The Straits Times, 18 June 1965

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    23 1 J8JUNJ9&5,.. AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 145,000 ltd*** The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    Our Algiers sponsors
    444 1  -  LEE SIEW YEE: Nigeria and India, with Ethiopia and Ceylon also ready to help From LONDON, Thurs. JENCKU Abdul Rahman told me this morning that Nigeria will join India in sponsoring Malaysia's admission to the Afro-Asian conference in Algiers. I abo understand that Ceylon and Ethiopia cue
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    Sorry, says invader
    981 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE COMMANDER of the abortive Indonesian landing at Pengerang on the southeast tip of Johore 19 days ago today apologised to Malaysians. Senior Inspector Nicolaas Titaley, 40, Commander of "D" Company of the Indonesian Police Mobile Brigade based at Kawal, in the Hhio islands,
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    Lock icon US. JETS DOWN TWO MiGS
    123 1 SAKiOV Thurs VS. Navy Phantom jets knocked down two Sovietdesigned .VliG jet fighters over Communist North Vietnam today, an American military spokesman announced. The American planes UM-d air-to air missiles to down the Ked planes. The Communist jets were hit about 40 miles south of
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    Lock icon Thai support at Algiers
    34 1 BANGKOK. Thurs— Thailand will support the participation of Malaysia. South Korea and South Vietnam at the Afro-Asian conference in Algiers, the Thai Forelgn Minister. Mr. Thanat Khoman. said today— Reuter
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    Just fancy that...
    82 1 LONDON Thurs. The award to the Beatles of the MBE cost the Labour Party 1 11.000 today. Lt -Col. Frederick Wagg < ret. > who had spent 23 \ears in the Royal Artillery, sent all but one of his decoration* back to Queen Elizabeth in protest against
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    New Vietnam peace call at Premiers meeting
    490 1 New Vietnam peace call at Premiers meeting LONDON. Thursday BRITAIN today made a strong bid for a Vietnam peace appeal from the 21 -nation Commonwealth summit conference as the first step in a dramatic new effort to end the South-east Asia crisis. British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, urged Commonwealth
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    Royal chaeck- up
    28 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thur.v The Raja PermaiMiri Agoiig has been admitted to the General Hospital here tor a check-up, an 1st ana N'egara official said today.
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    That Bau rout: 17 killed
    235 1 That Bau rout: 17 killed From GEOFFREY GELDARD gUCHING, Thurs. Australian troops stationed in Sarawak's 1' ir s I Division, in a hitler engagement with a large hand of Indonesian raiders, killed at least 17. This was officially stated today by a security forces spokesman here. AMBUSHED The successful blow
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    STOP PRESS
    47 1 SNUB FOR VIETCONC WASHINGTON. 1 Imrs. Major concessions which r.S. prepare i t<> make for Vietnam settlement <!<• not inrl'idr negotiating with Yirti-nnt,- I'.S 0 made deai todaj SECOND TEST LONDON l< -t cIom> of i»i j seorei Nen zr.ii. i ikI r. I ngland 11-2.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Who is facing who in Vietnam today...
      180 2 Who is facing who in Vietnam today... WASHINGTON. Thurs. The Defence Department yesterday issued the following figures of both sides forrr.s in Vietnam, including participants other than the Halted States: UNITED STATES 54.000. pro jet-ted strength 70.00(1.- 75.000 mi.mi; COMMI'MST FORCES about t. oo)i, up 18.--000 from recently published estimates.
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      Lock icon Indons take over plantations
      52 2 JAKARTA. Thurs. Eelvtn plantations In North Sumau.t formerly owned by foreign companies and whose concessions had expired were now under the full control of the Indonesian Government, the official Antara news agency reported. Antara reporting from Mednn. did not say who the previous owners were— Reuter.
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      Lock icon 20,000 more Yanks for Vietnam war
      260 2 WASHINGTON, Thursday TS. military strength South Vietnam is to be increased to between 70,000 and 75,000 men. Mr. Robert McNamara, the Secretary for Defence, announcing this last night, said that six new combat battalions, plus logistic and combat support troops, were being moved to
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      Lock icon NZ gunners for Vietnam next month
      66 2 IITELLJNGTON, Thurs.— YY The New Zealand Army artillery battalion to be sent to South Vietnam will fly there next month, it was announced here. The Chief of Staff, Major General W. S. McKinnon. did not disclose the actual date of departure for security reasons.
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      Lock icon Worried U Thant seeks Vietnam peace
      164 2 Worried U Thant seeks Vietnam peace ITNITED NATIONS. Thurs. v Thant, The U.N. SecretaryGeneral, is "Increasingly concerned" over Vietnam, and is continuing efforts for a peaceful settlement there, according to a United Nations spokesman. He Rave the comment, authorised by the SecretaryOeneral. in reply to a question at a daily
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      Lock icon Holyoake: Halt air war
      373 2 LONDON, Thursday yew Zealand Rim« Minister. Mr. Keith Holyoake, said yesterday he would ask the U.S. to halt the bombing of North Vietnam to help bring about peace negotiations. Mr. Holyoake, who Is in London for the Commonwealth conference opening today, told a Press conference that
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      Lock icon 3.5 million Reds now in Indonesia
      71 2 JAKARTA. Thurs. The Indonesian Communist Party claims a big increase In membership. In a speech reported yesterday by the official Anlara news agency, Mr. D. N. Aldlt. the chairman, said the party now has more than 3,500.000 members. Earlier this year Mr put membership
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      Lock icon Appeal for self censorship
      69 2 JAKARTA, Thurs— A Joint ap-! peal was made yesterday by the Information Minister and the In- donesian Journalists' Association I to all Indonesian newspapers to stop publishing comments or re- 1 ports which might disturb the national unity and loosen the na- j tionhl vigilance. The
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      Lock icon RHODESIA: NOW SELASSIE WARNS THE BRITISH
      219 2 RHODESIA: NOW SELASSIE WARNS THE BRITISH ADDIS ABABA, Thui* ■r*. Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia has warned Britain there would be grave consequences if Rhodesia were to make any unilateral declaration of independence. Informed sources said the warning was given to th« British Ambassador. Sir John Ru.sseH, when he was
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      Lock icon Peking visitor
      25 2 TOKYO. Thurs. The widow of Patrice Lumumba, murdered Premier of the Congo, arrived in Peking yesterday, the New Chins News Agency reported. AP.
