The Straits Times, 9 June 1965

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 145,000 Hat*** 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY. JUNE 9, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 MiC.(P). 1005
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    Tengku – Nasser weekend talks
    371 1 Tengku Nasser weekend talks Twofold mission in Cairo on the way to C'wealth conference KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday TENCKU Abdul Rahman will meet President Nasser in Cairo at the weekend on his way to attend the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference in London. The Prime Minister this evening spoke of his two-fold
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    Lock icon TWINS ARE BACK FROM SPACE
    776 1 After a shower, shave and dinner, they fall into bed DOCTORS DELIGHTED WITH THE WAY THEY CAME THROUGH. HOUSTON. Tuesday. WITHIN minutes of their arrival aboard the aircraft carrier Wasp at 1.09 p.m. (local time) yesterday, the doctors had the Gemini space twins. James McDivitt
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    Lock icon Jubilant LBJ says 'Come and visit me'
    129 1 Jubilant LBJ says 'Come and visit me' WASHINGTON. Tuev— President Johnson personally invited the two Gemini astronauts to meet him at his I 15.1 ranch in Texas at the weekend. Speaking to Major J.uni's A. MrDivitt and Major Edward 11. White on a special telephone line to the airrraft carrier
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    Lock icon JFK scholars
    40 1 BANGKOK. Tues.— The John F. Kennedy Foundation of Thailand ha* decided to offer scholarships to young Thais to be known as John F. Kennedy scholars for attendance at Thai, as well as American universities, beginning next year.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Paris space bid
    38 1 PARIS Tue.s— France has successfully completed tests on her "Diamond" <Dlamant> three stage rocket whicli Ij> scheduled to put M all French satellite into orbit early next year, it wm* officially announced here today. Reuier.
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    Exchange gives cool reception to capital gains tax release
    491 1  - Exchange gives cool reception to capital gains tax release GCOFFREY BOLAND By SINGAPORE. Tues. Th»- long-awtiited statement oh the capital gains tax issued by the Federal Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, in Kuala Lumpur this afternoon proved to be something of a damp squib after all the hopes
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    Lock icon Russia sends tip another moon probe
    57 1 MOSCOW Tuo. Russia has launched a new lunar probe I Luna Six. the Soviet news aaency TtoM said today. VM said Luna Six was launch- 1 ed tor It i> ilic second Ru.~-.Man moon probe in a mouth. I. una Fur hit tno HMB'l
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    Dato Lee: Search for cancer cure in China
    576 1 Dato Lee: Search for cancer cure in China 'FEELS FINE' AFTER HERB TREATMENT SINGAPORE, Tuesday. IYVTO Leo Kong Chian, 73-year-old iniillimillionaire businessman and philanthropist and Chancellor of the University <>f Singapore, revealed today thai he had been lo China in search of cure i'or cancer. First signs of 'i c
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    STOP PRESS
    44 1 BLACKOUT SINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore :sl;»nd was entirely blaeked-out from 12.41 a.m. following mi.jnr t.iechanie;«l bre;tkdoun at Tasir Pani..ny Power Station. Whil<- eaglaeen wew earrvin-; nut n'P.iirv stand- by St .lames station \\as put into op.T.iticn aliout 10 miniit-s later, lulil- sraduiily restored
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    Explosion damages bridge
    63 1 Explosion damages bridge JESSELTON. Tuc>. At: oxplo.sion in Tav.au early today damaged a wooden brid^r near Kampong Jambatan Hutch. a police spokesman .-.aid It la now closed to all traffic The >ix)ke.>man added that .>ome wire found at the sot ne suggested that 1 lie explosive charges ml^ht have been
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Vietnam
      281 2 ISSUES BEING FOUGHT CONCERN WHOLE WORLD, SAYS MENZIES AFTER TALKS WITH JOHNSON WASH I NGTON, Tuesday. fHE Australian Prime Minister, Sir Robert Menzies, said after conferring with President Johnson yesterday that the issues being fought for in Vietnam "concern the whole world." Sir Robert said the battle in Vietnam
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      Lock icon RECORD NUMBER OF AIR STRIKES ON NORTH VIETNAM
      212 2 CAIGON, Tues. American and Vietnamese warplancs flew a record number of missions against Communist North Vietnam yesterday, U.S. military headquarters reported today. Planes in 13 separate missions hit a variety of military, tr a importation and industrial targets. A I S. military
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      Lock icon Hassan sets up crisis rule in Morocco for 'faster progress'
      173 2 Hassan sets up crisis rule in Morocco for 'faster progress' RABAT, Tuesday. PROMISING his people faster progress through strong government, King Hassan of Morocco has proclaimed a state of emergency and taken over all legislative and executive powers His announcement In a radio speech last night followed three months of
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      Lock icon Hanoi sets four conditions for peace talks
      135 2 Hanoi sets four conditions for peace talks OTTAWA. Tues. North Vietnam told a Canadian emissary that four conditions stood in the way of negotiations with the United States and South Vietnam. Mr. Paul Martin, the Minister for External Allairs, said yesterday. The Canadian representative on the International Control Commission in
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      Lock icon 12 die in clash
      35 2 NEW DELHI. Tues.— At least 12 Pakistani troops were killed on Saturday In a clash with Indian forces on the Kashmir ceasefire line, an Indian Defence Ministry spokesman said here. Reuter.
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      Lock icon TRIAL FOR ABDULLAH?
      73 2 V; RINA G A R, Tues Sheikh Abdullah, the former Kashmir Premier Interned in South India since May 8, may be brought to trial, the Indian Education Minister, Mr. M C. Chaehi. said here yesterday. Sheikh Abdullah was arrested under the Defence of India Regulations. No charges
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      Lock icon Nyerere to Chou: We welcome your support
      271 2 Nyerere to Chou: We welcome your support T\AR-ES-S A L A A M, 11 Tues. President Nyerere last night told Prime Minister Chou En-lai that Tanzania welcomed Communist China's support in the "fight against colonialism and neo-colonial-ism." Mr. Chou's visit, said Mr. Nyerere. had established a new kind of lriendshlp
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      Lock icon Spain-Congo pact
      21 2 MADRID. Tues.— Spain and the j Congo (Leopoldvillei signed a one-year trade and technical cooperation agreement here yesterday. Reuter.
