The Straits Times, 5 June 1965

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 145,000 Nat*"* 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005 J
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    15 captured in Johore
    245 1 Tew more days before rest are caught' KUALA LUMPUR. Friday OECURITY forces have killed one Indonesian infiltrator and captured 1 5 others in South-East Johore so far since the landings on Sunday morning. The latest capture was yesterday, when the kompong folk in the area rounded
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    Lock icon Trouble over space sleep
    308 1 Too excited over jet-propelled 'walk' outside orbiting Gemini -4.... HOUSTON (Texas), Friday ASTRONAUTS James McDivitt and Edward White sent word back to earth early today they were having the same problems that trouble many other travellers. The excitement of space travel was disrupting their sleeping and
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    Tengku's likely day to travel: June 13
    91 1 Tengku's likely day to travel: June 13 ITUALA LUMPUR. Fri 1V Tengku Abdul Rahman is expected to leave for the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference in London on or about June 13. He will most probably be accompanied by the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. and another Minister. The officials
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    Lock icon Air raid exercise
    25 1 JAKARTA. Fri Indonesians were notified today rhnt there would be a one-week air raid exerc»«* throughout the country starting on Monday— AP.
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    Gemini: New times over Malaysia
    108 1 SINGAPORE. Fri.— (iemini-4 is believed to have passed over Kuala Lumpur at 7.31 a.m. today 7< > minutes behind the original schedule, due to the delayed blast-ofT. A U.S. Information Service spokesman said: "We don't have any reports that anyone saw it. But it can
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    UNKNOWN
    117 1 M«f #*M!> ,««T. TM*T'» JUST WHAT IT MIANI /CAPETOWN. Fri— A non\j English speaking Chinese sailor. Pang Wai Chee. in a nurslnß home here, writing to his folks in Honr> Konp was faced with the problem of how to eive an address for a reply. So he scouted round
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    No time for Lee: The Speaker explains
    810 1 No time for Lee: The Speaker explains KUALA LI MPI R. Fri The Speaker of the House of Representatives. Dato CM. Yusof. said today that Opposition Mps were given 14 hours out of the .'i. hours and 55 minutes devoted to the debate on the Kings speech from the Throne.
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    Plane crashlands at airport
    178 1 Plane crashlands at airport KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A twin enuinod four-seater Super-aero aircraft the only one of its kind in Malaysia erashlanded on the runway at the International Airport here today. The two occupants the pUol and the co-pilot—escup- ed unhurt. The pkme piloted by Captain W. Melliu.s With Mr.
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    STOP PRESS
    43 1 MYSTERY BLAST SINGAPORE. Fri—Poll- patrol boats tonight sp<d to SMcrs Inland, two mills south of Singapore, j to inwstUate mystery ex- plosion heard about H-25 i p.m. Residents along the west coast heard blast, but police were unable to pin-point it.
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  • AFRO ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Odinga replaced as leader of Kenya's team
      151 2 NAIROBI, Fri.— Kenya's Vice-Presi-dent, Mr. Oginga Odinga. has been replaced as leader of his country's delegation to the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' talks in London, the Government announced last night. The Foreign Minister, Mr. Joseph Murumbl, has been chosen to lead the five-man team.
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      1351b opium haul, from ship
      54 2 HONG KONU. Kri. Nar- I touts seized 135-lb. of rkw opium worth about HKIIOO.--000 in a search on a Royal Fleet auxiliary vessel. The opium was found In the I rrew quarters on the Langley, which arnvid from Singapore JTMUrday morning. Three Chinese j i-rew
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      Lock icon US jets for Thais
      38 2 BANGKOK. Fri. The Thai Deputy Defence Minister. Air Chief Marshal Dawee Cliullasapya. said here yesterday that the United States had promised PFFS Thunderchief jet fighters for the Royal Thai Air Force next year. Reuter
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      Lock icon Cairo bars newsmen as Chou flies in
      80 2 Cairo bars newsmen as Chou flies in CAIRO. Fri. Foreign reporters were barred from the tarmac when the Chinese Prime Miniser, Mr. Chou En-lai, flew in here last night for a brief stopover on his way to Tanzania. Police threw a double cordon around the white Russian-built airliner as it
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      Lock icon New N.Z. envoy
      27 2 HONG KONG. Pri. Mr. R. L. G. Ch.ii'.is arrived today to take up the post of New Zealand's first Commissioner in Hong Kong. Reutcr
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      Lock icon Just fancy that...
      38 2 MANILA, Fri. A 28-year-old pregnan; housewife in Iloilo city, in the souther; Philippines, stabbed herself to death yesterday after a bitter quarrel with her husband over his failure to buy horse meat for her.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Chou: War in China will not be a world war
      288 2 Chou: War in China will not be a world war CAIRO, Friday THE Chinese Premier, Mr Chou En lai, has said China would not want to involve the Soviet Union in the event of Sino-American hostilities. Asked in an interview with the weekly magazine Al Mussawar whether it was true
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      Jungle hunt by 800 policemen
      143 2 Jungle hunt by 800 policemen I>OMBAY, Fri. Two Australians, arrested near Goa border after they were sought in the Jungle by 800 police, were arrested and brought here last night on charges of stealing a car. Their names were given as Leslie Alexander Dunlop, 23, a draughtsman from Melbourne, and
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      $6 million gift
      27 2 DACCA (Pakistan). Pri. The United States Government has granted USS2.I million <56.3 million) for the repair and reconstruction of East Pakistan's cyclone-damaged coastal embankments.
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      CONGO: We won't be there
      58 2 CONGO: We won't be there T EOPOLDVILLE, Fri. The Congo (Leopold ville) will not attend the second Afro-Asian summit in Algiers because of "Arab interference" in African affairs, the Foreign Ministry said yesterday. A communique said there was a tradition of Arab interference in African affairs and referred to Prime
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      Togo: Count us out, too
      22 2 pARIS. Fri. Togo will not attend the AfroAsian conference In Algiers. President Nicolas Gruntizky announced last night.
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      Thanat heads Thai team
      22 2 UANGKOK, Frl. Thailand's delegation to the Algiers conference will be led by the Foreign Minister. Tun Thanat Khoman.
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      Lock icon Algiers
      290 2 MANILA. Friday Pelaez clarifies that statement on Manila's stand and Malaysia THE Philippines Vice-President, Mr. Emmanuel Pelaez, yesterday clarified a statement attributed to him by the Manila Times that the Philippines had not yet made up its mind about supporting Malaysia at the Algiers conference. Mr. Pelaez told reporters
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      Lock icon MAJORITY BACK RUSSIA BUT HER BID MAY STILL FAIL
      210 2 MOSCOW. Frl. AFRO-ASIAN sources in Momou said yesterday that Soviet participation in tin* Algiers conference now had ma.joriy support, hut that a Kremlin delegation might still be kept out by Chinese opposition. The sources said active canvassing in recent weeks showed
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      INDIA SEEKS SUPPORT TO CONFRONT CHINA
      84 2 \fANILA. Frl. India's Deputy External AfTairs Minister. Mr. Dlnesh Singh, arrived here yesterday from Tokyo for a two-day visit. An Indian Embassy spokesman said he did not know the reason for Mr. Singh's visit to Manila but informed diplomatic sources surmised that the Minister
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERIAN DESK
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      A direct peace plea to Russian people
      505 3 LBJ: LET'S SHARE THIS EARTH CHICAGO. Friday |)KKSIDENT John- son coupled an unusual direct plea lor peace to the Russian people last night with an announcement that he had ordered the withdrawal of all remaining I.S. Marin-i-s from Santo Domingo. Speaking against a
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      Lock icon Adultery by Harding: Divorce for husband
      90 3 I ONDON. In Held v Marshal Lord Harding. 68-year-old former Chief oi the Imperial General stall. wa.s named co-res-pondent in a divorce case yesterday. Mr. Charles Ryves Maxwell Eley, 62, a company director, wa.s granted a decree nisi becau.se of adultery by his wife,
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      Coins: LBJ plea
      39 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. President Johnson yesterday recommended in a special mes&age to Congress that future Unite.l States ten-cent. 20 cent and S3 .■ent coins should contain less Mlvpr than at present in order :o coreeni silver supplies.
