The Straits Times, 15 June 1965

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    22 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, JUNE 15. 1965 Ha**** 15 CENTS KDN 1189 HX.<F). 1005 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 145,000
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    Three envoys may get new jobs in reshuffle
    326 1 Three envoys may get new jobs in reshuffle ITUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A reshuffling of Malaysian ambassadors abroad and the appointment of new ones is expected soon. The reshuffling will involve ;M least three ambassadors. They are Data Abdul 1 1 in i< 1 bin Jumat, the Ambassador in Bonn; Inche
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    Back in the fold
    522 1  -  Geoffrey Geldard The Sarawak Alliance crisis is over as Taib returns to Cabinet Front KUCHINC. Mon. Inche Abdul Taib bin Mahmud, the Minister for Communications and Works, and Inche Awang Hipni, the Minister of State, are back in the Sarawak Cabinet following readmission today of the
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    Tengku in Cairo
    58 1 JIIK Prime Mm: isier. Tengku Alxltil Rahntfti, returning Ihe salute of tlu> Officer Commanding Hie Guard of Honour on his arrival in Cairo on Saturday. The Tengku a s making ;i brief stopover lo me c t President Nasser en route lo Hie oinin o n wealth
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    Lock icon Pat must wear a swimsuit in Miami
    123 1 Pat must wear a swimsuit in Miami ■MIAMI BEACH. Mon. iTI —If Miss Malaysia has ambitions to win the Miss Universe crown next month, she will have to do it wearing a swimsuit and not dressed in pyjamas, pageant officials ruled today. Patricia Augustus, a Penang dental student, won the
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    Lock icon Alleged attack on Sumatra
    43 1 JAKARTA Mon.— The Indonesian deputy army commander for Sumatra. MaJ.-Oen. Mokoßinta, claims "enemy warships" have fired on the Sumatra mainland, the AnUra news agency reported today. The commander said the firing had caused casualties. He did not elaborate Reuter
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    Tengku relaxes
    20 1 LONDON. Mon— Tengku Abdul Rahmur. spent today relaxing before attending the Commonwealth Prime Ministers" meeting later this MMVL
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    $500 m pledge by Tan to Borneo
    288 1 $500 m pledge by Tan to Borneo KUCHING. Mon. Sarawak and Sabah would be allocated at least $300 million and $200 million respectively in the first Malaysia development plan, the Federal Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Siew Sin. said on his arrival .here tonight. He said that in the London
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    Barisan chief: We'll speak against Malaysia
    207 1 Barisan chief: We'll speak against Malaysia DR. LEE FLYING TO ALGIERS SUMMIT WITH V. DAVID SINGAPORE. Mon. Dr. Lee Siew Choh, Barisan Sosialis chairman, making arrangements to fly to Algiers to present the case against Malaysia to the Afro-Asian conference delegates. With Mr. V. David of the (Malayan) Socialist Front.
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    STOP PRESS
    38 1 OUR GREATEST SAFEGUARD I N I I K D NATIONS. Mon. Al.il.i\si.i slid t<>«lav foreign military base* .»n<l foreign troops on itl soil "far from t>. in threat to freedom ni.w its creates! MfefMrd. —Rent, r
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    Lock icon SUBANDRIO THINKS MALA YSIA WON'T GET IN
    103 1 JAKARTA, Mon. The Indonesian First Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Subandrio, today flew to Cairo en route to the Algiers AfroAsian conference. Before boarding the Indonesian Garuda airliner which will stop at Karachi, he expressed confidence that Malaysia would not be admitted to the
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    Indonesians repelled, one hurt
    45 1 JEBBELTON, Mon.— Onr Indonesian was wounded during an exchancr of tire when security forces drove back a small band of Indonesian terrorists who made another incursion into Malaysian territory on western Sebatik Island during the week-end. Security forces suffered no casualties.