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      108 2 HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS DATO' RUNME SHAW (CHAIRMAN of THE SHAW ORGANISATION) I On the conferment of PANGLIMA MANGKU NEGARA di-dalam Darjah Mulia Pangkuan Negara by Duli Yang Maha Mulia Seri Paduka Baginda Yang di-Pertuan Agong on June 2nd 1965. H. A. O'CONNOR CO., LTD. I KUALA LUMPUR BRECKWOLDT CO., (M) LTD.
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      220 2 GRAND SALE at QURESHI'S Immense Reductions on all our Indian Woollen Handmade, Indian Handloom Cotton Reversible, Belgian Cotton, U.K. Axminster Wilton, Broadlooms and Chinese Carpets and Rugs. We are overstocked, and must clear at the Following prices. BELGIAN INDIAN WOOLLEN 9' x 12' $68.00 9' x 12' $170.00 9' x
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Major who defected 11 years ago is now in Moscow
      235 3 Major who defected 11 years ago is now in Moscow LONDON, Tues A British Army major who secretly defected to the Russians 11 years ago has been discovered living and working In Moscow. A Ministry of Defence spokesman said last night he had "no reason to doubt" that a London
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      Just fancy that
      75 3 WASHINGTON. Tues.— A State law in Connecticut banning the use of contraceptives and prohibiting birth co n t r o 1 advice ruled unconstitutional yesterday by the U.S. Supreme Court. Justice William O. Douglas, in delivering the seven- to-lwo decision, declared that a case in Connecticut concerned
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      US ahead of Russia in space rockets
      307 3 A BIGGER AND BETTER BOOSTER BOAST... VVA S H 1 NGTON, Tues. Dr. Edward C. Welsh, executive director of the National Aeronautics and Space Council, said yesterday the United States now has a more powerful operational booster rocket than Russia to launch spaceships.
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      Lock icon SPACE TWINS SET UP MANY NEW RECORDS IN THEIR 4-DAY WHIRL
      441 3 SPACE TWINS SET UP MANY NEW RECORDS IN THEIR 4-DAY WHIRL BONN. Tues. The Director of the West (M-rm.in space observatory at Bot hum. Dr. Heinz Kaminski. said yesterday the United States had now taken the lead in the space race He said the spare propulsion gun need by astronaut
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      Lock icon White's space 'swim' on TV in the US
      96 3 White's space 'swim' on TV in the US NEW YORK. Tues— Films of astronaut Edward White's 20 minute space "swim" will be shown for the first time on television today. The "lms were taken by Wlittc s fellow astronaut. James McDivltt. from inside their Gemim-Foux spacecraft last Thursday. The National
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      114 killed by gas explosion in coal pit
      90 3 BELGRADE. Tues. Rescue teams were battling today to reach miners still feared trapped after a methane gas explosion yesterday which killed 114 la a coal Dlt at Kakanj. central Yugoslavia. A mine official said poisonous gases and debris were seriously hampering rescue
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      Lock icon Across the wall
      28 3 BERLIN. Tues About 90 000 West Berliners today crossed through the Communist Wai! lor holiday visits in the East, uerhaps for the last time. UPI
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      Lock icon TRIAL TELEVISED: SO CONVICTION QUASHED
      164 3 WASHINGTON. Tues.— I The U.S. Supreme I Court yesterday reversed the conviction of Texas financier Billie Sol Estes for fraud because his I trial in a state court at Tyler. Texas, was televised. The court ruling quashes an eight-year jail sentence handed down by the
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      Angry mothers plan a march on car plant
      94 3 I (India rue*.— Angry mothers plan a march with their children on the Lotus car factory at Cbcshunt because the whine *>f custom-tooled motors U keepinc them awake at night. The Lotus In which Jim Clark won the Indianapolls "s<H>" race last
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      Lock icon MACHINE-GUN ATTACK ON U.S. CONSUL IN ARGENTINA
      100 3 MACHINE-GUN ATTACK ON U.S. CONSUL IN ARGENTINA BUENOS AIRES. Tues.— The United States Consul in Cordoba. Central Argentina. Mr. Temple Wanamaker. was machinegunned from a passing car last night and taken to hospital with several shot wounds, a U.S. Embassy spokesman said. Mr. Wanamaker. 45. was believed to be badly
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      Lock icon Accord ends US Rubber strike
      68 3 NEW YORK. Tues. The U.S. Rubber Company announced that an agreement was reached last night with the United Rubber Workers Union, ending a strike which began last Tuesday. The new contract runs until April 20. 1967 and covers 19 plants throughout the country. employing 22.000
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      Lock icon Castro claims sugar record
      46 3 MIAMI, Tues. Cuba produced six million tons of sugar this year. the biggest crop since the 1959 revolution. Prime Minister Fidel Castro announced In a broadcast last night. Last year's sugar crop totalled I 3.8 million tons one of the lowest. Reuter.
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    Registration of Primary One children to begin
    636 4 Registration of Primary One children to begin THE Ministry of Education says: "It is the Singapore Government's policy to allow parents a free choice of language of instruction for their children. "Parents may therefore register their children at any school according to the language medium desired. "When all vacancies at
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    MRS. LORE'S BOOKS GIFT
    34 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Minister for Culture, Mr. Rajaratnam, will receive a collection of books from Mrs. Loke Yew, in his office in City Hall at 5.30 p.m. on June 18.