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      Lock icon White held after Negro officer is murdered
      108 3 JJOGALUSA (Louisiana i. j Fri. a Negro deputy sheriff was killed and an- 1 other wounded when gun- i fire from a truck riddled their patrol car on a lonely '< road near this tense mill 1 town on Wednesday night, i An
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      Fewer jobless in the US
      60 3 WASHINGTON. Pri. Prest dent Johnson announced yesterday that the U.S. unemployment ruir in May fell sharply to 4.6 per cent the lowest figure in more i than seven years. The number of Jobless people dropped by 220.000 last month :o 3.3 million. The decline was
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      Russia: Probe into junta repression in Dominica
      240 3 Russia: Probe into junta repression in Dominica UNITED NATIONS. Friday. JJUSSIA called yesterday for a United Nations investigation of charges ol 'massive repressions" by the Dominican junta against the republic's civilian population. Dr. Nikolai T. Fedo renko, the Soviet delegate, said the Security Council should "forthwith"' set up the investigating
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      Just fancy that...
      35 3 COPENHAGEN, Fri. Danes are selling refrigerators to Eskimos in Greenland. The government-run Royal Greenland Trading Company announced it has sold almost 1.500 home freezers on the world's biggest and coldest island.— UPL
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      Lock icon Gina among film stars accused of obscenity
      100 3 J^OME. Fri. A magistrate yesterday began nro- ceedinus against Gina Lollobrigida < above > and other film stars on allegations of presenting obscene scenes in an Italian film called "Le Bambolp" (The Dolls). The charges were filed by a magistrate at Viterbo. a
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      Lock icon Treasure finder to keep 75p.c.
      77 3 NASSAU (Bahamas). Fri. Four Miami skindivers who found a sunken treasure ship loaded with thousands of valuable 17tri Century coins, have signed an agreement with the Bahamas Government to keep 75 per cent, of what they salvage a spokesman said. The spokesman. Mr. Michael P.
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      Seven workers electrocuted
      32 3 CAOLIARI i Sardinia i. Fri. Seven workers building bet-r brewery MM here were electrocuted yesterday when a mute they were moving touched hicli tension ■Ink. Two others Miflm-d bunts.
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      Callaghan: We are united to defend sterling
      352 3 Callaghan: We are united to defend sterling I ONDON. Fri. The I British Government, acted yesterday to re-, store overseas financial I confidence by cutting J the bank rate from seven per cent to six per cent and announcing tougher domestic credit restrictions. At the same time, the Prime Minister.
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      ENVOY, WIFE TIED UP BY ROBBERS
      150 3 WASHINGTON, Friday. T»HREE masked bandits broke into the home of the Kuwait ambassador before dawn yesterday, tied up the ambassador, his wife and butlers, and escaped with approximately US$25O. Police said Mr. Talat AlGhousseln and his wife were awakened when the lights were turned
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      Lock icon U.S. ratifies U.N. Charter revision
      88 3 WASHINGTON. Fri— The United States Benate yesterday ratified two amendments to the United Nations Charter aimed at increasing the representation of AfroAsian nations on the Security Council and the Economic and Social Council. The vote was 71 to 0. The amendments, which required approval by
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    183 DONORS to RESCUE OF BLOOD BANK
    157 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. 'JMIK crisis in shortage of blood in the Singapore Blood Bank is over thanks to the response of 18,' f donors up to late afternoon today, since the appeal was made yesterday morning. A spokesman of the Blood Transfusion Service said
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    Indon on grenades charge
    101 4 Indon on grenades charge SINGAPORE. Fri. The case against an Indonesian. Hadju, son of Boli, who faced two charges under the Internal Security Act came up for mention in the Ninth Magistrate's Court today. On the first count, Hadju is accused of having a wooden box containing about 25 Ib.
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    $267,400 not paid firm, court told
    182 4 $267,400 not paid firm, court told SINGAPORE. Fri.— The High Court was told today that a sum of $267,400 had still to be paid to a firm of contractors, which built the multi-mil-lion dollar building in Orchard Road known as Wisma Indonesia. Reliance Contractors of Singapore is claiming this sum
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    Record graduands at convocation
    200 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. A RECORD number of 579 University of Singapore graduands will receive degrees or diplomas at the university's convocation ceremony at the National Theatre at 6 p.m. tomorrow. The University's ViceChancellor. Prof. Llm Tay Boh, will preside at the ceremony In place of the Chancellor,
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    AAS road safety display
    108 4 AAS road safety display SINGAPORE. Frl. The Automobile Association of Singapore's road safety poster exhibition opened this afternoon at the Victoria Memorial Hall with a variety of traffic Do's and Don'ts on display. The exhibition was opened by Inche Buang bin Omar Junld, Parliamentary secretary to the Deputy Prime Minister,
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    Air raids debate
    179 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The need for immediate plans to treat casualties in the event of bomb attacks was strongly stressed by two doctor MPs in the House of Representatives tonight. Dr. Tan Chce Khoo (SK-Batui and Dato Dr. Mtgzt Khu I All Kuala Kungsan told the Hou.se
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    Malacca won't back the PAP, Kuan Yew is told
    332 5 GHAFAR STRESSES RACE SOLIDARITY MALACCA. Friday JHE Chief Minister of Malacca, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, said here today that Mr. Lee Kuan Yew had very little knowledge of the State of Malacca if he believed that Malacca would accept his
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    Lock icon 1,000 CALL FOR RESUMPTION OF EXTENSION JOB Ngee Ann row: A protest by students
    178 5  - 1,000 CALL FOR RESUMPTION OF EXTENSION JOB Ngee Ann row: A protest by students LIM BENG TEE By SINGAPORE, Fri. About 1,000 students of the Ngee Ann College this afternoon attended a mass protest meeting against the suspension of the college's million-dollar extension project for its Department of Technology. At
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    Sentimental gift to Sarawak
    232 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. One of three high-powered hydrofoil craft which Mr. Simon Brooke Mackay, son of the Earl of Inchcape and grandson of the last Rajah in Sarawak. Sir Charles Vyner Brooke. is presenting to the Sarawak Marine Police was demonstrated in the sea off Cliifonl Pier
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    NEW COMMITTEE DUTY-BOUND TO HONOUR PLANS: UNION LEADER
    421 5 Union with the support of all eight student societies in the college. The chairman of the union, Mr. Chua Ah Foh, described the suspension of extension work as a "stranglehold" on the three-year-old college. He said: "The building pro.lecus nit .ii life
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    Union move regretted by Alliance
    69 5 Union move regretted by Alliance SINGAPORE, Fri. The Alliance Party Singapore today expressed regret that the office-bearers of the Chinese School Teachers Union had chosen to attend Sunday's convention of five Opposition parties, including the ruling Peoples Action Party. An Alliance statement alleged that the decision had been taken without
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    Temple ceremony
    32 5 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Mr. Ho Bee Beng. Assemblyman for Bras Basah, will attend celebrations of the Mount Tan Patt Chu temple at the Middle Road community centre at 7 p.m. tomorrow.
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    MAN ON DUD CHEQUES CHARGE REMANDED
    100 5 MAN ON DUD CHEQUES CHARGE REMANDED SINGAPORE, Fri. Jaswant Singh of Kuala Lumpur was charged in a Singapore Court today with Issuing dud cheques and cheating Mohan P. Parimalani of Chanrai <M) Ltd.. at Goodwood Hotel Arcade in Scotts Road. Jasv.ant. who pleaded noi guilty, MM alleged 10 have Issued
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    Dr. Tan and Devan Nair clash over 'front man' charge
    1640 6 Dr. Tan and Devan Nair clash over 'front man' charge 'Danger when a Communist turns non-Communist 1 TWO Opposition members from the Socialist Front and PAP clashed in the House of Representatives today while discussing methods for wooing Afro-Asian support. The SF Member for Batu, Dr. Tan Chcc Khoon. took
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      527 6 i HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS j j DATO' RUNME SHAW j (CHAIRMAN of THE SHAW ORGANISATION) f On the conferment of PANGLIMA MANGKU NEGARA di-dalam Darjah Mulia Pangkuan Negara 4 by Dull Yang Maha Mulia Seri Paduka Baginda Yang di-Pertuan Agong on June 2nd 1965. zL From the Staff of Shaw Organisation's
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    2 Indons are remanded pending police probe
    90 7 CINGAPORE. Fri. A magistrate yesterday I ordered two Indonesians to be remanded for a week pending police investigations. Jappar bin Ahmad and Lasinang bin Kadfr. who were found in a sampan iff St. John's island, were charged inder the Internal Security Ac i
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    Injured sailor gets airlift
    59 7 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A Royal Air i Force Whirlwind helicopter at first light yesterday winched up an intured seaman from the RoyaJ Navy frigate Chlchester. off Ku- 1 kup. at the south-western tip of j Malaya, and flew him to the Brit- j ish Military Hospital here..
