The Straits Times, 4 June 1965

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 145,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY. JUNE 4, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    Final day: The Tun fires a broadside
    736 1 Warning to Lee in House: If trouble should break out... FINAL DAY OF THE BIG DEBATE: SEE PAGE 8 -By Our Parliamentary Reporters KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday WITH a thunderous chorus of "ayes" the House of Representatives today said "Thank you" to the Yang
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    Partition: I would be the last man to suggest that: Lee
    623 1 |(UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said today: "I am the last man to suggest partition of Malaysia." Speaking at press conference in Parliament House shortly after his amendment to the King's speech from the
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    India to sponsor us at Algiers
    207 1 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Thursday INDIA is sponsoring Malaysia's admission lo the forthcoming Afro- Asian conference in Algiers* "This Is because she recognises Malaysia's sovereignty and Independence," the Malaysian High Commissioner to India, Inche Zaiton Ibrahim blr. Ahmad, said here today. He was speaking to
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    Raise for the Timbalan
    37 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The House of Representatives tonight decided to Increase the emoluments of the Timbalan Yang dl-Pertuan Agong or any other Ruler acting for the Yang dl-Pertuan Agong from $14,500 to $18,000.
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    25 1 HONO KONG. Thurs. Mr. R.L.O. Challis arrived here today to take up the post of New Zealand's First Commissioner in Hong Kong. —Reuter.
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    Lock icon New Red blow in Vietnam
    61 1 New Red blow in Vietnam SAIGON. Thurs— VieUonc forces today pinned down a South Vietnamese battalion in two separate ambushes in the muuntainous central highlands inflicting "very heavy casualties." a IS. military spokesman said. At least 50 Government troops were killed or wuunded in the first ambush. The fate of
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    Lock icon Amoy build-up
    46 1 TAIPEH. Thurs.— The Chinese Communists are strengthening defence measures on Amoy, a major military base in the Formosa Strait once used as a stepping stone to invading the Nationalistheld Quemoy military sources said The Reds are putting up barbed wires along the coast UPI
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    Lock icon BANK RATE CUT
    56 1 I ONDON. Wed. Britain's bank rate was cut today from seven to six per cent. The last change in the rate was in November last year, when the newly-elected Labour Government hoisted it from five per cent to seven per cent in an effort to maintain the
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    Lock icon Orbiting space twins get 'go' sign
    1296 1 RENDEZVOUS BID FAILS, BUT SPACE-WALK IS ON CAPE KENNEDY, Thursday. AMERICAN astronauts James MeDivitt and Edward White flew into orbit aboard their Gemini 4 spacecraft today, but failed in history's first attempt to achieve a rendezvous with the second stage of their Titan 2
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    64 1 SPACE WALK PUT OFF TO THIRD ORBIT CAPE KENNEDY. Fri.Command Pilot McDivitt decided today to pat oft Whites space walk from second to third orbit. The Hawaii trac-kins station said Ml PI »H I said things were bit too rushed and decided to w.iit until next revolution for
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Thai embassy man faces spy charges
      108 2 Thai embassy man faces spy charges U \\(.KOK Ihurs. The Second Secretarj of the Thai rsmbassy in Manila is under arrest here on suspicion of espionage, the Thai Police DirectorGeneral said yesWday. General Prasert Ruchirawoni; id Suay Ruanudej v■.»,u hroiiKlit back from Manila m-mt.il days ago He did not »ay
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      Pledge by children
      44 2 JAKARTA. Thurs. A gatherIng of children at President Soekarno's palace has made a pledge condemning "colonialism" and dedicating them.selves to their homcuinds The gathering was attended by children from countries of the "new emerging forces" (NEFOSi to commemorate International Chiklrens" D.iv
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      Lock icon 76 for 14
      35 2 MANILA. Thurs The Philippines Hern Id said today that 76 Indonesian illegal entrants will be repatriated from the Southern Philippines In exfor the release of 14 Filipinos being held in Menadl. AP
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      Lock icon Aussies step in
      29 2 WASHINGTON. Thurs Australia n;u> Ktreecl to protect USlnterr.-'.-- in Cambodia following the cKse-ciown of the American Emiia.vy in Phnom Penh, the State Department announced today Reuter
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      Two Koreas at Algiers
      44 2 \LGIEKS. Ihurs. South Korea has* accepted the Mucrian Government's invitation to take part in the Afro-Asian summit conference here on June 24. the 35th country to do so, well-informed sources said >r«.trrday North Korea has already accepted her invitation— VTL
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      Lock icon Chou dangles a bait
      379 2 OFFER TO BUILD 1,000-AULE RAILWAY LINKING ZAMBIA AND TANZANIA LONDON, Thurs \|R. Chou En-lai arrives in Cairo today on a tour of Africa which British officials believe will mark an all-out effort by Communist China to seek the diplomatic leadership of emergent nations. Trump card in
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      MALAYSIA: NO DECISION YET, SAYS PELAEZ
      196 2 MALAYSIA: NO DECISION YET, SAYS PELAEZ Tl/lANILA, Thurs. iTI Vice- President Emmanuel Pelaez indicated last night that the Philippines has not yet made up its mind about policy towards the inclusion of Malaysia and the Soviet Union at the forthcoming Afro-Asian conference in Algiers. Mr. Pelaez, who will head the
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      Lock icon Factories hit 'by the squeeze'
      57 2 Factories hit 'by the squeeze' I4ONG KONG, Thurs. Small and mediumsized factories here are reported to have run into dfflculties because of the current credit squeeze Most have had to curtail production and a few have ceased operation. Chinese industrialists said. Following the bank runs in February. the Colony's banks
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      Lock icon August 17 deadline for oil grab in Indonesia
      151 2 August 17 deadline for oil grab in Indonesia JAKARTA, Thurs. All foreign oil company capital in Indonesia would become Indonesian property by Aug. 17 (Indonesia's Independence Day) this year, the official Antara news agency reported today. The agency quoted the president-director of the state-owned Pertamin Oil Company. Mr. Saleh Slregar.
