The Straits Times, 11 June 1965

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 145,000 l1 W1965 M^^ The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    Tengku flies off today to meet Nasser
    362 1 [(I ALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Tengku Abdul Rahman flics to Cairo tomorrow for talks with President Nasser before going to London for the Commonwealth Prime .Ministers' conference. The Prime Minister will have talks with President Nasser on the prospects of Malaysia attending the Afro.\sian
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    Senu to Lee: Come out in the open
    454 1 TAP should note there is a limit to our patience' SEREMBAN. Thursday THE Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, today asked People's Action Party leaders to "come out in the open" and state exactly what they wanted for
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    Lock icon BELLA FREES FERHAT ABBAS
    186 1 ALGIERS, Thursday FERHAT ABBAS, first President of the Algerian Government-in-exile, returned to his home here last night after nearly a year under house arrest in the Sahara, his wile said here yesterday. Mr. Abbas was Speaßor or the Algerian National Assembly, but resigned on Aug. 14.
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    Lock icon Duke's birthday
    26 1 LONDON. Thurs— Guns thundered salutes and. flags flew on publlr building* here today to mark the 44th birthday of the Duke of Edinburgh. Renter.
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    Lock icon Landings by Indons? No, they're Malayans says Nur
    115 1 Landings by Indons? No, they're Malayans says Nur JAKARTA. Thurs. Shamsuddin Nur bin Nurud Jamil. "Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Malaya," said today that it was a "big lie" that Indon c s i a n infiltrators have landed in Malaya.
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    Barjasa entry hitch delays settlement in Sarawak
    601 1 From GEOFFREY GELDARD: KUCHING, Thursday A hitch over the manner of re-entry of Barisan Ra'ayat Jati Sarawak (Barjasa) into the Sarawak Alliance is holding up settlement of the Alliance crisis here. If Barjasa is to rejoin the Alliance and bring Party Negara (Panas)
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    33 1 DANAXG, Than. Communist Vietcong imfllJM were today reported by military sources to have started dressing in women's clothing to ward <>IT sir attacks by American and South Vietnamese planes. Renter.
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    BORDER REDS STILL ACTIVE: ISMAIL
    152 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Communist terrorists on the Thai Malaysia border are still actively involved in subversion in the villages there. The Minister of Home Affairs. Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, said this here today before leaving by an RMAF plane for Pulau Langkawi
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    Nasser to help end India's disputes
    146 1 Nasser to help end India's disputes fAIRO. Thurs. Presideiit Nasser has offered his good offices i in India's disputes with China and Pakistan The newspaper Al Ah lam reported today that some question^ which the Indian Premier. Mr. Bhastrl, had j dl.se u.-vsed with President NasI ser yesterday would bo
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    29 1 100.000- MILE MISS MOSCOW. Thurs— Rus sia's rocket l.una-ii h.iswerved off courst- and will miss the moon l>\ 100. 000 miliv lass news acency said today— Reuter.
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    Japan's oldest man
    18 1 KAMAISHI. Thurs Jyubei Nakamura today celebrated his 113 th birthday a.s Japans oldest man— UPl.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Johnson clarifies Vietnam mission
      413 2 Wasnington, Thurs. ONLY DEFENCE, HE SAYS AS REDS CLAIM COMBAT ROLE GIVES THEM RIGHT TO CALL IN VOLUNTEERS PRESIDENT Johnson has I amended a statement that U.S. forces might go over to the offensive in Vietnam if the Saigon Government asks for it. A White House
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      Lock icon Just fancy that..
      32 2 COLOMBO, Thurs. A man lost his wife and four goats on an election bet at the recent general election. The winner accepted the goats but not the wife. Reuter.
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      AUSSIES READY TO FIGHT IN VIETNAM, SAYS MENZIES
      295 2 AUSSIES READY TO FIGHT IN VIETNAM, SAYS MENZIES WASHINGTON, Thursday. THE Australian Prime Minister, Sir Robert Menzies, declared yesterday that the newlyarrived Australian troops in Vietnam were ready to fight alongside American and South Vietnamese forces in combat. Sir Robert, addressing a Press conference after two I days of talks
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      Lock icon Nepal's first
      31 2 KATMANDU. Thurs. King Mahendra has inaugurated the first project, a shoe factory, constructed with Communist Chinese assistance in Nepal. About 60.000 pairs of shoes will be produced annually. A.P.
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      Marine helicopters fly out an entire village
      150 2 Marine helicopters fly out an entire village THE TRE. Thurs. Two Squadrons of U.S. Marine helicopters yesterday moved this entire South Vietnamese village, complete with 2,300 citizens ana their pigs and dogs, to a new. safer location 20 miles away. The airlift, one of the largest air moves the Marines
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      Lock icon NZ to keep finger on trigger
      105 2 NZ to keep finger on trigger WELLINGTON. Thurs.— The New Zealand Prime Minister, Mr. Keith Holyoake, said last night that final control of New Zealand troops in Vietnam will rest with the New Zealand Government. Mr. Holyoake told a Press conference that a New Zealand artillery unit, which will leave
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      Lock icon Traffic circle blast in Saigon: Three dead
      137 2 CAH.OV Thurs— Three Deople were killed and about 12 wounded this morning by an explosion at a busy Saigon traffic circle. The blast was caused by a mine-like explosive device believed intended for a nearby police station where officers line up outside in
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      Lock icon Communist appointed chief editor of Antara
      116 2 JAKARTA. Thurs. The official Indonesian news agency Antara today announced the formation of a new executive board in which Communists were given key posts The announcement said the reorganisation of the Antara board was done to ensure the existence of a Nasakqjn within Its
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      Lock icon New floating dock
      25 2 JAKARTA. Thur*.— A *****--ton floating dock has been completed at the free port of Sabang. on the tip of North Sumatra. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Britain to let embassy wives return to Jakarta
      231 2 Britain to let embassy wives return to Jakarta JAKARTA, Thurs. J Britain has decided to allow the wives of its Embassy staff in Jakarta to rejoin their husbands and officials say the first of them was expected to be back here within a few weeks. All Embassy dependents were evacuated
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      Mineral finds in Sikkim
      62 2 GANGTOK (Sikkim). Thurs— The Maharajah of Sikkim has declared that deposits of copper, graphite, low-grade coal and limestone have been found in Sikkim. I During a Press conference, the Ruler expressed hope that foreign industrialists would use his government's offers of low taxes and I guarantees
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      253 2 Fair warning: next year will be too late. 0£ The great New York World's Fair is 650 acres of thrills, fantasy, fact, and dazzling brilliance so fabulous that it's in its second year. And better than ever! If you don't come to New York this year, you'll miss it forever!
