 2 Everest climbed four times by Indian team NEW DELHI, Sun. An Indian expedition yesterday became the first group to climb Mt. Everest four times exactly 12 years after the world's highest mountain was first conquered. Two members of the Indian expedition are nephews of Tenzing Norkay. the Sherpa who first
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      Lock icon Third day of big Vietcong offensive
      409 2 Third day of big Vietcong offensive SAIGON, Sunday rjOMMUNIST Vietcong guerillas launched further attacks on vital bridges in the country's northern provinces today in the third successive day of their offensive against Government forces. Reports received here said two bridges between 20 and 25 miles south of Danang were heavily
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      Lock icon Vietcong boast
      46 2 TOKYO. Sun. Vietconi; guerillas "put out of action" 3.485 South Vietnamese troops nid 54 Americans in Quang Tri and Thua Thien provinces in the Hrst four months of the year and shot down or damaged 19 aircraft, the (North) Vietnam new» agency reported. Reuter
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      Lock icon Time-bomb wrecks RAF plane at Aden
      99 2 ADEN, Sun.— A time-bomb yesterday wrecked an empty British Air Force Dakota aircraft at Aden airport. First reports said the Dakota had been used a few hours before to carry the British High Commissioner.. Sir Richard Turnbull. but British Middle East Command headquarters later
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      Lock icon King visits France
      26 2 PARIS. Sun. The King of Afghanistan, accompanied by Queen Homaira. arrived by plane yesterday in Nice on an official visit to Prance. AP.
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      Lock icon Jones says farewell
      90 2 U'ORMER American Ambassador to Indonesia Mr. Howard Jones plants a farewell kiss on tr> cheek of an Indonesian child at Kemajoran airport here. Before he left Mr. (ones wished that better understanding would prevail between Indonesia and the United States in the future. Mr. Jcncs who is
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      'Arrest the culprits'
      55 2 JAKARTA. Sun. Indonesian Muslim and student organisations have condemned the recent killing at Simelungun of an army lieutenant by the Communist farmers organisation (8.T.1.) members. The Indonesian Islamic Youth Federation said in a statement that the incident should be condemned and strict measures should be taken against
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      Tshombe's troops close in
      195 2 Leopoldville, Sun. 1 /CONGOLESE National V; Army troops, spearheaded by white mercenaries, yesterday closed In on the last two rebel strongholds in northern Congo in a bid to rescue about 100 white hostages. The targets are Buta. 185 miles north-west of Stanleyville, and Bondo, 310 miles
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      Lock icon 'Peking is behind all the trouble in Africa'
      147 2 'Peking is behind all the trouble in Africa' ABIDJAN, Sun. China is behind most of the subversion in Africa, including the recent attempt on the life of President Hamanl Diori of Niger, according to President Felix Houphouet-B oig n y of the Ivory Coast. He made this accusation at a
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      Lock icon Senanayake won't go to London
      95 2 /COLOMBO. Sun. The vy Prime Minister of Ceylon, Mr. Dudley Seranayake, will not attend the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference in London next month due to pressure of work, it was officially announced here. Mr. Senanayake is the fourth of the Commonwealth's 21 leaders now known
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      Lock icon Factories fire
      23 2 hong kong. Bun.— Ten anal factories were dP.stroyed early ye.verday when flre raged through a block on the Kowloon waterfront.— A.P.
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Crash due to metal fatigue? Denial by airline
      222 3 Crash due to metal fatigue? Denial by airline I ONDON. Sun. Leading officials of Royal Jordanian Airlines in London denied reports that a company spokesman had claimed that the crash of company's Dart Herald In Syria recently was due to metal fatigue. The officials are Mr. Tewflk 8. Tabbaa. chairman
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      Lock icon NATO SEEKS A STAND FOR THE NUCLEAR AGE
      173 3 NATO SEEKS A STAND FOR THE NUCLEAR AGE DARIS. Sun. Nato Defence Ministers will meet here tomorrow and on Tuesday to hammer out a common strategy re c on c iling force requirements and economic resources available for the defence of Europe in the nuclear age. They will try to
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      Lock icon BRAWL: SOLDIERS HELD
      77 3 BERLIN. Sun. Ten British soldiers were under close arrest here last night after a battle with .nore then 30 West Berlin police following an afternoon brawl in a restaurant. The incident came only two days after half a million Berliners had hailed Queen Elizabeth's visit here as
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      Lock icon A bullet in his heart
      67 3 MOSCOW. Sun —Pavel Kazban. a former Red Army officer, has lived for 24 years with a bullet Inside his heart, according to ihe weekly Moscow News. The paper said that Kazban was shot in the heart during a 1941 battle. The bullet lodged in the
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      Lock icon A second home
      39 3 PHILADELPHIA. Sun. About I 2 million Americans now own a sec< rd home, which is some form of holiday or weekend home, ac- 1 to .i survey conducted by •he N;'ion;il Association of Home Builders. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Gemini Four gets green light for lift-off on Thursday
      418 3 CAPE KENNEDY. Sun. fHE Gemini Four space flight, planned as Americas most ambitious manned space trip so far. got the full go-ahead for a Thursday lift-off from officials of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration last night. The flight will involve
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      Lock icon 'I want my money back' suit by man who saw fight
      182 3 'I want my money back' suit by man who saw fight JKRSKV CITY. Sun (Jhargine the ListonClay fight played him for a sucker, a New York stockbroker has filed suit for the USSIO he paid to watch the match on clos-ed-circuit television. Ronald Lewis, who lives in Elbrown, believes the
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      Lock icon Just fancy that...