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    Another Algiers friend
    43 1 Ceylon supports .Malaysia's admission to the Mgiers conference, and if the subject is raised at the Prime Ministers' conference, we shall certainly speak up. Ceylon's representative to Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference. Justice Minister Alexander F. Vijemanne speaking in London yesterday.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Skymen dig in
      213 2 A QUIET NIGHT IN DONG XOAI AFTER THE BIG BATTLE SAIGON, Mon. I.S. paratroopers dug in last night around an airstrip 20 miles south of Dong Xoai, scene of the biggest battle of the Vietnamese war. The battalion was flown yesterday to I'huoc Vinh airstrip, 40 miles
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      Lock icon Saigon's new strongman
      70 2 Mon. Major*J General Nguyen Van Thieu above i Defence Minister in the outgoing government. has been named chairman of a new three-man National Leadership Council which will rule South Vietnam. Informed sources here said today. They said General Thieu appeared to hate emerged as 1 the leading
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      PEKING REJECTS MOSCOW UNITY APPEALS
      137 2 PEKING REJECTS MOSCOW UNITY APPEALS PEKING, Mon. The Chinese Communist Party last night flatly rejected Soviet appeals for Communist unity in the face of American action in Vietnam. It accused Soviet leaders of divulging to the United States in advance Russian plans to aid the Vietnamese Com munists and making
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      Lock icon £14,000 damages for baby boy
      73 2 MELBOURNE, Mon. A two-year-old boy has been awarded £14.000 damages in the Supreme Court here for injuries received in a hospital fire when he was two days old. The boy. Michael James Ball, was one of several 'babies injured when fire broke out in the
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      Manila told: Soft-pedal support for Malaysia
      258 2 MANILA, Monday. THE Indonesian Deputy Foreign Minister, Mr. Suwito Kusumowidagdo, conferred at length with Philippine officials today regarding the Afro-Asian conference in Algiers. An official source said the Indones.an diplomat asked the Philippines to soft-pedal its support for Malaysia's admission to the conference. The
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      Nepal will back us: Minister
      56 2 KATMANDU. Mon. .Nepal will support Malaysia's admission to the Afro-Asian conference in Algiers later this month, the leader of a Malaysian goodwill mission said here last night. The leader. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Ya'acob. Minister of Lands and Mines, was speaking to reporters. The mission
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      Lock icon Peacemaker Bhutto
      45 2 KARACHI. Mon. Mr. Zulflcar Ali Bhutto, the Foreign Minister, yesterday pledged that Pakistan would do everything in her power to bring about a peaceful solution of the dispute between Malaysia and Indonesia. He was addressing the Pakistan Islamic Council of International Affairs. Reuter.
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      SOEK CALLS IN KOTI MEN FOR TALKS
      108 2 JAKARTA, Monday. PRESIDENT Soekarno today led a special meeting of the Supreme Operational /Command (Koti) at the palace here. The meeting was believed to have discussed Indonesia's confrontation against Malaysia and President Soekarno's deDarture to attend the AfroAsian conference in Algiers later this
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      12 drowned in floods
      41 2 TEHERAN. Mon.— Twelve people were drowned on Saturday in flash floods caused by heavy rains which destroyed 12 village*, reliable reports said yesterday. The floods occurred In the Darehgaz area in the north-east of Khosan province— UPl.
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      Lock icon Ex-Minister jailed
      29 2 BRAZZAVILLE, Mon. Dominique Nsalakyida. lormer ConKO (Brazzaville) Interior Minister. lMt night sentenced to 15 yemrs' hard labour for complicity In treason and misappropriation of public funds. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Bomb China threat? 'But nobody talks that way'
      235 2 Bomb China threat? 'But nobody talks that way' WASHINGTON Mon. TT Authoritative sources last night discounted a London Times report that the United States has warned China that any diversionary attack on South Korea will b# repulsed by nuclear bombardment. The report, under a Washington dateline, said the warnln<* was
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      Lock icon 3-way Red split
      27 2 CALCUTTA. Mon— lndia's Communist Party, already split between pro-Moscow and pro-Pekini factions, has divided attain: West Bengal State Reds have formed 'centrist group.'— AP.
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Wilson swings axe at defence costs
      400 3 LONDON, Monday PRIME Minister Harold Wilson yesterday conferred with nine of his Ministers on severely pruning the nations defence bill, now running at more than £2,100 million a year. The future shape, size and strategy of Britain's armed forces was discussed in a weekend
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      BURTON'S EX-WIFE WEDS 'THE WILD ONE'
      139 3 BURTON'S EX-WIFE WEDS 'THE WILD ONE' NEW YORK. Mon Sybil Burton. 36, I o r m c r ww e of Richard Burton, yesti -relay married 24--vt .v old musician Jordan Christopher. The ceremony was DOTform.d in her apartment overlook!!". Central Park Christopher is the leader of a musical group
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      Lock icon Composer of the Year
      27 3 LONDON. Mon. Benjamin Britten h.-is bren mimed '"Comtxiser of the Year" by the Compomaf Guild of Great Britain, the guild announced today. UPI.
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      Lock icon We get on so well: Envoy to Russians
      64 3 MOSCOW. Mon. The ITt retiring British ambassador here told Soviet television viewers last night that the English and the Russians get on well together and understand each other. Sir Humphrey Trevelyan. wno leaves Moscow next month after two-and-a-half years here, said there
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      Lock icon 'Ban the Pope' posters
      61 3 LIVERPOOL. Mon.— Four thousand demonstrators carried "Ban thr Pope" banners through the streets of this city yesterday. watched by 800 mounted and foot i police. The marchers, supporters of the Protestunt Reform Movement, were protesting at reports that Pope Paul may come here for the consecration
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      Lock icon Pig's liver keeps alive seriously ill woman
      109 3 I>OSTON, Mon. A pig's liver is keeping alive a 34-year-old woman at the City Hospital. "If thr patient continues to live it will mark a major breakthrough In medical and surgical research." Dr. William V. McDermott. Professor of Surgery at Harvard Medical School.
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      Lock icon Just fancy that...