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    Lock icon Algiers: A big defeat is on the way for Soekarno
    322 3 SYDNEY. Thurs. J) I P L O M ATIC sources in Canberra said yesterday that President Soekarno was facing one of the biggest diplomatic defeats of his career. The Australian Broadcasting Commission reported that the defeat would come into the
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    Lock icon Hong Kong tax baits for industrialists
    127 3 HONG HONG. Thurs. The Hong Kong Government has proposed about 55.000.000 worth of tax concessions in a bid to encourage industrial development. This was contained In a tax amendment Bill, which was tabled for first reading in the Legislative Council yesterday. Mr. J. J.
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      Here comes the bikini bride .. all in white
      162 3 Here comes the bikini bride all in white BRIDES have been married in less in the South Sea islands, for instance. But this bikini wedding outfit seems to be the bare minimum for the northern hemisphere. Modelling it is Miss Great Britain, 22-year-old Carole Redhead of Blackpool. The creation, startling
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      Britain, France to collaborate on satellite
      170 3 Britain, France to collaborate on satellite LONDON, Thursday THE Hawker Siddeley Dynamics Corporation announced yesterday that it will build in conjunction with a French concern a European satellite to be launched early in 1967 in California. The satellite will be built at a cost of about £1 million for the
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      Lock icon Tito-Ulbricht talks
      33 3 EAST BERLIN. Thurs. resident Tito of Yugoslavs, yester- day h?d talks with the East Ger- man Head of State. Mr. Wsilter I'bricht. President Tito is here on a six-day *Mt Reuter.
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      Lock icon ENVOY AND WIFE WOUNDED BY EMBASSY WORKER
      115 3 ENVOY AND WIFE WOUNDED BY EMBASSY WORKER I\fEXICO CITY, Thurs. ITI The Portuguese Ambassador to Mexico and his wife suffered knife wounds yesterday in a struggle with an Embassy employee, who the Ambassador said, "was out to kill us." The Ambassador. Dr. Mario Duarte. was cut slightly in the right
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      London ban on ticket queue
      67 3 LONDON. Thurs. Those familiar day-and-night lines for tickets to popular shows at Covent Garden Opera House here have been banned oy police. In future queues will not be permitted prior to midnight on the night before the box office opens. Last month 800 people camped
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      Lock icon Violence on increase
      39 3 LONDON, Thurs Crimes of violence increased by 17 per cent in Britain last year, compared with 12 per cent in 1963 and 'wo per cent m 1962. Sir Frank Soskice. the Home Secretary, .said vrsierdHv. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Satchmo's triumph
      35 3 BUDAPEST. Thurs.— A crowd of 91.000 rase to its feet and acclaimed Louis Armstrong and his band herr last night at the climax of two-hour ia/z concert in the vast Nep stadium. Reuter.
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      100-murder man is killed
      60 3 BOGOTA. Thurs.— Efrian Gonzalez the notorious Colombian bandit accused of 100 murders, was shot and killed last niftht while Brjtag to eM-.ipe from an army patrol. Gonzalez 30. and members of his gang were trapped tri a house m ihp San Jose suburban district snutn of
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      Lock icon President sworn in
      15 3 VIENNA. Thurs. Austria's new President Pranz Jonas was sworn in yesterday. UPI.
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      Lock icon $3M CRASH DAMAGES AWARD REVERSED
      143 3 NEW YORK. Thurs. The U.S. Court of Appeals yesterday reversed a Federal Court jury award of U*****.--396 to the widow and two children of William Kappell, concert pianist killed with 18 others in a plane crash near San Francisco on Oct. 29,1 1953. The appeals
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      Lock icon Off—that Bristol ban on bare bosom dancers
      104 3 Off— that Bristol ban on bare bosom dancers URISTOL Thurv Senegalese girl dancers will not have to cover their breasts after all when their national dancr company performs here next week Bristol's entertainments committee announced a "no topless" ruling on Tuesday night. Rut yesterday, following a protest by the company'a
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      400 3 THE NANYANG IHEK COMMUNITY GUILD presents A HAN (Guakang) Drama THE SINGAPORE ANTI" TUBhRCULOSIS ASSOCIATION THE THONG CHAI TJtDICAL INSTITUTION At Hi* Singapore National Theatre on Sat., 19 June, 196S from 7 to 11.30 p.m. Tickets at $100/- and above, $50/ $10/-, $5/-, $3/', $1/- and SOc available from the
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    Burglars' $15,000 haul at family dinnertime
    154 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. JJIRGLARS ransacked the first-floor rooms of a bungalow in Chee Koon Avenue, off Adam Road last night, while the family were having dinner downstairs. The intruders got away with Jewellery, worth $14,490 and $820 in cash. Madam Shu Pao Chlng told police
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    TANLIANANN WINS CHESS TITLE FOR 4th TIME
    188 4 TANLIANANN WINS CHESS TITLE FOR 4th TIME SINGAPORE Thurs.— Tan Lian Ann has won the Singapore chess championship for the Lim Boon Keng Cup for the fourth time, scoring seven out of eight points. Winning seven of his eight games, he easily took the championship, whicn was held at the
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    Bring-and-buy sale in aid of Cheshire Home
    64 4 Bring-and-buy sale in aid of Cheshire Home SING/ PORE. Thurs. The Singapore Cheshire Home Appeals Committee will hold a bring-and-buy sale at the home of Miss Doris Shaw at Queen Astrid Park at 10.30 p.m. on June 17. Cut orchid hybrids will be among the items on sale. Morning coffee
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    Another triumph for Sceneshifters
    225 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Superbly mounted and certainly well produced Johann Strauss's evergreen "Die Fledermaus" (reentitled "Gay Rosalinda") Is at present captivating audiences at the Victoria Theatre. Although "Fledermaus" is filled with lilting melodies (everyone a winner), it must not be forgotten that it is light opera and
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    PISTOL SEIZED in POLICE SWOOP
    120 4 - SINGAPORE, Thurs. Police yesterday arrested five suspect gangsters, and seized a Browning pistol in a series of raids on gang lairs. The first man to be arrested was found hiding inside a hut in Luronc 10, Geylang. He is believed to be a "fighter" of
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    Extortioner is sent to jail
    66 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Ang Ah Bole. 20, yesterday extorted $10 from Yeo Lian Teck, a provision shop proprietor, and tried to extort $5 from a book salesman, Lim Liang Slong. Today, In a magistrate's court, he pleaded guilty to the two charges, and the magistrate, Mr
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    DESIGN CENTRE GETS PRAISE
    210 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. TYKE newly-established Product and Design Cen- tre in Singapore has been described as an "eye-opener" and "tonic" for those who believe in the future of Malaysia's industrialisation. The chairman of the Tariff Advisory Board, Mr. L. A. D. Williamson, said this after visiting the
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    435 4 THK following Is today's schedule Paya Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC From Sydney, Darwin (BA 721) 7.30 p.m.; from Melbourne, Darwin (BA 703) 9. 50 p.m. from London. Damascus, Karachi, Bangkok (BA 702) 6.20 p.m.; from London, Zurich, Beirut, Karachi, Calcutta, Bangkok (BA 718) 7.15
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    U.S. varsity research offer to Spore student
    144 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A Singapore science student in the United States. Mr. Christopher Chin, has been offered a research assistantship by the lowa State University of Science and Technology to do graduate work in biochemistry. Mr. Chin, who is the son of Nanyang University
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    Cultural show by teachers
    42 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Chinese Teachers" Union tonight held a cultural show at the National Theatre in aid of its Teachers' Welfare Fund. The show will be repeated tomorrow, on Saturday and Sunday evening starting at 8 p.m.