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      Lock icon IT'S 'ENGLISH INDEFINITELY' TO SET FEARS AT REST
      133 2 New Delhi. Thurs. INDIA'S ruling Congress Party yesterday decided that English should continue indefinitely for official purposes in the Country together with Hindi. The decision is meant to set at rest fears of people in non-Hindi-speaking states. Opposition to the Imposition of
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      Lock icon Nkrumah's men all returned unopposed
      126 2 Nkrumah's men all returned unopposed ACCRA, Thursday. candidates nominated by Ghcna's Convention People's Party for next Wednesday's parliamentary elections will be returned unopposed. The Ghana news agency said there would be no voting on election day. The party newspaper, the Evening News, was headlined last night "The Party Scores Big
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      Lock icon Stonehill: Bid now to impeach Macapagal
      131 2 Stonehill: Bid now to impeach Macapagal MANILA, Thurs. An iTI Opposition Nacionalista Party leader said yesterday he would initiate impeachment proceedings against President Macapagal based partly on a testimony of an aide to the Canadian Prime Minister, Mr. Lester Pearson. House minority leader Jose B. Laurel announced his plan in
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon BRITAIN'S GOLD RESERVES BEST IN A YEAR
      152 3 BRITAIN'S GOLD RESERVES BEST IN A YEAR ONDON. Thurs. Britain's gold and convertible currency reserves rose last month by £181 million, it was announced yesterday. They now stand at £1.021 million compared with £840 million at the end of April, said the Treasury. It was the second month In succession
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      Lock icon Expelled in reprisal
      68 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs. The United States has ordered the expulsion of a Soviet Embassy official, Mr. Stefan M. Kirsanov, for "activities Incompatible with his diplomatic status," it was announced yesterday. The State Department declined to give the reasons for the action, but authoritative sources said it was in
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      More Soviet aid to N. Korea
      59 3 MOSCOW, Thurs The Soviet I Union will give mure military aid I to North Korea, one of China's I close ideological allies, ii was announced. The decision on further ftrengihening of North Korea's defenco potential— was announced by Tass at the end of a
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      Lock icon Barbara Black is married
      48 3 I.ONDON. Thurs.— Mi«s Barbara Blui-k. daughter of the former Singapore and Hong Kong Governor, Sir Robert Black, married Mr. Heinz Rust, a Swiss civil engineer here in a quiet church ceremonyMr Rust met his bride In Hong Kong while on a business trip. Reuter
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      Lock icon Disarm talks 'no'
      32 3 NEW YORK. Thurs— Russia yesterday rejected U.S. proposals for the early resumption of the Geneva Disarmament Committee and priority negotiations on a comprehensive nuclear test nan treaty. Reuter x-
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      Lock icon Victory to Labouron vote of Tory chairman
      447 3 Victory to Labouron vote of Tory chairman LONDON, Thursday. THE Labour Government narrowly escaped defeat last night in a tied vote on an Opposition amendment to its Finance Bill. The vote that saved the Government was cast by the chairman of the House of Commons. Sir Herbert Butcher, which made
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      Lock icon Over: The strike started by a swear word
      123 3 Over: The strike started by a swear word fARDIFF. Thurs. Peace v came to the South Wales coalfield yesterday after a nine-day strike which out 50,000 miners out of work and cost the country half a million tons of coal. The strike started when an 18-year-old miner swore at a
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      Duke-with 9,000 women
      81 3 'THE bare-headed Duke of Edinburgh (centre) found himself surrounded by gaily-hatted women in his own backcarden. The incident occurred when 9,000 members of the National Federation of Women's Institutes converged on Bucking- ham Palace to attend a garden party in the Palace at the invitation of Her
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      'Peace Force' men ease tension in Santo Domingo
      178 3 'Peace Force' men ease tension in Santo Domingo SANTO DOMINGO, Thursday. INTER-AMERICAN Peace Force troops took up guard at the strategic National Palace here yesterday, marking the end to a major source of tension in efforts to settle the Dominican civil war. The palace i* r.ow in the international zone.
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      Lock icon Russia calls Cor meeting
      55 3 Russia calls Cor meeting lINITED NATIONS, Thurs. Russia asked last night for a meeting of the Security Council on the Dominican Republic situation today. Cnited States sources said they knew of no new development that may have prompted the Russians to ask for the reconvening of the council. Soviet officials
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      Lock icon Just fancy that...
      59 3 MIAMI. Thurs The Florida State Legislature completed action yesterday on a Bill to keep monkeys from driving tears. The Bill grew out of an Incident last Dec 15 near Tampa. State troopers said i they found a chimpanzee named Tappy driving a car while its owner. Bill
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      Burmah Oil: Law passed
      62 3 LONDON. Tnur.v-A b'u uliich absolves the Government from paying compensation to the Burman Oil Co for its slocks destroy- i ed in face ol trie Japanese advance in 1942 became law today It wan given the formal royal assent by a royal commission in the House
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      Lock icon He finds life confusing
      49 3 LONDON [Dun Michael M 19 who nut Tied 44-year* old graiMtaoUKf Mrs Grace Benatead here last Saturday, admitted yrs'.erday that he finds life "con/using.. because I have inherited so many different relatives." Among them are five stepchildren two older than himself and four stepgrandchildren. UPI
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      New offer to British doctors
      206 3 LONDON, Thurs THE Government yesterday offered Britain's 23,000 familydoctors four major concessions in an effort to head off the threatened disruption of the National Health Service (NHS). The Government promised a £10 million loan scheme to help physicians obtain or Improve surgeries and equipment, less
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      'Not wed' shock for 1,000 couples in Britain
      187 3 'Not wed' shock for 1,000 couples in Britain LONDON, Thurs. A .teen-age English girl and her Pakistan sweetheart who "married" in a Muslim service conducted in a private house here were not legally wed, the High Court ruled yesterday. The decision was likely to affect about 1.000 other couples who
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      Lock icon COLOURED STRIKERS JEER AS WHITES WORK
      104 3 DRESTON, Thurs.— The first shift of more than 400 > striking Indian and Pakistan workers at a textile factory here yesterday ignored the firm's "return to work or be dismissed" ultimatum. The 150 due back for the afternoon shift stood outside the factory and
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    GORDON CRAIG TO SHOW HIS PAINTINGS AT THE NATIONAL -LIBRARY
    174 4 GORDON CRAIG TO SHOW HIS PAINTINGS AT THE NATIONAL -LIBRARY- SINGAPORE, Thurs. Artist Gordon Craig, well known for his oil paintings depicting Malaysian scenes, will stage his fifth one man show at the National Library next week. On display at the fiveday exhibition, opening on June 10, will be the
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    Union bid to reverse court ruling against strike pay
    376 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. THE Singapore Bank Employees' Union today made a move to reverse a ruling of the Industrial Arbitration Court against strike pay by asking that the Mercantile Bank Ltd. should pay their employees for the period they went on strike
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    A pay boost for 4,000 Singapore policemen
    457 4 ACCORD REACHED IN ONE DAY'S NEGOTIATIONS SINGAPORE. Thursday THE officials from the Ministry of Home Affairs and representatives of the Singapore Subordinate Police Officers' Federated Association have just concluded negotiations, giving pay rises to more than 4,000 members of the rank-and-file of the
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    Band display to honour the King
    65 5 A COMBINED display by bands of the Royal Malay Regiment and the Royal Malaysia Police at the Merdeka Stadium in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday night to mark the 45th birthday of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. The King, the Queen, the Prime Ministter. the Deputy
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    Burgled a burglar alarm shop
    376 5  - Burgled a burglar alarm shop RUDY BELTRAN (BY THIEVES WHO KNEW HOw\ TO STOP THE BELL RINGING I By Kuala Lumpur, Thursday $26,000 HAUL SETS A RIDDLE THE burglar alarm went off in a shop that sells burglar alarms here early this morning but the gang of thieves who triggered
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    108 5 pERTH. Thurs. A Ma- I laysian girl student was fined AM in Perth police court today for having treated two Is. 6d. stamps with a chemical substance which would have enabled an easy removal of the postmark. Uuiic Chee Hon. 24. admitted