      54 3 T ONDON. Mon. The sale MJ of shaving lotions con- i taining alcohol has been banned in British jail canteen.-, to prevent secret drinking after prisoners have been locked in their celLs. it wa. disclosed today. The action follows the finding of several prisoners unaccountably intoxicated at
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      Lock icon Food output just ahead
      50 3 I UNITED NATIONS. Mon. World food production roae by 10 i per cent between 1958 and IW3 —while the population rose by about nine per cent, the UN statistical year book 'revealed today. Industrial production went up 44 per rent in the same five yean —Reuter.
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      Lock icon Sabbath day tour protest in Skye
      202 3 A CHURCH minist.r was carried on*, feet first, by the police recently during a protest "lie-down" on the Scottish island of Skye. Thirteen follower^ were arrested with him. The Rev. Anuu> Smith. 34. Moderator of the Free Church Presbytery on Skye was leading a
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      Lock icon A new revolution in Russia around 1970—forecast
      233 3 A new revolution in Russia around 1970— forecast WASHINGTON. Mon A LEADING French authority on Kussian affairs today predicted a revolution in the Soviet Union around 1970. The reason. said Mr. Michael Garder. of the French Institute of Strate- glc Studies, was growing tensions between the Communist politicians who ruled
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      Lock icon MIDLANDS TAVERNS BAN KKK-STYLE MEETINGS
      93 3 MIDLANDS TAVERNS BAN KKK-STYLE MEETINGS DIRMINGHA.M. Mon. Ku Klux Klan-style meetings are to be banned from taverns in this Midlands industrial city, scene of several recent cross-burn-ing incidents. The big Ansells brewery, which controls several hundreds taverns, has told landlords not to take bookings from Klan-type groups. One group of
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      Lock icon The rising Danube
      35 3 BELGRADE. Mon. Ploodwaters from the Danube have swept through 70 buildings in Vukovur. northern Yugoslavia. including the post office and museum, and about 3.500 people had been evacuated by last night. Reuter.
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      112 4 In view of the encouragement and overwhelming support of the public for our previous developments at Bedokville and Mount Sinai, Malaysia Land Investment Co., Ltd., with Hup Thye Co., take great pleasure in announcing yet another ideal investment opportunity in Siew Lim Park J V SEMI-DETACHED y^ 1 BUNGALOWS \l
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    Change our foreign policy, says Lim
    338 5 Change our foreign policy, says Lim OENANG. Mon. The secretary-general of the Socialist Front. Mr. Lim Kean Siew. today urged the Alliance Government to change the country's foreign policy "so as to move in step with the other Afro-Asian countries." "A* long as our country is out of step with
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    Top security meeting in Kuching tomorrow
    101 5 Top security meeting in Kuching tomorrow I/UCHING. Mon. Sa- bah\s Chief Minister. Mr Peter Lo. arrives here tomorrow for the Joint Sa-bah-Sarawak State Security Committee meeting on Wednesday He will oe accompanied by the Deputy Chief Minister. Ditto G.S. Sundang, and the State Secretary, Mr. John Duslng The meeting will
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    RAILMEN TO DECIDE ON GOVT OFFER THIS WEEK
    297 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. *pHE Railwaymen's Union of Malaya will decide by Thursday, after a meeting of top union leaders, whether to accept or reject the Government's modified "package deal" to 14.000 railwaymen. A working committee will hear reports from branch executive committee
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    Mystery box halts traffic
    98 5 Mystery box halts traffic VIM.ArOKI Mon. Police today sealed off a stretch of Penan* Lane, off Orchard Road, after a man had reported seeing a mysterious box under the staircase of a three- storey block of flats facing the road. An army bomb expert was also called to the scene.
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    Missing buoy replaced
    48 5 PENAN G, Mon.— The missing north-eastern wreck buoy in Penang harbour has been temporarily replaced by a small conical wreck buoy about half a cable from the chartered position, the Marine Department announced today The temporary buoy Is flashing i ereen lieht every two seconds
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    Livestock show
    19 5 MACHANG. Mon —A district tveatock show will be held at 'he :own padang here on June 24
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    Shariff offers 'proof of charges by Khir against union chiefs
    187 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon INCHE Shariff Ahmad, Political Secretary to the Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today offered to produce evidence that certain leaders of the National Union of Teachers were spreading "malicious propaganda" against the Central Government, i
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    Services pay proposals in
    258 5 GENERAL TELLS HIS MEN: KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. I J^EW pay proposals for all members of the Malaysian Armed Forces have been submitted to the Government. This was announed by the Chief of the Armed Forces Staff, Lt.-Gen. Tengku Osman Jiwa, when he addressed the rank and
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    Body of man in the sea
    56 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. Marine police yesterday found the body of a 62-year-old man In the sea off Nlcoll Highway. A Singapore identity card found on the body Identified him as i Leong Kwan, of Tan Kwee Lan S'reet The man was clad in a pair
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    Move to help restore Jymy's eyesight
    156 5 Move to help restore Jymy's eyesight SINGAPORE, Mon. A move is now on here to help restore the eyesight of a wellknown Malay literary tigure, Irche Jymy Asmara, 44. Jymy, or Inche Mohammed bin Jaffar. which is his real name, lost his eyesight on May 13. Doctors have told him
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    Library makes $3,000 profit
    71 5 IPOH. Mon.— A variety concert held in aid of the audio-visual section of the Ipoh Public Library made a profit of $3,000. Miss Chong Yin Kai vice-pre-sident of the HUHY (representing the motto of the library "Help i Us Help You") handed the cheque tar the
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    Girl Guide talk
    27 5 SEREMBAN, Mon. The Tengku Ampuan of Negrl Sembllan .will address the fourth annual meeting of the Olrl Guides Association her* 4 nm nn Wednesday
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    Girl Guides sale
    28 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Olr! j fiu ldes Association will hold a "bring and buy" sale at Eu Villa, Adis Road, at 10.30 a.m. on Wednesday.