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      450 4 LAST I SHOW SI 11 ot. 1 30, 400 ft 630 pm I John Goldfarb. Please Come Home Shirley MocLoi'c Peter U»:.nov PREMIERE-TONIGHT of 9 30 pm last isnous: 11 a.m., 1.30, 4.00 6 30 pm "FLOWERS GO BETWEEN" VirctTm in Cotor CHARITY PREMIERE: TONIGHT AT 9. 1S pm 'Trouble
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    MentrVs swimsuit ban on Miss Malaysia
    254 5 FINAL 'NO'— A NOTE GOES TO THE ORGANISERS ITU ALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Mentri Besar of S clangor. Da t o Harun bin Idris, has given a final "No" to the wearing of swimsuits in the "Miss Malaysia" contest at the Stadium Negara on
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    'Come home' plea to runaway sisters
    121 5 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A CLERK today appealed to his two runaway teenaged step-daughters— missing since Fri- day to return home. The sisters Siti Zahara binte Sl-. Mk Hassan. 17. and j Slti Zaiton binte Sheik Has- san 18 left home with $50 and all their
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    Guilty plea in break-in case
    55 5 PENANG. Tues Lim Choo Cteon, 25. pleaded guilty in the Sessions Court today to a charge of breaking into the stall of Teoh Kok Kooi at Kimbereley Street about 3.50 a.m. On June 4 The court president. Mr. Ng Minn BM, granted him $300 bail
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    Public give to chess fund drive
    77 5 Public give to chess fund drive SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Chess Federation has so far received public donations totalling $1,137 in response to its appeal for funds to send schoolboy chess champion. Tan Lian Ann. to compete in the world junior chess championships in Spain. The federation hopes to raise
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    Peace Corps talk
    32 5 BENTONG. Tues. An American Peace Corps volunteer. Miss Eliiine Sipes. of the Sulaiman School hrrr. will address members of thr literary and debating society a: the school hall tomorrow
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    Ice-cream boy robbed of $9
    60 5 KULIM. Tues. An ice-cream vendor. O. Ramiah. 18. was waylaid yesterday oy a robber who took his day's takings of 19 Ramiah told the police he wm walking along Kellang Lama at 330 p.m. when a man stopped him. When hr resisted, the robber slapped
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    Padi contest
    38 5 KAJANO. Tue*— The District Officer here. Inche Haroun bin R Mahmood. will open the Ulu L*neai district annual padi competition and exhibition at the community hall in Remnant. 13 mil«s from here, tomorrow at 10 am
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    Dyaks get rubber seedlings at last: High-yielding and high-flying
    188 5 Dyaks get rubber seedlings at last: High-yielding and high-flying SINGAPORE. Tuesday. gEEDLING rubber trees 15.000 of them dropped out of the sky when the Royal Air Force recently went to the aid of Dyak farmers in Sarawak. I From a Hastings of No. 48 Squadron, the high-yielding seedlings, 30 inches
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    Lock icon Peace Corps girl in fair condition after mercy flight
    152 5 MANILA. Tues. An American Peace Corps girl was said to be in a fair condl'.ion today at the U.S. Cluik Air Base hospital where she was brought on Saturday after a mercy flight from Jesselton. The girl. Diane Dahlberg, 22. of
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    Year's jail for labourer who stole scooter
    106 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Ho Ah Seng, a labourer. WM yesterday lailed for one yea.' by the First Criminal District Judge. Mr. Eu Cheow Chye. for stealing a motor scooter worth $600. Mr. Eu said that offences of this kind were becoming too common and
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    SINGAPORE'S BLOOD BANK IS NOW BACK TO NORMAL
    90 5 SINGAPORE'S BLOOD BANK IS NOW BACK TO NORMAL CINGAPORK. Tues. Stocks in the Singapore Blood Bank, which plunged to dangerously low levels last week, are now back to normal. More than 400 donors have responded to the appeal made last Thursday, when there were only 30 pints of blood left
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    Kaum Ibu tea PWD promotion
    81 5 KANGAR. Tues. The Penjtkalan Umno Kaum Ibu branch will hold a tea party on Friday in honour of a woman committee member. Che Wan Kharpah binte Wan Ahmad. who was awarded the PJK by the Raia of Perlis recently SEGA.MAT. Tues— Mr. T. A Jegaraj.
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      53 5 CHONG GAY FILM CO. LTD. proudly presents M. LfS bkili AFRICAIrUS The first African cultural show to perform in Malaysia at STADIUM NEGARA KUALA LUMPUR. HURRY BOOK SOW Today Daily 2 Shows: 7 p.m. 9.15 p.m. Tickets: S2. S4, SB. S8 SlO. .Available from Stadium Negara. Tel: BHBBI. Batas. Robinson
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    Solidarity rallies for Sabah, Sarawak
    179 6 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. TMIK next round of mass rallies of the Malaysian Solidarity Convention will be held in Sabali and Sarawak during the last week of next month. This was disclosed today by Dr. Toh Chin Chyo. Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister and chairman of the People's
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    Pacific area travel chief due here on Sunday
    88 6 Pacific area travel chief due here on Sunday SINGAPORE. Tues. The executive director' of the Pacific Area Travel Association. Mr Marvin Plake (above), is due in Singapore on Sunday for a four-day visit to observe the progress in the island's tourism industry, and to renew contacts with local tourism officials.
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    Bus in a fatal mishap: Driver is acquitted
    326 6 SINGAPORE. Tuu. rpHOUGF he was not A directlj involved in an accident. Tan Siew Lim, a Hock Lee Company bus driver, was today tried in the third criminal district court for causing the death of a 22-year-old woman by dangerous driving. Tan.
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    Studies at Cambridge, Oxford
    225 6 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Singapore Government announced today its intention to make nominations from among students attending preUniversity II this year to sit for the entrance examinations of Cambridge and Oxford Universities for admission to these institutions in the 1966 67 academic year. Applications are invited from
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    'PROTECT THE TOURISTS FROM SQUEEZE' CALL
    385 6 SINGAPORE, THE chairman of the Singapore Tourist Association, Mr. Vee Meng Shaw. today called on tourist guides in the State to protect their clients from what he termed "unscrupulous people" who might want to "squeeze" tourists for monetary gain. He told them that as
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    A schoolgirl grieves for her missing dachshund
    106 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. A 15- year-old schoolgirl Is grieving for her dachshund which she had for only an hour. Patricia Brett, a Secondary II student of the St. Margarets School, said that she was given the dog at 5 p.m. on Sunday and by
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    536 6 TM>: following Is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore. ARRIVALS B0AC: Krom London. Beirut, Bombay (BA 796) 2.10 p.m.: from London. Cairo. Karachi, Bangkok (BA 702) 6.10 p.m.: from Sydney. Darwin (BA 717) 7.30 p m. from Melbourne. Darwin (BA 703)
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    Kenny Ball and his jazzmen now in Singapore
    177 6 Kenny Ball and his jazzmen now in Singapore SINGAPORE, Tues. British jazzman. Kenny Ball and his group are in Singapore to present to local fans the ever popular traditional jazz. They flew In from Auckland late last night for a wreklong engagement at a night spot here. The group will
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    FISHING NET IMPORTS NOW NEED LICENCES
    124 6 SINGAPORE. Tues—Specific import licences are needed to cover the Importation of fishing nets of both synthetic and artificial fibres from any country, including the Malaysian territories, from today. A notification published today at> a supplement to the Singapore Government Gazette amends the Prohibition of
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    4 men assault a trader
    68 7 ALOR STAR. Tues.— A trader. Sa ad bin Shafie. 24. was attacked by four men at a lonely spot at Jalan Langgar here on Sunday night. A woman who wa* *Mh Sa'ad. escaped unhurt Sa'ad. who received slight injuries, told the police that one of
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    Old Cliffordians reunion
    44 7 Old Cliff ordians reunion KUALA KANGSAR. Tues. The Old Cliifordians Association, j Kuala Kangsar. will hold Its annual reunion dinner and dance here on June 19. The old boys are Invited to take part in ihc school's annual athletic meet on the same day.