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    A probe of mystery blasts
    82 5 A probe of mystery blasts KiU AL A LUMPUR, Thurs. Police are investigating two mystery explosions one ir, the Petaling area and the other at Kepong last night. The explosions occurred between 10.15 p.m. and 10.30 p.m. A police spokesman said today: "We received several calls from residents in both
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    More join this co-operative
    64 5 TAIPING. Thurs.— The membership of the Government Servants Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society of Larut. Mataiig and Selatna. has increased from 1.220 to 1.390 This was stated at the annual meeting of the society recently when Inchp Azizul Rahman bin Aziz, the District Officer, was re-elected
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    China rubber visit backed
    159 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. J TiHE Singapore Rubber A Packers' Association has supported the sending of an unofficial Malaysian rubber mission to China, as suggested in Parliament last week by the Federal Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Lim Swee Aun The association's chairman Dato N| Qupe Lam
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    Old Folks Home man stabbed
    62 5 IPOH. Thurs A .supervisor in the Old Polka Home in Ounong Rapat hfre. Chong Ah Kean. 48. was admitted to the Oeneral Hospital ia.-i night altll stab wound- in bi* aims and .stomach. Choiiß told the police th«t two mm tabbed him while he was
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    Found: Bodies of mother, 3 children
    149 5 Found: Bodies of mother, 3 children TELL'K ANSON, Thurs. The bodies of a young mother and her three children were fished out of the Perak River near Bagan Datoh, 28 miles from here, yesterday evening. They have been identified as those of R. Manurmary Sinniah. 24, her son Sager, eight,
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    BANKS TO INCREASE INTEREST RATE
    198 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. /"'OMMERCIAL banks, in Malaya and Singapore have decided to increase the interest rate of savings accounts from two and a half per cent to three per cent a year from Aug. 1. This will bring the commercial banks' rate on savings accounts
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    NOTHING down for a worker's own home
    477 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Central Government's plans for really low-cost houses and flats, which a $300-a-month wage-earner can buy WITHOUT making even a down payment, were revealed by the Minister of Local Government and Housing, Mr. Khaw Kai Boh, at a Press conference
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    10 YEARS' JAIL FOR BANK ROBBER
    132 6 10 YEARS' JAIL FOR BANK ROBBER pENANG, Thurs.— Tan Chong Kian, one of four armed men who raided the Pulau Tikus branch of Malayan Banking last October, was jailed for 10 years at a retrial today on a charge of gang robbery. Tan, of Singapore, was manimously found guilty by
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    Clerk, 52 on trust charge
    95 6 Clerk, 52 on trust charge KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A 52-year-old chief clerk appeared in the Sessions Court here today on three charges of criminal breach of trust of a total of $18,400. Teh Cheng Huat of the mmigration Office here was lleged to have committed he offences between Novemler 1963
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    Feb. 13 charge against all 24 dropped
    248 6 Feb. 13 charge against all 24 dropped KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The mother and the two wives of the detained secretarygeneral of the Socialist Front. Inche Tajuddln Kahar. were acquitted and discharged jy the Sessions Court today on a charge of taking part in the Fob. 13 disturbances here. The casp
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    Police detain eight thugs in raids
    87 6 ]>ENA\G. Thurs— A police party led by Deputy Supt. Peter Chye. chief of the anti-secret societies branch here, raided several gangster hideouts yesterday and arrested eight thugs. Five of the men. de.sc-ibed aa members of "G<ui(t 34." wen I sleeping in a bo;it anchored
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    Aborigine durians to aid D-Fund
    106 6 SEREMBAN, Thurs 'TWO hundred aborigines living; at the aborigine settlement in Kampong Guntor. Ulu Jempol, Kuala Pilah. will do their bit for the National Defence Fund by selling their durian crops tomorrow night and donating the proceeds to the funti. A special ceremony will be
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    Partition? But Lee never meant that9 says Dr. Toh
    373 7 Partition? But Lee never meant that 9 says Dr. Toh 'PEOPLE MUST BE TOLD IN SIMPLE WORDS WHAT WE STAND FOR' KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THERE S no question of Malaysia being partitioned, the Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, said here today. *'It is impossible," he said.
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    Pilgrims back from Mecca
    52 7 I'ENANO. Thurs. The last bauh of Muslim pilgrims arrived here today in the liner Kuala Lumpur Of me total of 2.020 on board. I 937 disrmbnrlced at Penang early i this morninc. Another 220 are due at Port Swrttenhrftn tomorrow and i the rrst ai Singapore
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    Draw for homes tomorrow
    43 7 Draw for homes tomorrow PKNANO Than A total of 248 applicant* i 111 draw lms for 48 hou«r* muter the state low-cost housing Khente v Berapit. Bukii Mpr.unm. on Saturday. The draw v ill start at 11 m at thr Berapit community hall
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    Film fans' show
    32 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Kuala Lumpur Film Pans' Society will hold a film show "Parrish" at BP. Bmm, Jalan Davidson. her* at 6.30 p m. on Saturday and Sunday
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    That clash fca very healthy sign' says Tun Lint
    181 7 That clash fc a very healthy sign' says Tun Lint From KEITH HOOPER SYDNEY, Thurs.— The j antagonism between the Alliance and People's Action Party was a very healthy sign for Malaysia, the Malaysian High Commissioner, i Tun Lim Yew Hock, said j here. Tun Lim was sneaking at an
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    2 SARAWAK EX-OFFICIALS PRESENTED AWARDS
    87 7 LONDON. Thurs Fwo former Chief Secretar- j les of North Borneo. Mr R N Turner, and Mr W I 8 Holley. yesterday received awards for meritorious service at :>n investiture ceremony ..t the M-ilayslan Hiah Commission here. The High Commissioner, I Tengku Ya ucob. invested
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    Labourer is jailed for man's death
    206 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs 4 LABOURER who caused the death of a man who molested his wife was jailed for two years. Teh Kirn Thian. 37. pleaded Rullty in the High Court to an amended charge of manslaughter. He was originally charged with murdering Tech
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    Courting couple set off hunt for Indons
    216 7 Courting couple set off hunt for Indons OINGAPORE, Thurs. A courting couple's story sparked off an all-night police hunt for Indonesian infiltrators in Labrador Forest Reserve near the Pasir Panjang power station last night. Miss Monica Loh and her boyfriend reported seeing two men one of whom appeared to be
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    Tan rejects Devan's call for inquiry
    87 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Slew Sin. today turned down a suggestion for a commission to Investigate the activities and we kings of financial In- stltutions In the country. He toW the House of Representatives there were "adequate arrangements" to
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    Civil Defence parade
    50 7 MUAR. Thurs —The first batch of Civil Defence volunteers heir will pass out on Saturday after ■x>mpletinß thnr training Thr District Officer. Inche Mohamrd Suid bin Mohamed Tahir. who is also the chairman of the Civil Defence Corps, will take the salute at the passing out parade.
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    Found: The lorry—but tin gone
    81 7 Found: The lorry— but tin gone JPOH. Thurs.- -The five-ton lorry seized by four armed men in the Kampar area on Tuesday morning was found last night, minus its load of $40,000 north of tin ore. The lorry was in a quarry near Benton? in Pahang. about 200 miles from
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    Half price at Shaw's
    44 7 SINGAPORE Thurs.— All Shaw Organisation cinemas and amusement parks throughout Malaysia will charge half the normal admission prices tomorrow to celebrate the conferment of a datoship on Mr. Runme Shaw, chairman of the Shaw Organisation, by the Yang dt-Pertuan Agong
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    Found ill in hotel room
    51 7 PENANO. Thurs.— A French tutor from Kuala Lumpur. Andre ErnMe, was found semiconscious In a room at the Paramount Hotel here last night. His condition was later reported *o be "not serious." Police later recovered two bottles of sleeping tablets and a letter In the
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    Guilty plea
    47 7 PENANG, Thurs.— Cheah Thean Hock. 19. pleaded guilty In a magistrate's court today t~ a charge of being a member of an unlawful assembly which assaulted Ong Choo Leong on the night of June I. The magistrate. Mr. TAria Rajah, deferred sentence till June 10.