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    First aid classes
    33 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri The St. John Ambulance Brigade in Shelley Rnad is conducting a first aid class every Saturday and invites members of public who are interested to attend- I
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    Chinese chess
    28 7 SINGAPORE. Fri About 30 Chinese chess players will take part in a competition at the Jalan Teck Kee community centre in Soranaoon Garden Estate OB Tuesday
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    Board meeting
    19 7 KAJANG. Fri. The Ulu Largat, District Liquor Licensing Board will meet at the District Office here tomorrow.
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    Political course for 500
    55 7 MUAR. Fri. About 500 Umno members will attend a oneday political course to be held here en June 24. Among the speakers exptcted are ihr Minister < f Home Affairs. Cato i Dr. i Ismail on Dato Abdul Rahman, and the Minister f Information aid Broadcast
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    'Malayan Times had difficulties only with NUJ members' SAYS DIRECTOR
    348 7 'Malayan Times had difficulties only with NUJ members' SAYS DIRECTOR I7UALA LUMPUR. Fri. —A director of the Malayan Times. Mr. V. Krishnan, told the Sessions Court here today that his company had '•difficulties" only with employees who were members of the National Union of Journalists "Sr> you want them to
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    Topless show preview to convince the police
    294 7 Topless show preview to convince the police KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. fHE police and officials from the District Office will attend a special preview tomorrow at the Stadium Negara to decide whether the topless j African dancers can perform in i public. An official from the District Office here said today:
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    Woman is robbed of $1,650 :
    93 7 Woman is robbed of $1,650 CINGAPORE. r r I Three armed men today held up a woman who was alone in her house in Jalan Kering, off Chua Chu Kang Road, and robbed her, of gold ornaments worth j about $1,500 and Sl5O In cash. Madam Chia Chen Kew told
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    Margaret hopes to he 'Queen' tonight
    106 7 CI.NGAPORK. Fri Mi>s Margaret van Mccl (above). a model. is :imon; s-ome 30 contestants for the Mil. mi Negara Queen contest to be held at the Victoria Vemoria! halt tomorrow night. The contest will be the highlight of a charity (I. inrc organised by
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    He's president again
    41 7 MALACCA Fn. Mr A S Pmto has been 4 e-clected president of the Ma'acca Eurasian Association Others elected w«»rr: Vice-presi-dent. Mr. LOR Mm: secretary. Mr. G. B Lazaioo; treasurer. Mr F J Scully: and sports secretary. Mr. Tyron^Fletcher
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    Artists' exhibition
    36 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn. The AsMMar.t Minister of Culture. Youth and Sports. Engku Mohsein bin Abdul Kadir. will declare open the second Malaysi.in Artists' Exhibition on Monday at the AIA building here at 530 p.m
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    Malaysian birds and orchids on new stamps
    103 7 Malaysian birds and orchids on new stamps i IJUALA LUMPUR. Fri— Two new series of postage stamps, which depict Malaysian birds and orchids in full colour, will be issued this year They will replace the present stamps of the States of Malaya. Singapore. Sarawak and Saoah Announcing this today, the
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    Convention to hold rally
    58 7 SINGAPORE f-Vi Th ll* lajratftn Solidarity Convention wil hold its tirst mass rally at the Nh- tional Theatre at 9.30 am- or Sunday. Leaders of thr convenor par ■of the convention the Limed Democratic Party, the People; Progressive Party. Machinda. Sa rawak United People's Parly ;\nt
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    Speaker elected treasurer
    53 7 KANGAR. Fri. Thr BpralWl of the state LegWathw Imb biy. Inche Yusofl bin Abu B;.kar lias been elated tKMUXtr ul I Pertia Selatan L'mno division. < i 'which Haji Mokiuar bin Ismail ii chairman. Thr .-t'creiary is Irchc Talb bir Ismail and thp publicity ofßcn Ku Hus.se
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    Subversives blasted my sawmill—Sena tor
    96 7 r pAWAU. Fn. Sena- tor Hong Teck Guan said today he believed the recent explosion at his sawmill in Apas Road was the work of subversive elements. The explosion shattered one of the three Chain -*aw.>In the sawmill and the damage is estimated at $12,000
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    Tin duty brings in less in first quarter
    144 7 Tin duty brings in less in first quarter IPOH. Fri. Duty on Malayan tin exports in the first quarter of this year was $5.05 million loss than for the previous quarter, although more mines were producing. Export dmy for \hc first quarter wu SJ2 s:i million against 527 57 million
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    $400 fine on samsu man
    64 7 $400 fine on samsu man -SINGAPORE, tr: n Yidr. 45. who pleaded uuiltv :o two ch;ir(?e.s oi baring one gallon of .sam.su and 12 gallons of fermented mush including still, was tod;iy finrd a total of S4OO m default three months ill by the ninth niac.>n.u< Ho was BITCBted DJ*
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      Lock icon 20-min. 'walk in space' with aid of a jet-gun
      1167 8 Day One of Gemini-4 mission to orbit the earth till Monday 'Go 9 signal for 62 orbits until Monday PICTURES OF FEAT ONLY WHEN THEY RETURN TO EARTH HOUSTON (Texas), Friday. ASTRONAUT Edward White today spent 20 minutes "walking" in space
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      ASTRONAUT WHITE ALMOST ENJOYED HIS WALK TOO LONG
      345 9 ASTRONAUT WHITE ALMOST ENJOYED HIS WALK TOO LONG I IOUSTON. (Texas}. Fri. Astronaut Edward White not only took a walk in space yesterday he walked over the top of his spacecraft. Dr. Charles Berry said at a news conference: "Ed was all over the Cemini 4 under, behind and on
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      The first man to "walk in space
      168 9 The first man to "walk in space 'j'lll first man to "walk ii. space," Lt.-Col. Alexei Leonov (above) of Russia, stepped out of his spaceship Voskhod II while it was in orbit on March 18 this year. Me spent about 20 minutes outside, floating free for about half that time.
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      Lock icon Wives see scientists direct husbands' flight
      237 9 Wives see scientists direct husbands' flight OOUSTON (Texas). Fri. n —The wives of the Gemini 4 spacemen visited the tightlyKuarded mission control centre yesterday afternoon to watch scientists direct their husbands' historic flight. Mrs Edward H. White, wearing a white dress with a blue iacket. told newsmen as she left
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      Gemini brings a new thrill to television screens in Europe
      393 9 I ONDON. Fri. The Gemini 4 space venture brought a new thrill to Europe's television screens yesterday. Throughout Western Europe programmes were interrupted o flash the news that Ed White was taking his space walk on the end of his
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      THE TWINS MAT RETURN LOOKING LIKE U.S. PIONEERS
      250 9 THE TWINS MAT RETURN LOOKING LIKE U.S. PIONEERS DOIJBTON (Texas), 11 Fri. Astronauts Edward White and James McDivitt could come back from their four-day space journey looking like a pair of oldtime American pioneers. There are no razors aboard the Gemini 4. and when the two spacemen splash down in
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    Ministers and their prestige: Dato Ismail
    442 10 Ministers and their prestige: Dato Ismail KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. I I rpHE need for Cabinet Ministers to -L maintain the prestige of their jobs was stressed in the House of Representatives by the Minister of Home Affairs, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman yesterday. He was replying to criticisms
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    Brooke for Bangkok to ask about Indon visa
    111 10 Brooke for Bangkok to ask about Indon visa DENANG. Fri. The for--1 mer Raja Muda of Sarawak, Mr. Anthony Brooke (above). will leave for Bangkok tomorrow to find out if his application for a visa to visit Jakarta ha» been approved. Mr. Brooke, who is the president designate of the
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    1,200 teachers to attend rally
    111 10 SINGAPORE, Fri. More v than 1,200 teachers from 160 schools from the four laguage streams are expected to attend a rally to celebrate Teachers' Day at the Gay World tomorrow The rally will open a» 9.30 a.m. when the chairman of the <tganising commlUfe. Mr.