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      Lock icon Nurses meet in W. Germany
      37 2 PRANKFURT, Thurs. The West German President. Dr. Helnrich Luebke. yesterday opened the 13th world congress here of the International Council of Nurses. About 5.500 nurses from 66 countries are attending the congress.—Reuter.
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      Lock icon 14-DEATH CRASH —AND THE STOLEN WIRES
      75 2 14-DEATH CRASH AND THE STOLEN WIRES MANILA. Thurs. The XT theft of telephone and telegraph wires was blamed today for the worst acrident in the history of Philippine railways. A head-on collision of two trains yesterday killed 14 people and seriously injured IT others in north-western Luzon Island. A railway
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Wilson firm: It will NOT be devalued
      132 3 Wilson firm: It will NOT be devalued I ONDON. Thurv The *^viTie Minister. Mr.Wil«on last night emph.itic.il r«i*erated Britain's determination not tv (Icwilue the pound Mr. Wilson's fresh undertaking followed renewed pressure on sterling which developed after the disclosure that Britain overseas trade gap had widened last month to £109
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      Lock icon Labour leads by 5.3 pc
      40 3 I/ONDON. Thurs. The ruling Labour Party has a 5.3 lead over the Conservative opposition in a national opinion poll published today* The poll shows 458 per cent favouring Labour with 40.5 per cent pro-Conservative. Rtuter-
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      Lock icon The baby toll
      38 3 HAMBURG. Thurs. About 6.000 deformed thalidomide bubes were b m around the globe as a result if the tranquilLsrr manufactured by German com- pany from 1957 to 1961. a Ger- > man expert said today. UPI.
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      Lock icon 5-vote majority on overseas company tax
      553 3 5-vote majority on overseas company tax CHANCELLOR 'RISKING DEPRECIATION OF MALAYSIAN ASSETS' LONDON. Thurs. r £HE Government last night defeated by a majority of five an Opposition attempt to modify its new corporation tax as it affects British companies with overseas interests. The tax was one of the main planks
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      Lock icon The parson's protest over sex prudery
      120 3 LONDON. Thur.s A British Protestant Minister made his protest asainst social prudery here yesterday by taking nude pictures of 21-year-old actress Josephine Pritchard The Rev. David Doel. who has a son of 14. was following up his criticism of a man's magazine in which
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      De Gaulle: End this hegemony of U.S. and Russia
      261 3 De Gaulle: End this hegemony of U.S. and Russia DARIS. Thurs. Pre- sident de Gaulle called on the European nations yesterday to join France in organising their own defence, free from the hegemony of the United States or Russia. He said this would make it possible for them to establish
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      Lock icon At 100, fun at last
      33 3 LONDON, Thurs.— Mrs. Ellen Peart, 100 yesterday, went to a London fun fair (or the first time in her life and rode side-saddle on a roundabout horse. Reuter.
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      Lock icon PARIS TO REPAY AMERICA US $169 m
      103 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs. France has announced that it will make a prepayment of *****9 million on debts owed to the Inited States. The prepayment will reduce the French Government's outstanding post-World War II debt to the United States to slightly under USS4OO million. The
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      Lock icon Chief of Klan defies UK ban
      65 3 TUSCALOOSA (Alabama), Thurs. Robert Shelton. leader of Hie Ku Klux Klan. said yesterday that Britain's decision to re- fuse entry to Klansmen "will not alter my plans to attempt to go to England." He said in a statement he planned to help British people
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      134 3 Before You Buy or Rent Learn About the Matchless newK NIGHT PIANOS The Choice Of Professional Musicians All Over The World! Liberal Discount For Cash Easy Payment Can Be Arranged Sole Agent For Malaysia:KELLER PIANO CO., LTD., 2. or«h.* *.*.s>«.. C NANG HONG CO., 207 B K 210, Brewstcr Rood,
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      347 3 THE NANYANC KHEK COMMUNITY GUILD presents A HAN (Guakang) Drama THE SINGAPORE ANTI" TiiBhRCULOSIS ASSOCIATION ond THE THONG CHAI MtDICAL INSTITUTION At the 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
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    'Local ships in RI ports' allegation
    305 4 SEAMEN'S UNION CALLS FOR GOVT. INQUIRY SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Malay Seamen's I'nion has en I led on the Central Government to inquire into its allegation that vessels of several local shipping companies were calling at Indonesian ports to trade despite confrontation. The union,
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    PLEDGE BY AUSSIE ARMY CHIEF
    103 4 PLEDGE BY AUSSIE ARMY CHIEF SINGAPORE, Thurs. A firm assurance that Australian troops would "do everything they can" to defend Malaysia In its struggle with Indonesia was given here tonight by Lt Gen. Sir John Wilton, the Australian Army's Chief of the General Staff. Lt. Gen. Wilton, who flew In
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    Still vacancies
    36 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Adult Education Board announced today that there are still vacancies for the Board's London Chamber of Commerce classes held at the Board's commercial centre at the Anglo-Chinese Primary School, Coleman Street.