      83 3 LONDON. Sun.— Startled advertising man Dennis Ellam opened a bank statement and found that he was credited with a balance of £9.999.999 9s. I lid. Ninety minutes later. Mr. Ellam found that the bank had made an error -of X 9.999.999 9s. lid. I "Someone must have
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      Lock icon Bolivia warns: No more violence or else
      179 3 Bolivia warns: No more violence or else A PAZ, Sun. -A total of 74 arrests were reported yesterday as the Government declared it would not tolerate further outbreaks of violence of the sort that I have shaken Bolivia over the past week. Military sources expect that j martial law will
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      Lock icon A safe landing
      34 3 NEW YORK. Sun. A Nor.UWe*>i Airlines jetliner carrying 54 people made an emergency landing on ;i fo;<m-covered rnnway at Kennedy Airp. I night with i> defective nosewhet-l. No-one was injured. UPI.
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      That fight in five words
      45 3 WASHINGTON. Sun.— Mr. B«rt Talcott (Republican-California) probably had the briefest congressional criticism of professional boxing following the Clay-Llston title fight this week. The complete text of his speech, as inserted In yesterday Congressional Record: "Mr. Speaker, professional boxing stinks."— UPl
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    2 'dragons' clash as gang war hots up
    472 4  - 2 'dragons' clash as gang war hots up ABUL FAZIL By SINGAPORE, Sun. "FkRAGONS" are spitting fire and Singapore is facing one of the biggest internecine gangland wars in recent years. Pitted against each other are two big affiliates of the 24 Secret Society Group: "Gi Hai Leng" (Virtuous Sea
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    N-language exams
    34 4 SINGAPORE, Sun.—Registration for the August 1965 national language public examinations, for Standards I, II and 111. conducted by the Ministry of Education, will begin on June 1, and close on June 18.
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    PRACTICAL LESSONS IN OIL PAINTING
    163 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Adult Education Board is organising a six-month practical course in oil painting, which will commence sometime about the end of June. The course will be conducted In English. The tuition fee for the full course is $35 Lessons will be held either
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    FORUM: LEE CALLS FOR NEW DATE
    245 4 FORUM: LEE CALLS FOR NEW DATE SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew has written to the piesldent of the University of Malaya Historical Society suggesting a new date for the political forum, which was cancelled on Thursday night. In his lever. dated Saturday, Mr. Lee said: "1
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    Minister: Well overcome pharmacist shortage
    362 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. q^HE Minister for 1 Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, said yesterday that the Singapore Government would eventually rectify the present unsatisfactory state of affairs in which unqualified persons practised as pharmacists, when the shortage of qualified pharmacists had been overcome. He was speaking
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    DEATH
    11 4 RECINA (14> taken Horn* by Jeaui at 11.30 a.m. 30/5/69.
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    Lock icon Soldiers and friends
    142 5 AT remote Long Jawi in Sarawak's Third Divi sion, men of the 3rd Battalion. Royal Malay Regi- ment, have made friends with the local Kayan people they are defending against Indonesian raiders. Whenever the battalion commander. Lt..-Col. Ismail bin Ibrahim, visits his positions at Long Jawi he
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    Aid from NZ: Date of arrival soon
    125 5 Aid from NZ: Date of arrival soon KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The arrival date of $3.4 million worth of military equipment from New Zealand will be announced soon. The New Zealand Prime Minister, Mr. Keith Holyoake. while on a visit here in April last year, announced that NewZealand would give $2,313,900
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    State Engineer leaves
    56 5 KOTA BHARU. Sun. The State Engineer. Mr. A. J. Cole- man, 36. has left here under the Malay.sianisation programme. Mr. Coleman was the last expatriate government officer in the State He was with the P.W D. for two years and is succeeded by j Mr- Poo Pook
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    Ministry's new instructions on certificates puzzle heads
    185 5 Ministry's new instructions on certificates puzzle heads PENANG, Sunday. PRINCIPALS of secondary schools here are puzzled over the Ministry of Education's latest instructions about certificates for successful candidates in last year's Lower Certificate of Education examinations. "We have been asked to fill in the names and particulars of each successful
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    An American memorial wreath at the war
    82 5 An American memorial wreath at the war SINGAPORE, Sun. Tht United States ConsulGeneral In Singapore. Mr. John A. Lacey, and the president of the American Association. Mr. William Krall. this morning laid a wreath at the Kranji War Memorial to mark America's Memorial Day. Also present were the naval attache
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    Donations to D-Fund
    53 5 IPOH, Sun— All employees rf rubber estates in the Parlt district are to donate one per cent of their wages for three months to the National Defence FundThe estates are Buloh Akar. Glenealy, Parit Perak. Sadang. Senggang and Sera poll. The total amount will be in the
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    Chairman again
    24 5 IPOH. Sun. My. Choy Kok Kuan was re-elected chairman of ttip National Union of Commercial workers. Perak branch, ai its annual meeting
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    Indonesian explosion
    51 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. Police today said that the explosion which occurred late last night came from somewhere in Indonesian waters off Singapore's Pulau Sebarok. It is still not known what caused the blast, and Marine Police patrols which scoured territorial waters around the area last night did not find
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    Firearms appeals: Only five per cent succeed
    106 5 KUALA LIMPI'R, Sun. Only one out of 20 of those whose application). for firearm permits wer* turned down by the police had been successful in appeals to the Minister of Home Affairs. This was stated b? a spokesman of the Ministry of Home
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    'Miss Patriotic': 15 enter
    47 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— More than 15 girls have entered for the "Miss Patriotic 1965" contest to be held at the Chinese Assembly Hall here on TuesdayThe contest being organised in conjunction with a dance in aid of the National Monument ant Partriotic Funds.