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    Keep faith with these teachers: Union call to Govt
    171 5 Keep faith with these teachers: Union call to Govt KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Central Government was today urged by Mr. John R. Gurusamy, secretarygeneral of the National Union of Teachers, to keep its word and grant Government status to about 40 teachers who formerly served in Brunei. He said In
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    Lim: Let Penang vote in a more vigorous Govt.
    843 5 Lim: Let Penang vote in a more vigorous Govt. Opposition leader's amendment: Just what is the policy? PENANG, Thurs: THE leader oi the UDP opposition, Dr. Lim Chong Eu, today urged, as one of three alternatives, that there should be a new State election in Penang so that the people
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    $12,100 stolen from bottling plant
    106 5 IPOH. Thurs. Four ehr--1 ques for 55.300 and 5t.. 800 cash were stolen from a safe in Krasrr and Neave (!M> Ltd.. Connolly Road here, early yesterday mornine. Several pairs of gloves worn hv women workers in the factory, were also missing. It is believed
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    'Penang is still not prepared to join Common Market'
    355 5 'Penang is still not prepared to join Common Market' General Hospital and entablishing a cardiac centre by Integrating the proposed university college with the new medical centre. SKKIOIS CONSIDER integrating low-cost housing projects with the State industrialisation programme. KSTABLISH a State board for low-cost housing which could liaise wiih thr
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    'Question of Malay participation in commerce concerns not only the Malays'
    676 5 'Question of Malay participation in commerce concerns not only the Malays' ••Unless you know whai the policy of the Government is. don't ever let us set out The Governor. Dr. Lim continued, had also mentioned the bridging of the gap between the lagging rural economy and the buoyant urban economy
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    Union meeting
    33 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The new 15-man central committee of the Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union will present its general programme to members at their annual general meeting ai 7 p.m. on Sunday.
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    Centre 65 meeting
    35 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Centre 65 a cultural and art society— will hold an exiraordii.ary genera! meeting at the Medical Centre College Road at 8.30 p.m. tomorrow to discuss the acquirement oi suitable premises.
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    Second industrial court reopens for hearings
    185 6 Second industrial court reopens for hearings NATARAJAN NAMED DEPUTY CHIEF SINGAPORE, Thursday. THK Second Industrial Arbitration Court can now reopen to hear trade disputes following the appointment of Mr. S. Xalarajan. an accountant, as deputy president of the court. Announcing this today, a Singapore Government statement said Mr. Natarajan's appointment
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    Red Cross helpers feted
    170 6 Red Cross helpers feted rll Puan Noor Aishah. Singapore's First Lady presenting a challenge shield to a member of the Singapore Red Cross Society, whose detachment won it for collecting the highest amount during the society's flag day in April. Mr. Choy Chee Meng received the shield on behalf of
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    FAMILY PLAN MAN IN STORE
    225 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. THE president of the Planned Parenthood of x America, Dr. Alan Guttmacher, said here today that an "exciting beginning" had been made in Malaysia and other Asian countries to check population growth through proper family planning methods. Dr. Guttmacher, who Is also chairman
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    STUDENTS' PHOTO SHOW
    31 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The acting Vice-Chancellor of Nanyang University. Dr. Huang Ying Jung, will open the fourth Singapore International Student Salon of Photography on June 15 at 3 p.m.
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    BOOKS GIFT BY MRS. LOKE YEW FULFILS WISH OF HER LATE SON
    293 6 BOOKS GIFT BY MRS. LOKE YEW FULFILS WISH OF HER LATE SON SINGAPORE. Thurv— Mr.. Loke Vrw (above), mother of the lato Dato Loke Wan 1 ho, has purchased the Dr. Carl \lt\ander Gib>on-llill collection of books and presented it to the National Library. The .Minister for Culture. Mr. S.
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    Solidarity movement a 'grand crusade'— _Seeni
    305 7 Solidarity movement a 'grand crusade'— Seeni IPOH, Thurs. The 'president of the People's Progressive Party. Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam. today described the recently formed National Solidarity Convention as this grand crusade for justice and fair play." With the formation of the Convention, consisting of the PAP. the PPP. the UDP.
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    Rotarians meet
    35 7 I.UMUT. Thurs The Rotary Club of Situ van was host to Rotanans from Taipmg and their wives r.i a oufltet dinner and danre held ID the Sitiawan Recreation Club during th« v wk-end-
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    Blind man pleads for his kind: End jobs handicap
    294 7 Blind man pleads for his kind: End jobs handicap SINGAPORE, Thursday. J^ BLIND university graduate today called upon the Government and employers to help end the unfortunate heritage of the physically-handicapped of being "the last to be hired and the first to be fired." Mr. Ron Chandran-Dudley. general secretary of
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    Lock icon 'More fire power for Brunei Regiment'
    107 7 'More fire power for Brunei Regiment' BRUNEI TOWN, Thurs. The Sultan of Brunei has promisedthe Brunei Malay Regiment greater mobility and fire power. Taking the salute at the regiment's fourth anniver- sary. the Sultan said the regiment would be equipped with helicopters, a hover- craft, armoured cars, fast patrol boats
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    Educa.ional trip
    45 7 I SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. E. Perelra, principal of the Stamford College and tr c Stamford Institutes I Group will attend the seventh I conference of the International Council of Correspondence Educn- tion to be held in Stockholm, from I June 13 to 17.