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    Motor Insurers' Bureau urged
    317 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Automobile Association of Singapore has suggested that the authorities set up a Malaysian Motor Insurers' Bureau, similar to the one in the United Kingdom, to look after road accident victims who are denied compensation because of legal technicalities. This suggestion is contained in
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    EVER-GROWING NEED for CHILD WELFARE
    102 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. MORE funds are required to enable the Singaport Children's Society to carry out its programme of activities, says the society's chairman. Prof. Wong Hock Boon, in his annual report for last year. Prof. Wong said: "Once again we stress the need to develop
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    Combined choirs concert
    95 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The combined choirs of Trinity Theological College and Wesley Methodist Church will take part In a "Festival of Music" concert programme at the Victoria Theatre on Sunday night. The concert will be part of the 80th anniversary celebrations of Methodism in Malaysia. The cliolrs, under
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      207 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR THI-: following Is today'! schedule J- of civil aircraft movements at Pa Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC Prom 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,
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      228 4 p.m.: from Jeiaelion, Brunei, KuchinK (ML CM) 1M p.m. DEPARTURES BOAC To Calcutta. Kara, hi, Beirut, Rome, London (BA 721) 8.15 p.m.; to Darwin, Melbourne (BA 702) 7. 0S p.m.; to Darwin, Sydney (BA 718) 8 p.m.; to Bombay, Damascus, London (BA 723) 10.15. p.m. Japan Air Linei: To Djakarta
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    Malaysian, German relations excellent says envoy
    147 5 Malaysian, German relations excellent says envoy )VUALA LUMPUR, 1Y Thurs. Relations between Malaysia and West Germany were today described by the German Ambassador here. Dr. H. Boehling, in Just one word excellent. Dr. Boehling. who was speaking in an Interview over Radio Malaysia on the 12th anniversary of German Unity
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    Lock icon THE TENGKU FINDS THERE'S A NIP IN THE LONDON AIR
    58 5 THE TENGKU FINDS THERE'S A NIP IN THE LONDON AIR T* HERE'S a nip in the air and a relaxed Tengku Abdul Rahman slips on a jacket on arrival at the Ritz Hotel in London's Piccadilly. The Tengku flew in from Kuala Lumpur for the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference which
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    TWO MORE FRONT MEN DETAINED IN RAIDS
    272 5 1P0H, Thursday. TWO Perak branch officials of the Socialist Front were detained by police in two RPnaratP raids carried out simultaneously early this morning. LOH SIN N YEAN. 27, branch treasurer of the Socialist Front and assistant branch secretary of Party Ra'ayat, was
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    The job-seeker
    43 5 SINGAPORE. Ihurs— Koryono an Indonesian uhu illegally entered Singapore. u>ld a magistrate's court that he came to "look for a no" because lire :u Id no; find employment in Indonesia. He pleaded guilty and was fined $100 or one month's lail
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    Mosque opening
    30 5 DUNQUN. Thurs The Sultan of Trengganu will open the $200.300 Tenglcu Intan Zaharah mosque here on June 29. It Is named after the Tengku Ampuan Besar of Trengganu.
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    Boy who lost an eye wins action against Govt
    331 5 Boy who lost an eye wins action against Govt KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. A 16-year-old boy who lost an eye as a resuit of a road accident has been awarded $12,731 by the High Court here. Mr. Justice Ong held that the driver of a Public Works Department lorry which knocked
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    Lian Ann's trip: A further appeal
    122 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Chess Federation today made a further appeal for funds to send Singapore chess champion. Tan Lian Ann, to compete In the world Junior chess championship for players below 20. in Barcelona. Spain. In August. Lian Ann is due to leave
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    Talk on Buddhism
    30 5 PENANQ. Thurs An American visitor. Dr Douglas Burns, will deliver a lecture on "Buddhism in America" at Wat Chaiya Mangalaram. Burmah Lane, at 8 D.m. on Saturday.
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    One-month courses for small contractors
    90 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The National Productivity Centre is to hold three one-month courses for small Malay building contractors this year The first will be held from July 1 at the Industrial Training Centre In Jalan Sungel Kuchal here. Twenty-flve small Malay contractors will attend the
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    Decree nisi for police officer: Wife was already married
    185 5 Decree nisi for police officer: Wife was already married SINGAPORE, Thurs. A police officer said in a divorce suit today that a woman whom he married liere in 1962 had all along been the "legal wife" of another man in Perak. Inspector Loh Chee Chan, 29. said that his first
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    Second college for teacher training to be set up: Ong
    434 6 Second college for teacher training to be set up: Ong SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE Singapore Government is to establish a second college here to provide full-time teacher-training, the Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, announced today. This would be part of future plans to maintain the present rate of expansion
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    Lock icon BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR TENGKU MAHKOTA'S SON
    73 6 BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR TENGKU MAHKOTA'S SON rpENGKU Abu Bakar, only son of the ■1 Tengku Mahkota of Johore celebrated his second birthday on Wednesday with a party at the Istana Pasir Plangi. About 80 children of friends and relatives of the Johore Royal Family attended the function. The young Tengku
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    Strike ban: S'pore's 'stay out' request
    408 6 SINGAPORE, Thursday. fFHE Singapore Government has requested the Central Government to L amend the "ban on strikes" emergency regulations to exclude Sin- The Minister for Labour, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, disclosing this in the Singapore Legislative Assembly last night, said the State Government was
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    Water shut-off
    27 6 SINGAPORE Tliuis Water ulll be shut off In Kampong Lung Sung Hng off Upper Serangoon Road 5\ nv.v tomorrow from 9 am. to 4 p.m.
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    Keep a date with iazz at the Vic
    92 6 Keep a date with iazz at the Vic SINGAPORE. Thurs—"Rendezvous with Jazz," another in the series of jazz concerts organised by the United States Information Service, will be presented at the Victoria Theatre at 5.15 p.m. tomorrow. Some of 30 local musicians, both amateur and professional, will appear on gUge.
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    Annual meeting
    24 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs —The Hans Anderson Club will hold Its annual general meeting at 28. Belmont Road, at 5.30 p.m. on June 25.