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    Thug robs couple then holds girl for ransom
    292 10 Thug robs couple then holds girl for ransom I^LANG. Fri.— A thiiß i robbed court ing I couple of cash and valuables worth more than $200 and later I collected .$l5O as ranI som for the release of the girl in Batu Tiga Road here late last night. A Selangor
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    Talk on health
    48 10 KL'ALA LL'MPLH Pi D( L S- Sodhy, thr Mumcip.t! Health Officer will ialk on Public health v. ith partirulnr rrlprencc to Kuala Lumpur at 4 pin on Sunday at the Kuala Lumpur Psychology Club. 29. Ipoh Rond. The talk will be open to th* public.
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    School notices in national language AND Chinese appeal to Ministry
    168 10 KANGAR, Friday rE Ministry of Education is to be asked to consider an appeal by the committee of 10 Perlis Chinese school boards of management and teachers' associations to be allowed to use Chinese in addition to the national laneraee
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      245 10 .W##\V Onp By V. T. Uawnlin K I B*CK HOME AfiWM' YEAHli— lv ..OF ALL PEOPLE' NOT OH, FINE FINE.'/ YEP.' I'M HEADIN' V- f ■r V TVI'OL' PLACE HASN'T /vtP GOSH, T THOUGHT Jk CHANOH, >OU FIXIM TO I FOR MY OL' CAVE/1 RGGER I §s!tthcr/ I fe-JS CHANSEP
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    Kean Siew: Lee's alternative will not stop Indonesia
    203 11 Kean Siew: Lee's alternative will not stop Indonesia PEKANG, Fri. The secretary-general of the Socialist Front, Mr. Lam Kean Siew. said here today the alternative constitutional proposals suggested by the Snmupore Prime MinisMr. Lee Kuan Yew, would not solve the problem of Indonesian confrontation.. "Should such a partition (Of Malaysia)
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    Schools to mark anniversary
    38 11 I \IPING. Pri. Two Tmtpii Mhools are making preiwrations to celebrate their anniversarif in.- year. King ijdward VII School will j celebrate its diamond mbilfe and St. Oontes In.stittition it.^ erlci- .1 j nibllee.
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    No licence: $75
    35 11 I'KNANG. Pri.— N. A. K. Nur- uddin. a businessman I:v.ng m Dindings Road, was today fined $75 by a nm«i t rate's ccurt for I opentlng a radio set without a lieenpe.
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    Conqueror of Everest flies in today
    125 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Sir Edmund Hillary, the co-conqueror of Mount Everest, will arrive here by air tomorrow for a four-day visit. Si Edmund is on his way back to New Zealand after visiting Nepal where he hu been leading his third expedition to help
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    'No discrimination' call to Govt for debate by the teachers
    188 11 'No discrimination' call to Govt for debate by the teachers MALACCA. Friday. •j'HE Government is to be urged to remove dis- crimination between Benham Scheme colleget rained teachers posted to former Government schools and those posted to former aided schools. ThL-i is one of five resolutions to be moved at
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    More women volunteers for army
    78 11 PINANO. Fri. The Penani Kaon ibu. which enrolled 35 women volunteers for the Territorial Army on Monday plans to enrol a second batch next week. "If we era get enough volunteers, vc will march them to the Territorial Army headquarters for reftMrmtton." Che Dacimah Dashir.
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    Smiling through
    32 11 KUAI A I L'MPfK Pri idi the L'.ueni Ar*.« Bortet! nroductmn 01 Fr:in/ Irhar"« 'Land ol smiio" *n now n Ml iwti •Ufrri *t tut- Town Hall from July 10
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    Lock icon A high tribute for Ramani at U.N.
    234 11 UNITED NATIONS. FHd.y THE President of the Security Council. Dr. .1 Q. De Beus'of the Netherlands, paid hieh tribute today to his predecessor for May. .Mr. R. Ramani of M;il;tvsia. saylnc the month's near-record nf 25 meetings had been distinguished by his conduct
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    Women join the vigilantes
    46 11 NIBONG TEBAL Kri. Thirty women from Su'igri Balcap yesterday became ih<- nr.M women n Penanst to join the Vigilante Corps At .1 tl Illllimj in Sunae: Bttkan thr women. WfcflM ages ranw from 25 to 65 pi^daeti to he!o defend the country
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    Copter full of toys for Valetta...
    181 11 LABUAN. Friday. /CHILDREN in Kampong Mendolong here had good reason to laugh and shout with joy when a RAF helicopter made a surprise landing. The aircraft's crew brought toys trains, dolls, teddy bears, croquet and baseball sets, paint* and crayons and presented them all
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    OUR MAN WILL CONFRONT INDONS IN BELGRADE
    169 11 OUR MAN WILL CONFRONT INDONS IN BELGRADE I^UALA LUMPUR. Fri A senior police officer left here today for an International conference in Belgrade. Yugoslavia, determined to prove to the Indonesians present that he is "a free man from a free country." Assistant Commissioner of Police J J. Rai Jr. who
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    Telecoms dance
    23 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Pri. The Telecoms Athletic .md Welfare Asstx-.ation will hold its annual dance at the Diamond Jubilee hall here tomorrow
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    Controller: Big ring behind Penang smuggling
    175 11 Controller: Big ring behind Penang smuggling OENANG. Fri. A big r syndicate is behind the present extensive smuggling from Penang into principal customs area. Che Wan Hamzah bin Haji Wan Mohamed. Regional Controller of Customs, Malaya, said here today. "It is a hishlv-organised ring and wo know vcrv wp!l who
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    Pilgrims back today
    21 11 SINGAPORE Pri. The pujrrim slr.p Kuala Lumpur will t arrive in Singapore from Mecca At 9 a.m. tomorrow.
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      343 11 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 141. 1. Appears to aii.se aim In back- T. Takes unuxual c«re to set »ard places <b. I). Into form, but shows a back1. Express approbation of langu- ward tendency 18) age wuhoul disturbing the 8 Detwt the river having a don (7i. trace of untidiness
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    DEATHS
    55 12 M ■Tar* SIS I Minimum} AT THC Brin-h Hospital. l.>hon. a.iddMilv on irith May. K H Brunton. formi'ilv 01 IMM s. laniror POWELL PETER RICHARD ut lanah M.rah H>tiiie. I'ort IMk.-on. »ue .'ii. .suddenly on S In a tar MM Serv.re at st Mary Church. Kirn la Lumpur at
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    95 12 .'ft H nrlt. SIS 'tfimiHliml THE FAMILY of the late Anthoma-'Hi-xmrnal thank rrlativra and tnenija for thrir comfoltnctt. wrtatha. mttod»ncr at tht tuneml MR. A MRS. nnaiamapala JayawiHl thank frienda and rtlatlvea for their slfta an.) good i»hta on tbt •COMMi of their weddinK. 20-5-65. LATC T.V.R. CHINNIAH NAIDU.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    275 12 ?a H'nr*. IH '(fiiumuin) THE COCKPIT RIJSTTAFEL ih h.i.i'i id) >.iiuiil^y and Sunday lum ii time. SAINT GABRIEL S ».onrl«n- S. hnol i i :n p m SpMial BMBtl lor Old Hi>\j FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. Invitr *H NMM "n<l boon addlcia lo nrc.v *r in thr-lr aho^. room n\
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    331 12 It M „rrf. BJ i Minimum > PCNTICOIT METHOOItT BMVIIOM Koon S^rn R<l S n in B«*m Ml nvuflit Krhakvan. in ;«i a.m. Wor»nip B#rv\rr. :in p m (ioipn Prrvict. PRItavTINIAN CMUMCH. tINCA. PORI. •'nrnfr OftMN Road. r»n»n« Road. Sunday BtfTMM V a.m and P m Sunday School
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  • The Straits TimeS Saturday. June 5, 1965.
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      Owning A Home
      687 12 Mr. Khaw Khai Boh has at last announced his plans for beating the housing shortage; in Malaya and for promoting home-ownership on a big scale. By way of compen- sation for the long delay, the scheme has a uood deal of i imagination and flair. Families with
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      Clear Problem
      415 12 From the heat of politics to the cool calculation of econ- < omic advances that is the leap to be made on this post- I parliamentary morning with the opening of the first Congress on Native Economy in Kuala Lumpur. Here there will be no room for fiery
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      New Stamps
      194 12 At last Malaysians can look forward to a series of postage stamps which will both honour their country and ornament their mail. In August or September, according to the Minister of Works, Posts and Telecommunications, a series of full-colour Malaysian denom- inations. ranging from 25 cents to $10.