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    Lock icon Peacekeeping operation in Dominica Ramani defends OAS role without U.N. authority
    384 7 Peacekeeping operation in Dominica Ramani defends OAS role without U.N. authority I United Nations Thursday MALAYSIA said yesterday that the Organisation of American State's operation in the Dominican Republic was not "enforcement action" requiring Security Council authorisation, as Russia and some other members have claimed. Mr. Ramani. the Malaysian delegate,
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    PROFESSOR GREEN QUITS SINGAPORE UNIVERSITY
    160 7 PROFESSOR GREEN QUITS SINGAPORE UNIVERSITY SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Professor L. C. Green, dean of the Law Faculty of the University of Singapore and Professor of International Law, has resigned. He will leave Singapore In September or October for his new job as Professor of Political Science at the University of Alberta
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    Ten seek title
    22 7 KAJANG. Thurs. Ten girls have entered for the national language queen contest to be held here on July 3.
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    Employment survey runs ahead of schedule
    109 7 Employment survey runs ahead of schedule KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The month-long employment survey, launched in five main towns in Malaya on June 1. is ahead of schedule I because of "good co-opera-tion" from the public. The senior statistician of the Department of Statistics here. Mis. GH. Leone, who Is in
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    Four top men cable pledge to Tengku
    136 7 Four top men cable pledge to Tengku KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. T EADERS of five leading organisations today sent a telegram to the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, pledging their unreserved support to the Government against Indonesian aggression. They are: MR. TEE TEH. president of the Federation of Trade Associations: MR.
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    King sends birthday greetings
    53 7 King sends birthday greetings I/lALA LL'MPUR. Thurs. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Prime Minister. Teneku Abdul Rahman, today sent birthday greetings and best wishes to King Mahendra Bir Bikran Shah of Nepal. The Tengku's message said: "May this auspicious occasion further strengthen and consolidate the corrtial relations existing between
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    Back pay hearing
    40 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The i Industrial Arbitration Court will resume hearing of the trade dispu'e between the Port of Singa- pore Authority and the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association relating to back-pay on Saturday I at 9.30 a.m.
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    Peace Corps talk
    33 7 BENTONG. Thurs.— A Peace Corps volunteer. Miss Elaine Sines, will talk on "America and tinPeace Corps" at the Khai Mun National Type secondary school here at 9 a.m. on Sunday.
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    Explosion damages bridge near Tawau
    111 7 Explosion damages bridge near Tawau J'AWAr. Thurs. An explosion partially damaged a 'ill -foot -Inn;; wooden bridee near kampnni; Jamba tan Putrh on Tuesday, a police spokesman said here today. This was t'.-e second explosion here in a fortnight. Hie first destroyed a chain saw of a sawmill. The police
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    Clerical union officials
    46 7 SKREMBAN. Thurs. Inrtm Abdul Rnhman bit) Ibrahim has been elected chairman of the N"gri Sembilan branch of the Amalgamated Unions of Em- ployees in the Government Cleri- cal and Allied Servicr.s. Other officials are: Incbe Abdul Rahman Ahmad, secretary; Mr V. Weramalm. treasurer
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    DEATHS
    84 8 Wtrd% 5/5 (Minimum) CROMRV JOHN who had spent the ifi years In Malaysia died In Aden '"ly after a heart attack. JOSEPH Iw«ii Hong Chiang passed it pesrefully on P-*-l!W»S leavire nrt hl« heloved wife. his sons •r<,ny Teck Chuan. (ierard Yong n.l Tong Khoon. dau«liters Inmca and Joan,
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    35 8 M H'orrft SIS (Wnimml MR A MRS. N Krishnan thank Mm.: a* Srlmsriamman TernMe it'nniT at Hotel Malaya IB on ;it Indian Assnclaon Snore M-S-4SS Th«-v rilso thank those who MM good wi«he* tele-
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    IN MEMORIAM
    23 8 •i Wm4* $IS flll*at— IN EVER LOVING MEMORY of my nvert mother Narayanaaamy in departed 11-B-R3. Fondly <\ s.tllv m:ssed Inserted by
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    231 8 Word* Hi (Minimum) VICTORIA INSTITUTION. All Old ey* are cordially tnvlted to the Annual sports on Saturday 12th June .1 00 p.m. HANDMADE Pure Wool, peimanently oth-proofed carpets by Tal Pin*. llrdera taken lor any size 417 r.iver Valley P.oad. 8 pore Tel 3935^. CENTRE «■> Extraordinary General Friday
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      Bumiputra Congress
      654 8 The economic imbalances between the indigenous and non-indigenous peoples of [Malaysia, said Tengku Abdul Rahman in opening the Kongi geres Ekonomi Bumiputra, 1 need to be remedied in the interest of the nation as a whole. No thinking person can fail to see the truth of this statement.
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      CDC Report
      293 8 The Commonwealth Dcv- I elopment Corporation's report for 1964, just released, shows the immediate resurgence of activity which followed the 1963 change from the old "Colonial Development Corjporation." By bringing back I within the organisation's ambit those countries which had become independent since 1948 the switch led to
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      Border Reds
      213 8 The whereabouts of Chin i Peng was "immaterial," said I the Minister of Home Affairs I I yesterday. And so indeed it j should be. The security position j along the Thai border is cause enough for concern without the perpetual bedevilment of speculation about a man unseen
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    What more does Mr. Lee want?