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    Co-operative Day
    29 5 SINGAPORE. Mon— The Singapore Co-operative Union will observe International Co-operative Day, which falls on July 3 this year, with a meeting of cooperators and a buffet dinner
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    Jail-break ' man got help from friends
    145 6 Jail-break man got help from friends SINGAPORE. Mon. Police today continued a big hunt for 22--year-old Danny Brian Mathew, alias Shaun Mathew, who escaped from the medium security prison in Changi yesterday. He was reported missing at about four in the afternoon an hour alter visiting the prison barber whose
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    Alouette crash
    123 6 HELICOPTER PILOT, CO-PILOT UNHURT KUALA LUMPUR, Mon t N RMAF Alouette heli- copter crashed beaviIv on the grass verge beside the International Airport runway here today escaping extensive damage. Two officers the Pilot and the co-pilot were unhurt. A large crowd at the airport restaurant saw the aircraft
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    Sites for bus shelters
    45 6 MAbACCA. Mon. The Municipal Traffic Advisory Committee at its meeting here today ap- proved 14 sites fur bus shelters. I They will be at Mata Kuchlng Road, Pengkalan Rama. Bona Vista Road, Oajah Berang Road. Lorong Pandan. and Banda Hillr Road
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    Refugees hold a Sunday fair in Sarawak
    112 6 Refugees hold a Sunday fair in Sarawak KUCHING. Mon. Indonesian refugees, who tied into Sarawak's berian District last year, yesterday held a "Sunday trade fair" to collect funds for themselves. This was the nrst of a momnly scries of 'Market Days." 'me fair was jointly organised by the District. Officer.
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    Crown cork surprise by Tan: Tax is cut to two cents
    455 6 Crown cork surprise by Tan: Tax is cut to two cents Kuala Lumpur, Monday IN a surprise announcement today, the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, slashed the five-cent duty on crown corks to two cents. Caught completely unawares, local manufacturers of soft drinks and beer said that they
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    GERMANY OFFERS 5 MORE STUDY AWARDS
    174 6 I£UALA LUMPUR, Mon. 1V The German Government has stepped up its scholarship programme to enable more Malaysians to study at universities and technical schools In that country. Today it called for applications from Malaysians lor five scholarships in engineering and mining schooLs in Germany.
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    Pewter firm gets praise from Dr. Lim
    84 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon A family pewter concern here today was highly praised by the Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Lim Swee Aun, for being able t'* t>r luce typically Mala;, pewterwar* for tourit o take home as souvenir*. The company, he said.
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    Penang car stolen
    22 6 PENANG, Men A car belonging to a. goldsmith. Mr. Tan Ah Poh. was stolen from Xlmberley i Street yesterday.
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    Indian military team in to study confrontasi
    129 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. A 20-member group from the Indian National Defence College flew into Singapore today to make an on-the-spot study of the Indonesian confrontation, and Malaysia's social and industrial situation. The mission, led by ViceAdmlral A. K. Chatterjl arrived by Pan American from
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    $11,960 CLAIM AGAINST FORMER MINISTER
    64 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. An application to sign final judgment for $11,960 against Chew Swee Kee. Minister for Education in Singapore's Labour Front (Government, was made today before the Registrar of the High Court here. The plaintiffs were the Diners' Club, represented by Mr. R. Murugason. Chew
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    NEW $1.4 MIL MISSION SCHOOL FOR STORE
    245 7 Building begins on 5-acre site SINGAPORE, Mon—Construction work on the first phase of the proposed 51.4 million Maris Stella high school on a fiveacre site at Mount Vernon Road, will begin soon although the building fund committee has raised only 5270.000 so far.