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    Student robbed
    31 7 PENANO. Thurs Ang Eng Low. 17. a student of the Penang Free School, was robbed of $2 and a watch by an armed man In Heeren Lane last night.
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    CAMPAIGN TO REVITALISE ALLIANCE SPIRIT
    130 7 CAMPAIGN TO REVITALISE ALLIANCE SPIRIT PENANG. Thurs.— The Penang State Alliance will shortly launch an injtensive campaign to "revitalise" the spirit of members of the three partners. At a meeting held In Umno Hall last night. Alliance leaders decided to set up an information committee with five principal objects: TO
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    Annual picnic
    21 7 PENANG. Thurs.— The AngloChinese School Union will hold its annual picnic at "Happy Heaven." Tanjong Bungah, on June 13.
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    Flower of the Dayaks
    52 7 Flower of the Dayaks "'\IISS Kumang Gawai i»l Dayak 1965" My re Adam of Kuching. who was chosen "Flower of the Dayak Festival" at a cultural show in Kuching to mark Sarawak's first Dayak Festival Day. Second was Miss Deborah Bujang and third Miss Doris Juan Picture i v Lee
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    Slabbed detective shoots at his assailant
    162 7 Slabbed detective shoots at his assailant SINGAPORE. Thurs. A detect ivo, who was stabbed twice in the chest this mornimr opened fire at his assailant at a bus stop, in Bukit Timah Road near thp Singapore Turf Club. His attacker fled ar.ri It t* not known if he was hit.
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    Razak winds up: PAP stands for Partition and Perish
    1828 8  - Razak winds up: PAP stands for Partition and Perish OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS Final day of the big debate By NEVER USED THE WORD PARTITION IN SPEECH, SAYS LEE Tengku Abdul Rahman nwtr thought of Mr. Lee Kuan Yew or his party as the enemy from within....they are not trusted enough
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      244 8 I CO 1 IP I (Jib tvLCtt l0 1 lu I I DATO RUNME SHAW f I (CHAIRMAN of THE SHAW ORGANISATION) I On the conferment of PANGLIMA MANGKU NEGARA di-dalam Darjah Mulia Pangkuan Negara m by Dull Yang Maha Mulia Sen Paduka Baginda Yang di-Pertuan Agong on June 2nd
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    'Now Lee has made his stand clear, we will fight him democratically'
    2352 9 The big debate ends continuing Tun Razak's winding-up Where is the unity or common ground for these parties in convention? He has to find a giant to fight with, and in this he has found the Central Government,
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    72 10 1* WmrdM SIS 'Minimum) the FAMILY or the late Mr. 8 Oietllan r geremban thank relatives snd friends for ihelr rondolem c*. "-roaths. micnt vlatu assistance and aitendsnres at the funeral TMC FAMILY OF the late Mr N. Arulanand*.m. retired Head station Master. XI. thank relstives. friends. TNM-torp. stid
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    IN MEMORIAM
    52 10 H'ora!* SIS f Minimum) IN EVER LOVING MEMORY of Thnmu Rlmoa Krllv railed to rest 4 R Badly ml«sfd hv his »if* and family IN LOVINO MEMORY of Kam Sh.n Khenn. who was railed to his eternal paM 4-e-IfMM Kondlv lo^'d but, Mitt •irssed hv »if». children, relatives
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    64 10 Wor4t SIS t Minimum) NEW HOT LIMI for Smart L*dy MS from Kranre in exotic i»loura at Glamourrttr Fit/patntk's KupenssurfeM. norm ceodes uood»ood Hotn offers Dmmfs a: ■>«■ discount In her > losing down "disposal sal* Other riinrrb bantams at M% oB HANDMADE pure wool, permanent ly rnoth-proofrd carprts
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  • The Straits Times Friday. June 4, 1965.
    • Article
      Healing The Breach
      799 10 Overwhelming defeat of the amendment to the motion on the King's Speech, which Mr. Lee Kuan Yew proposed, was certain. What mattered was the refutation of his fears, an j affirmation that in upholding I the Constitution the Central Government's objective is the creation of a multi-racial,
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      Kenyatta's Path,
      301 10 For all Mr. Chou En-lai's j gloating over revolutionary [prospects in Africa, attempts lat Communist penetration of I the continent are meetirig inIcreasingly firm resistance. The mask is being stripped off those who falsely befriend ;the African struggle for emancipation from colonialism only to impose a more odious
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      Trade Fair
      127 10 Singapore industrialists are I showing a healthy interest in I the "Made in Malaysia" trade i fair to be held in Kuala Lumpur next month. Several members of the Singapore Manufacturers' Association have already arranged to take part and, according to Mr. T. L. Whang, an association committee
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      Counting minorities in Vietnam
      498 10 YOUR isMie of June 1 carried an article by Mr. Bernard Fall entitled "Truth and Myth in Vietnam" which Included among others two extremely misleading assertions. Mr. Fall said that "a paramount fact that must be considered in any appraisal of Vietnam is that it is
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      Ticket trouble
      117 10 I HAVE Just renewed car park season tickets for three vehicles. I received a circular containing ten commandments, including the following: Each applicant will be entitled to one ticket only and must produce his/her driving licence together with the certificate of insurance in respect of the vehicle for
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      Kuantan rates
      188 10 reading the letter by Puzzled In your columns on the conversion fee to be charged in Kuantan. I had a look at th»> title of my house and found that the land is supposed to be for coconut planting. My house was built a number of years ago,
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      ONE STEP BEHIND
      115 10 THE Public Utilities Board has caused me t*reat Inconvenience in the past couple of months. My April electricity bill arrived late— long after the neighbourhood collecting centre, which Is opened for two days each month, had closed. Consequently, I had to go all the way to City
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      TANKS IN THE DESERT
      232 10 BY giving an interpretation of his own to the photograph of the American tanks used by Pakistan in the Rann of Kutch. the Second Secretary of the Pakistan High Commission has sought to mislead your readers into believing that these tanks were not used. In his
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    SECOND THOUGHTS ON THE AIR RAIDS
    874 10  -  SAIGON (--JACK FOISIE REPORTING FROM i Evidence grows that the Viet Cong can only be beaten in the jungle THE be I lef grows here that even all-out bombing of North Vietnam will not force the Communists to cease their war in the south.
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    Space rescue planes...
    132 11 IN CASE GEMINI-4 SHOULD RUN INTO TROUBLE OVER S-E-ASIA rr> HESE are two J. M.C. 97-G Boeing Stratorruisers now on alert In Singapore as part of a massive world -wide network should the Gemlni-4 spacecraft run into trouble. Manned by 45 men, including four highly-train-ed para-rescue jumpers,
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    $14,000 claim is settled for $1,000
    160 11 $14,000 claim is settled for $1,000 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A broker who had filed a civil claim in the High Court for $14,810 against a property owner, today agreed to acrept $1,000 as full and final settlement of the claim. Mr. Justice Buttrose was told that this was the outcome of
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    NUCW meeting
    26 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Nation:!) Union of Commercial Worker.-.. Seiangor branch, lirld W. third biennial meeting at the Chlnwoo Auditorium DnvidKM) Road, hrrr today
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    YOUTH IS FOUND GUILTY OF STEALING TWO PUPS
    133 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Teo Cheow Hoe. 17. unemployed, who claimed he had picked up two pups from the roadside because they were "beautiful and pitiful animals." was today found guilty of theft by a magistrate's court. He was said to have stolen the
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    Queen at big rally
    61 11 KUALA I.UMPUR Ihurs The R.i Permaisuri Agong will address h ifcUM rally on Aug. 25 to mark H.ui Waruta (Women's Day i. The venue has not yet been fixed It will be followed in the evening by an exhibition organised by the National Council of Women's
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    Cook fined $2,000 for having opium
    138 11 SINGAPORE, Thursday. pOH AH SOO. a cook who kept $2,529 worth of raw v opium in the kitchen cuDboard of a motor vessel, was today fined $2,000 or one year's lail by the third criminal district Judge. Mr Donald Teo Hock Chwee. Ooh. 50.