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    Alliance to Lee: We want deeds as well as words
    364 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Alliance Party Slngapura said yester- day that anyone who supported Malaysia in words and not in deeds < could never be a true Malaysian. In an attack on Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. and the
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    Ulu Langat to celebrate L-Month
    65 6 Ulu Langat to celebrate L-Month l/AJANG. Sun. The Ulu Langat district will begin its month-long celebrations marking this year's National Language campaign on Friday. Highlights ot the celebrations will be a folk-dancing contest open to all races, a National Language Queen contest and a National Dress contest for men The
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    Alliance sets up language unit
    194 6 PENANG, Sunday. THE Penang State Alliance last night set up a committee for the promotion of the national language at an inaugural meeting held at the MCA headquarters here. The meeting, attended by MCA, Umno and MIC leaders. was opened by a State Exei cutive
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    FATAL HEAD-ON CRASH
    73 6 FATAL HEAD-ON CRASH CINGAPORE. Sun— A 23--year-old scooterist, Ibrahim bin Omar, was fatallyinjured when his machine was involved in a head-on collision with a motor-cycle ridden by Khoo Boon Thlam. 21. along Jalan Eunos yesterday Ibrahim, of Lorone Mazukl. Chanei. died In hospital early today. Khoo has been warded and
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    KUCHING COUNCILLORS ON VISIT TO IPOH
    92 6 IPOH, Sun.— Ten munici- pal councillors from Kuching today visited the Tasek industrial estate here. They arrived yesterday for a three-day visit as guests of the Ipoh Municipal Council They visited the municipality's Sungei Part low- j cost housing scheme and I were entertained
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    Marshall honoured
    72 6 rpHE Sultan of Pahang bestowing the title of Dato Kurnia lohan Pahlawan on Mr. David Marshall, Singapore lawyer and a former Chief Minister of the State. The investiture ceremony was held at the Balai Rong, Istana Abu Bakar, Pek m. on Saturday on the occasion of the Sultan's
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    Support for language order
    137 6 Support for language order I^ANGAR, Sun. The xv Perlis branch of the National Schools Teachers Union of Malaya last night supported Chief Education Officer, Inche Ariffin bin Mat Nam's directive to Chinese schools in the State to use only the national language for announcements on their notice boards. "We hope
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    'People won't engage in race strife to aid this politician'
    665 7 'People won't engage in race strife to aid this politician' TAJ\: THE POWER STRUGGLE KUALA LUMPUR. Sun fHK Malays and Chinese. are "not so foolish"' as to engage in racial strife merely to enable an over-ambi-tious politician to achieve supreme power, the Minister j of Finance, Mr. Mr. Tan Siew
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    PROTEST WALK-OUT BY 30 IN ADVERTISING FIRM
    98 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. 30 employees of Cathay Advertising Ltd. yesterday staged a protest walk-out over what they described as the "management's unethleal tactics in attempting to split the unity of their union At 11.30 a.m. the work- j ers commercial artists, clerks and peons
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      242 7 Straits Times Crossword ■^^^bbbbb^l WS aaaaf aaaaV aaaaf fcaaaT^~" Bi^l ia^^ aaaT"" At'ROftS 6. A name on ground not 1. T»* S .voiding .ctkm in r^umng tnwL<lam psychologic*! ttrmi .8 9>. c n J n 7thi Li t. Point to drunkrn lord it i 6. A Latin Is of this
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    395 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE chairman 'of the Malayan Employers' Consultative Association, Mr. S.O.K. Übaidulla, today called on all employers to adhere to the Code of Conduct for industrial peace. Mr. Übaidulla said in a statement: "It has been suggested in the Press 'that
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    113 8 PENANG TO ACT ON BEGGAR NUISANCE pENANG, Sun. The public here is being urged to refrain from giving alms to vagrants and beggars. "We need this co-oper-ation in order to eradicate this nuisance from our 'streets," says an official statement. Police action will be started on Tuesday to round up
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    Villagers get promise
    58 8 KANGAR, Sun. The Mentri Besar. Dato Sneikh Ahmad bin Mohamea Hashim. has assured Thai resident!, of Kampong Behor Gelam. six miles from here, that the State Government will keep its promise and build a road to their village. He gave this assurance to a sixman delegation, led
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    165 8 Kidwai: India's definite 'yes' at Algiers j/OTA BHAKI. Sun The Indian Hgh Commissioner to M:ili>sia, Mr. M.K. Kidwai (above), today reiterated his country's support for Malaysia's participation in the Afro-Asian conference in Algiers. Speaking to reporters here today, Mr Kidwai said: "Malaysia is i reality and Afro-Asian countries cannot afford
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    Strike threat by security guards
    188 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. A BOUT 150 security guards who are looking after A several million dollars worth of private property in the nations capital may go on strike next week. The guards, employed by Securicor (Malaya) Ltd.. will give the management a 24--hour strike notice
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    Farmer loses pigs
    22 8 IPOH. Sun. Ten piglets worth $200 were stolen from a farmer. Wong Seng Loy. in Kampong Simee here yesterday.