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    Teacher murder charge fails: 'Can't hang him'
    324 7 MAN JAILED 6 YEARS ON STOLEN GOODS COUNTS SINGAPORE. Mon. 1 RUBBER tapper, who was charged with Ihc murder of a young school teacher on a rubber plantation in Kola Tinggi last year, was acquitted by Da to Justice Azini in Ihe High
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    INDON LEAFLETS IN STORE
    44 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. Hundreds of Indonesian propa- ganda pamphlets were found along streets and lanes in Gcylang. Bedok, Frankel Estate and hangi during the past 24 hours. The public are asked to dial 999 if they see anyone scattering such pamphlets.
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    LEE INSPECTS PROJECTS ON SUNDAY TOUR
    237 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. /CONSTRUCTION of various projects and other public amenities costing $1,415,000 are now in progress in the Mountbatten constituency which the Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, visited yesterday. During his tour. Mr. Lee viewed some of the major projects. Including the
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    $800,000 TUGBOAT TO BE LAUNCHED
    144 7 $800,000 TUGBOAT TO BE LAUNCHED CINGAPORE, Mon. Jurong Shipyard Ltd. will launch another new vessel, a 1.000 h.p. motor tugboat, Anggerek, tomorrow. The tugboat built for the Malaysia Marine Transport Ltd. will be launched at 11.30 a.m. by Mrs. S. P. Tao. wife of the company's (Marine transport) managing director.
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    Pata chief as honour guest
    40 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. P. Marvin Plaice, executive director of the Pacific Area Travel Association, and his wife will be guests of honour at the Singapore Tourist Association dinner tomorrow evenIng at the Rosee dOr Restaurant.
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    Fatal crash
    23 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. A middle-aged man. Sycd Mohamed. was knocked down ard Instantly killed by a bus In Jalan Übi this evening.
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    243 pass exams
    36 7 SINGAPORE. Mon— A total of 243 Singapore candidates qualified for the full certificate In the special examinations in English. Chinese, and Tamil languages conducted by the Ministry' of Education in April this year.
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    Registration begins for Primary One
    133 7 SINGAPORE. Mon "THE first phase of registration for children for admission into primary one classes next year began at all primary schools today. Phase 1. which was only for today, was for children registered In 1964 for admission in 1965. but who prefer to wait
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      54 7 KUbfcfc UUK RESTAURANT LIDO CINEMA BLDG.. SPORE 9 Exclusively Reserved Tonight For STORE TOURIST ASSOCIATION DINNER PARTY. wKUmlUltilMlUiiA *o«ot Today: 1 30-3 30-7 00 ft 9.30 p.m. "THE MAIN ATTRACTION (Colorscope). Tomorrow: "Shell Shock". Todor Only: 3JO-7 30 >m. j John Gregson Pier Angelia in "SOS PACiriC" Eng Tomorrow Only
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    Lock icon No 'more aid* request to New Zealand
    107 8 No 'more aid* request to New Zealand WELLINGTON Mon— New Zealand has not received any further request for aid from Malaysia, the Deputy j Prime Minister. Mr. John Marshall, said at a Press I conference today. He had been asked about the announcement by the Malaysian I Minister of Finance.
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    MPs from Sabah criticised for their silence
    293 8 MPs from Sabah criticised for their silence JESSELTON, Monday. SABAH MPs have been criticised for not standing up to the Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew s when he spoke on the possibility of the State coming to an arrangement with Sarawak, Singapore, Malacca and Penang if his concept
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    War Graves HQ told of picnics at Kranji
    113 8 SINGAPORE, Mon. The caretakers of the Krarvji War Memorial have written to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission headquarters in New Delhi about holiday makers turning the cemetery grounds into a "picnic site" on Sundays. A spokesman for the caretakers declined to give
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    Buddhist cheque
    29 8 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Sinuapore Buddhist Federation this morning presented a cheque for 51. 400 to the Ministry of Social Affairs to be distributed to social welfare homes.
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    Court is told of vow by girl of 14
    151 8 Court is told of vow by girl of 14 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Mon. A youth and a 14-year-old girl vowed not to marry anyone eKe as long as they lived, the Sessions Court here was I told today. "We are very much n love, and have sworn we will only marry
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    US Navy ships leave S'pore
    74 8 SINGAPORE. Mon— The American aircraft carrier U.S.S Independence and her three support Rhips left here today to join the U.S. Seventh Fleet in the South I China Sea, after a four-day May. The Independence, with two destroyers, the USS Henry W.I Tucker and the George
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    Red Cross show
    43 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. Singapore's First Lady and praMnt of the Singapore Rod Crass S<v ciety. Toh Puan Noor Atslvili. will declare open the Junior Hed Cross council's handicraft exhibition and competition .v Red Cross House in Penang Lane on June 19.