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    Topless ballet girls are coining
    78 11 Topless ballet girls are coining SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Les Ballets Africains will fly into Singapore tomorrow nijrht on their way to perform in Kuala Lumpur. Proceeds of the first show —on Sunday night will be donated to the National Defence Fund. In their dances, the 44 performers will deoict colourful
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    3 years' jail for housebreaking
    35 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Tham Yul Chan was today Jailed for three years for breaking Into a sundry goods shop in Tiong Bahru .Road. Tham who has six convictions. Mi- ided guilty.
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    Quit move just 'a publicity gimmick'
    678 11 SINGAPORE, Thur, MR. LIEN IS TRYING TO MAKE AN ISSUE OUT OF NOTHING, says TAN 'pHE newly-elected president of the Ngee Ann Kongsi's committee, Mr. Tan Siak Kew, today described the resignation of the Ngee Ann College's board of governors as a "publicity gimmick"
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    Hit, run over
    46 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— A motor- cyclist. Phua Ah Siang, 24, flung from his machine after a collision with a lorry, was killed Instantly when, seconds later, another lorry ran ever him as he was lying by i the side of Braddell Road today I
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    Chitral's arrival
    27 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The F und O liner Chitral will arrive In Penang on June 7. Port Swettenhiim on June 8. and Singapore on June 10.
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    24-hour sea curfew off Johore
    211 11 24-hour sea curfew off Johore J^UALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A 24-hour off-shore curfew was imposed along the »esl coast of Johore from 6 p. m. today. It will remain in force until further notice. The curfew extends from Kuala Sungei Ay am in the lniikini of Minyak Beku. about three miles
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    Man faces 'pact to kill wife' charge
    471 12 COURT TOLD OF $60,000 INSURANCE ON HER LIFE KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday INSURANCE executive. Koh Hung Khoon, 26. was today charged in a magistrate's court here with agreeing with two others to do an illegal act to murder his wife. Koh was originally charged
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    Royal edict: It's 'Yes' by Front, PMIP
    421 12 Royal edict: It's 'Yes' by Front, PMIP KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs). JHE Socialist Front and the PMIP today voted with the Government in House of Representatives, to widen the Yang diPertuan Agong's "by order" power in respect of the legis- lative and executive power of States. When the division was taken.
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    CHANGES WORRY PEOPLE, SAYS DR. LIM
    339 12 CHANGES WORRY PEOPLE, SAYS DR. LIM prospects of capturing any State government in the foreseeable future. Dr. I.im (hong tv <UDP Tanjongi said the debate over the past few days had centred on the sanctity of the Constitution. And yet. the House was now being asked to approve the amendments
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    LAW AMENDMENT BILL GOES TO COMMITTEE
    77 12 Xl ALA Ll'MPl'R. Thurs. The House of Representatives today committed the Criminal Procedure Code (Amendment) Bill to a select committee headed h- the Minister of Home Affairs. Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman Mainly, the Bill provides for the abolition of pre liminary
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    She's here... Queen of 'Bad Girls'
    142 12 She's here... Queen of 'Bad Girls' JAPANESE actress Kyokn l/umi (above) has been acclaimed Japan's Queen or "Bad Girls" but doesn't mind it. "In fact, it pays to be bad on the screen," she said "I supiosr I have often been chosen to play the part of a notorious girl
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    Police arrest one in surprise raid on gang
    102 12 Police arrest one in surprise raid on gang pENANG. Thurs. Police i surprised a eanjt trying to break into a codown early i this morning and arrested MM man. Acting on a tip-ofT. Deputy i Supt- Peter Chye led a police party to Armer.an Street Ghuut where they surprised the
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    Lock icon SALARY PROBE IN BRUNEI
    40 12 BRUNEI TOWN. Thurs. -The Government is to set up a committee to study recommendations for revising government salaries made by Sir Richard Ramage, a retired colonial civil servant. Sir Richard visited Brunei in December. Reuter. N
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    1 Protest on promotion: Bank men go to work in black
    243 12 1 Protest on promotion: Bank men go to work in black IfUALA LUMPUR v Thurs. One hundred and twenty-one employees of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation hero and in Potaling Java were all dressed in black to<*ay in protest against tho alleged victimisation of union members from promo- tion
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    Father: I helped son to pay wife
    138 13 Father: I helped son to pay wife SINGAPORE, Thurs. A father told a court today that he was helping his Jobless married son, Goh Hock Seng, with means to comply with a maintenance order. Ooh, arrested on a warrant, was alleged by his estranged wife. Yap Poh Oeok, to have
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    Prayers for the King
    33 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Chettiar Community here yesterday held special prayers at the Chettmrs' Temple In Tank Road for the long life and prosperous reign of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong.
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    SOS from Blood Bank as stocks run low
    127 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Blood Bank is in urgent need of blood as its reserve stocks have reached "dangerously low" levels. Many urgent major operations have had to be postponed indefinitely. The blood transfusion service is appealing to the public to replenish
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    Crematoria tour
    43 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Government's modern crematoria at Mount Vernon will be visited by a party of 10 members of the Kwong Tong ceme'.ery in Kuala Lumpur tomorrow with a view to installing similar facilities at their cemetery in Kuala Lumpur
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    Six go on strike
    32 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Six employees of the jewellery firm of K. M Oli Mohamed in High Street went on strike today In a new wage dispute with the management.
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    31 skilled workers picked for projects in Sabah
    146 13 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Sandakan Contractors' Association has selected the first batch of 31 skilled workers from Singapore and Malaya for urgent Sabah development projects. This was disclosed by a spokesman for a local travel agency which had been asked by the association
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    King, Queen watch the band display
    115 13 King, Queen watch the band display THE Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuii Agon*, flanked by the Prime Minister, Tengka Abdul Rahman, and the Deputy Prime Minister. Tan A dul Razak, watching the band display from the royal box at the Merdeka Stadium in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday night.
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    Tax on tyres imported into Penang
    395 13 Tax on tyres imported into Penang KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. FOREIGN motor vehicle tyres and inner tubes imported into Penang are subject to customs duty from today. In a statement, the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, announced that the act providing for this the Customs (Amendment) Act, 1965 came
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    Accused: I was not allowed to engage counsel
    211 13 Accused: I was not allowed to engage counsel KUALA LUMPUR. 1V Thurs.— Lee Khim Hong, 30, fiance of repatriated New Zealand strip-teaser Jacqueline Fleming, alleged in the Sessions Court here today that the police prevented him from engaging a lawyer while in custody. Lee was answering a charge of misappropriating
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    13 fined for soliciting
    44 13 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Nine women and four men, ranging in age tnm 20 to 61. were today chargtd with soliciting in various places in Singapore on Tuesday and Widnesday. All pleaded guilty and were fined sums ranging from S3O to $75.