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    Farewell party for D.O.
    61 8 PARIT BUNTAR. Sun. Th« Krian District Officer. Dato M"lianied bin Ibrahim, was entei- tamed to a farewell dinner Imsi I ni?ht by members of the Krian 1 Club. Dcto Mohamed leaves tomorrow on transfer to Teluk Anson as District Officer. Lower Perak. Hr will be succeeded
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    Society plans to buy land
    50 8 PENANG. Sun. A Malay Co- operative Thrift and Investment Society was formed last night to raise capital to buy land. Over 100 Malay businessmen attended the inaugural meeting convened by Inche Jaldin bin Sanusi and declared open by Syed Hassan Aidid. Penang Umno divisional president.
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    35 8 KOTA BHARU. Sun. The Mentri Besar of Kelantan. Inche Asri bin Haji Muda. will hold a garden party at his residence on Wednesday evening to celebrate the birthday of the Yang diPertuan Agong.
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    Mahathir ticked off: You should have known
    294 8 I^UALA LUMPUR. Sun. 1V The Federation Xray Staff Union today expressed regret that Dr. Mahatir bin Mohammed, M.P.. "in spite of being a medical practitioner himself, is ignorant of the conditions of work of X-ray assistants." Mr. Yeo Thiam Hork. secretary of the
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    Expert to talk on acupuncture
    75 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. Siow Yong Chai. an acupuncture expert who has made a name in British medical circles, will give a talk on "Chinese therapeutical methods of acupuncture and moxibustion" in the Pathology lecture theatre. General Hospital, at 8 pm. on Tuesday. The talk is sponsored
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    Had Indian hemp
    34 8 TAIPING. Sun. Wan Chlk bin Hamid. 38. was fined a total of $800 by the Sessions Court here yesterday for being in ytonsession of Indian lienu, cultivating eight Indian hemo plants.
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    Industry in the long run better than trade—chamber head
    464 8 Industry in the long run better than trade— chamber head SINGAPORE, Sunday rE president of the Indian Chamber of Commerce. Mr. K. M. Abdul Razak. said yesterday that Singapore's century-old reliance on entrepot trade, which played an Important part in its progress and prosperity, was gradually giving way to industrialisation.
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    Padi planting day fixed
    53 9 KANGAH. Sun. The Perils 6i:. ii Government, hrt.s uxed June 15 as ihe target data tm the start of the padi planting .season this year Farmers who tali to observe this within three months an liable to a fine of $10 for every unplanted relong. or
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    51 9 PENANG. Son The Chier Minister. Djio Wong Pvm Xe* will open in exhibition of New i Zealand contemporurv paintinst> land ceramic* at the Town Hall at' I 4.15 D.m. on June 7. The exhibition, under the auspices of the Penang Ann Council, will be open until June
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    Hunt for Redhead the monster crocodile
    231 9  - Hunt for Redhead the monster crocodile AHMAD RAMLI: From Kota Bharu, Sunday HUGE red-headed crocodile has been terrorising people along the coast from Tumpat to Kuala Besut, 100 miles from here, for the past two months. The crocodile the biggest seen here for many years —is believed to have come
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    Help Govt call to opposition parties
    104 9 Help Govt call to opposition parties rpAIPING. Sun— The mm--1 tri Besar of Perak. Date Ahmad bin Said, called on all opposition parties to put aside their political differences and cooperate with the Alliance Government to strengthen Malaysia's defence aeainst a common enemy. He was speaking here yesterday to 15
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    Work begins on reservoir
    36 9 lANGKAK. Sun. Work hui begun on a reservoir costing $400,000 at Panchor. 24 mile* j from here When completed in September. It will provide three million gal- i lons of water daily-
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    Tun Razak has high praise for Girl Guides—i
    341 9 Tun Razak has high praise for Girl Guides i KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. today called on parents to encourage their daughters to Join the Girl Guide movement because it provided not only fun and adventure but also good leadership and character training. He made
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    CD soldiers can become officers
    158 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. RATIONAL Servicemen who have been drafted 11 into the Civil Defence Corps stand a chance of becoming officers with an equivalent rank of second lieutenant if they make the grade. This decision was taken by the regional headquarters here In view of
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    No quorum, so meeting is postponed
    77 9 I/UALA LUMPUR. Sun. IV The Selangor Eurasian Association has postponed its annual meeting to next Sunday at io a.m. because it was unable to form a quorum today. Only 16 members turned vp five short to form a quorum. lv president. Mr. A. S.