    392 8 What more does Mr. Lee want? DECMJSE a lawyer can never know when something he has said will be set upon by opponents who want to twist its meaning to their own ends, he must be more careful than most speakers to make sure that his words say precisely what
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    Learning Malay—94
    482 8  - Learning Malay— 94 YUNUS MARIS By M.A. University of Malaya VOCABULARY: hajat (n« lnie'ntlor.. mouve. desire; berhajat (v> to intend; sa nenjak (adv) since, ever since. VERBAL PHRASES (contd > Expansion ot points raised In Les. 93. s-.at'y Uie following examples: Saya BERJUMPA dia I meet lor. met) him. «a>a
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    Lock icon 700 million adults cannot read or write
    1179 8  - 700 million adults cannot read or write John Ardagh UNESCO LAUNCHES WORLD-WIDE DRIVE AGAINST ILLITERACY by PARIS. Thurs WH AT is the point of teaching illiterate adults to read and write? Is it to make them fuller, happier human beings? Or more effective agents of economic progress? Or more faithful
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    'Nothing wrong with our sauce' claim
    215 9 'Nothing wrong with our sauce' claim miNGAPORE. Thurs.— The management of Sin Sin Sauce Factory, which produces tomato sauce, today claimed that there was nothing wrong with its product now on sale in Johore and Singapore. "Our tomato sauce has no harmful Ingredients. a spokesman of the company told a
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    School fund fair
    31 9 PETALING JAVA. Thurs. A food and fun fuir in aid of th* Aasunta Hospital will be held at the Assunta Primary School her* on July 3 and 4.
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    'Show all we want industrial peace' he urges
    769 9 PLANTING CHIEF INVITATION TO PLANTATION UNIONS KUALA LUMPUR' Thursday THE president of the Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association, Mr. D. E. Teale, today called on leaders of plantation unions to re-affirm the "Code of Conduct" and demonstrate that in the planting industry
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    Joy-ride that turned into 10 minutes of terror
    432 9  - Joy-ride that turned into 10 minutes of terror ABUL FAZIL: By Singapore, Thurs. A JOY-RIDE for two small boys and their parents ended as a 10-minute terror ride from Sumbawa Road to Syed Alwi Road late last night. They were terrorised by three thugs with daggers who had forced their
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    U.S. carrier steams into Singapore
    80 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. An American aircraft carrier, the Independence dropped anchor in Singapore harbour today on its way to join the Seventh Fleet Aboard the carrier, commanded by Captain R. \V. Windsor, i.s Rear Admiral M. V. White, commander of Carrier Division Five. Two C.S. Navy
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    Mines and workers agree to keep out of court
    142 9 IPOH. Thurs. The Malayan Mining Employers' Association and th 1 4.000-stronc National Mining Workers' Union today agreed that they will "endeavour" to solve future industrial disputes without resorting to arbitration. This was decided at a meeting here between representatives of the
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    Famed cellist to play in K.L.
    56 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Famed cellist. Farquhar Wilkinson, accompanied by Leslie Atkinson, will perform at the British Council Hall here on June 30 at 8.30 p.m. The recital is presented by The Arts Council of Malaysia and tickets priced at 83 and 81 are obtainable
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    Lee to attend V-Corps rally
    56 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Tb« Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will attend the Singapore Vigilant* Corns anniversary celeI orations at Jalan Bfsar Stadium lat 5.30 p.m on Saturday On the same evening. Mr and Mrs. Lee will attend a dinner a: Hong Lim Community Centre. Peking
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    FPA meeting
    26 9 SEGAMAT. ThUM- Th« Segamat branch of the Family Planning Association will hold a meeting at the Maternity and Child HeaJub Centre here on Saturday.
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    DON'T BE USED AS PAWNS, UDP AND PPP URGED
    193 9 DON'T BE USED AS PAWNS, UDP AND PPP URGED SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Alliance Party Singapura today appealed to leaders of the UDP and PPP, and their followers, to place the national interests of Malaysia above all else and not to be made use as "pawns" by the antiMalaysia SUPP and
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    'Magic Moments'
    27 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Magic Circle of Malaysia will hold its first show, "Magic Moments," at the Town Hall here at 8.15 p m tomorrow
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    King on holiday
    22 9 TANAH RATA. Thurs. The Yang di-Pertunn Agong and party arrived hert today for a three-da? holiday in Cameron Highland*.
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      German offer to help in industrial ventures
      192 10 German offer to help in industrial ventures gCHAUB-LORENZ GMBH.. |»J one of Germany's leading manufacturers of electronic appliances, will willingly offer i technical know-how to Indus- trialists who are interested in setting up an electronic plant in Malaysia. This assurance was given by Dr. Rudolf Koeberle, president of the firm
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      Money tight, but H.P. trade increasing
      416 10 THK hire purchase business in Singapore is still on the upward trend despite the tightening of the money market. The difficult cash situation afl'ects only a few finance companies which operate on bank overdrafts. In every field of business where hire purchase is allowed,
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      Esso chief hopeful of Malaysia's future
      223 10 Esso chief hopeful of Malaysia's future THE chairman and managing director of Esso Standard Malaya Ltd., Mr. R. D. Everest, has expressed confidence in the strength of Malaysia's economy. Speaking at the company's sixth annual general meeting of shareholders last week. Mr. I Everest added that Esso would i strive
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      Conference for Sime Darby's local executives
      102 10 Conference for Sime Darby's local executives A CONFERENCE for the local executive staff of the Sime Darby Group opened in Singapore yesterday. Participants In this twoday meeting include heads of branches, departments and sections. The conference covers the wliole range of Sime Darby's activities Including heavy engineering, advertising, merchandising, electronic
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      Noble Lowndes appoints new local manager
      218 10 NOBLE LOWNDES and Partners Ltd. which has been in operation in Singapore for about a year, has appointed a new manager. He is Mr. R.W. Lewis, a specialist in the fl?ld of pension service, who has served for 11 years with the Noble Lowndes
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      HEAVIEST LIFTS FOR PRAI
      180 10 T^HE Prai Wharf set lor Itself a record in heavy lifts when it unloaded two giant steam drums and two water drums recently Manufactured by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, the steam drums, each weighing 29 tons and the water drums of 14 ton*, each, are for the
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      Caltex bulk depot
      158 10 TH E development programme of Caltex in Malaysia has taken another step forward with the completion of its bulk depot at Kuala Trengganu (above). To be opened by the Sultan of Trengganu on Monday, the depot cost about §500.000 and took only six months to complete, according
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      Iron bar imports
      29 10 Sineapore Imported 43.351 tons of iron and steel bars last year against 78.345 tons in 1963. according to statistics. Exports totalled 36,377 tons against 33.064 tons.