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    Kluang Club ball
    26 13 KLUANO. Thurs. The i Kluang Club will hold a midsummer bull on June 12. The RAP band from Seletar will be tn attendance.
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    Career guidance book for school leavers
    119 13 CINGAPORE, Thurs. The Rotary clubs of Singapore and Singapore West today presented the manuscript of a career guidance booklet compiled by them to the Singapore vocational guidance steerIng committee. The booklet will be the first of its kind to be prepared here to suit
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    GEMINI 4 WILL PASS OVER XL THREE TIMES, SPORE TWICE
    329 13 GEMINI 4 WILL PASS OVER XL THREE TIMES, SPORE TWICE SINGAPORE. Thurs J The American Consulate here today announced the exact times that the spacecraft Gemini 4 will fly directly over Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. In all. tin- spacecraft is expected to be over Kuala Lumpur three times, and the
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      Watch firm extends service to Australia
      250 14 Watch firm extends service to Australia V T ANYANG Watch Co. 11 Ltd. of Singapore, sole local agents for Ebel watches, have entered into an agreement with two leading Aus- tralian Jewellers to eni able them to provide j after sales service and I repair jobs for their customers in
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      New local manager for Kodak
      75 14 New local manager for Kodak A SENIOR executive of Eastman Kodak Company has been appointed manager of Kodak (Malaya) Ltd. Mr. Hugh J. Knapp (above) has been with the organisation for 31 years and during the past seven years was manager of the International sales service department in Rochester, New
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      Coffee: US assures Singapore merchants
      395 14 Coffee: US assures Singapore merchants •pHH I.S. Consulate in Singapore has described as "unfounded* 1 local dealers' fears that America's participation in the International Coffee agreement will throw them out of business. Singapore coffee merchants have expressed great concern over that part of the agreement which requires certificates of origin
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      GERMAN TRIP TO STUDY LATEST DRUG PRODUCTION
      118 14 GERMAN TRIP TO STUDY LATEST DRUG PRODUCTION rE medical representative in Kuala Lumpur of a German pharmaceutical company. Mr. Phang Kirn Hock, has left for Germany to study the latest inventions and development in the pharmaceutical field. Mr. Phang. representative of Parbwerke Hoechst AO. Prank- furt-Hoechst, will take the course
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      Fertiliser output
      41 14 i Scandinavia's biggest electrochemical firm. Norsk Hydro AS. is expected to Increase Its annual i production capacity for ammonia Iby 476.000 ton* by toe end of 1967. which will double 1U present output of nitrogenous fertiUser, according to reports.
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      Insurance: Natural growth seen here
      204 14 Insurance: Natural growth seen here AN insurance executive has predicted that there would be a natural growth in demand for insurance cover in Malaysia, following the rapid industrialisation. The growth in demand would not only be for the conventional type such as fire, marine and workmen's compensation, but also for
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      Jaguar pact ratified
      99 14 A JOINT venture agreement be■fl tween Jaguar Cars Ltd. of England and Cummins Engine Co. Inc. of the United States, has now been ratified, it is announced. The agreement will result In the immediate formation of a company owned equally by Jaguar and Cummins to be called
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      More vehicles
      35 14 Singapore's imports of new comniercial vehicles including buse.s. trucks and lorries last year totalled 3.175 units, against 2*53 1 units in 1963. according to statistics. Exports amounted to 1.594 units against 1.926 unite.
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      Cargo ship with novel features
      216 14 Cargo ship with novel features A JAPANESE cargo vessel, Ro- sario Maru, (seen above) I operated by Mitsui OSK Lines, winch passed through Singapore 'on her maiden voyage last week, j incorporates m her structure three I novel designs. These the company claim will I bring about faster, safer and
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      UK PAINT COMPANY STORE VENTURE
      165 14 UK PAINT COMPANY STORE VENTURE A BRITISH paint manufacturer. Pinchin Johnson and Associates Ltd. is to produce paints in Singapore for the Malaysian market. This follows the merger with Torginol Paints Ltd of Singapore, and the Duro Paint Manufacturing Co. Ltd. of Hong Kong. Mr. W. Gerard Daroux. chairman of
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      Pepper trade
      28 14 Singapore last year imported 10.98G tons of white and black pepper, against 30.615 tuna in IMS, according to statistics. Exports totalled 14.801 tons against 30.7H3 tens.
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    Lock icon Four-legged witness is barred by court
    94 15 HAIFA (Israel 1 Thurs— A wile suing for divorce called her pet poodle as a witness to her husbands alleged adultery. Sh*> told the Rabbinical Court here that when her husband began being unfaithful the dog, Bouki, sensed it and stopped responding to his
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    59 15 KANGOON. Thurv The Burma Revolutionary Government lias arrested two tup former army commanders and a leading journalist, the official Working People's Daily announced yesterday. The paper Identified those arrested as former army chief. Bvlgadir.' Aung Gy\ former southwestern commander. Colonel Kyi Mnung, and U S*i" Win. former
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    244 15 ONLY ONE LEADING MINISTER STAYS IN SATO'S NEW CABINET TOKYO, Thurs. JaA pan's Foreign Mm ister, Mr. Shiina. 68. was the only leading Minister to keep his post in a drastic Cabinet reshuffle by the Prime Minister, Mr. Sato, today. The new Cabinet list was officially announced by Mr. T.
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    152 15 Tall Anne leaves hospital 7 inches —shorter I ONDON, Thurs. Pretty Anne Rowston, 20. walked out of a hospital yesterday 7in. shorter. Surgeons reduced her 6ft. 7in. height by taking that amount of bone from her legs in the first surgery of its kind performed in Britain. Anne today begins
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    75 15 GENEVA, Thurs. Pakistan defeated the Philippines by 194 votes for the presidency of the 49th annual conference of the International Labour Organization which opened here. In the opening plenary session, the secretary of the Pakistan Ministry of Health. Labour and Social Welfare. Mr. S. Hashim Raza,
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    136 15 INDIANS EDGE UPWARDS TO EVEREST SUMMIT "Indian con- querors of Mt. Everest negotiate an icewall on their way to the Lhotse and beyond to the South Col last month. The party included Capt. A. S. Cheema and Nawang G o m b v, who reached the peak on
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    45 15 BANQKOK, Thurs.— Last year 195.076 tourists visited Thailand, a 60 per cent Increase over the previous year. They Included: Americans. 55,467 Malaysians, 47.548; British. 15.742: Japanese 1432; Laotians, 11.263: Chinese j394; Australians, 4.793; Germans. 4.263 and Indians. 3.542 Reuter.