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    Civics course
    34 9 BATU PAHAT, Sun— The Information Department here will hold a civics course for 100 residents of Parit Sulong on June 7. The District Officer. Inche Tallb bin Abu. will open the course.
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    Technicians call for 'dynamic action'
    148 9 FUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Technical Association of Malaysia has called on Its members to provide the "dynamic technical guidance and action" which the country demands. An editorial In the association's quarterly journal said that the technologist could not afford to continue in the same old
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    57 10 M Word* Sit (Muttimum) MR. AND MRS. Victor Muttlah. Koala Kangsar, thank all those who sent gift*, good wishes and attended their wedding 2H-5-1963. TNI FAMILY OP the late Mrs. Ta» Bung Chiam nee Betty Teo Lay Tee thank relatives and friends for tbelr oaodoiences, wreath*, scroll", donations, night
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      642 10 Although the proposed changes in the Criminal Procedure Code are not as drastic in at least one important respect as was first reported, they are far reaching and on the whole regressive. They are not attracting anywhere near the attention they deserve. The two major changes proposed
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      Growing Varsity
      414 10 The pace of change at the University of Malaya is to become even more rapid in years to come. Already (on Saturday) it has held its i first convocation conducted entirely in the National Language; the medical centre is almost completed; new faculties are to be opened; and
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      Changi Oil
      158 10 Singapore has few enough bathing beaches, and that even these should be polluted by floating oil is something of a civic disaster. The anger of people who went to Changi for a swim and then found oil "all over the place" is therefore justifiable. Unfortunately time is likely
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      371 10 IN the final resolution passed at the May 22nd meeting of the Singapore Bar is a reference to the abolition of the titles- of Maha Hakim' and 'Lord President' now connected with and belonging to the office of Chief Judge of Malaysia. The resolution calls
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      61 10 A SCHOOL I know of compels the students to run In its cross-coun-try race and to take part in the "standard test". Not all students are born to be good runners, and to compel them to participate under threats of punishment If they refuse Is most unfair. There
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      232 10 HAVE been reading your postbaK for years and it has given me a sad insight into human nature. I often wonder when human beings can be satisfied. I often read of aelayt. In the payment of salaries to various categories of government servants. Yet early this
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      63 10 1 REFER to a letter on "Danger Spot" by Mr. Chua Chye Seng (S.T. May 19) and wish to state that the Hawkers and Markets Department is aware of the situation at Bukit Ho Swee primary school and action had been taken periodically against these unauthorised hawkers whenever
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      835 10  -  Halcro Ferguson In strike-paralysed Bolivia arrn^d and angry tin miners hold the key to peace or civil war and collapse of a nation By THE strike by tin miners in Bolivia, paralysing the industry on which the national economy depends, has been costing the country 150,000
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    Learning Malay—89
    592 10  - Learning Malay 89 YUNUS MARIS by M.A. UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA VOCABULARY: Chun, menchuri (vi to ste&l, penohuri (n) thief; taman cm garden; taman bunga (N) flower garden, public garden such as the Lake Oarden in Kuala Lumpur; taman hiboran (N> entertainment or recreational park; rehat, berehat (v) to rest, relax;
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      234 10 CONGRATLXATIONS to j CHANRAI'S on the occasion of the opening of their new department store in Kuala Lumpur. SELANGOrUH PEWTER CO. 219Jln.TuankuAbd. Rahman. K.L.Tel.B3429 SORE THROAT Kill the germs that cause it Get soothing relief Nearly all sore throats are caused by germs. DEQUADIN ff-rgf: LOZENGES art an antibacterial treatment
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      333 11 %L£m^ come to LUMPUR }yU, 30, JALAN TUANKU ABDUL RAHMAN. /^mß^t M V^ Chanrai's, The Exclusive Shop for top quality goods, service and tailoring, now offers you in Kuala Lumpur the Hj^ A J same top quality goods and top service with the added facility of a ladies Department All
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      12 11 CHANRAIS v/Jt JCiJN 1 J^i vx OF NEW STORE TRAITS TIMES SUPPLEMENT
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      Step forward in firm's expansion plans
      703 11 DR. LIM OFFICIATES AT KUALA LUMPUR STORE OPENING THE openinjr in Kuala Lumpur during the weekend of Chanrai's exclusive shop for top quality goods, service and tailoring marks a step forward in the firm's expansion plans for a chain of fashion stores throughout Malaysia.