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    LIBRARY REFUNDS
    151 12 T rerer to a letter on the Library zefund by Mr. B. Wee <S.T. April 10). As the closing dale for re-reglstratlon approaches more readers are now swarming to the Library to re-reglster, and, due to the Library's limited imprest for the refund of deposits to readers who
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    A nation in search of economic equality
    1103 12  -  WAN ABDUL HAMID BUMIPUTERA— NATIVES OF MALAYSIA By If economic inequalities between groups of nationals are allowed to persist and even increase, they are bound sooner or later to increase tensions THE large and steadily increasing economic inequalities between developed and under-dev-eloped countries
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    Learning Malay—9l
    438 12  - Learning Malay— 9l YUNUS MARIS, 8v MA. University of Malaya VOCABULARY: lautgal mrniancialksin (vi to Ulte off. to remove: jamb, mrnjawab <v> to a»»wer, wpiy; Unv*. bertanr* <v) to &«k, M*k*nd fni intention, motive, meaning; Uteri m> w'.tt: bcrtoteri (v— to taKe a wife TENSE (contd.) In :he i;.s: l'.sson.
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    400 to find ways to set up more Malays in business
    806 13 400 to find ways to set up more Malays in business TENGKU WILL OPEN ECONOMIC CONGRESS TODAY KUALA LUMPUR, Frt THE P r i m c Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will open the economic congress of indigenous people at the Dewan Tengku Abdul Rahman here tomorrow. About 400 delegates and
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    DATO JUGAH: WHAT RIGHT HAS LEE TO SPEAK FOR SARAWAK?
    360 13 DATO JUGAH: WHAT RIGHT HAS LEE TO SPEAK FOR SARAWAK? KUALA LUMPUR, Frl ■pHE right of Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, to speak on behalf of Sarawak was questioned today by Dato Temenggong Jugah the Federal Minister for Sarawak Affairs. I 1 In a statement Issued here Dato
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    Brunei ex-rebel may become minister
    125 13 IJKI NKI TOWN, Frl. v Two elected members are expected to be among the four assistant Ministers to be appointed by the Sultan of Brunei, according to palace sources here. The sources said that at least one will be an exdetainre. Their names will In-
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    3-day jail for two Indonesian smugglers
    112 13 j QINOAPORE. Frl— Two Ink'donesians were today laiii ed for three days each in a district court for illegally importing 150 bundles of firewood from Indonesia. Jappar bin Ahmad and Laslnang bin Kadir. who pleaded guilty, were also given a concurrent threeday jail sentence
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    Malay Mail Jackpot is won!
    64 13 Malay Mail Jackpot is won! THERE is good news for Malay Mail readers. The Jackpot of Word Puzzle Contest "EM" has been won. Are you the winner? Look in the Malay Mail of Monday. IN the meantime, send in your entry to Word' Puzzle Contest "EN". Another prize of $5,000
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    Fellowship for history student
    64 13 1 BINOAPORE. Frl. A Nanyang University graduate. Mr. Yong Chlng Fait, who in 1962 won an Australian Commonwealth scholarship for postgraduate studies in History has been awarded a further fellowship by the Australian Natlona l University to enable him to pm<eed to the Ph. D Mr.
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    $4,500 fine
    38 13 SINOAPChE. Frl A carpenter. Goh Kirn Hoe. 28 was today fined a total of $4,500. or 12 months' (all. on two charges of having 37.64 va'lons of dutiable samsu and a 60-gallon still on Feb 9
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    $6mil. for two funds
    34 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fit. The Bank Neaara of Malaysia has received a total of $4 693.223 for the National Defence Fund and another t1. 3 10.579 for the National Patriotic Fund.
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    Hunt for clerk as $9,000 vanish from Govt safe
    241 13 Hunt for clerk as $9,000 vanish from Govt safe SINGAPORE. Fr i Police are looking for a health department clerk following the disappearance of about 59.000 from the department's safe. Tlu> clerk had not report H<*i. Or wo? at the health d«i n n *»dquarters in iu?"^* 0 Monday when
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    Barisan way
    25 13 BINGAPORE, Frl— The B*rtsan Sosialis today said the troub'es between the Central Government and the Sirgapore Government could be resolved by dissolving Malaysia
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      Diamond mine
      26 14 JAKARTA. Fn. A DutrH i company has rncvrd permission for tiiumond mining in Indonesian t Borneo. Uip official Antara tipw« agency Sdid today.— UPl.
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      Oh! Is it still going on ?
      63 14 Oh Is it still going on ONE member just manages to be up to listen to a speech being made by an opposition Socialist Party member as the rest of his Liberal Democratic colleagues doze in the 7 a.m. session of the Japanese Diet. The Opposition party's filibustering tactics to
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      RUSSIAN BOMBERS IN HANOI, SAYS U.S.
      85 14 WASHINGTON. IT. The United States viid yesterday it had spotted "a number' of IHtU vintagt S:>viet bombers in North Vietnam The defence department »aid number llviishin ?HS had been spotted At Hanoi Military sources were 1 puzzled about the appear- ante of the twin-Jet.
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      Banks integration
      17 14 Soekarno ha.s eivon his approval for the integration of all state banks in Indonesia. Rcutrr
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      Lock icon Protest, so out go corps four
      91 14 Protest, so out go corps four 1 1 IMA. Fri. Four American Peace Corps volunteers who have been teaching at the National University of En- gineering have been expelled I because of U.S. intervention jin the Dominican Republic, i the newspaper La Prensa said j yesterday. La Prensa said the
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      How Reds killed a British plan for Vietnam peace
      475 14 IT WAS 'NO, NO, NO' LONDON, Fri gRITAIN'S Foreign Secretary, Mr. Michael Stewart, yesterday set out British plans for a Vietnam peace settlement which, he said, was being prevented by the refusal of the Soviet Union. China and North Vietnam to
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      Lock icon Just fancy that
      98 14 I ONDON. Fri. Christopher Crisp not only wants his wife back. lie wants to know who she is. Crisp. 37. explained that tiny met at a London dance hall. She introduced herself as Susan Berry, from Rhodesia. A week later they married. And two weeks after that
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      1161 15 ADVERTISEMENT A new star in the Singapore night sky MITSUBISHI Electrical Corporation, ever since its founding in 1921, has enjoyed a high reputation for integrity in the manufacture of electrical equipment. As one of japan's largest and most versatile manufacturers of electric machinery, appliances and electronic instruments, Mitsubishi Electrics products
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      395 15 appliances generally. The company's efficient planning has also led to great Improvements In production, sales and profits. Ever since 1055 Mitsubishi Electric Corporation's stature as a leader among Japan's top three manufacturers of electrical machinery and appliances has grown steadily. Total sales, for example, during fiscal 1963/4 exceeded 155 billion
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      576 15 Kbb HP^T* ff? XXAX^T^^BBT^i Br _^^<- 'S*^ Sp j., a, A^K *i: 2 f^Bßli BBp*^ <JMP* C bbbbW^^^K 3slBP^bbbbwlsß P^sS^ The giant new aky sign for Mitsubishi Electric Corporation recently erected above the twenty storey Selegie House in Selegie Road, which wtM add scintillating brilliance to the Singapore night scene.