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    lonely hearts' officers
    81 15 ONDON, Thurs. The Army has beeun aoDointlng "lonely hearts" officers to look after wives and families left behind when troops are sent abroad. The "lonely hearts" officers will be older married men who will remain at home bases to deal with any domestic problem caused by a
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    Lock icon Guilty: A doctor who refused to tend youth stabbed in street
    171 15 Guilty: A doctor who refused to tend youth stabbed in street PARIS, Thursday. a FRENCH doctor at Nancy, charged with reI■*•1 fusing to assist a youth who later died of stab wounds, was sentenced yesterday to a four-month suspended Jail sentence. The case of Dr. Gerard Colm stirred wide controversy
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    69 15 Far East Navy 'alert' ONDON. Thurs. Mr. L Christopher Maybew, the Navj Minister, said yesterday that Britain's Far East Fleet was alert, highly trained and powerful. He added that it was making a worthwhile contribution to peace in the area. He had been asked <n the House of Commons by
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    20 15 LONDON Thurs. Flags flew en Britain's public buildings yesterday to mark the 12th anniversary of Queen Elisabeth's coronation.
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      477 16 IHMifiiiMMigiUUA^Ld^Hl nntinurd from Pace It) SITUATIONS VACANT IS Worm* St (Min.)— Box St et: extra WANTED BY AM Insurance Company a General Clerk preferably experienced In Klre ft Accident Insurance. Reply P.O. Bos No. I>-Si7, Spore AMERICAN PORTRAIT ACENCV from Singapore require part-time service* from young European girls as ssles
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      638 16 TUITION IS Ward* St I Mm.)— Box SO et* extra WANTED PRIVATE TUTOR lor two children in Kstong District. Should teach general subjects up to Secondary one Good remuneration Apply in conndence to Box 707 Singapore. ENROL EARLY. Beginners Boostpcrleneed Professional Accountants. Vacancies: tlementsry, Intermediate, Advanced Stages. SIC. 73 Middls
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      722 16 FOR HIRE It Ward* St Mim.)—Bax it rl*. rxlra FURNITURE FOR HIRE at Reasonable Rates Sin Gee Sent. M Ro.nor. Canal Road. Singapore. Tel. 3103J-21«.'7 RADIO FOR HIRE from »3/-. Television *1S Radiograms *1S 00. Hefnierator $10. uu. Oas Cooker flO.uu. Tape Recorder SS.UO. Keenual'* 124, Orchard Road. Spore. Pbone
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      1094 17 1 BENULINE I EAPRtSS SERVICE 10 LONOON, iKtRfOOL OUTINfcNIAI PBRI» BENDORAN h» lodoo* Singapm* P.S'hai* Kenan* HamOuig laly I BENVORLICH *gm JJ BENURIS ManiOufg. Lonaoa, S'aoutA, v m SU< M< M'brough ...i... iim 1/ Jbm 1/ SenalSe'b"' tstsfrnmrm, >u wu Mni Efirss; BSW ass lENAVON H'burg. Loon, Hull, M'brough, G
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    ANTHONY WITHDRAW THEIR BID FOR SUNGEI BIDOR
    809 18 THE offer of A.A. Anthony, the Penang sharebrokers for 51 per cent of tbe capital of Sungei Bidor at 53.10 per unit was withdrawn unconditionally yesterday. This now only leaves in the field Tronoh Mines with its Improved offer for tbe whole of
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 18 Malayan Stock Indices June I. June S. •Industrial*: 72.4S 52 Tins: 92.88 95.40 S rubbers: 103.83 103.63 •Dec. 30. 1963 100 Dec. 2». 1962 luo
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    SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
    72 18 /■HINESE Product Cichanft. Slngaport noon prlott por pieul yetterday: Chhiui oil: bulk »64 1 lellera. drum $87i tellera. Ce«ra: June,' July UK Continent: Unquoted. ripper: Muntok white tIS-'i aellera. Sarawak whit. SI3O sellers, upecial Sarawak mack Sl27t seller*, garbled LamponK blaik SM'UNi «ell.ra. ABTA SieO(N) seilera. SlrtKaptre
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    SOUTHERN SHIPPING LINES
    87 18 FROM BRISBANE. SYDNEY, MELBOURNE ADELAIDE VIA BANGKOK Spore K Shorn Penang M.S. Martin Thore 17/19 July 20/22 July 23/26 July M.S. Broholm 23/2S Aug 26/28 Aug 29/ I Ser FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY. MELBOURNE AND ADELAIDE VIA SARAWAK AND SAB AH Spore P. S'hom Penang S'oor* M.S. Momn
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    229 18 June J. Force muntns INOUtTRIAU Bouttead 13 cU McAluter 11 cv City Dev. 1 eta. M. Un. (1 «a. C.s Holdings 14 CU.N' Iron 9 eta Uualop* 11 eta. 0.C.8.C. 14 eta K. Smelting 22 eta Rotbmana lb cv Ksso 11 eta. Ban 6 eta. Ked. Duro. 12
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    123 18 MELBOURNE. Thur». JNDUSTRIALS were flnner today with rises well In eaoau of tails. However, moves ww» narrow and tradln* was aaaln »rry quirt. meUl and oil* wer* steady. Tin sharrs were less active, but were generally tinner. Today* clttint pn«t> «nh rmu. ilay price.. :n bntckett: Mount Isa.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    265 18 JtXE tirst grade rubber t.o.b. buyers clotted at 5 pjn. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yrsterday at 74 cents per lb. (up three-eighths of cent), on iu.-Mia> n ciomuj level for the position. The tone was very quiet. K.A.S. and FJMJR.E. closing prices in cents per lb. yesterday
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    DOLLAR RATE
    53 18 'T'HK present rate of tbe Malayan dollar against the pound sterling fixed on November 24 ]»%t year is Selling TT or OO 2s. 3 I.". U. cl. Buying TT 2s. 1/16. Buying OD 2s 4'jd. The dollar is at Its statutory middle position in relation to its range
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    67 18 IME Malayan Eionangt Bankf Ait.--1 elation made these changes In Its rates to merchaou yesterday (all rmte* to $100): Canada: buying TT 35 7/16, airmail OD 35 9/16, 90 d/st. 36 1/16 credit bills. 36» trade bills. Sellinn TT or OO rtadyl Canadian dollart 35 1/16. Dtutscht Markt
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      369 18 WILHELMSEN LINES FROM: Scasliimaa am Ciatmettal Ptrts fir Baafkak aal Hn Kttg. Penang P. Sham Slngapori TOMAR (Calls Manila) 14/ISJim 18/17 jmi 11/MJmi TIBER (Call* Pusin, Japan) 21 M Jaat TAUBOT (Calls Manila) 12/1J JH| 14/ it Jalf 11/10 July BARBER LINE FROM U.S.A. EAST AND WEST COAST PORTS TOREAOOR
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      337 18 CLOSING PRICES June 3. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 74| cents (up three-eighths of a cent). TIN: 5778.75 (up $5.25). Unofficial estimated offering 255 tons (up 25 tons). NEDLLOYD LINES GREAT LAKES SERVICE Fast tailings from Molaysia direct to Canadian and U.S. Great Lakes Dorrs Sintaoore $'•>•*> r'tntna 4it. Montreal KIUMO laPlrt/9JMM
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    816 19 BUSINESS In and reported to D the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shares traded ln brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Ounl.p. $1.24 SL, 1 1000) $1.25, (l.OOU) $1.26; Csso „<)• (l.OOU) »1 P. and N. erds. VI
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    H.K. RATES
    36 19 ON the free exchange market In Hong Kocg yesterday the U.S. dollar wu quoted at 5.75J tor T.T. and 5.741 for oath. Sterling waa quoted at 1603 aad one taal ol gold at 2601.