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    Dr. LIM AND THE PROBLEM FACING ALL THE RACES
    340 7 Dr. LIM AND THE PROBLEM FACING ALL THE RACES 'Far greater benefits in being Malaysians than Chinese, Indians, Malays...' CINGAPORE, Tues. The Secre-tary-general of the United Democratic Party, Dr. Lim Chong Eu, believes that the problem confronting all races in the country was how to consolidate themselves into a movement
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    Taxi crash death
    29 7 TAIPING. Tues A vagrant. 50. who was seated under a tree along Slmpang Road here, was fatally Injured by a taxi that skidded o:f the road.
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    CEB SALES UP: A RECORD $84 mil. LAST YEAR
    320 7 CEB SALES UP: A RECORD $84 mil. LAST YEAR KUALA LUMPUR. Tv»«. THE Central Electricity Board sold more than $84 million worth of electricity last year. This is an increase of more than M per cent over the figure for 1963 and more than double that of six years ago,
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    Lock icon Soldier trampled to death by wild elephant
    170 7 Soldier trampled to death by wild elephant INCHING. Tues. A 4V member of the security forces was killed by a wild elephant in the jungles of Sabah yesterday. The soldier, whose identity was not disclosed, was killed while on operation with a small Datrol near the border. Announcing this today,
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    Weekend course
    31 7 BENTONG. Tues. The Pihang Education Department ha* started a weekend course in au-dio-visual aids at the Abu Bakar Primary School in Mentakab Thirty-six teachers have been selected to attend.
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    THE SENATE Tan: Prove your loss and I shall grant tax relief
    1473 8 THE SENATE Tan: Prove your loss and I shall grant tax relief Gout will not pass the buck, says Rahman Ya'akob KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, today promised to exempt small breweries from turnover and payroll taxes if they could prove that they were
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      217 8 1 //«>«/ fh» n Bff V. T. w f nlin YEP.' THIS NT/ OU' \.J-~- O WELL, I GUESS I I _v, 'U'i C"^^ ,-T I CA.VE ALL RIGHT.../ FUNWV..SOME- BETTER GO IN AN* 7T" «T /V > v >N /1/ I WGHT WHERE IT/ BOW SEEMS TO HAVE A
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  • STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE
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      The Butcher of Cracow
      1808 9 The Butcher of Cracow Amidst the corpses and horror of war-ravaged Poland one man emerged who saw fortune in the sufferings of his neighbours and turned to mass murder to keep that fortune. Then one blunder brought retribution UNMASKED BY A BULLET THAT MADE MEDICAL HISTORY ONE evening in mid-Sep-tember
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  • The Straits Times Wednesday, June 9, 1965.
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      Debate In The Senate
      723 10 The Senate yesterday spent no more time on the 21 bills which have engaged Parliament's attention in the short sitting now ended than did the House of Representatives. It did not have to concern itself with the important amendments proposed in the Criminal Procedure Code (including
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      Space Feat
      333 10 Goings-on in space are fast catching up with the activities formerly so dear to science j fiction writers. And the dearest of them all, an unearthly landfall, seems certain within the next half-dozen yean with an expedition to the moon. That is probably the main point about the
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      Tourist Dollars
      199 10 Despite confrontation, tour- ists are coming to Malaya in increasing numbers and are spending more and more. We have no idea how the Director of Tourism. Inche Osman Siru, constructed the figures which he produced to back this contention. But he presumably uses a constant formula, so that
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    Lock icon Japan prepares for a crucial poll
    395 10 Japan prepares for a crucial poll TOKYO. Tues. The future of the security treaty between Japan and the United States is involved in the election for the Upper House Diet (Parliament) on July 4. Under the treaty America has the right to maintain armed lorces and bases in Japan. In
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      MAKING IT EASIER FOR BLOOD DONORS
      240 10 'I "HE desperately low 1 stocks of Mood at present held by the blood bank at the General Hospital makes one wonder it the system presently used to get donations ct blood Is a good one. It aDpears not to he and some of
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      35 10 'I "RAVELLING to and 1 from my place of employment, the civil airport, I cannot help but feel that a better site could have been chosen for the sewage disposal works. I. M. t. Singapore
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    Learning Malay—93
    518 10  - Learning Malay— 93 YUNUS MARIS M.A. University of Malaya By VOCABULARY: Benar iadj. «dv> line, truly: mrmhenarkan (Vi to allow, lo permU: kebenaran (n> truth, also: permission, peruiit: »urat kebenaran (Ni a letter of permission, a permit. MOKE ON VERBAL PHRASES In addition to the various types of verbal phrase*
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    Rich, free wheeling Hong Kong slows up
    677 10  - Rich, free wheeling Hong Kong slows up Stanley Karnow By THERE was a time, only a year or so ago, when conversation here centred on success stories. At clubs, bars and dinner tables, one heard extraordinary tales of daring Chinese businessmen who made fantastic profits m a n v f
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    Campaign on against harmful food
    801 11 HOUSEWIVES PERTURBED OVER GOODS BOUGHT IN PROVISION SHOPS KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday X COUNTRY-WIDE campaign to rid provision shops of all foodstuffs with "harmful ingredients" began today. This follows the discovery in Muar yesterday of three brands of locally-manufactured tomato sauce, vinegar and chilli sauce contravening
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    Village terror (30ft python) ends up in cooking pot
    127 11 MIAR, Tues.— The villagers of Bukit Serempang, 40 miles from here, can now heave a sigh of relief. The village terror a 30ft python which swallowed several dogs, piglets and fowls has ended up in the cooking pot. On Sunday, an
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    Two allowed bail
    55 11 PENANG. Tues. A magistrate, Mr. T. Aria Rajah, today granted bail of $200 each to Tan Ah Hln. 37. and Yee Weng Soo, 35, when they pleaded not guilty to a charge of possessing housebreaklng Implements at Free School Road at 2.40 this morning. Mr. Aria Rajah
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    Maintenance suit against banker's son adjourned by agreement
    142 11 SINGAPORE, Tues. Maintenance proceedings against Mr. Tan Keng Siong, son of a millionaire banker Mr. Tan Chin Tuan. were today adjourned to July 6 for mention before Miss Jenny Lav Buong Bee. a magistrate. The proceedings, which were fixed for hearing this
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    Rather odd, says judge of murder i jury's verdict
    191 11 Rather odd, says judge of murder i jury's verdict KOTA BHARU. Tues. A Jury's six-to-I one verdict of "not I guilty" was described by Mr. Justice Mohamed Hashim in the High Court here today as a "rather odd" decision. The Judge, observing that there was nothing else he could do
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    TOURIST TRADE AS PROSPEROUS AS EVER, SAYS OSMAN SIRU
    344 11 TOURIST TRADE AS PROSPEROUS AS EVER, SAYS OSMAN SIRU Last year States of Malaya earned $14.1 million... Kuala Lumpur, Tu*s. J)ESPITE confrontation Malaysia's tourist trade is still as prosperous as ever Latest figures given today by the Director of Tourism, Inche Osman Slru, shows that last year, the States of
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    $110 for the D-fund
    46 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The I Straits Times has received another $110 Tor the National Defence Fund, bringing the total received by the newspaper to $46,664. The latest donation came from the headmaster and staff of the Pasar Road English School (One* here.