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    A FINE SAVES MAN LOSING PENSION
    190 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A $400 fine by a magistrate's court for causing hurt to a man today saved Wong Tai Fook. a Royal Navy steward, from losing his pension. His defence counsel. Mr. N. C. Goho, had said Wong who had 18 years' of service
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    JUDGE TO COUNSEL: ITS AMAZING
    146 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A clerk, Charlie Cheok Hock Bee, was married only for 16 months when his wife deserted him. the High Court was told. Mr. Justice Winslow— told of this by Cheok's counsel. Mr. P. T. Wong— remarked "It's amazing how easily a marriage can
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    Depressed wife tried to shoot self, court told
    177 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. While deeply depressed over her married life, a nurse attempted to shoot herself at home with her husband's police revolver, the High Court was told today. Madam Tap Beng Choo, mother of three, said this In her divorce proceedings against
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    CONTESTS, SHOWS FOR SPORE TOURIST WEEK
    147 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Tourist Board today announced its plans for "Tourist Week" in the State, which begins on Sept. 25. The programme includes an essay competition in all four language streams, special radio and television shows, and a display of posters throughout the
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      404 6 FLYING BACK TO EUROPE? Pan Am makes it easy to enjoy a U.S. holiday en route It costs so much less than you think to see the U.S.A. on your way to Europe with Pan Am! If you're homeward bound, make this your opportunity to see the States-H costs as
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    Council probe: Borneo judge named
    450 7 Council probe: Borneo judge named WITNESSES WILL BE PROTECTED AND THE EVIDENCE PRIVILEGED EREMBAN. Thursday "VTR. Justice Lee Hun Hoe from the Borneo High Court has been appointed Commissioner for the inquiry to be held into allegations of maladministration and malpractices of the Seremban Town Council since 1959 The first
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    Men who try to cause chaos 'wasting energy'
    101 7 Men who try to cause chaos 'wasting energy' ITROH. Tnurs.— The Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. said here yesterday that element.trying to cause disunity and chaos in the country "are wasting tnelr energy." SixNikmg at a solidarity rally in thu> remote town in Upper Peralt. Inche Khir .said
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    Malaysian Malaysia issue for Hong Lim election
    217 7 Malaysian Malaysia issue for Hong Lim election SINGAPORE. Thurs. L The People's Action Party's political bureau said last right that in the coming by-election In the Hong Lim con-j stituency, the party would "mobilise the people in support of a Malaysian Malaysia." The bureau was replying to an attack on
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    Ngee Ann students give ultimatum
    134 7 SINGAPORE. Thursday. r PHE controversy over the million dollar extension plan for the Department of Technology of the Ngee Ann College is reviving. The students action committee which had earlier this month organised a boycott of classes in protest against the shelving of the plan,
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    Timekeeper who molested girl, 10
    81 7 IPOH, Tnurs. A timekeeper with a taxi company. M. Sinnasamy, 24. was fined $200 or one month's Jail here yesterday for outraging the modesty of a 10-year-old girl. The «irl told the court that .lixnit midnight on April 12 she was asleep in her house
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    DAVID TO RAZAK: NO NEED TO DOUBT OUR LOYALTY
    224 7 PENANG. Thurs. 'PHE Socialist Front's delegate to the AfroAsian conference at Algiers. Mr V. David, today welcomed the latest statement by the acting Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. that the Government would not stop any Opposition members from attending the conference
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    Aussies in Malaysia to get world's No.1 carbine
    128 7 Aussies in Malaysia to get world's No.1 carbine SYDNEY. Thurs. Australian troops on activr service in .Malaysia will soon be using one of the finest infantryman's wrapMi in the world. The weapon i* the Australian made FiAi machine carbine better known to troops as the Fi sub-machine-Kun. It will replace
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    Oath of office
    36 7 PENANG. Thurs.— Officials of the Penang MCA Kampong Manggis Youth section will be worn in before the Penang MCA president. Mr. Saw Seng Kew. at the party headquarters in TTmn»fer Road tomorrow night.
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    Lock icon Don't be ashamed, says an Iban leader
    154 7 Don't be ashamed, says an Iban leader I^UCHING. Thurs. Although the people of Borneo were accepting other cultures they must not be ashamed of their own. "Without them, our people will lose their identity, unity and dignity." This was stated by Pengarah Montegai a leadIng Iban personality, at the opening
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    Capetown export ban: Timber men seek period of grace
    473 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. T^HE Central Government's ban on all -L Malaysian exports to South Africa will tie up contracted timber business totalling about $10 million in Malaya and Singapore. Because of this, the 80 timber exporters in Malaya have called for
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    Temenggong Jugah explains position of expats
    252 8 Temenggong Jugah explains position of expats LI T HIM.. Thurs. The Federal Minister for Sarawak Affairs, Dato 1 '<■- menggoiiK Jngah, today said that all expatriate officers would be retained by the Sarawak Government for as long as the Government required their services. Dato Jujr&h, who is also the Chairman
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    MCA meeting
    21 8 KLUANG. Thurs. The Kluang division of the Malaysian Chines* Association will hold Its annual dalegates' meeting on June 39
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    Petition for death sentence appeal is refused
    259 8 Petition for death sentence appeal is refused T ONDON. Thurs.— Um Sing Hiaw, who was sentenced to death at Johore Bahru last November for consorting with members of the Indonesian armed forces, has failed in his petition for special leave to appeal to the Privy Council. The application was made
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    Rotary dinner
    28 8 KLANG. Thurs. The Rotarr Club of Klang and Port Suett enham will hold Its annual installation dinner at the Indian Community Hall here on June 28
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    SIX MONTHS AND THE ROTAN FOR A $20 EXTORTIONER
    209 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs A FORMER warrant A officer in the army was found guilty in the Sessions Court here today of extorting $15 and a postal money order for $5 from a shopkeeper and sentenced to six months' jail and six
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    Another Miss Malaysia quest-in swimsuit
    235 9 Another Miss Malaysia quest-in swimsuit eiNGAPORE, Thurs. After the "Miss Universe" contest in Kuala Lumpur, now the "Miss Internanational" contest iri Singapore. The locai organisers of the 'Mis* International' ennwhleh will be at Lons Beac'i "the "Miss Unlver- contest ;a at Miami Be«eh) lias invited Malay:i sirU to compete. The
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    MORNING STORM UPROOTS TREES
    68 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A storm early this morning uprooted several trees in the Bukit Timali and T.i teli ii areas. Trees were uprooted in Kay Siang Road, Tanglin Road. Scotts Road. Crane Road, Sera n goon Road, Sims Avenue. Cavenagrh Road and Barkar Road. Police said telephone
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    V-Corps guests
    41 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. and the Minister for Education. Mr. On* Pang Boon, wi'l attend the Telok Ayer vißilar. corps' anniversary celebrations ai i Telok Ayer community centre ;it I 4 pm. on Saturday.