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    Marriage next year for new Miss Malaysia
    292 8  - Marriage next year for new Miss Malaysia JESSIE LEEMBRUGEN By f>ENANG. Mon. Miss r Malaysia 1965. Patricia Augustus, plans to marry next year when she completes her probationary training as a dental nurse. ler fiance. Mr. Raymond Teoh. a teacher at the Stowell School. Bukit Mertajam. disclosed this today. "I
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    Gang fight—and youth is killed
    123 8 Gang fight and youth is killed Kuala Lumpur, Mon 19-YEARrOLD youth was stabbed to death last night when two rival secret society gangs, brandishing parangs, daggers and bicycle-chains, clashed in Setapak here. The body of the dead youth. Identified as San Soh. of Hot Sprint; new village, was recovered by
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    Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE Dollars and sense of the moon race
    1698 9  - Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE Dollars and sense of the moon race ROBERT C. TOTH lw of the Los Angeles Times I believe this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal, before this decade is out. of landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to earth the
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      237 9 TO-DAY'S DESIGN is the LYNX This modern rlstprn Is handsome, hvfrlcnlc. and oftu lont In opera 'ion. It (lushes at a tourh. with a quiet yet powerful action. The shell is made of black Duranlte and the KlnnfU her siphon merhan Ism of pol y thene- non-corrodln«r, rustles*, non-airlnu and
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    IN MEMORIAM
    28 10 Wt4m lIS iWlmtmnm) ARMSTRONG: MABEL ROtt. 11l kivinc mrmnnr of our beloved mother who died one year today Gone hut bjol forgotten ln«ert*d by her ahrnaii
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      Talking It Over
      716 10 Mr. Lee Kuan Yews acceptance of the Tengku's invit- ation "to talk matters over" j means n truce, we trust, in the I Malaysian Malaysia controversy which has unnecessarily shaken *he nation. No-one will dispute tlie importance of the issues raised by this internal confrontation. But as
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      Together Again
      324 10 With the re-admission ■>[ Berjasa and Panas, the Sarawak Alliance Party is once again representative of all the major communities in the State, able to govern from the broadest basis of popular support. In Sarawak conditions, this is more than an advantage it is essential. There is room
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      Crown Corks
      184 10 In reducing the duty on crown corks from five cents to three. Mr. Tan Siew Sin has bowed to an impressive array of arguments. The original duty naturally enough passed on to the consumer priced bottled drinks beyond the purse of many former customers. The fall in sales
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      Beaches, pools and the swim suit ban
      109 10 Beaches, pools and the swim suit ban I HAVE been astounded by the final ban by the Mentri Besar of Selangor on swim suits for the Miss Malaysia contest. Beauty contests are a healthy sign of the culture of the world one of gaiety and glamour. The ban suggests a
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      136 10 IAM surprised at the Selangor Mentri Besar's "No" to swimsuits for the "Miss Malaysia" contest. Is it because Malaysia is an Islamic country and we should follow Islamic customs? Or is it because Malay girls were taking part and they should not show off their thighs? If so, the Mentri
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      57 10 THE decision by the Mentrl Besar of Selangor to ban swimsuits at the Miss Malaysia contest was unjust. If he is so particular about morals and principles, then why is a striptease show allowed in an amusement park? Isn't this show more damaging morally than a beauty contest with the
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      93 10 A S a Malaysian, I cannot help feeling dismayed by events in Parliament during the debate on the King's Address. The public has a right to hear the views of both the Government and the Opposition on every issue so that it can weigh the merits or demerits
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      63 10 ris shocking to hear a doctor denying the fact that X-ray exposure can cause sterility. Exposure to X-rays can produce a wide range of unhappy effects, sterility among them. The effects take time to show and may become manifest only in the following generations. This is why the
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      TO PAY OR NOT TO PAY?
      86 10 pOLJjOWINO my repre- sentations to the Chief Accountant of the Central Electricity Board, Kuala Lumpur, regarding repeated reminders requesting for additional deposit. I received a reply saying: "In view of this, the request for that $15 i additional deposit* is cancelled." The very same
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    Algeria prepares to play host
    922 10 At unknown cost and amazing speed, the vast new buildings are ready, and Algiers tidies up for the Afro-Asia summit, By A Special Correspondent THE preparation for the Afro-Asian Summit Conference which is to be held outside Algiers at the end of this month, have
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    'Why can't the N-Language be sole medium of instruction in all primary schools?
    314 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday THK chairman of the Nat io nal Language Month I cntral executive committee, Sved Nasir bin Ismail, said today hr mi« no reason why the national laneuae;<- oulil not be madet thr soli- medium
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    'More are aware of common responsibility'
    772 11  - 'More are aware of common responsibility' NASIR NATIONAL LANGUAGE POSTER SHOW OPENS IN THE CAPITAL: TOTAL OF 53 EXHIBITS SAYS MORE NONMALAYS ARE TAKING AN ACTIVE PART KUALA LUMPUR, Monday MORE and more people are becoming aware that the national language is a common responsibility, the Director of the Dewan
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    Man-eater lives up to its name
    121 11 Man-eater lives up to its name j£CALA TRENGGAND, Mon. The man-eater of Chalok which has terrorised 1.000 people in the land settlement scheme. 3g miles from here, prefers human flesh to animal meat. For two c«nsttuti\c nißhlv a Lit.it was lied to a tree nc.ir where the tim-r was <'Ucn
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    Lim: Locally assembled cars will cost more
    232 11 Lim: Locally assembled cars will cost more L r U A L A LUMPUR. Mon. The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, disclosed today that locally assembled cars would be "slightly more expensive." Speaking to reporter* after a tour of the selangor Pewter Co. In Setapak. four
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    PATA director Plake feted
    46 11 SINGAPORE. Mom.— Thr Singapore Tourist Promotion Board tonight entertained the vMtfcM Pacific Area Travel Association fc executive director. Mr. Marvin Plcike. to dinner at the Hotel Singapura. Mr- Plake i.s herr to meet local 'nmism officials and to biudy local tourist facilities.