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    Singapore gets 4 new bars
    41 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. The I Liquor Licensing Board today approved licences for four beer houses ard 11 retail shops at its quarterly session held In the first criminal district court. The wholesale dealers' licences were also approved.
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    Dr. Toh warns against 'any wild measures'
    132 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister Dr. Toh Chin Chye. today warned that if "any reckless and wild measures" were taken against tne people of Singapore and Mr. Lee Kuan Yew in particular, j the Malaysian people would know whom to hold
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    The Ngee Ann College crisis is over
    239 11 The Ngee Ann College crisis is over SINGAPORE, Tues. 0 The crisis in th« Ngee Ann College in I Tank Road is over. 1 The Ngee Ann Kongsl. j which runs the college, this I afternoon decided to continue with a million dollar building project in Clement! Road for a
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    Rotary speaker
    26 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues— HaJI Mubin Sheppard will be tomorrows speaker at the Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club lunch. He win talk on Wayang Kullt shows
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  • COMMERCIAL NEWS AND VIEWS
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      Ex-teacher gets high sales post at Qantas
      111 12 A FORMER Singapore school teacher, who joined the airline Industry seven years ago, has been appointed a sales representative of Qantas. Mr. Philip Llm Eng Siang Cabove), is an old boy and former teacher at St. Andrews School and during his airline career
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      Liquor dealers win free trip to France
      131 12 Liquor dealers win free trip to France TWO senior members of the Max laystan wine and liquor trade have been awarded a free trip to France where they will have the opportunity of seeing for themselves how Cognac brandy is made. They leit last week and will be away for
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      Multiple 'shop' to serve all wants
      367 12 Multiple 'shop' to serve all wants Modern landmark at Orchard Road the massive commercial developments along busy Orchard Road in Singapoce, a now landmark is emerging which will add anolher touch of modernity to the area. A project of Cycle and Carriage Co. (1926) Ltd., the structure which will be
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      New Enicar watches cut service needs
      230 12 New Enicar watches cut service needs riiHE Enicar Watch Factories X Ltd., Switzerland, will soon be introducing to the Malaysian market a new type of watch claimed to require no servicing or adjustment during the tirst five years. The new Star Jewels range of watches will have the latest movements,
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      Politics hit textile business
      154 12 ALEADIN3 figure in India's textile industry. Mr. Chandulal V. Shah visited Singapore last week to study consumer preference. Mr. Shah is the managing director of two cotton mills in Saurashtra which have been supplying canvas, grey sheeting and drills to the Malaysian market for more than
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      U.K. executive in next week
      81 12 An executive of a British oom--1 ny Dionufacturlng earthmo\ ing and agricultural equipment Is visiting Singapore from Jane 18 to 20 He is Mr. R Neville -Vhltlock son of the Managing-Director of Whltlock Brothers Ltd of Essex. The company haa recently introduced v ntv range
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      OFF TO STUDY EUROPE'S TRAVEL METHODS
      70 12 OFF TO STUDY EUROPE'S TRAVEL METHODS A SALES representative for UTA (Union de Transports Aeriens) in Singapore. Mr C. K. Thong, leaves for Paris. London. Copenhagen and Rome today to study European travel facilities. Mr. Thong. 25. has worked for UTA for over four years. Accompanying him on the trip
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      Milestone for Lufthansa
      58 12 Lufthansa this year carried lis one millionth pa&senger two months earlier than in 1964, the airline announced. The millionth passenger was flown on May 21. After the resumption of services In April 1955. the airline took 14 months to reach its first million mark. Meanwhile, 12.5 million
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      QUOTAS: CALL FOR TALKS
      263 12 TTOE chairman of the A Singapore International Chamber of Commerce has called for more co-operation between Government, importers and local manufacturers before regulations are drafted and; restrictions on trade in any form are imposed. This suggestion is contained in Mr. J. R. Lowes speech delivered at
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      Malaysian success
      139 12 ]Lf ALAYSIAN apprentices trainIng under the Qantas Apprentice Scheme have recently gained awards In Sydney. The title of Best Malaysian Apprentice went to Ling Ting Soo of Ipoh, while Tay Kok Ming of Singapore won the prize for the Best Workshop Notebook. Qantas has 456 boys under training
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      'Show more interest in local industries'
      183 12 'Show more interest in local industries' THE Indian community in Singapore should show more interest in local developments, said Mr. K. M. Abdul Razak. president of the Indian Chamber of Commerce. Speaking at the annual general meeting, Mr. Razak said that he was deeply concerned with the lack of Interest
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      NEW BRANCH
      31 12 The Finance Company Ltd.. a subsidiary of 0.C.8.C. with a capital of $20 million of which $5 million is paid up. recently set up a branch in Kuala Lumpur.