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    Riverview crop
    9 19 Riverview Robber produced 215.000 lb. :n May
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    Tin price gains five dollars after holiday
    421 19 WHEN the Straits tin market opened again yesterday after the Wednesday holiday the price rose by 55.25 to $778.75. London three months buyers price was down £12 on Wednesday afternoon followinc a substantial increase on Tuesday. The estimated offering yesterday was 255 tons
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    108 19 SHIPS lyini ■lanitld* th« Singapore whirm or axptcted today MM Socotra 1/2, Perak N.W. 4, atentor 8/g, Yamanaahl Maru 13/14, City of Wellington 15/18, Wonorato 18. Rajah ?3'24. America Mam 31/32, Centaur 35/36, Ollaland 40/41, Dlotned 44. sinrth 45. and Borlban* 47. Port jKtllinhim: Wharf Birtht: Tarifa,
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      2110 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT TENDERS STATE OF BRUNEI VACANCttS^rOR^ENTAI. PART|CULARS Qf TH T£NDER fQR THE SUPPLY OF .pS^to^e l^ fo o5 POLICE HELD FORCE PACK RATIONS Dental Officers, Medical and «r tt «^i«? ePartmentl BmneL CS T e nde he«by invited for the «upply or Police Field IMrc vacancies.;. ck ratlonB fpon,
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      SOCCER STORE TEAM CAN GO FAR, SAYS NUREMBERG FC CHIEF
      283 20  - SOCCER STORE TEAM CAN GO FAR, SAYS NUREMBERG FC CHIEF JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE. Thurs. Dr. Herman Wortner, president of the Football Club of Nuremberg, said today that his players and officials were "very impressed by the performance of the Singapore team whom they beat 2-1 at Jalan Besar Stadium
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      Umno captain suspended
      48 20 |(UALA LUMPUR. Than Sanl Tasman. captain of Cmns in- i-At) agur. M^ suspeded SuS?-*" U- FAsT t<xiLy Ut nier!ln B hpl «l minutes from half-time as the P M« er o^^ e beeo «n'n* uncontrollable. SCRC were leading 3-0 when the game was called oft
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      i Jega holds key to Malacca relays
      412 20  -  ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE, Thurs. The three foremost athletics clubs in Singapore Swifts, A.A., Achilles and Combined Schools will continue their battle for supremacy at the Malacca open invlta- tion relay champion- ships on Sunday. The return of Achilles to the Singapore athletics
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      MOTOR-RACING Poon, Holland for KL circuit
      191 20 MOTOR-RACING Poon, Holland for KL circuit By LIM KEE CHAN: Singapore. Thurs. 1 UONG KONG'S Albert Poon and Steve Holland, winner and runner-up respectively of the Malaysian Grand Prix in April, will take part in the $22,000 Tengku Abdul Rahman circuit races at Kuala Lumpur or July 3 and 4.
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      Malaysian girls too good
      65 20 HONG KONG. Thurs. The visiting Malaysian women's football team tonight proved beyond doubt their superiority over Hong Kong when they trounced Combined Chinese 7-0 In an lnterport match here. At half-time Malaysia were three goals up. An estimated 4.000 spectators saw the visitors dominate the entire
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      882 20 PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN kenyataan tender JKR J.K.R. TRENGGANU nec;eri sembilan v IV^luVi*^™*?™™* TAWARAN daripada Pem--1 nig berdaftar dengan JKR dl- hnrln van* hprrinftar A\ ilam Kela* E dan ka-atas di- v~ d I V t ...wah Keriu i Kepala Kechii 3 Jabatan Kerja Raya kelas D' Water Retaining structure ke-atas akan
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      772 20 NOTICES I GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE. Bl I. WORKB DEPARTMENT THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT I INTEC.RATION ORDINANCE, 1963. (No. IK of IM3i. I NOTICE I NDER SECTION l» lv, j WHEREAS In exercise of the j powers conferred by subsection 1 1 1 land (3i of section 19 of
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      802 20 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS i KEKOSONGAN JAWATAN KERAJAAN KEDAH Pennintaan2 ada-lah dl-jemput danpada Warga Negara Persekutuan dan Ra'ayat Negeri dan juga daxipada Pegawai2 yang sedang i berichidmai sekarang bagi memenohl Jawatan2 JURUTEKNIK RENDAH dl-dalam JABATAN KERJA RAYA. KEDAH. Tingka- I Un Gaji: 594x7.M)-124 149x7 50--209 230x~.50-$312.50 Umor: 16: tahun teupi tlada meningkat
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      720 20 TENDERS THE PORT OF SWGAPOU~ AUTHORITY TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for tlje design, fabrication and supply o( structural steelwork for 1 No. Workshop building and 1 No. Store building at Blangah Bay. Tender documents may be obtained from the office of the Port Engineer. The Port of Singapore Authority,
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      449 20 I DIARY I BADMINTON Malayatea Malays championships finals (Spore BA hall). Ovaltinr (up Perak inter-schools- final: SMI v Horley MSS (Ipoh SJA. 2.30 p.m.). SOCCER S'pora Dlv. JC: K Ayer v RAF Tengah (Balestler Rd 1 Cosmos v Arsenal (St George's Rd > RSAR v FKC j (Oeylang); Gentle v
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      125 20 1 SUMMARY I SOCCER S'l""* D «v. JA: Mt Emily 7 40 Base Reme 4; Dlv. 3B: Ala«appa 5 Katong 1; Radln Mas w.o. Re'ormative. hultan Yusnff Cup (K Kang«ar): Ipoh Malays (holders) 5 Pasokan Pemuda Melayu, T Anson L. Perak Wv. 1 (T. Anson): PWD 6 Jendarata 2: Dlv.
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      302 21 SHOTGUN FIRED TO FOIL ATTEMPT TO ♦NOBBLE' NIKSAR LONDON, Thurs.— Sea Bird, a wing-hooved chestnut colt, flew to a two-length victory before an estimated 250,000 spectators at Epsom yesterday for France's seventh triumph since World War II in the £65,000 Derby, Britain's top Turf classic. The triumph
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      Oleander in sparkles in final workout for the Derby
      299 21  -  Epsom Jeep. RACING with IPOH, Thursday. f)LEAND£R 111, winner of the Sin gapore Derby in April, wound up his preparation for the Perak Derby to be run over 12f on Sunday, with a briliAant trial on a fast track here this
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      HOCKEY S'gor title playoff abandoned at 2-2
      147 21 HOCKEY S'gor title playoff abandoned at 2-2 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Poor light due to an impending rain storm caused the hockey match between Kilat Club and Tamilians' Physical Cultural Association on the Padang today to be abandoned after five minutes of the second half. This was the second match in
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      Weights for Ipoh races
      316 21 rH. Thur». Greece 8.03 Cl. 2, Oiv. I— 9f Weights for all Misty Breeic 8.03 Superiolllc 9.00 eight race, on Sun Construe"™ 8.02 ;|nw gO5 day are: £f n -o2 r anl 805 PERAK DERBY v mad Skilful 8.04 SS3SL- c /*pST;£ "5&B& S Oleander 111
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      CRICKET Jeremiah 59, Nonis 6-21 as Recs win
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      Perak name Cup squad
      52 21 IPOH. Thurs.— Perak will meet. Kedah in an Inter-state tennis match for the Chua Choon Leong Cup at the Chamberlain courts in Kampar Road here on Saturday at 4 p.m. The Perak team will be selected from Moses Tay, Choong Ah Kow, Lian Van Keon and
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