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      S'pore girl makes singing grade in London
      409 12  - S'pore girl makes singing grade in London RICHARDS 'I KNOW I'VE AN ACCENT, BUT WHEN I SING IT DISAPPEARS LIKE MAGIC SOH ~~"From~ ARTHUR London MISS Soh Yen Chin, a former student of the Nanyang University in Singapore, who used to sing in Chinese at local concerts, is now making
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      You may like to Know
      307 12 You may like to Know DATIN Fatimah binte Haii Hashim. 40. one of the three women Members of Parliament, is the wife of Attorney General. Inche Abdul Kadir bin Yusof. On an Alliance ticket she was returned from the Jitra-Padang Terap. Kedah. constituency. In spite of being a mother of
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      Open air fashion show a big draw
      288 12  - Open air fashion show a big draw Jessie Leembrugen by 4 FASHION show swim suits parade in the open air attracted a bumper crowd in Penang recently. The show, organised by the City Council Recrea timi Club, was the first of its kind ever staged up North. Seven pretty models
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      Shape of girls' legs is changing
      128 12 Shape of girls' legs is changing I^HE shape of girls' legs is changing. John Taylor, editor of Britain's men's-wear magazine Tailor and Cutter wrote over the weekend. The new female leg is a little girls leg delicately round with no calf, a leg as much like a forearm as anything
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    1700 13 DAY TWO OF WILLIAM BRADFORD HUIE'S PROBE INTO MURDER 'Incredible/ he said, 'Let me implore you to return...' ANY student at Harris High School who attempted to Drgue with the principal, Prof. Reed, about joining the civil rights movement got the same argument. He
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      297 14 NOTICES PROBATE AND ADMINISTRATION KSTATI Of MTONC PHING BWA d«-ora>c4. lLati rmplo>rr of Vanvant IMMM Mnulrmbui ALL PERSONS iMVIHf CMMI against the E^'.ite oi Urn numed d«oea*>ii who died al the General Hospital, ipoh. on J4th Juiif. IBM tn reg ifred to submit their clß.m m untln;; to the undersigned
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    28 16 Malayan Stock Indirrs June 12. Juni- 11. 'Indtixtrials: 71.93 71 63 Tins; 89.58 W.OB ruhbrrs: 104.04 104 ."I *l>c. 30, 1!»63 100. Dec. 29. 19G2 100.
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    EXCHANGE OPENS WEEK ON DULL, FEATURELESS NOTE
    716 16 From Our Market Correspondent DILL and featureless conditions characterised the opening of the week's business on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday. It »as quiet even for a Monday and barely sufficient counters changed hands to test prices, but according to the official
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    STOCKS EXCHANGES OF MALAYSIA
    786 16 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: C. S. Holdings (6,--000) $2.02. Dunlops 51. 21 SL, (6.000) $1 20- Esso ords. (1,000) 51. 49; F."
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    25 16 June 14. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 1H cents (down half a cent). TIN: 8780 (up 58.50). Unofficial estimated offering 185 tons (down 20 tons).
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    H.K. RATES
    38 16 (\N the free exchange market In Bong w Kooe. yesterday the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5.751 for T.T. and a.74 a for sash. •terlln* was quoted at 16.04 and mm tasl of sold at 260t.
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    17 16 'TNI Malayan Ixehanie Banks' Asso--1 elation made no changes In It* rates to merchants yesterday.
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    18 16 The following further May rubber crops are notified: Kluan/r 118,000 lb. and Uln Brnut 56,000 lb.