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      SURPRISED AT STYLISH SINGAPORE
      145 10 SURPRISED AT STYLISH SINGAPORE AN executive or an Australian necktie manufacturing company has expressed surprise at the fashionconsciousness of the younger generation in Singapore. Mr. John W. Mason, managing director of Mason Mfg. :Co. Pty. Ltd. of Ipswich. Queensland said he notled that their attire was very up-to-date with the
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    Grenade man to die
    337 11 MOTHER WEEPS AS SHE HEARS SENTENCE Lawyer refuses to apologise to judge for bias charge JOHORE BAHRU, Thursday. T7IR AH KIAT, 23, a grasscutter, was J-Jsentenced to death by Dato Justice Azmi in the High Court here today. He was found guilty at the end of
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    JOSEPHINE (MISS AIR HOSTESS) SAYS IT'S A PLUM JOB
    204 11 1 1 SINGAPORE, Thur». I i JOSEPHINE PLUM "Oh, I'm so happy" newly-crowned "Miss International Air Hostess 1965", went shopping and sightseeing in Singapore today without a care in the world. The Danish girl flew In from Sydney last night, bringing
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    Lock icon Sabah's first army officer
    57 11 JESSELTON. Thurs. Among the 30 members of the 2nd Bn.. Malaysia Rangers, now on leave in Sabah is 2/Lt. Sabdin Ghani. 22. of Papar. He is the first Sabahan to become a commissioned officer. The battalion is expected to return to Sabah to undertake operational duty
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    Razak to Mara: Act on proposals
    121 11 Razak to Mara: Act on proposals I^UALA LUMPUR, I Thurs.— The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today called on Mara, the Council of Trust for Indigenous People, to implement the recommendations made by the Economic Congress of Indigenous People. Tun Razak. during his two-hour discussions with senior officers of
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    Tour by an Indian military team
    118 11 A 20-MEMBER team of the Indian National Defence College at New Delhi, headed by ViceAdmiral A. K. Chatterji. will make a five-day visit to Malaysia from Monday. On their arrival at Singapore they will be briefed at the Com-mander-in-Chiefs head- Staff and permanent secretaries
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    Inquisitive tiger keeps jet base on __alert—
    148 11 Inquisitive tiger keeps jet base on __alert— KOTA BHARU, Thurs. A full grown tiger has been keeping men of the RAF on their toes at their base at Gong Kedak, 32 miles from here. The tiger, about 9 ft. long and 3 ft. high, has been oeen five times in
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    Chitral in with 72 tourists
    55 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs Seventytwo tourists were among the 109 passengers who disembarked when the P and O liner s^. ChitnU sailed into Singapore today. Tourist Promotion Board officials were at the wharf to greet them and take them on a tour of the island. The Chitral
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      299 11 Straits Times Crossword L^^^^^^L^^J 1— J ACROSS 5 When the 3 20 said the sun 1. Friendly association the 3 was overhead anyway (4) 20 down lacked unless as a 6. See 22. (Done up?) i T spectre! <13>. 7. Royal exchange afterwards 8. It ironical to provide pro- suited
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    QUIET CONDITIONS RULE ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    802 14 From Our Market Correspondent rpHERE was no startling 1 upsurge in the amount of business transacted on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday following the postponement of the operation of the capital gains tax on stork and share transactions until January 1 next year.
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 14 Malayan Stock Indices June 9 June 10. 'Industrials: 72.74 72.52 Tins: 91.47 90.76 S robbers: 103.68 103.68 'Dec. SO, 1963 100. Dec. 39, 1962 100.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    131 14 MELBOURNE, Thurs. INDUSTRIALS continued to dcx cllne with leaders more affected than second rank issues Colonial sugar dropped Is. "d to 63s 9d and ICIANZ a further 6d to 435, 6d. Base metals and oils eased. Mount Isa were steady at 375. 9d. Today's elating prices wltb Wedneaday's
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    DOLLAR RATE
    54 14 THE present rate of the Malayan dollar against the pound sterling fixed on November 24 last year is Selling TT or OD 2m. 3 15/16 d. Buying TT 2s. 4 1/161. Buying OD 2s. 4!; d. The dollar Is at its statutory middle position in relation to its
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    Modest rise of 75 cents in Straits tin price
    569 14 Modest rise of 75 cents in Straits tin price STRAITS tin had one of it? smallest movrs for some time yesterday rising by only 75 cents to 5773 per picul. The offering was estimated down by 15 tons to 230 tons. iv London on Wednesday apart from a softening In
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    CLOSING PRICES
    23 14 June 10. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 722 cents (unchanged). TIN: 5773 (up 75 cents). Unofficial estimated offering 230 tons (down 15 tons).
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    H.K. RATES
    39 14 /~\N (be frtt txchanm marktt tm Bong Kodk yesterday me U. S. dellar was quoted at 5.7 M for T. T. 5.741 tor earr. tttrling was quoted at 18.04 aa4 ent tatl of (aid at 260 i.
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      548 14 |EEJ^S^E|^^^^^^r^^^^^^W^H 3HR^3aßaEam^Ell MtSIIOUNa IUKUKt linitli »ia««vu<e t. S naa I'eaaei rMi nauSilaa 14/11 laae H'llimi 21 Jeae Mossnies. navre Duniirs. »AM* 11/11 My 14 II My II My Msriemss Boroeae>, Ha>rt. Oueun. JAM ,2,n ah U/17 Aag It »H Marseilles, Havre. Ouflt.ir». l»'C» 11/U '-si 14/ltScpl USt.l Uarieiilas. Bordeaui. Havre.
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    BUSINESS DONE
    808 15 BUSINESS in and reported to Singapore and Kual* l.unipui u.iujijj rooiiii ol the MOCK Exchange ot Maiayua yei>niuay with the numDer ot shares uuaed v) arackeu. NUUS TRIALS Uunlea* 11.23 81* <7,uuu> Jl.ij v. (4,uuu; *l .1. Ism M) »I.M> LI, (b.uuoj fI.4W; f. and M. erd*. t".WHI)
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    100 15 VJMIPS lying alencsldt th» Sinxapora wiunri ar txptcttd today ara: Victoria 1/2. strnat Fraztr 3/4. Sagamat N.W. 3. Glenfalloch 8/9, Bute of A»*nm 10 Ml. Clytontua 15/16. Hoi Houw 27/28, Benlomond $3/34, Hongkong Grare 39/36, Comet Commaodrr 38/39. Dma 40/41, Chltnl 42/43, and Prmldent Uartltld 47. Port
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    42 15 'I'ME Miliyan liohinga Sankt' An*--1 elation in:nlc thrw rhangr* In Its MlSf to merchants yuttrday (all ratti to |IM>: Silling TT »f OO rtady: twin Francs 14O|: Bdglan Francs 1,607; Frsntft Franca 15»i: Italian Urs 20.276. twsdisrt Kranar Ib 7».