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    Sabah, Sarawak to get tax incentives
    336 9 TAN: IT WILL HELP INDUSTRIALISATION SIBU (Sarawak). Thursday THE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said here last night that the Central Government was considering special tax incentives for the two Borneo states. He was replying t< Bcng Siew, president ese Association, at
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    MISSING WIFE ('I WANT TO BE A STAR') NOW SINGING IN NIGHTCLUB
    207 9  - MISSING WIFE ('I WANT TO BE A STAR') NOW SINGING IN NIGHTCLUB RUDY BELTRAN: fy Kuala Lumpur, Thursday UKIIIbH night club singer Patricia Lee, who disappeared from her home in Penang two months ago, is now happily performing here and intends singing her way to stardom. "I'm definitely not re-
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    Graft case judgment reserved
    105 9 Graft case judgment reserved CINGAPORE. Thurs. I Judgment was re- served today in a case against Thong King Thong, a noodle manufacturer, charged with corruptly giving $60 to a public health inspec- tor. It was alleged that the money, contained In a cigarette packet, had been thrown Into Low's car
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    King's sons return
    121 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Syeci Anv>' Abldin. 15. and Svrd Roslani. 14. MM of the Yang mPertuan Agong. Tenglcu Azlan. 16 and Tengku Omar. 16. sons of the Sultan of Pahang. and Tenglcti Aziz. 16. son of Lieui Genersil Tengku Osman bin Tenjsku hair. en .lev. a. th*
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    V-Corps ceremony
    30 9 PENANG. Tliur.v The Cl'icf Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. will open the unit headquarters of the Vigilante Corps at Brown Gardens. Suncei Glugor. at 530 i p.m. tomorrow.
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    Veteran 845 Squadron is leaving Sarawak
    145 9 V:IBU. Thurs —Police Field 1 Force units here last Dight nave a party at their camp to say farewell to No. 845 Naval Air Commando Squadron and to welcome its replacement. No. 848 Squadron. No 845 Squadrons helicopters have been In support of ground
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    DEATH
    70 10 M Unrfi $IS (Hinimmm) MRS. AW BOON SOO <ne* Ro York Venn rv> passed away peacefully on 1" >■•> leaving I son*. Teik Soon, Telk Swee daughters. Soh Khen^, »oh Chm. Soh l.in. Soh cnoo, t.vdla. 1 son* 18-IBW, (VI Pnh Hwa. Cheon< Wta Tel. Ong Kng Chuan, I>»lighter-in-law
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    IN MEMORIAM
    26 10 M rinri SIS f«m«Mi IN EVER LOVING memory of Mr K Subramantam who departed on M sadly missed by hi* wife, children and Krandson.
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  • The Straits Times
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      Johnson's Decision
      617 10 Although President Johnson's domestic critics continue to press for clarification of his aims and intentions in South Vietnam, there is in fact little about U.S. policy that is not clear. In a nutshell, the President has decided to stop the Vietcong monsoon offensive by bolstering the forces of
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      Bank Of China
      399 10 Closure of the Bank of China in Singapore has been so long coming that many businessj men still seem unconvinced j that the Central Government j I has made up its mind. But Ino doubt can remain that the bank's temporary licence, due i I to expire
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      Random Cents
      229 10 The velcome reduction oi i the crown cork tax from five i cents to two cents has placed the retailers of bottled drinks iin a difficult position. No matter how sincere they may be in wanting to bring down their prices, many are reluctant to resume using the
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      Swimsuits rather than those nighties
      87 10 HAD I a daughter as candidate for the title of "Miss something or other" I would prefer her to be judged in a skirted swim-suit than the more revealing "babydoll" nighties. The full length group photo of those girls in .swim-suits published in Straits Times
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      79 10 "THE Mentrl Be&ar of Sclangor claims he wants to maintain Asian morality and does not like Malaysians to imitate the West. So he bans swimsuits at a beauty contest. Is he sincere in his claim? If he Is. he must also ban night-clubs, dancing, talentimes and Western films. May I
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      56 10 THE point that puzzles me most about the ban on Miss Malaysia swimsuits is the author, lty of the Mentri Besar. I had thought that Kuala Lumpur, the Federal capital, was under a special administration, headed by a Commissioner Why has the Chief Minister of one of 14 States this
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      Convention challenge and confrontation
      410 10 I WOULD like to clarily certain points raised by the letter to you from Mr. K. C. Lee. Protein Secretary. Malaysia Solidarity Cenvention. When I appealed to the leaders of all political parties to refrain from talking about Malaysian Malaya and the like until about a
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      Dissension pill
      183 10 I AM an English educated Malay. I belong to no political party. I read Straits Times and Malay Mail, and also two Jawi script newspapers, the Utusan Melayu and Malaya Merdeka. I can count more personal friends among nonMalays than among Malays. The only club I go to
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      Homes schemes
      233 10 IN your editorial headed "Owning a Home" vou say that, "nearly $12 million Ls to be set aside for 30 schemes approved before the new Ministry of Local Government and Housing was set up. This ls not quite correct; what the Minister for Local Government and Housing did
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      Desert tank
      200 10 THE Indian First Secretary di.formation* in his letter June 4, resorts to arguments to impart, credibility to the photograph showing American tanks alleged to have Deen used by Pakistan in the Rann of Kutch dispute. In this connection. I would like to draw attention to a recent statement
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    Filipinos now turn to nationalism
    769 10  - Filipinos now turn to nationalism Martin Meadows THE DEBATE BEGINS. THE OBJECTIVE ABSOLUTE ECONOMIC INDEPENDENCE by j MANILA, THURS THE upsurge of Philippine nationalism in the last several months is traceable to the great changes that have taken place here since World War 11. These changes are primarily evident in
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      34 10 IMPRISONED BY CASTRO From his own brutal experience as a political prisoner, a Cuban escapee asks: How much longer can the free world ignore this infamy? See JUNE Readers tw Digest Now On Sale!