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    Joint venture aim for exploiting our natural riches
    313 13 Joint venture aim for exploiting our natural riches National corporation will help indigenous people into commerce and industry KUALA LUMPUR. Tues JHE establishment of a national corporation to exploit natural resources as recommended by the Economic Congress of Indigenous People will facilitate the "vigorous penetration" by indigenous people into commerce
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    KHIR (SICK) FAILS TO TAKE 'GOOD NEWS' TO SARAWAK
    380 13 KHIR (SICK) FAILS TO TAKE 'GOOD NEWS' TO SARAWAK KUCHING, Tut*, THE failure of the Minister of Education. Inche x Mohamed Khir Johari, to make his scheduled visit to Sarawak today has disappointed many people here who had expected him to make his promised announcement on free primary education for
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    Mara ready to face challenge of new tasks
    218 13 Mara ready to face challenge of new tasks KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mara, the Council of Trust for Indigenous People, (formerly called Rida) is prepared to face the challenge of new responsibilities defined by the Economic Congress yesterday. This was stated today by Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ismail, acting chairman of
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    Spore artist wins travel scholarship
    116 13 SINGAPORE. Tues. A young I Singapore artist, Wotiß Keen, »h.i na.- exhibited In Singapore and the U.S.. has been awarded the Ed- v ard MacDowell Travelling Scholarship for 1965-66. I This scholarship is awarded by i the Art Students League of New York once yearly
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      243 13 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS London suburb (10) 8. Assist K»te u> sort and divide 4 Exaggerate the .train ml 4 4^ volved ("i. 9. Hard-working cltiren like a sL" it stand In t*ll graaa. hone! i si^ tethered «4>. 10. Large number In American Excellent medicine which country to the
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      899 14 TUITION ts-.raTs So) i»hn Bom rf. o«*r» QUICK EAsY-TO-LCARN areas making cuursve mi K. Din. Indian I Imiur. Particulars lelepnoe* Mint i S purs. H.S.C. GENERAL PAPER, School Certificate English Tel. iS'porei iHUiM < MAOAM MARIE DreoomaKiDg inatitutiou. Lessons given in Ureesmakias. CaKemaklng. Icing 134 Orchard Rd.. -i l*re Tel.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    123 16 MELBOURNE. Tues. JXDISTRIALS were barely steady in todays quiet market. Leaders moved narrowly. lc-iani lost a turther 'ud. to 45s Base mrUU and oils eased, but Mt. Isa gained a further Ml. to 38s. lid. Today s elasmp. prieis with Monday prices In brackets. Mount laa 38/iu I3S/7)
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    238 16 June I riin-c months. INDUITRIALS Boustrad 13 eta. MUajW V Ha City DOT. 6 cts M. Invt 8 eta. C.S. Holding 14 eta. N. Iron 8 cts. Dunlops 10 eta 0.C.8 <J. 14 eta t£. .-mi'.! in. Ftothmana 8 eta 21 eta. San t> cts. Esao il ct
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    DOLLAR RATE
    53 16 -pHI present rate of the Malayan dollar agamst the pound sterling fixed on November 24] last year i* Sellinf TT or OD 2s. 3 13 I6d. Buying TT 2s. 4 1/lSd. Buying OD 2s. 4.1 The dollar is at Its statutory middle position In relation to its range
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    Guthrie results
    52 16 Output from the estates and mines in the Gmhrie Group tor May and (or 1965 todate in brackets are as follows: Rubber 7.734.000 lb. (39.631.000 lb). tea 255.000 lb. (971.000 lb). Palm oil 4,118 tons (20.340 tons), palm kernels 768 tons (4.522 tons), and tin ore 1.236 piculs
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 16 Jane 8. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 73| cents (down one-eighth of a cent). TIN: $775.24 (up S3). Unofficial estimated offering 225 tons (up 10 tons).
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    71 16 -hineie Praduaa Exchang*. In,. poti noon pr.oa par Oloul yntlrday: Coaonut gall bulk 164* fellers, drum S67t Hellers. Copra: June/July L"X Continent: Unquoted. Pippir: Muntok whita SlS2s fellers. Sarawak wnlte 1150 sellers, special samnnk black $130 sellers, garbled LamponK black Jlsu.Ni sellers, ASTA Sl62i(N) sellers. Singapers Coconut Oil
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    NEW PUBLIC ISSUES ARE AT PRESENT IN PIPELINE
    825 16 From Our Market Correspondent IT is reliably learnt that that within two months the Malaysian public will have an opportunity to participate in yet another large public concern operating in the States of Malaya. No public offer has been made since March
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 16 Malayan Stock Indices June 7 Jane X •Industrial*: 72.52 72 85 T '"s: 92.01 92.1J rubbers: 103.86 103.86 •Dec. 30, 1963=100 Dec. 29, 1962—100
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    Straits tin continues gain with rise of $2
    218 16 STRAITS tin still cntinurd to gain in price yesterday with a further rise of S3 to $775.25 per picul. The estimated offering at 335 tons was up 10 tons. The London tin market was closed on Monday for the Whitsuntide holiday. New
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    104 16 (JHIPS lying aUnftida U» Siniapara whioii er txpectrd tolay »n i Kimanis 23/24. Nlchiyo Maru 28/30. BrnlariK 39/39, Sheldon Lykn •/'<, Tapab N.W.a. Werraiiteln 45, ReKlnald Kerr 2</22. Clytooeua 13/16. Trbovl* 13/14. Qlenfallooh 8/9. Bolaa«valn 2/4. straai Lombok 25/26, Kana Maru No. I 19. Benlomood 33/34, BaJtooniL
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    BUSINESS DONE
    834 17 BUSINESS in and reported to vie Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the change of Malaysia yesterday, with the number of the snares traded in brackets: INOUtTMIALS: BsuMsad U.UOU) II Hi Csld stars (l.ooui »i! 02; Ounlesm (l a SL, si SL, (27.UUU) 'UO) $i.26. Csss 11.47
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    TIN OUTPUTS
    63 17 The follow ing May tin outputs tire announced (all In piculs): Atnpat 940. Borjuntal 5.495. Kampctig l.anjut 3.544. Kamunting 3.278. Kramat 295. Kuala Kampar 1685. l.arut 335. Lower Perak 2662. Rantau 558. Southern Kinta 3.624. Taiping Consolidated 640. and Tongkah Harbour (including 1.065 piculs by sea dredge) 1.503.
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    H.K. RATES
    36 17 ON the frss •.aehsnus marks! In Home Koni yesterday ths U.S. dollar wan quoted at ft.7B| for T.T. .'...i-. for cash. sterling wan quoted at 16 M and ans tad ol (aid at Z6O|.