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    422 16 Straits tin back to $780 on rise of over $8 rIERE w is a rise of $8..">0 in the tin price in FMMI yesterday uhirh took it luck to S7BO. for the first lime in three werkv Market sources said the rise was i-aust-il by more buying pressure in the
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    262 16 "J"HE tollowlng lu-t rl selected Malayan industrial yields Is based on last .sales to June 12. N on grossed up dividend of 20 per cent. X net. •P. Prices: D.Y. Dividend sTie,U! (Erona per cent): •K.T. Earnings Yield Kress per cent): *T.C Times Covered. Definition (revised): Times severed
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    127 16 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore wharves or •■xt"-cted todiy :ire: Varluse 3/4. BenaMcr 8/9, Iraouaddy 10/11. Selanßnr (K;..-t sTasSlf Jetty;. State of Madras 2.V26, Pyrrnua 33/34. Anchises 42/43. Arita Maru 43, Yoshlnoiian Maru IS. Alindljk 6/7. Nckarsteln IS'lB. Koehano\v«ki 1/2. Golden Wonder 27/2S, Bradeverett 40/41, Ivan Pavlov
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    71 16 /-HINESE Produce Exchanm. Slnta- para noon pricts par picul yesterday: Coconut oil: bulk J64J selkrs. drum $67 i tilers. Copra: June/July UK/Coot Inrat: Unquoted. Pappor: Muntok whit. $15-. nell»r». Sarawak white JIS2J i-ellers, special Sarawak black 1130 11. rv. garbled Lumponi; biark $1SO(N) scll.ra. ABTA JIR2«(N> Kellers. Singapore
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    50 16 ON the official Malaysian Short Term Money Market lor the week ended Saturday (June 5) the range of call rates was x* follows:— BANK FUNDS: 4 per cent to i; per cent. GENERAL FINDS: 3 P" cent to 3' 4 per cent. MOVEMENT of funds totalled $46.4 million.
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    55 16 T'UE prrsrnt rat* of the .VJtUyan A dollar against the pound sterling fixed on November 24 U*t year Is Selling TT or OD 2v 3 15/16 d. Buying TT 2s. 4 1. M* Buying OD 2s. 4',d. The dollar is at Its statutory middle position in relation to
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    16 16 Melbourne Stock Exchange »h» closed yesterday for the Queen blrihday celebrations. It re-opena today.
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    169 18 I AUOS, Mon.— Dr Oiallo Telli. secretary general of the Organisation of African Unity, said here last night that he hoped the Rhodesian Government would not oblige Africa to use force against Rhodesia. Speaking In trench at a Press conference. Mr. Telli said:
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    428 18 LONDON. Mond THE Australian Prime Minister, Sir Robert Menzies, said last night that a strongman with executive powers at the head of a Commonwealth secretariat could split the Commonwealth. He said he would probably oppose an "U Thanttype" secretariat like the U.N. Secretary Generals office
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    214 18 ETHIOPIAN ENVOY QUITS TO CHALLENGE SELASSIE WASHINGTON, Mon.— The Ethiopian Ambassador in Washington. Mr. Berhanou Dinke. yesterday announced his resignation to lead a "struggle for freedom" from Emperor Haile Selassie's rule. Mr. Dlnke said he submitted his resignation last Wednesday. "I have resigned while In the United States because it
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    335 19  -  FRANCIS EMMANUEL CHIEF SELECTOR LIM BACKS HAMZAH'S PLEA SQUAD OF 22 FOR M-TOURNAMENT WILL BE PICKED ON MALAYA CUP FORM By UALA LUMPUR, Mon. Football Association of Malaysia chief selector Lim Kee Siong said today there was every likelihood Malaysia's team for this year's Merdeka anniversary
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    40 19 SINGAPORE Mon. RAF Seletar emerged champions In the Feaf cricket competition which concluded yesterday. Seletar's record of victories: Beat Changi by 6 wicket*, beat Kuching by 103 runs, beat Butterworth by 8 wicket*, beat Tengah by 4 wickets.
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    507 19 KUALA LLMPL'R. Mon.— Weights for all eight races here on Sunday, first day of the Se- langor Turf Club June Meeting: Cl. 3 Div. I—s lf Pembroke Lad 9.00 Budgerigar II 8.13 C'.igolette II 8.13 King's Choice 8.11 j Comancht Lash 8.1 1 Smiling Thn 8.10
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    113 19 SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore Joint Services, who caused a major upset in the southern sectlon of the Malaya Cup competition yesterday by beating Malacca i 1 4-1 at Kubu Stadium, received a reward this morning a .'ive-day i tour of Ceylon. Services, left for Ceylon this
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    83 20 fill-; Prime Minister. Tengku .Mmliil Rahman. ;iikl UAR President Nasser, ;icco in pa n i c cl by t hei r respective delegations, holdin g discussions soon after lh c TengktTs arrival in Cairo on Saturday. The Tvntf k v wa s nuiking a brief stopover to
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    151 20 SINGAPORE, Mon. A rice merchant narrowly escaped death when three men tried to ambush and shoot him in Thomson Road this afternoon. Two shots were lired but both missed. The shootini; occurred at the 51 milestone. Thomson Koad. at about Ml p.m. when Mr. N| Trek
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    63 20 BANGKOK. Mon— A new airlield built at Loeng Nok. north-east 1 Thailand, by British forces with some assistance from Australian j and New Zealand units will be opened on Thursday by the Prime Minister. Field Marshal Thanom I Kittikachorn. Britain undertook the «*>nstruc- tlon of
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    117 20 SINGAPORE. Mon— The SingaI pore Traction Company Employees' Union last night urged the Central Government and State Governments of Malaysia to secure better working conditions for all workers in the Malaysian transport Industry conditions at least equivalent to those enjoyed by
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