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      Melwani keeps pace with fashion world
      476 11 VfR. B.H. MELWANI. managing director of Chanrai's belongs to the category of top businessmen who devote a great part of their time to social work. As head of a chain of fashion stores, he Is pressed for time, but somehow manages to find time
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      TRAINED STAFF
      45 12 TOP' The finer points ot exclusive suit lengths are put forward by experienced and trained staff to Hie customer before a tale is concluded at Chanrai'* "men's exclusive shop" at 81. High Street, Singapore. ABOVE General view of Ch.inr.iis store at High Street.
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      Chanrai started trade in handlooms in 1860
      484 12 story of Chanrai is one of drive, business acumen and the propensity to move with changing times by two Indian brothers .Ihamalmal and Thakurdas Chanrai. Scions of wealthy I fc?^— i Zamindars (Landowners), they set up a company known as J.T. Chanrai in
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      ChanraVs meet exact needs of customers
      428 13 1 1 nifs*^ WEAR SAKE* \JR. KRISHNA Khcmlani, the manager of Chanrai's new shop, felt convinced that Kuala Lumpur being the Malaysian capital there was room for this kind of Chanrai store. "I feel there is great need for a shop such as Chanrai's
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      Director recalls a client's letter
      635 13 TO 'EXCLUSIVE MEN'S SHOP' MR. B. H. MELWANI, managing director of Chanrai's, likes to recall a letter from a client who wrote on the envelope; "The Singapore's only exclusive Men's Shop, Singapore." This letter was duly delivered to Chanrai's at High Street. Said Mr. Mcl
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      Saree Centre
      29 14 VIEW of Chanrita exclusive Saree Centre with its modern and carved furniture. It carries a wide variety of the latest styles in sarees and other fashionable goods.
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      182 12 j f f t- r f Latest 1965 ladies swim wear collection. Every time you look ahead, there's I newsform. Sole Agents: f MULLER PHIPPS Congratulations and Best Wishes to on the occasion of the opening of their new Department Store in Kuala Lumpur. THE UNITED COMMERCIAL BANK LTD. Raffles
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      167 12 PICKLES SHUTTLEWORTH LTD. wish to extend their congratulations and best wishes to on the opening of their new shop at 30 Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, Kuala Lumpur. PICKLES SHUTTLEWORTH LTD. are proud to announce that they supply Seltex Brand Terylene/ Worsted Suitings To Chanrai s Sole Agents: Borneo Mala\a Representatives
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      225 13 Congratulations and best wishes to on the occasion of the opening of their new shop at M) Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, Kuala Lumpur. from SIR JACOB BEHRENS SONS LTD. suppliers of Bear Brand Terylene/ Worsted Suitings to CHANRAI'S. Sole Agents: Borneo Malaya Representatives Ltd. P. O. Box 2197 Singapore Congratulations
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      195 13 and Best Wishes to on the occasion of the opening of their New Department Store in Kuala Lumpur, from Maidenform, Inc. m2t ays JiiUUii •^Sfi A MM! L3l 1 ish ing A II Success And Prosperity to from: UNITED AGENCIES (MALAYA) •Manufacturers Representatives 605, China Insurance Building Kuala Lumpur Tel:
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      194 14 i| Best Wishes on the occasion «tf the opening of their new Department Store in Kuala Lumpur. m f> j cl IV I* K^K j wr our MAN-ONTHE-SPOT to work for YOU i Munk of America I l MATIONAL J«\J,« I; ...for trade ami industrial financing. S'NGAPORE. 31. RAFFLES place.
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      222 14 Congratulations to CHANRAI'S 30, Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, Kuala Lumpur > W\ yzf— just wear a smile a ir\ a and a J/ \Mmanhm mm nttl^ I '9/ K/lV^l^^S^ COTTON SPORTSH I RTS ran V J DISTRIBUTORS FOR MALAYSIA: 1. E. TELS i. Cos TRADING SOCIETY Congra tv la tions
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    185 15 ACCRA, Sun. Presi- dent Nkrumah of Onana hopes shortly to meet the Malaysian m e Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, to dis<"ss i solution to the Malaysia-Indonesia dispute. In a joint statement issued here yesterday in conjunction with the viMtinsr Malaysian roodwill mission. President Nkrumah
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    31 15 ALOR STAR, Sun. The Kedah Government is to ask the Ministry of Rural Development for more American Peace Corps volunteers to help in community development in the State's rural
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    1542 15 Reporting a very special occasion in the history of the Straits Times DINNER TO HONOUR A TRULY GREAT NEWSPAPERMAN AND PUBLISHER' KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday THE Malaysian Press in aspiring to the highest standards must never forget that what it can and should do "must eventually be governed by what is
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    140 15 LTIFTEEN Straits Times employees in Kuala Lumpur received long service awards last night from the chairman and managing director of the organisation, Mr. A. O Simmons. Nine workers with more than 30 years' service were presented with handsome clocks. The others, with more than 25 years' service,
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    177 15 Royal fish drive on Pahang River DEKAN. Sun. A flsh drive along the Pahang River today brought to an end the week long celebrations marking the 61st birthday of the Sultan of Pahang. The Tengku Ampuan of Pahang and members of the royal family also took part. Among the YIPs
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      117 15 m JAY GEE Z7 ENTERPRISES Congratulate CHANRA] ORGANISATION ON THE OPENING OF THEIR NEW SHOP LADIES' GENTS' WEAR Obtainable your Playtex Bras from Chanrai's Kuala Lumpur LIVING STRETCH BRAS 59 with Nylon Locc Caps and odi istable, cushioned stretch straps provide lirxunous comfort ond long lasting support Avoilab c \Q
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      838 15 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) (HAVNtLS ture Theatre •Japanese 5 Kuala Lumpur and Petiang ishl "«f VUlajie and "Pelican 6 Ipoh and Malacca. P«««J j 7 New* In English; 3 Johore Bahru. 7 10 Forum: 7.34 Mr. Maggo 4 Taipinc William Tell"; 8 New* in 7 Batu Pahat Mandarin: 8.10 Mari Berbual.