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      800 16 GIANT OF INDUSTRY THE NAME GUARANTEES THE QUALITY A MITSUBISHI SEWING MACHINE THE MACHINE THAT GIVES PERFECT SEWING I J& Model MAZ-4 Fully Automatic with WPj»^^ built-in Button Mokr 1 1/ c WHF Sewing Machint ll J Model MZ-I M*chin« -V if Model HE 3 if \l Straight Stitch j
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      547 16 ADVERTISEMENT 30 per cent in prime movers, 25 per cent in motor vehicles, and 40 per cent in paper machinery. AH these products are being supplied to both domestic and overseas industries, earning high praise. Before World War 11. the Japanese shipbuilding industry was mainly engaged In the construction of
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      1015 16 I if I l. -wi. .jTu l i ■■m iTT*" "Tniifnii fm nm*MtTT" ml wl M lit Ml IH lO war. mentioning large-sized ships alone, some 160 export ships of a total dead-weight tonnage of 5.000.000 and some 260 domestic ships of a total dead-weight tonnage of 3.500.000. Plant and
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      180 16 manufacturing cargo handling machinery and conveying machinery, such as conveyors and cranes, and Is contributing to the development of various industries by rationalising and modernising cargo handling and conveying systems in harbours, construction grounds, and works. Hydraulic machinery, transmission" gears, pumps, blowers, compressors, industrial cooling towers, pulverisers. dryers, solvent-recovery equipment,
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      Flat blackout facts and sympathy
      317 17 Flat blackout facts and sympathy OERMIT me to refer to 1 the letter (ST. May 22) from Mr. F. A. Trindade regarding the cut-ofl of electricity supplies to his flat on May 18. In order that any wrung impressions created by Mr. Trindades letter may be corrected. I wish to
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      Pahang houses
      49 17 THE Alliance Government has pledged to make everybody a house owner. The Pahang Government Is one hundred oercent Alliance. But how are we poor people to own our homes if we have to pay more for houses because of the new conversion fee in Kuantan? PUZZLED Kuantan
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      The fate of a Customs checkpoint extension
      190 17 The fate of a Customs checkpoint extension T ATE last year the Johore Bahru lj Customs checkpoint was extended in a hurry to take in more cars, so as to alleviate the traffic jam during peak hours. This was personally requested by Mr. Tan Siew Sin, the Federal Finance Minister,
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      Beautiful beach, empty beer cans
      71 17 Beautiful beach, empty beer cans JASON Bay. now known as Telok Mahkota. is one of the nicest seaside resorts in South Malaya. It is perfectly disgraceful how this beautiful beach has been ruined by the hundreds of empty beer cans thrown on tliu beach. Cannot something be done to clean
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      New deal for Chestnut Drive
      123 17 I REFER to the letter from "Potholes"' complaining about the poor condition of Chestnut Avenue (ST. May 22>. A site investigation revealed that Chestnut Avenue is in a comparatively good condition except for the trench which the P.U.B. has excavated along the left hand side
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      Afro-Asia image for Malaysia
      960 17 MR. NAIR STATES THE CASE r piE Sunday Mail's leader writer has asked me a few public questions about our "Afro-Asian image" which deserve a public answer. He says that I have carefully avoided descending from the vague and general to the concrete and particular, and
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      Hospital inquiry
      185 17 I REFER to your report of the proceedings of the Dewan Ra'ayat headed "Dereliction of duty at Malacca hospital: Man died" (S.T. May 27). The report of the committee appointed to enquire into this death contains many recommendations but the committee did not recommend disciDlinary action against any
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      TEASING THE CHIMPANZEE
      78 17 QN Sunday. at the Johore Bahru Zoo. a man, evidently l n the employ of the Zoo. was to be seen teasing the chimpanzee with a stick, and hitting the crocodiles extremely hard with a long pole. His intention appeared to be to 'enliven' these animals for
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      196 17 The soldier s penalty for making a home' in barracks JCOMETIME after his arrival at an overseas station a Serviceman and his family moved into a married quarters furnished to a standard pattern and to the minimum at that. To make his home look like a home and different from
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      58 17 1 would like to thank th« police tor a ruined tv-ening and a broken car. caused by one of their road blocks. Must we all sufler these ro.id blocks? One wonders how many saboteurs, etc. are inconvenienced by this. It must be in the ratio of one saboteur to
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      50 17 'PHIS public display of politics exhibiting more virulence than a»-Knment has to be checked. Short cut remedies will have to be replaced by long term solutions, for otherwise Malaysia will break up even before It begins to stand, much to the glee, no doubt, of Bung Soekarno. SUNDRY Singapore
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      253 17 Culturally Speaking... The Orient is a kaleidoscope of rich fabled land. The Royal Orchid Serand varied cultures, conveniently vice provides a perfect link, with the linked by the frequent services of renowned hospitality and efficiency of THAI INTERNATIONAL-the first A c Thai and Scandinavian flight crews all-jet airline in the
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      2085 18 1 |.i4,:*W-Mrf niitinurd Irom Pajr 1Z) OVERSEAS LEAVE IJ Wordm *t (Mm.t Box tt rta. axtra VMITIMU BRITAIN* oyoetuu wiu dm Ltd Prtersnam Mewa, London, d W.I, offer Cboice ot 3 self-drive rates rui Morna Minis. lluOa, Cortina, aad v rt'ra— from o gne. p.w. (winter) (Juotatlona for period biro
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      1124 18 ACCOMMODATION VACANT ,S M ..,«V >t I *fl a. I Hnx J« «l'r» TWO KOROOMIU BUNUALUW orui MBMBsj Sitting, iimog fans. cooker, refrigerator, longnatns Newly EMM S DETACHED BUNGALOW, geavtew Park for rent $450 IKm v h'urnishedi or sale. Pbone S pore ***** after 4.JU p m 1 FULLY furnished
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      881 18 I HOUSES LAND WANTED lIS Hord* S 1 Him. >— Box in rl*. nlra I TO BUY/TAKEOVER :»-o-Stor«> twnKalow Capital Park r^mculara 10 Tsung P.O. Boa *2b. Cingapora. TUITION t »i»4i >lin 5" rl* 'rlrm I SCHOOL CERT Matha Additional/ Eltmrnlary experienced University Graduate Tel IS pore) 260&0 MADAM MARIE
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      851 18 PEST CONTROL I Uali ta ttte "rrn tou mc MOM AS COWAN CO.. L.TU a-UUII IM IUK '.ajii ai eas K FUMIGATION a PBST I.OHIHUI r at uiruugnout P MALATBIA A rNAIUkNU -^—m O> RUGS. CARPETS CURIOS ■i H-or*. <« <J*, n .>— Baa tt res. ejrtro BLACKWOOO. ROSEWOOD, LAC
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      1128 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE VEHICLES FOR SALE i »..rrf. S« fifcaj EOJB Sn rl* tssjasj U Waw4* x» (triii.,_»j M io rfi tt ra I»S4 MORRIS MINI Super Taxed MBS WOLSCLEV 444 StsH usurer] Jan l\mn One Kiiropean V*«M 1300/- loaiiarci i"l»i tS.Tto ono Tel' pore Ml i RalmllMsi ?L Oo
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      1284 19 TO LIVERPOOL^t WEST COAST UK: Due S'pora Sail! P. Sham Penang Liverpool Cta. 15 June 7 June 1/11 jaaa 11 v 'O-ifUS livrrpool, Glasgow imi I June 11 Jaai 12/11 laai 17 PTRRHUS li«erp«ol, Glasgow IMI 12 Jmi 4 BltMEl Liverpool, Glasgow June 11 Ine 21 line 22 25 lune
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      2377 19 I U thf\ A hz/jias 1 EXPRESS SAILINCS TO NEAR EAST. CONTINENT AND SCANDINAVIA: Spore P. S -am Penang Arr: Genoa Havre H burg R'dam Antw Coon BASRA t) Sailed Ii Pt/Jue 5 i 1 Juae 2i Jaly 2 Jaly 7 11 IS 'KOREA a) tune 18 71 Juae 22/24
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      1175 19 terw ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. IT**"*"* U.K./ Continent Imuii P. S'haa Panaai Cirt Of COLOMBO 101.000, Hamburg, Komrom Havra. Hull, lomlainam 24/27 Jim au Dim cinr o> ajiNNIPEB lonooa, namouig. liotteraa*. *'wi9. Hull aa v ion CUT Of WELLINGTON Lonooa. Hamburg. Rotiettaa. Havia, Hull, inmngnaa oVr) )*y II tail
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    377 20 Rubber prices move narrowly rpHE short week's trading 1 due to the mid-week holiday was again a quiet one and prices fluctuated narrowly around 74 cents before consolidating at the present higher level, state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current Malayan Rubber Market review. Considering the dearth of overseas orders
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    237 20 June 4. Three monlbs. INDUSTRIALS Boustead 13 eta. McAlisttr il eu. City Dev. 7 eta. M. Invt. V eta. C.S. Holdlngx 14 etavN. Iron 9 eta. otiDlops 11 eta. 0.C.8.C. 14 eta K. Smaltlng 22 eta.Rottunans 10 eta. E«so 11 eta. San 6 CU. Ked. Dlup 12 eta.