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    Rubber crops
    26 17 Further May crops Included: I iiit.-d Malacca 260.918 Ib. Aver Molek 44 635 Ib Leon Hin San. Ltd. 64,729 ib. and ,\>alas 57,000 Ib.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    253 17 JUNE first grade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 73 Vi cents per Ib. down one-eighth of a cent on Monday's closing level for the position, the tone was quiet and slightly easier. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. closing prices in cents
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    17 17 I'HE Malayan Cienanis Banks' Alia--1 sialisn mads no changes la 1U rats* to marcßants jrsstarday.
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      656 17 NOTICES BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (1959) In the High Court In Malaya at Penang. In Bankruptcy No: 54 of IM4 Re: (1) Abdul Hamid Tamln (2) Toh Seang Khlm trading as Union Stevedoring Trading Co.. 33-A. Weld Quay. Penang J udfinenl-Deblors Exparte: Sum Yew Company (a firm) 2, Bagan Ajam. Butterworth J
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      Westphal hits out at state soccer selectors
      468 18  - Westphal hits out at state soccer selectors F. EMMANUEL- Kuala Lumpur, Tues THE COACH SHOULD BE CONSULTED BEFORE NAMING TEAM' By yyEST GERMAN soccer coach Otto Westphal today hit out at state selectors who did not consult the coach before picking a team. "I have never known such practice anywhere
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      FASTEST SPRINT BY THUAN HENG
      414 18 SWIMMING WINGAPORE, Tues. Singa- i *J pores teenaged interna- tional swimming stars Tan Thuan Heru and Jovina Tseng provided the outstanding performances in the Singapore junior chamoionshios at Amber Road yesterday. Tnuao Heng. who ma m the Tokyo Ol)mpii'i> la.st year, recorded the fastest 100
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      EURASIANS 3-0
      39 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Selan- gor Eurasian Association brat Po- j lice 3-0 in the P. A. of Selangor I League Div. 2 at Pudu Road today. In another Div. 2 match. Umno beat Selangor Indian Association 3-2.
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      Malaysia for Kingston
      79 18 I'INGSTON. Tupj> Eighteen countries have now accepted (or the British Empire games I here in August. 1960. The latest acceptances have :ome from Kenya Rhodesia and i Northern Ireland. The eighteen are: Australia. Bahamas. British Honduras, < Canada. England. Isle of Man. Jcr.scy (Channel Island). Malay-! sia.
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      Jamaluddin nets winner
      65 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A| second-half goal by centre-forward Jamaluddin guve Royal Malaysian Air Forces victory over Sclangor Eurasian Association at Rifle Range Road today. This was the second match in the three-way playoff lor Uie Sel- angor junior knockout hockey j championship In the first match Kilat
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      Skinner among Cup men axed
      322 18  -  JOE DORA!: SINGAPORE, Tuesday SPORE SOCCER By rriiREE Singapore Malaya Cup players— Wilfred i Skinner (goalkeeper). Ibrahim Mansoor (out-side-left) and Ali Astar (outside right)— and reserve forward P. Gurunathan have been dropped from the statr 'rairine squad in view of their poor per- formances this
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      Kang reprimanded
      294 18 STIPE'S REPORT IPOH. Tues. The MRA Stl- pendu»o Steward's report on Sunday's races here. Race I—ln1 In the straight Beraata was difficult to ride through shifting ground. Close to the winning |x).m. Blue Tattoo had to be checked when Priority II tHamld) hung in under the whip. Ha
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      Thomas Cup Final venue may not be automatic in future
      275 18 Thomas Cup Final venue may not be automatic in future KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Thomas Cud champions Indonesia will not have th« automatic right of defend- ing the trophy at home in the next .xerie> in 1968 if proposals to alter the regulations governing the international championhips are approved at the
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      250 18 Another reason why Q more Carrier air bought than any other make! 2 k Lja^^ tioners filter the outside Hgjfr^j^^VJ^^lßKlWff air and let in only pura Q|^^^| n jWly' m clean air. The filter in a Carrier is supper fine. It can be washed and I vacuumed or easily changed,
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      54 18 SPORTS DIARY SO( IKK Taipine Div. 1: 1 2 Transport v Sukan Mela vu (Esplanade), llarvry Shield iSltiawmi i Cashwood v Bg. Waiigl Group (Padang). T. Anson Div. 2:: Rubana v Persatuan Sukan Pemudii (Speedy Rdi. N>sri Div. 2: Lena's v IA B (NS Club). HOCKEY S'eor HA Junior tourney
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      Lock icon First round upset by Langridge
      173 19 DORTHCAWL (Wales), Tues. 1 Richard Langridge, 22-year-old Kent-born golfer who has just returned to Britain after two years in Durban, brought off the shock of the first round of the British Amateur golf championship here yesterday by defeating American champion Bill Campbell. Langridge beat Campbell,
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      Anita tests the swim-fins
      66 19 T»HE important A thing to note about Anita Lonsborough's swimming gear is what she has on her arms. They are a new swimming craze called "Swim Jets" a kird of fin which, it is claimed can pep up a swimmer's speed by 25 per cent. Twenty
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      Lock icon 3:56.6 mile
      170 19 ATHLETICS A NEW BRITISH RECORD BY ALAN SIMPSON LONDON, Tuesday. \LA\ SIMPSON of Britain, who was fourth in the Olympic 1,500 metres, yesterday clocked 3min 56.55ec. to set a British one mile record at the British Games at White City Stadium here. Simpson, whose time beat the eight-year-old
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      PTC gymkhana
      17 19 r-tr»m<nj. mes. me renanfj Club (golf section) will hold Li annual gymkhana on June 20.
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      US sweep in D-Cuptie
      67 19 BAKERSFIELD, Tues. The United States Sunday made a clean 5-0 sweep of its Davis Cup (American zone) tennis matches here against Canada when Gene Scott defeated Keith Carpenter 6-3, 6-3, 7-5. and Arthur Ashe beat Harry Faj^iier 6-4, 6-0, 6-4. Ashe and Scott also won their
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      LEMA AGAIN
      44 19 GRAND BLANC (Michigan). Tues. Tony "Champagne" Lema the British Open golf champion Sunday retained his Bulck Open title with a final round of 70 for a 72-hole aggregate of 280. Second was Johnny Pott (282) I land third Julius Boros < 283 > i
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      Lock icon Dark Court wins Zetland Gold Cup
      112 19 Dark Court wins Zetland Gold Cup T ONDON, Tues. Dark Court, MJ won the Zetland Gold Cup run over lOf at Redcar yesterday. Burning Torch was second and Forthright third of 13 runners. Dark Court, the 6-4 favourite ridden by Scobie Breasley, won by half a length with 2 1
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      Lock icon CHUVALO WINS
      41 19 ST. JOHN. New Brunswick, rues. Canadian heavyweight boxing champion George Chuvalo (Toronto) scored a first-round technical knockout over Sonny Burns, of Boston, in a scheduled ten-round bout here last night. It was Chuvalos 34th victory In 41 fights. ReuteT
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      SPRINGBOKS
      24 19 PERTH. Turn. The BprlnKbota Rugby Union learn arrived here by air today at the start of their Australian and New Zealand tour ftouter.