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    186 16 Sock's ship is freed again— on a US$2 mil. bond i NEWARK (New Jer- i sey). A ship owned by the Indonesian Government was released by U.S. Marshals yesterday after a surety company posted i. US$2 million bond. The freighter Johannes Latuharhary had been detained after attorneys for an American
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    193 16 A $5.4 MIL. STATE SWINDLE IN ROME ROME. Sun. Three doctors and a lawyer were remanded for trial yesterday on charges of turning the fight against tuberculosis into a business that netted them (US) 51. 839.045. The case was the latest In a rash of Italian civil service scandals in
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    114 16 Restriction order on Nkomo's lawyer BULAWAYO. Sun. Mr. Leo Baron, the attorney who has been representing African nationalist leader Joshua Nkomo and his colleagues for the last three years, was served yesterday with a Government order restricting him to a 15-mile radius of Bulawayo. London-born Mr. Baron camp to Rhodesia
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    36 16 CLEMSON (South Carolina), Sun.— Harvey Oantt, the first Negro in modern times to attend it white, state-supported university in South Carolina, graduated with honours today with a degree In architecture from damson University— Reuter.
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    19 16 PORT MORESBY. Sun. Work is to begin shortly on building the first university in Papua-New Oulnea.
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    110 16 CYDNEY. Sun— A £1.000 round trip by Shaw Savill ship to Singapore will go to the winner of an Australian national competition to find this country's most competent young driver under 25. The contest is aimed at helping to combat the increasing road accidents among young drivers.
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    351 16 MOSCOW, Sunday. THE Soviet Union accused Canada yesterday of conducting a "witch hunt" against Soviet officials in Ottawa. The Russians said Canadian police had hidden microphones in the Soviet Embassy in Ottawa, spied on Soviet officials and kicked them out of the country
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    62 16 CAIRO. Sun.— President Nasser's eldest daughter. Hoda. 19. a thirdyear student at Cairo Iniversity's Political Economy College, passed her National Guard practical pxam with distinction recently. Hoda who has one more year to take her degree., must total 52 hours a year as a
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    230 20 pHANCELLOR of the Ex\j chequer, Mr. James Callaghati announced exemptions from planned capital gains taxes would apply to some Government gilt-edged issues. He told the House ot Commons late on Wednesday night that gains In tbe area between Issue prices and redemption prices lor outstanding Government
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    1158 20 rptiE Ublr of shares on the 1 Malayan Stork Exchange shows last business to May IS, (A) and last business since that date (B) with H and L standing for Highest and Lowest business for 1964 and this year to date. indus rm«i3 <et Bricks 15.60 2.11 1.24
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    57 20 Harbour Lam pong l.anmt [rmbia Rubber Luala Selangor Lin.il Malay L. Sidim impat Tin f'urrrnt payment Bd.' Ift 9(1. 15'; 2s. 3d. Date of payment June 22 June 30 July 13 June 26 June 16 July 2 June 30 t Inurim Total Kir lot.illm tear previous \rar 15%
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    2152 21 General price drop on stock Exchange From Our Market Correspondent, rpHE trend on the Stock Exchange last week can be seen at a glance all 40 industrials dealt in were easier, seven out of the ten properties traded also declined as did 17 of the 25 mining counters. The reason;
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    1016 21 rl eased in Penang on Saturday by $4.37* to $776.37 J per picul and showed a net gain on balance for the week of $1.25. It was a week of see-sawing prices which followed the previous period when the spectacular advance was halted and reversed.
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    38 21 ON tne free exchange market in Hong Kong on Saturday the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5.75:1 for T.T. and S 74i for cash. Sterling was quoted at 16.03 tnd one tasl of gold at 2501
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    727 21 rIE following is a complete list of revised quotations for the week ended on Friday. May 28: INDUSTRIALS UNITT TRUSTS (Mansgers' Prices) First Malayyan 1.91 201 Second Malayan 1.34 1.44 Third Malayan 1 00 1.10 Malaysia Commerce .*2 S3 xd First Hong Kong 1.03 l.0«« Second
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      2068 23  - Entertainment V storms to a neck win Epsom Jeep: RACING by Ipoh. Sunday gHAW Stable's Entertainment V to- j" day underlined his chances in next Sunday's 12f Perak Derby by scoring a spectacular neck win from the odds o n favourite, Parakee, in the BJf| handicap for Class 1, Div.