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    DOLLAR RATE
    55 20 THE present ratr of the Malayan dollar acainst the pound sterling ilxed on November 21 last year is Selling TT or OD 2a. 3 15 16d. Buying TT 2s. 4 116 d. Buying OD 2s. l .il The dollar Is at itn statutory middle position in relation to
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    Rubber crops
    17 20 The following May rubber crops are reported: Sungri Tukang 85.890 lb and Temerloh 94.700 lb.
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    Pahang Consol
    18 20 Pahang Consol crushed 19.500 tons of ore in May and the output was lode 190 tons.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 20 June 4. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 741 cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: $773.75 (down $5). Unofficial estimated offering 240 tons (down 15 tons).
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    QUIET DAY ON STOCK MART: TIN SHARES FALL OFF
    897 20 From Our Market Correspondent IT was a fairly auiet day on the Stock Exchange yesterday, the turnover being an average one for the present state of the market. Tin shares were off following the overnight marking down in London which in
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 20 June 3 June Industrials: 72. .V! 72.0 ["ins: 9.">.|i) 92.1 rubbers: 103.63 103.6: •Dec. 30. 1963-100 Dec. 29. 1962-100
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    782 20 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Cold Stare (1.000) (2. (1.000) $2.02; E»»» 51.49 81* 12.000) 51. 49; r\ «"d H. ardt (7,000)
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    H.K. RATES
    41 20 i (\S tne ir.i ticnang* market V' H..DK Kong ycKterday the US. i dollar was quoted at .'i.Tsl lor T.T. p and 5.741 for cash. i Sterling «v quotod at 1« 03 aa4 on* U*l of lOM at 2A9L
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    Straits tin price down by five dollars
    511 20 rE price of Straits tin fell in Penang yesterday by $5 to $773.75 per pica! on an offering estimated at 240 tons, down 15 tons. Tin values edged lower In London on Thursday to register end of aesslon losses of around £14 and
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      929 20 ■USTKUIJI StRVICE/NEW *E»UKD iNDIJt. PAKISTAN AMD CULT StIVICI la: FrtauMle. AaelMa, Mciaasraa. SvMti. Ta> MsaYas aid Hataaaniaa*. i>»nain P. S ha» S'pora Sows P. SHam Pinani lAKPITA «Jm 1/11 Jaaa 12/14 last MJUIA la Pan S Jan J laae IOMIaU I Jal| 1/11 Jail 11/11 Jail RAJULA /3 ?l Jaaa
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      107 20 HEAP ENG MOH STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. K.P.i. Buildint, 1, Fiiliisßr. Greet. n TEL *****. Weekly Service to Kicfeme. Sarikil. BiuUßt. Sibi "GIANG ANN". li Pirt Sails 7/1/15. GIANG LEE" Dw 11/ Sail 14/l/tt. Weekly Senrice to Narirti»«, Pittni, SBCfkMa. -SOON BEE" li Pirt Sails I/S/SS. GOLDEN LINE Vw N^^\ LOADING
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      929 21 (ontinucd from Page 18) VEHICLES FOR SALE I Wore 1 5« (Mi*.)— Box St tt: txtrm MINI MINOR NEC. Krh. 1964. it condition, blue, many extras, me European owner J3.3( 0 on o. lirtcr car. Tel: (Spore) 2801 HIS, Visit 7A Cornwall Road P m. FORD FALCON, American Model. n,
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      941 21 VEHICLES FOR SALE MERCEDES 190 D GREY: Safety belts, under sealed: July 1904 used ML Leave, first registered Johore 24 '4 US, mileage 12.K00. May be intv ted J B. or Singapore by arrangement. Telephone 214. VISIT CHANCI AUTO SERVICE for a wide range of low priced useo cars. Low
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      900 21 FOR SALE f H >»»r«t> f Mi* I H-E rl* -MlGERMANY'S BEST KUBA TtlavlslUb I rtie TV sot sold Ibroutb satisßM I owners rv ummt nd^t lea Top X)iscoudi I* (or cssb Hirt Purcbas* or TV Tradein Avccplsbl*. Teb Bee HeoK Co.. tfO, Robinsoo Koad. Singapore. l-Al. Lornm Road, Kuala
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      712 21 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 174) AND IN THE MATTER OF HUP YICK COMPANY LIMITED (Members Voluntary Winding -up I. Notice Is hereby given that the Creditors of the above-named Company, which is being voluntarily wound-up are required on or before Saturday, 3rd Ju1y, 1965 being the
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      714 21 TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited tor the supply, preparation, cooking and presentation ot forx In the Restaurant of the Selangor Club, Jalan Raja Kuala Lumpur, for a minimum period of two years. Forms ot Tender and all particulars should be applied lor in writing to the Chauman. Restaurant Sub-Committee, Selangor
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      790 21 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE 1. TENDERS will be received by the Chairman. Tenders Board. k l the Office ot the Stale Financial Officer, Ground Floor, of the Government Offices. Brunei, from Registered P.W.D. Contractors Class A. up to 4.00 p.m. on Monday 12th July. 1965 for:CONSTRUCTION OP LAPAU AND OEWAN MAJLIS.
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      561 21 TENDERS Tawaran Pembrkalan PrrkakasZ Tukan; Kayu, Tukang Brsi. I'rusan Rumah Tan(ga dan alaUn2 untok llmu Sain I'ntok sekolah2 ba(i Tahun 1965. Tawaran akan dl-terlma dan pada pemborong2 sahincya Jam 3 (H> petang tepat pada 15.6.65 untok membekalkan perkakas yang tersebut dl-atas. Butir2 Jenls F perkakas yang dl-kehendakl Map 2 bahagian
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      197 21 TENDERS PEMBERiTAHU TAWARAN J.K.R. KEDAH Tawaran2 durlp .da PemboronK3 ang berdafur dl-JKR. Kelas D" ka-atas. dl-bawah kepala II 'tieilan 1, akan dl-teiima di'ejabat Jurulera Negeil, Kedah' 'erlis, Alor Star hincga 3.00 teLang pada lMib Jun, IMb. JNTOK: MEMBINA 3 B U A H RUMAH KELAS "F". SATU BLOK 4 PINTU
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      WORLD ROUNDUP HENNING IS BACK IN LIMELIGHT
      262 22 WORLD ROUNDUP HENNING IS BACK IN LIMELIGHT GOLF Wentworth. Surrey. Fri. South African Harold Henning bounced back into golfing limelight yesterday with a storming 67 to lead in the first round of the Daks 72-hole tournament. But he attributed his return to form tc some expert coaching from former Australian
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      Entertainment V is the hot favourite
      383 22  -  Epsom Jeep RACING br But watch out for lightweight Cash Inn JPOH, M Shaw Stables Entertainment V will be the hottest Perak Derby favourite in years. The Irish-bred five-year-old was one of the best horses flown out from England last year. He was fourth
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      Entries for amateur meeting
      225 22 Entries for amateur meeting DENANU. Pri EMii'.s ior tin 1 .iiiiHU'ui' race meeting ban n t>aiurdivv. Jui r 12 are: I OkMi I Handicap 8U Bel- ■Mm: P..ik. T.moeiiai:. Sweet I Eiulileeii. West S.:ir. K> iryfi.«lf. Punter* D. liulu 111. Niccol.na. Obediei't S :n. Downing Street. Ni.rv.il Laci. Ircln S.mdgate.
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      Lock icon ONCIDIUM WINS
      31 22 LONDON. Pri Oncidium i won the Conn .at ion Cup run over 12f ;it Epsom yesterday I Soderini wax second and Home- ward Bound third of ten runners. Rputer
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      1087 22 Race 1—2.0 Gl 4 Div 1 ($5,500) 9£ 1 2TIM4 Fast A Furious a (Ipoh SO R Breulc 4 90 (Fl MM I 2 ?8&00 Mikado II n <KN Leong) Sullivan 6 8.6 Nelson X 3 ***** Triimu a <W SO Mawl 4 8.5 (F)
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      SPOTLIGHT on the fancied runners tomorrow
      548 22 EPSOM JEEP spotligbts the fancied runners at Ipoh tomorrow. RACE ONE Fast and Furious: four h to Ber.xalU over 8t last Sunday: smart winner ovfr Penang B}f last- monih. Trumps, third to Bersatu: can get 9f. Otaro: unlucky when second I by a neck
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      675 22 THK HUH PKRAK Dl Kin STAKFS To be run ovrr 12f at Ipoh tomorrow at 3.4P pm. (Race Four). The winner will receive 51 7.500 and a gold trophy; 55.000 to thr .second horse and 52.500 to the third horse. 1 4. '«26 CHAMPION i\>".i Vicl Stflblei 9 4 Trormia
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      S'pore have tougher task
      767 23 MALAYA CUP PREVIEW By TIMESPORT REPORTERS KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. At the end of the flrst round of the current Malaya Cup football tournament, a revival of SingaporeSelangor rivalry in ihe final fpr the flrst time since 1956 appears to be a strong possibility and this weekend's
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      Ovaltine Cup finalists
      53 23 IPOH. Frl. St. Michaels Institution. Ipoh beat Horley Methodist Secondary School. Teluk Anson. 4-1 in a semi-final tie of the Perak inter-sctioois badminton competition for the Ovaltine Cup. St. Michael's, central Perak zone runners-up. will meet Anderson, the winners, in the finals on Monday at the St.