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      878 15 THE PUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED (Incorporated ln Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Fourteenth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be hold at its Registered Office, No. 59. Robinson Road. Singapore, on Monday, the 21st June. 1965 at 2.30 p.m. for ihe following purposes: 1. To receive and,
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      823 15 THE PENANG TURF CLUB KEDAH GYMKHANA MEETING AT ALOR STAR BATURDW. 19TH JLNE 1965 $1 UNLIMITED SWEEP are now on sale at the Town Office up to Friday. 18th June. Tickets are also available from the Secretary, Kedah Gymkhana Club up to and including the day of the Meeting. The
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      878 15 NOTICES GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE, 1963. (No. 18 of 1963) NOTICE I NDER SECTION 19(10) WHEREAS in exercise ol the powers conierred by subsections U) and y3> ol section 19 ol the Local Government Integration Ordinance, 1963 (hereinafter referred to
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      570 15 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE KUALA LUMPUR INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, SUBANG Tenders are Invited for the cleaning of the Terminal Building, Kuala Lumpur International Airport, Subang lor a period from the date of opening of the Airport to 31st Decemoer, 1966. Tenders .n writing should be forwarded by registered post ln sealed envelopes
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      1428 15 FENDERS KERETAPI TANAH MELAYU TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received from registered contractors by the Jemaah Pembuka Tender Ibu Pejabat d/a Ketua Akauntan. Kereupl Tanah Melayu, Kuala Lumpur up till 10.00 a.m. on Wednesday 23.6.65 for the following work: (a) From Class 'D' and above contractors for extension to Golf
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      247 15 (MANGE OF ARRIVAL AND DhI'AKITKr. DAII T.S.S. "STATE OF MADRAS" VOVAGK 153 B'pore Sham Penang Arrives /Sails Arrives /Sails Arrives /Sails JUNE 13/15 JUNE 16/16 JUNE 17/11 Chief Agents. R JUMABHOY MM LTD., 24. Malacca Strret. Tel: ***** HBM Ministry of Public Building and Works requires for service in SAB
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      Lock icon After the splashdown...
      49 16 Tjl DWARD White and Jim McDivitt £j relax in their rubber liferaft as Navy frogmen move in to check on them after the splashdown of the Gemini spacecraft. Another frogman completes the job of attaching a flotation ring to the capsule's heat-scorched blunt end. UPI photo.
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      Lock icon SPACE HEROES AWAIT THE HAPPIEST MOMENT OF ALL
      367 16 ABOARD U.S.S. WASP AT SEA. Thurs.— A little tired but in 'great shape and wonderful spirits, astronauts Jame.-, McDivitt and Edward White yesterday wound up exhausting medical tests and awaited the happiest moment of all. 'he open arms of their families. They
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      Warehouse fire in London
      37 16 LONDON. Thurs. More than 1 200 London firemen (ought a million pound blaze In a warehouse next to a railway lineTrains into and out of Penchurch Street station were stopped for SO minutes-
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      Just fancy that...
      75 16 ABOARD I S S Wasp at M-a. Thurv Astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White sot a firm "No" yesterday to their request to be catapulted off the carrier flight deck in planes "to nee what it's like." The two Air Force majors, who never have flown a
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      Lock icon Leukaemia deaths after N-tests: Probe is ordered
      184 16 Leukaemia deaths after N-tests: Probe is ordered LONDON. Thurs. Bri tain Is to conduct ,i fuL Inquiry into a number of deaths among Servicemen who served on Christmas Island, in the Pacific, during nuclear tests In 1958. an Army spokesman said here last night. Mr. Harold Wilson, the Prime Minister,
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      63 16 50 bullets to freedom WEST BERLIN, Thurs. East German border guards fired at least 50 sub-machlnegun bullets at a 22-year-old East Berliner swmmtng 300 yards across the River Spree to reach West Berlin. Vest Berlin police said the refugee was hit several times, ani had severe chest wounds when he
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      Lock icon Russians revive riddle of signalling star
      228 16 Russians revive riddle of signalling star "MOSCOW. Thurs. ITI Soviet scientists yesterday revived their suggestion that a "superstar" may be emitting regular radio signals from Outer Space. The Soviet news agenry Tass said radio astronomer Nikolai Karda-shoT had described the details of his work with the "mysterious source" to th«
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    Jozy sets world mile record of 3:53.6 He clips half second off Snell's mark
    252 17 Jozy sets world mile record of 3:53.6 He clips half second off Snell's mark PARIS, Thurs. Michel Jazy, the 28-year-old French Olympic runner, yesterday Set a world record of 3min 53.65 ec for the mile at Rennes, in Western France. Jazy's time beat the existing record of 3min. 54.1 sec
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    THE WORLD of SPORT Carr storms to the last 32
    234 17 THE WORLD of SPORT Carr storms to the last 32 GOLF Porthcawli (Wales), Thurs. —I Joe Carr of Ireland,! three times winner of the title, showed all his old skill when he stormed into the last 32 of the British Amateur championship with a third round win by 8 and
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    Hamzah: Give our team 4 weeks training
    446 17 Hamzah: Give our team 4 weeks training FORTNIGHT NOT ENOUGH TO BRING MALAYSIAN SIDE TO PEAK FORM OR TO ESTABLISH TEAMWORK KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Organising Committee for theMerdeka eighth anniversary football tournament from Aug. 14 to 28 will urge the F.A. of Malaysia Council to give the Malaysian team
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    SPORTSLETTER F.A. of S'GOR COUNCIL REPLY TO WESTPHAL
    298 17 SPORTSLETTER F.A. of S'GOR COUNCIL REPLY TO WESTPHAL THE P. A. of SeUnttor Council feel obliged to reply to statements made by German soccer coach Otto Westphal In the report published in Tlmesport of June 9. Mr. Westphal'A allegation that state selectors do not consult their coaches when picking team*
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    Summary
    90 17 SOCCER Spore Div. 2C: RAP Changi 6 STU 0; Dlv. 3A: Serangoon Malays 2 BODCA 1; Dlv. 3C: Radln Mas 5 K. Ayer 2. Klnanr DW. Z: Gurkha Engineers 'B 3 Menglclbol Malacca Dlv. 1: Medicals 1 1/10 Gurkha Rifles 0. Inter-PWD (Ipoh) Ipoh 7 Taipi Ing 1. Taiptng
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    HOCKEY Top Cup rivals clash in quad