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      175 23 24 COLTS LEFT IN EPSOM —DERBY- LONDON. Sun. There were 24 colts left in the Derby at, the three-day declaration stage yesterday. There were no surprise withdraw The race, to be run over 12t at Epsom on Wednesday wih be Worth a tot*] of £77.060. Witt] he winner a prize
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      24 23 MALACCAi Sun— The Malacca Badminton Association will hold Its annual meeting at the Malacca BA Hall on June 14 at 7.30 pm.
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      42 23 TOTAL POOL: $99,150 l«t No. *****9 ($24,53!>, No. *****8 (812,269) 3rd No. *****5 6,134) < STARTERS ($852 each I: Nos. *****3, *****2, *****2. *****0, *****0, *****5. *****0, *****1. Consolation ($477) Nos. *****7. *****6, *****2, *****6, *****8, *****3, *****6, *****5. *****6. *****7.
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      129 23 SYDNEY. Sun. Result* of Australian Association football matches played today: Representative match Australian World Cup XI 1 Chelsea NSW North Dlv. I— Cessnock I Cardiff 4; L. Macquarie 1 WaUsend 1; Newcastle 1 Awaba 4; West Wallsend 4 Weston 1. NSW Federation D«v. I— Hakoah 0 Polonia
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      241 23 SOCCER SUBSTITUTES WILL BE ALLOWEB NEXT SEASON IN ENGLAND LONDON, Sun. Substitutes will be allowed in English League football next season for the first time in the history of British soccer. This revolutionary move was decided by the clubs at the annual meeting of the Football League here yesterday. The
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      23 23 PENANG, Sun.— The Penang Open billiards championships, sponsored by the Old Xaverlans" Association, will be held here from June to August.
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      23 23 IPOH. Sun. Sixteen teams have entered for the Perak HA six-a-side tournament which begins on the Municipal padang here <n Wednesday.
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      162 23 DARIS, Sun.— Fred Stolle. W:m- bledon runner-up last year, won his first major title yesterday when he beat Tony Roche In the all-Australian men's singles final of the French lawn tennis championships here. Siolle. 26. who has frequently been runner-up in the world's lending
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      125 23 ■MODESTO, California, Sun. Two world records inre broken at the international athletics meeting here last night by Hal Connolly in the hammer eveni. and Ralph Boston In the long jump. Connolly, a gold medal winner at the Melbourne Olympics in 1956. beat his 1962 record when he
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      377 23 NZ put up a gallant fight T ONDON, Sun. New Zealand, forced to follow on 319 runs behind, fought back gallantly against England on the third day of the First Test at Birmingham yesterday but everything still points to a comfortable England win tomorrow. On a pitch taking a fair
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      A thriller
      168 24 Ihr matcti Mr, de Silva told the Timcspon that be was certain that Mahai was ollsidc. Trie matcli was thriller irom lie start. Both team aitacki <J m turn but were '.nmblr to ■core against sturdy defence?. Sclangor bad tUgbt >ciK" over Permk p.. I ui>d half. TABLES
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      200 24 REFEREE SAYS: I AM CERTAIN IT WAS OFFSIDE— BUT 10,000 CROWD DISAGREE IPOH, Sunday. GOAL disallowed by the referee, Greg de Sih a of Singapore, sparked unruly scenes at the end of the Malaya Cup north zone match between Perak and Selangor at Stadium
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      927 24 HOUGHTON'S 84 n.o. HELPS SRC TO DRA W CRICKET ROUND-UP 4 sound 84 not out by Malaysia's opening bats- man Steve Houuhton. his highest this season, was the feature of today's key match between Singapore Recreation Club and RAF Seletar in the SCA senior tournament which ended in a draw
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      Services, Johore share points
      214 24 SINGAPORE. Sunday. JOINT SERVICES and Johore, who lost all their J first round matches, got a point each today when they drew 2-2 in their south zone Malaya Cup second round match at Jalan Besar Stadium Services looked the better side In this match. In fact,
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      Penang hit top gear after the interval
      232 24 Penang hit top gear after the interval DENANG, Sun— Penang kept up their challenge for leadership in the north rone of the Malaya Cup with a 4-0 home win over Armed Forces here today. Penang adopted "wearing out" tactia which paid off hand•xmely. They allowed Force* to Xt the pace
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      199 24 Stanton gets late winner for Malacca VI ALA CCA. Sun. ITI A seventy-fifth minute goal by in-side-left Jack Stanton enabled Malacca to beat Negri Sembilan 4-3 in a Malaya Cup south zone soccer match at Kubu Stadium here today. At one stage Malacca led 3-0 but Neßri Sembilan staged a
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      100 24 HONGKONG. Sun. The 'Isiting Malaysian women's football team tonight defeated All-Hong-kong 1-0 in their first match of a three game series against the Colony. An estimated 9.000 crowd Mtw M la's inside-neht Rosalind Ong netting the solitary goal In the first half. Hongkong women fought gallantly
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      17 24 I,A LUPMUR. Sun The Malaysian national tennis tmhins will br h^l ib courts here on
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