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      Selangor v Negri game revived
      401 23 CRICKET KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. I OELANGOR and Negn Sembilan will resume their long-star/ling inter-state friendly cricket match on the Kuala Lumpur padang this weekend to end a quarrel between the two state associations over the last match played in 1958 In that year Negri Sefn.
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      TOMORROW'S REPLAY WILL DECIDE SHA KNOCKOUT TITLE
      47 23 rpPCA goalie Perampalan grimaces in pain after he had stopped a hard 1 drive from Selangor centre-forward George Cummings in the drawn SHA senior knockout match on the Padang yesterday. Others in the picture are G. Vijianathan and T. Nagendra.
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      Kiwis are facing defeat by Yorks
      245 23 Kiwis are facing defeat by Yorks LONDON, Frl. After being forced to follow on for the fourth tune in eight matches, the New Zealand cricketers appear to be headed for defeat at the hands of Yorkshire at Branford. Shot out for 134 in just under three hours, on the second
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      Lock icon Macao matches for Malaysians
      73 23 UONO KONG. Fri.— The Malay- sian women's football team left by ferryboat for Macao today to play exhibition matches there The visitors, who beat All-Hong Kong 1-0 in their flrst match here and set the seal on their superiority by trouncing a combined Chinese side 7-0
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        SOCCER
        31 23 Ipoh Div. 2: Kllat 2 Menglembj 1; Div. 3: PCRC 2 PTCSC 0. Taiping Div. 1: Fed. Engineers 2 Sulcan Melayu 1. Malacca Div. 2: Yew Llan 7 Medicals 0.
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        CRICKET
        61 23 Friendly (Pontlan): Johore Ceylonese bt Johore Malays by inns and 54. Malays 135 (Othman Kadlr 58. Onn Bhoy 23. D. de Sllva 3-24. Kanagaratnam 3-26) and 77 (Ismail Biran 28. Kanagaratnam 5-30) Ovlonese 260 (D. de Silva 3-24. Kanagaratnam 3-26) and 77 (Ismail Blran 28. Kanagaratnam 5-30) Ctylonese 266
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      THREE GAMES PLAYED—BUT NO WINNER...
      213 23  - THREE GAMES PLA YED—BUT NO WINNER... Mansor Rahman POLICE 1 TPCA 1 by KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Selangor Police. Kilat and TPCA do not seem to be getting anywhere in their three-way playoff for the Selangor Hockey Association senior knockout championship. In the flrst match on Tuesday. Police and Kilat drew
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      UMPIRES EXAM
      28 23 IPOH, Frl. Those who wish to sit for the Malaysia Hockey Federation Umpires Board's written examination on Sept 5 must submit their applications before July 1.
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      Malays BA of Perak revived
      176 23 IPOH. Fri.— The Perak Malay* Badminton Association waa revived, after a lapse of six years, at a meeting here. The meeting unanimously agreed to invite Dato Ahmad bin Said. Mentrt Besar of Perak. and Inche Sulaiman bin Bulon. A«* sist;int Minister of Rural Development, and
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      153 23 SPORTS DIARY SO('( KR Malaya tup: S'Kor TENNIS Chua Cup: Perak v v Armed Forces (Merdeka Stadium. Kedah (Chamberlain courts. Ipoh. 8 p.m.). L. Perak Div. 1: Sg Ber- 4 p.m.). Spore YMCA open lnvlnam v PWD (T. Anson). S'pora tatlon tourney (Bras Basah. A Div. Khalsa v Geylang Utd.;
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    Reconciled Sarawak Alliance in sight Ningkan
    643 24  - Reconciled Sarawak Alliance in sight Ningkan GEOFFREY GELDARD: From KUCHING, Fri. OARAWAK'S Chief Minister, Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan, said this afternoon that a reconciliation of all five founder member parties of the Sarawak Alliance was within sight. Delegations from the Barisan Ha ayat Jati Sarawak and Parly Negera Sarawak call
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    Aid for victims of border operations
    107 24 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Government today promised to consider giving assistance to people living along the Indone-sian-Malaysian and ThaiMalaysian borders who have been deprived of their livelihood as a result 1 of security operations. The Minister of Home Affairs. Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato
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    Lock icon No gun permits: 21 arrests
    45 24 JAKARTA. Fri. Twenty-one people have been arrested In Slngkawang. Indonesian West Borneo, (or possessing weapons without a permit, the Antara news agency reported today. The people told the authorities thai the weapons were to guard their homes. Antara said. Reuter.
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    2 detainees released
    49 24 SINGAPORE. Fri. Two political detainees, held since Operation Cold Store in Februar" 1963, have been released from Changi prison. They are Seah Yam Hwee. a former committee member of the Barisan Sosialis. and Pan Wee Tiong. a committee member of the defunct Singapore Rural Residents Association.
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    Lock icon No-bath Tokyo
    44 24 TOKYO. Fri.— Thousands here face the prospect of going without regular baths for perhaps several days as more than 2.500 public bathhouses closed today lr. definitely to press demands for a higher bath charge. The strike is the third this year. Reuter.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    368 24 LONDON, Fri— The stock markets ended an eventful week on a quiet note. Helped by a firm pound, the undertone Improved slightly but business was even smaller with few people wishing to open new positions In lront of the long weekend. Glltedged again reflected the one per cent
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    TV for Borneo soon?
    67 24 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri The Minister of Information and Broadcasting. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, said today he hoped to take up with the Government the question of extending the national television servi<y to the Borneo States during the first Malaysia Plan period. He also hoped to
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    RUBBER
    50 24 LONDON, Fri.— Spot 22-3 16d July 22', d. Aug. 22-3 16d. Sept. 22 ',d.. July Sept. 22-3 16d.. Oct Dec 22d.. Jnn. Mar. 21 7 ,d April June 21-13 16d July Sept 2WA.. Oct. Dec. 21-11 16d.. c.i.f June 22d.. July 21-13 lbd. Auk lm .v Tone: Very quiet
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    Wife-murder-bid inquiry is told of dagger in car
    466 24 Wife-murder-bid inquiry is told of dagger in car KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A DAGGER was found on (tie back seat floor of a car in which two men allegedly attempted to murder the wife of an insurance executive, Koh Hung Khoon, in a conspiracy with him, a preliminary inquiry here was
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    TIN
    20 24 LONDON. Pri— Buyers tlohed. sellers closed. Forward buyers closed sellers closed. Settlement £1580 Turnover a.m. 210 tons. p.m. closed
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    DEATH
    22 24 MRS. ANGELINA MORIIRA. moth.i of Lenny Morrlra. dtntial paaard away prhccfulljr at KalathancMl Putban- fiirlchv Motirnrd by KrHnddaiicnvri ("onnte and KthW
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    Turnover tax will help to pay for defence: Tan
    658 24 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri TIM] controversial Turnover T;ix Mill received Us Second Reading in the House of Representatives lit I c tonight. Introducing it. the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said money obtained under the Bill would help to pay
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    A midnight session for Parliament
    118 24 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri. I The House vi Repri'.sintaUvtt, which Bent five days debating the King's Bpeech, sat until midnight today to 1 catch up with Government I business. The Hoise normally m 1 j 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and then irom I 4 p.m.
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    Lee: King's Speech debate good start to a new era
    428 24 Lee: King's Speech debate good start to a new era OINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, described the debate on the King's Speech as "a good beginning to a new phase to consolidate Malaysia." Smilin?. and looking very cheerful tonight on his return from Kuala Lumpur. Mr.
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