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    S2OO-a-flat corruption charge at municipal meeting
    259 11 S2OO-a-flat corruption charge at municipal meeting V|AL\CCA. Thurs. Alle--1 nations that someone was trying to make $30,000 from a deal Involving the site of a proposed supermarket and that payment of $200 was being demanded for the occupancy of the Municipal Council's low-cost housing flats were made at the council's
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    Lock icon As Jakarta sees it...
    102 11 JAKARTA, Thurs.— SingaJ pore's Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. has urged Sarawak. Sabah and Singapore to quit Malaysia and set up a new federation, the official Antara news agency said today. Antara said that after the recent Parliament debates in Kuala Lumpur between Mr. Lee
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    Aid offer to D-Corps
    63 11 MUAR. Thurs- The chairman 01 the boards of governors of Chinese schools in Muar Mr Tee Kirn Knm. today offered tables and ch;ilrs for use by the Muar Civil Defence Corps. Mr. Tee. who is also president of the Muar Chinese Chambers of Commerce, also called
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    Annual buffet
    27 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. The Johore Bar Committee will hold its annual bullet (or members and friends at the Royal International Club here en Sunday night
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    Old woman hurt
    38 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thlirs.— An old woman, Lee Chow Thye. 78. was taken to the Genera) Hospital here this morning after a road accident in Pudu Road. She is sucpectrd to hiivo her right arm '••.inured
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    $100 for blind kepala
    26 11 IPOH. TllUn.— Mr. C. J. Pence Davi« «nd Co.. Ipoh >iv doiiHtPd $100 for blinded tin 1 :nine kepa,a. Lee Swee Chon«.
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    Payroll grab slaying: PCs miss gang by minutes
    203 11  - Payroll grab slaying: PCs miss gang by minutes PHILIP KHOO By OINGAPORE, Thurs.— Two armed policemen missed by a few minutes the fourman gang who yesterday shot dead Mr. Ng Chwee Kee, when he tried to stop them from snatching a $2,000 payroll In his office in Covent Gardens. A
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    Burglars take accessories
    48 11 IPOH, Thurs. Thieves broke into a car spare parts shop in Anderson Road here yesterday and escaped with 51.653 worth ot accessories. Ng Kah Kee. 45. proprietor of the shop, told the police that he found the front door forced open and the accessories stolen.
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    Trengganu's MB goes visiting
    36 11 KUALA TRENGGANU. Thurs. Trengganu's Mentri Besar. Dato Ibrahim Filcri. yesterday visited Dungun and Kemaman. In Dungun. he gave $2,500 to the district rural development committee for minor projects and in Kemaman $60,000.
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    Free film shows
    36 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The German Consulate-General here will screen German cultural and documentary films at the She!) Theatrette, Collyer Quay, every Thursday from this week up to July 22 between 5 and 6 p.m
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    Planters appeal to Tengku on tax
    153 11 LONDON. Thurs. The Rubber Growers' Association, at a lunch meeting yesterday, appealed to Tengku Abdul Rahman to "drop a word" in Mr. Harold Wilson's ear on *.he subject of difficulties which the Finance Bill abolishing overseas corporation status had brought them. A smiling Tengku
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    SARDON: MALAYS ONLY SEEK BIGGER SHARE of TRADE
    107 11 KUALA TREMiGAM. Thurs. The Minister of Transport. Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir. said today that the n.onMalays should have no fear that the Malays would take over their business. He said: "Malay traders only wish to have a greater share in the
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    RUM's top men meet on reply to Govt's new offer
    158 11 RUM's top men meet on reply to Govt's new offer I{UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The 15--member working committee of the Railwaymen's Union of Malaya was in sessic x tonight considering the Government's modified "package deal" to 14,000 railwaymer. The union president. Inche Yahaya bin Mohamed All. told the Straits Times: "We
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    Passing out parade
    47 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. j One hundred and thirty-one p»» emits from Sabah and Sarawak will take pan in a passmg-out i parade at the Police Depot in GurI r.ev Road here on Tuesday Thi v have undergone six months' training at the Polite D»poU
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    Task at lunch
    35 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak, will speak on "Our Immediate Task" ai the Y'.s Men* 1 Club of Singapore's luncheon meeting pt the Prince's Restaurant 'on Saturday.
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    President again
    22 11 SINGAPORE. Thur.v Inch* H.t.shim bin Idris h.i.s been re- elected president of the Singapore I Traction Company Employee* I Union.