    266 17 HOCKEY Top Cup rivals clash in quad SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Malaysian Hockey Federation quadrangular starting tomorrow at Farrer Park between Selangor, Perak, Negri Sembilan and Singapore, will be a fine test of strength for the leading state teams of the moment. Selangor and Negrl Sembilan. both strong: contenders tor the
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    Kedah hope for revenge
    122 17 A (LOR STAR, Thurs. Kedah will be at full strength against Penang In their firs* match In the second round of the Malaya Cup competition at Stadium Danil Aman %re tomorrow night The team la the same as that which lost to Selangor 2-1 at Alor
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    RACE ENTRIES : 155 horses for June Meeting in KL
    706 17 RACE ENTRIES 155 horses for June Meeting in KL 1/-UALA LUMPUR, "■Thurs. The Selangor Turf Club announced today that a total of 155 entries has been received for the June Meeting here on June 20, 23 and 27. The entries comprise 83 In Class Three. 27 In Class Five and
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      240 17 ■Don't think Handy Angle ■can work miracles I There's nothing magic about Handy Angle. Factories don't just suddenly run on their own. I Workshops don't tidy themselves up. It Just looks that way. SPvIJ Handy Angle shelving units and angle sections, for instance, are made from perfectly normal I high-grade
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      390 17 Another reason why A more Carrier air bought than any other makel ■OW. 1 ESat^^al a^HP Conditioner's extra I thick fibre glass JL insulation blanket m and specially designed fans keep operating noise down to a soft hum. Air conditioning Here, at In many other parts of the right model
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      152 17 DIARY SOCCER Malaya Cup: Kedah v PenaiiK (Stadium Darulaman. 8 pm i Kelantan v Trengganu (K Bharu. 5.15). Spore Div. 2B: Jollilads v Khalsa (Gcylang); Div. 3B: C. Rancers v PP Wanderers; Div. SC: Cosmos v RAP Tengah "A"; Dlv. 3D: Bt Timah v P. Karib 'A' (all matches at
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    A swimsuit preview—but only for the Press
    321 18 A swimsuit preview but only for the Press KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Sis beauty queens from six States today paraded in swimMiits for press photographers at the Weld Koad swimming pool here. They are (above, from left): Miss Sanah (Shirley Cheng. 21); Miss Xegri (Joyce l.im. 19); Miss Perak (Helen Lee.
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    Dalai Lama for Bangkok
    95 18 BANGKOK. Thurs. The Dalai Lama, spiritual leader ot Tibet, will make a short visit to Thailand .sometime in thp future. Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman said yesterday. He said that the Dalai Lama had been scheduled to visit Thal- land last month but had been asked to
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    94 18 BODY IN BED AND THE FRIGHTENED BROTHERS LONDON. Thurs.— The battend body of a teenage girl lay on her bed for five weeks and her two broihers were too frightened to tell anyone, police said today. Eventually the boys, aged 13 and 18. told their grandparents, who sent f police
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    27 18 WASHINGTON, Thurs.— Loans of USSB4 million to India for electric power generation and transmission facilities were approved by the World Bank yesterday.— AP.
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    322 18 LONDON. Thurs. The stockmarkets have been in a see-saw mood today and after moving lower at tlie outset following the fresh break on Wall Street yesterday the trend was reversed In the afternoon, when there was a tendency to pay more attention to the latest Gallup Poll which
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    72 18 BANGKOK. Thurs— The Soviet Union should be invited to the forthcoming Afro-Asian conference in Algiers because of Its large territories in Asia and its Interests in the region, India's Deputy Foreign Minister. Mr Dinesh Sl"n«h, told reporters here today. He said that Russia had helped Asian
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    No-water areas
    46 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Water will be cut off tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Paya Lebar Road between Oeylang Road and Sims Avenue, in Amber Road, Kampong Amber, Tan.iong Katong Road (from Mountbatten Road up to Meyer Road). Jalan Kechil and Rose Garden.
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    57 18 LONDON. Thurs— Spot 21 7 »d.. July 21 7 ,d., Aug. 21 13 16d., Sept. 21 \d.. July Sept. 21 13 16d.. Oct./ Dae 21*« d.. Jan.March 21 \d.. April June 21 9 16d.. July Sept. 21 d.. Oct. Dec 21 7 16d.. c.i.f. June 21 July 21 '-d..
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    23 18 LONDON Thurs Buyers £1572' sellers £1577 Forward buyers £1549. sellers £1550. Settlement £1577*3 Turnover a.m. 290, tons. p.m. 95 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    150 18 Death fast threat by 400 strikers at No. 10 PRESTON. Thurs. About 110 coloured strikers at spinning plant in this industrial town yesterday threatened to fast to death outside 10. Downing Street, the official home of the Prime Ministi-r If tlieir plea for an inauirv iiiiii their 18-day unofficial strike
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    'Relax curfew' call by Johore fishermen
    98 18 MUAR. Thurs. Fishermen here today urged the Government to relax the present 24-hour offshore curfew along the West coast ol Johore. because it was causing them hardship. After an emergency meeting of the Fishermen's Association here, the chairman. Mr Heng Lim Hal, aaid that
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    Lock icon Indonesian army and Reds in war of words
    219 18 Indonesian army and Reds in war of words JAKARTA. Thurs. The newspapers of the Indonesian Communist Party and the Indonesian Army yesterday attacked each other in a continuum debate. An editorial in Harian Rakyat People's Daily said the army newspaper was Bounding like the banned "Boay lor the Promotion of
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    Vietnam may cause split in Wilson's Cabinet
    218 18 Vietnam may cause split in Wilson's Cabinet LONDON, Thurs. Mr. Harold Wilson's support for President Johnson's Vietnam policy may cause a rift within the Cabinet, the Times said today. "The BrniMM with which Mr Wilson and Mr Michael Stewart i the Foreign Secretary) align themaelvea with Washington may be repugnant
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    34 18 NAPLES, Thurs. Naples police said today they had arrested seven men and four women during investigations into an international gang trafficking in drugs, counterfelt money, false documents and stolen goods.— Reuter.
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      49 18 THE WEATHER Highest and lowest temperatures in Malaysia (or the period Bpm Wednesday to 8 p.m yesterday Hifhest Lownit Kuala Lumpur 91 72 Kota Bharu 90 7., Penan* 88 73 Ipoh 9| 72 Malacca 90 72 Singapore go 73 C. Highlands 70 57 jMMHaa 84 73 Kuchlng 88 70
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