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      Lock icon SINCLAIR (74) LEADS NZ FIGHTBACK
      432 19 SINCLAIR (74) LEADS NZ FIGHTBACK CRICKET ROUNDUP LONDON, Tuesday. T»HE NEW Zealanders made a fighting reply to x Glamorgan's first innings total of 327-9 declared on the second day of the three-day match at Cardiff yesterday, but were still 48 runs behind with only one wicket left at the close.
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      Lock icon Clark wins main race at the 'Palace'
      182 19 Clark wins main race at the 'Palace' ONDON. Tues.— Scottish driver Im Clarl£ fresh from hla j £70.000 victory at Indlanapolla last Monday, yesterday won the j main event— the London Trophy race at the Crystal Palace meeting here. The race, for Formula Two cars, was run in two parts
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      SAID LEADS
      36 19 KANGAR. Tups. Mohamed Said bin Mohamed Noor waj elected president of the Perils BadI minton Association. Other officials* i vice-presidents Saw Eng Chlat and Abu Baicar Muzzamil; secretary Augustine Joseph; trea- surer G. Appavoo.
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    Another landing
    173 20 SECURITY FORCES ARE CLOSING IN ON NEW GROUP OF RAIDERS KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. CECURITY forces are closing in on a small band of Indonesian infiltrators who landed on Hie north-east coast of .Johore last night. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, announced this after presiding at a special
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    Baby show in August
    47 20 SINGAPORE. Tues The women's section of the MalayYouth Literary Association is organising a baby show at it.s premises on Aug. 15. Babies between six months to a ymr enn be entered. Entry forms are obtainable from Miss Sanesah A. Rahman. 285 Jalan Eunos.
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    Club plans to raise money for spastics
    72 20 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The V's Men Club of Singapore will hold a Press luncheon conference at Prince's Restaurant at 1.15 p.m. on Saturday. June 12, on a project to raise money for spastic children. The Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othman bin Wok. and
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    Punch in face for Vice-Chancellor
    111 20 LAGOS, Tues.— The new Vice Chancellor of Lagos University, Dr. Saburi Biobaku, was punched in the face here today as he left the campus after his inaugural address was shouted down by demonstrating students. Senior police officials accompanying Dr. Biobaku detained a student for questioning.
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    No water, poor pressure areas
    87 20 No water, poor pressure areas SINGAPORE, Tues. There will be no water from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Thursday along Clement 1 Road from the junction of Ulu Panda n Road to West Coast Road, Paslr Panjang Hill. Balmer Hill. Army low level tank on Clementi Road, and Clementl
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    193 20 KHARTOUM. Tues.— Fit teen people, including two Ministers, were arrested after police seized 18 tons of Czechoslovaklan made arms in Sudan, It was revealed lure today. The arrests took place on Friday. The two Ministers. Mr. Rash Eed Tahir. Minister of Justice, and Mr.
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    More Rubens found
    40 20 MOSCOW. Tues. Pour drawIng* by the Flemish painter Paul R..bens. previously catalogued as work*, by unknown author. have been added to the collection of 35 Rubens drawings at the Hermitage Museum In Leningrad. Tarn aaid today FUuiter
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    LONDON STOCKS. RUBBER and TIN
    353 20 LONDON, Tues The better trend which developed on Friday continued in the stock markets today Business was still small but equities were meeting a selective demand and with few sellers about prices responded well. Most of the leaders improved and there were several good features.
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    RUBBER
    53 20 LONDON. Tues Bpot 22d July 22d Aug. ***** M.. Sept. 21 7 h d.. July Sept. 21 15'16d.. Oct./ Dec. 21 13 16d.. Jan. March 2F,d., April June Sl'S.d.. July /Sept. 21 9 16d.. Oct. Dec. 21' id.. elf June 21 13 16d. July 21, d.. Aug 21 9
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    TIN
    25 20 LONDON. Tues— Buyers £1575. seller-. £1580. Forward buyers £1540. sellers £1542'?. Settlement £1580. Turnover am 205 tons, p.m 50 tons Tone: Steady but quiet
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    $1.5 MIL. DEALS BY TEACHER IN FIVE MONTHS: WITNESS
    845 20 'This formed four to five per cent of company \< turnover of $37 million for the year. 'They were genuine orders to buy or sell' says Mr. Lee ■TUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A Former partner <>l a firm of stockbrokers. Mr. Lee
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    Adult Board's new woodwork course soon
    85 20 Adult Board's new woodwork course soon SINGAPORE. Tues— The Adult Education Board announced today that registration was now open for the Board's "Do -It Yourself woodwork course beginning on July 6. The four month course, conducted in English. will be held at Queenstown Secondary Technical School every Tuesday, from 7
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    Woman, 40, dies after crash
    48 20 SINGAPOKK li.. An un- (i woman, aged 4n the uent-ral hospital hut night, lour hours 1 1 knocked down x>y a motor cyclist in North Bridge Road at 3(i iun. Police today nppenied to eyewitnesses to contact Inspector Z.unucldin Rawi. of Sepoy Lines.
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    'Hire, fire' talk
    42 20 SINGAPORE. Tueo.— Mr. Ron Dudley, general secretary of the Singapore Association for the Blind, will nlve a talk on "The Last to be Hired, the T: Fired.'" at the Rotary Clulxji Sin-gapore-West luncheon meetlm; at Princes' Re.stuurant on Thursday.
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    $100 to 50CTS TICKETS
    80 20 SINGAPORE. Tues. Ticket*, ranging from $100 to 50 cents are being .sold for a Han drama <in two acts i. which will be presented by the Nanyang Khek Community Guilds Amateur musical sub-section at the National The- I atrc at 7 p.m. on June 1 1
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