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    HELICOPTER CRASH MEMORIAL UNVEILED
    306 12 KUCHING, Thur». A MEMORIAL has been unveiled at Nanga Gaat in Sarawak's Third Division to men of the security forces killed in several helicopter crashes near there. The memorial, paid for by Ibans living in longhouses along the Gaat, Balleh and Rejang rivers, was unveiled on
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    Lock icon Amok: Hunt goes on
    100 12 lESSELTON, Thurs. Police today said they were still looking for an Iban. Pusok Anak Neaik. whom they want to question in connection with the Klagan killings last month. A police statement said Pusok. 28. five feet tall, with black, combed hair and a tattooed body, came
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    Perak to launch major kapok industry
    149 12 Perak to launch major kapok industry IPOH, Thurs. About 2.400 acres of Jungle land In the Batang Padang district will soon be cleared to make way for what will be a new industry for Malaysia, the cultivation and processirg of kapok. Kapok fc the silky fibres of a tropical tree
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      Lock icon Over—that U.N. 'no cash no vote' crisis
      404 12 Over— that U.N. no cash no vote' crisis NEW YORK. Thursday Quaison-Sackey: Any bid to form rival body will fail... MR. Alex Quaison-Sackey, Foreign Minister-designate of Ghana and president of the General Assembly, said today that the dispute over voting i ights of debtor nations which wrecked the last assembly
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      Lock icon Jackson march broken up
      55 12 JACKSON. (Mississippi). Thurs. Riot-trained oolice for the third straight day broke up an attempted protest inarch on the State Capitol yesterday by civil rights demonstrators- Moving swiftly, officers arrested 61 marchers for parading without a permit- Nearly 100 others eluded police by dashing through back yards
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      A MILLION FRANCS PRICE ON A REBEL'S HEAD
      228 12 LEOPOLDVILLE. Thurs. Tbe Government has put a price of one million Tongo francs (S20.000) on the head of rebel leader Pierre Mulrle. who started a pro-Communist and anti-white revolt 18 months ago. More than 65.000 leaflet* announcing the bounty and bearing Mulele's
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      Lock icon Big tax cuts for U.S.
      61 12 WASHINGTON. Thurs. A Joint session of the United States Senate and House of Representatives today agreed to send President Johnson a Bill cutting tax on items from cars to cosmetics. When the measure becomes law, the only major purchase taxes left '-vill be those on
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    Lock icon Envoys hit at Maca's 'jobs for the boys' policy
    229 12 Envoys hit at Maca's 'jobs for the boys' policy jIfANILA ThUTS. Caren diplomats in the Foreign Office here are in silent revolt against President Macapagal for his policy of appointing now ambassadors for political expediency They daim their promotion prospects suffer ererjrtime tlio President picks a now envoy outside the
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    Lock icon Kim's Xmas baby
    25 12 MADRID, Thurs. American film actress K:m Novk Is expecting a Chn.stmas baoy. Bhe la the wife of British actor Richard Johnson. UPI.
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    Lock icon South Africa hits back at Dutch
    178 12 /CAPETOWN. Thurs. South Africa yesterday announced sharp retaliatory action against the Dutch Governments decision to "aid the victims of apartheid." In a special statement to Parliament, Dr Hildegarde Muller. the Foreign Minister, said South Africa's Ambassador to The Hague had been Instructed to deliver
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      324 12 Straits Times Crossword H~ HP HP HHHHf 4BT IH' IH ACROSS i; tjh( iouiid in lhe arug 7 AsMjcuied with lhe iea quarter <~,< boftrd? (7i 9 Perhaps twopence at the out--8 Accountant meets composer Ji d l 0! a ew »'c f in ship (7. DlccenMaii (111 10. Scholar
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    The murder date is all fixed
    2060 13  -  WILLIAM BRADFORD HUIE 3 LIVES FOR MISSISSIPPI by DAY FOUR... AND JAMES CHANEY, the third of the murdered civil rights workers, drifted into the movement because he had nothing to lose. Sue Brown, the young Negro high school girl who worked in the community
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      Battery Road's new skyline
      522 14 Battery Road's new skyline Work to start on McAlister House TWO very old Sin^i pore landmarks in lin ft cry Road. Ores ham House and Grafton House are soon to be demolished lo make way for the erection of an 18--storey McAlister House. Completion of McAlister House is planned for
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      Lever's chief engineer now also factory head
      157 14 Lever's chief engineer now also factory head A MALAYSIAN who holds the post of chief engineer at Lever Brothers Co. < Malaya* Ltd. has now been appointed factory manager as well. He is Mr. R. Dharmarajah. who succeeds Mr. RS. Ripper now with a Unilever company in Brazil. Son of
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      44 14 Austria's Industrial production last year advanced by 8 per cent over the 1963 figure. Calculated on the basis of 1956 equals 100. the average increase during the period stood at a level of 152.6 per cent, reports the Austrian Economic News Bulletin.
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      Chanrai plan to open chain of shops
      126 14 Chanrai plan to open chain of shops A SINGAPORE company of out•r* filters catering lor men and women. J.T. Chanral (Singapore) Ltd.. Is embarking on a Malaysian expansion scheme The company alms to operate a chain of .shops in all leading towns throughout Malaysia Mr. B.H. Melwani. managing director, said
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      11 passenger ships due in S'pore next month
      139 14 11 passenger ships due in S'pore next month SINGAPORE expects to receive 11 passenger ships during the month of July, with a total number of nearly seven thousand passengers on board, according to a Singapore Tourist Association circular to members. The vessels are Patrocius, Centaur. Peleus. Cambodge, Galileo Galilei. Vietnam.
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      121 14 AN Australian manufacturer of women's beach wear. Watersun Pty. Ltd. of Melbourne, will be introducing to the local market Its latent creations at the later part of the year. The new range comprises a I wide variety of swimsuits lncor- I poratlng the latest styling and colours and
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      129 14 STUDY TRIP IN BANGKOK FOR LOCAL CERAMICS A SURVEY is now being made of the market potential In Thailand for Malaysian-made vitrified clay sewerage pipes produced by Ceramics (Malaysia) Ltd. of Jurong. Singapore. Making the study is Mr. A.P England, gmeral manager ut P.O.H. Sales Ltd. a Singapore nlci organisation
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      117 14 Tan Siak Kew again named Exchange head MR. TAN Siak Kew of Buan i i Lee Seng Ltd.. was re-elected president of the Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange lor the 14th consecutive year. Other office bearers for the current year 1905 1966 are: Vicepresident, Mr. Tan Tiow Phuang of Chiang Hong
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    87 16 'I'ME Malayan Exchange Banks' 1 ctatton mad* these changes In ita ratrs to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): New Vcrh: Buying T I 32 1118. airmail OD 32 13/16. 90 Hit 33 3/16 cr.-rtlt hills. 33 5/16 trade Dllla. Canada: buying TT 30 7/16. airmail OD 35
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    138 16 MELBOURNE. Thurs. I MM si rials .steadied, but oveiall continued on a downward trend. Support was lacking (or second rank issues while most of the leaders recovered some of yesterday's losses. Base mrtals were irregular with some barrier storks firmer and tin stocks lower. Oib were steady and
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    236 16 June 17. 'ih-*r months. INDUSTRIALS Bouattad 13 cu. MtAinur eta. City Dst. 6 cu M. iDvt. 8 cu. CS Holding 14 CU. N Iron 8 CU. Dunlops 10 eta OC B C. 14 eta I K. Smelting Roihmini 9 cu II eta. San It eta. Eaao 11 ci
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    73 16 CHINESE Product E«ehan*o, 8in*aport noon priets par picul yoator* day: Coconut nil: bulk $«4i wllon. drum $67* wlln-j Copra: June/July UK. Continent: Unquoted. Pappar: Muntok white SI 53 oellera. Sarawak white $152« rellrra, aprcial Sarawak hlack ?130 aellera. garhled Lampong Mack S150 <N> aellert. ASIA i.ni mllrrs fingaporo
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    37 16 ON tbe tret •«ch»n»» markit In Hone KonK yesterday the U.S. dellar vai quoted at 5.76H for T.T. and tM for cash. Sterling wan quoted at 16 02 ami •ne tael ef geld wti V
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    27 16 Malayan stock Indices Junp 16 June- 17 'Industrials: 71.15 70 8> Tins: XXI« 88.12 „> ruhhirv: 101.04 104 09 "Dec 30, 1963 100 Drc. 29. 1963—100
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    EASIER CONDITIONS AGAIN ON LOCAL STOCK MART
    768 16 From Our Market Correspondent GENERALLY easier conditions prevailed on the Stock Exchange yesterday and in the industrial section of the market the erosion in prices was widespread with 12 counters easier. The drops were not heavy, however. Buyers were difficult to locate as
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    Tin price falls again, but not so sharply
    430 16 TIN fell for the third consecutive day yesterday, but less sharply. The drop of S3 in Penang brought the price down to 5747.8*\ on an offering estimated down ten tons to 205 tons. In the past 3 days the price has lost
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    26 16 Jimp 17. MALAYAN KLBBRR PMCB: 71] cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: $747.87* (down $3). Unofficial estimated offering 205 (down 10 tons).
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    138 16 SHIPS lyinx aloncuri* Ih. sinciptrs Harbour wharvtt «r tiptctiri taday art: Grosvenor Mariner 1/2, B'ngicx 1/4, Ann* Bakke 6 '7. Uarrybank in 11. Nicolarv 13/14 Falrstar lj Shun wins IW. Waltakt 23 24. Straat Chatham 2<i 30. Preatdent Adam* 'alciitta llaru 33/34, nt". Architect BS/St, Jrpptien liwrik
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      152 16 NEDLLOYD LINES GREAT LAKES SERVICE Fost sailings from Malaysia direct to Conodian and U^. Great Lakes oorti Jir-ttoora i rum tn.mmmm BAWEAN 22/27 Jmi 21/21 Jmi Mini DM, BENCKALIS 14/21 July 22/21 JMy 24/21 Jaty 24 A* lINIANI 14/21 An 12/n tat M/S Aaaj via) ICELAND 14/21 Sepi 22/21 *«f1
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    854 17 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala husipur trading rooms of the .sux -it Exchange of Malaysia yestercuy with the r. amber of khares uaded In brackets INDUSTRIALS: Baultead (1.000) i C S. Heldlngt i2 00u> $2. Dunl*M <2.eou> HJI; In* erda. (2.000) 000) 47: F.
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    259 17 TLLi first trade rubber f.o.b buyers closed at S p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 71 cents per Ib. down a quarter of a cent on Wednesday's closing tarel for the position The tone was Inactive. R..VS. and K.M.R.K. rlcnln* prices In centa per lb.
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    54 17 PHI present rate of tbe Malayan dollar against the pound iterllng fixed on November 24 last rear is Selling TT or OD 2s. i 15/164. Buwnc TT 2s. 4 l/16d. Buying OD 2s. 4' M d. The dollar is at its statutory middle position in relation to its
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      797 17 (Continued from Pact II) SITUATIONS VACANT 'S Wnrt, rMh.i-(u »e <■(• tttrm WANTED HCADMASTER For Tamil s.iool. Apply Cnairman. Nam Hen* Kstate, Kot» Tinggi. ENGLISH FAMILY require waib amah. Knowledge of English essential. Telephone (Spore) 8351'J any time. WANTED SHORTHAND TYPIST with knowledge of book-keeping preferred. Please apply Box A430d
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      905 17 ACCOMMODATION VACANT II Wont* M (Ml*.)— Sax $0 efa. txtrm SMALL FULLY FURNISHED Fiat 2-bedroom (1 airconditloned) 1 bathroom including Carpet* Curtain* Llmpi Refrigerator Telephone. Rent $395/Situated River Valley Road. Bos A 4514 S.T. Spore. FULLY FURNISHED BUNGALOW District 10 available Au«mt. Two bedrooms, one air conditioned, two bathrooms, lounge,
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      855 17 TUITION li Words I Mm.)— Box SI ets. txtrm SELF-HAIRDO S LESSONS $30/Pedicure/Manicure li Month* Com -*c $80/- Professional Halrdresdng 3 Months Course. Conducted By MIS* Lee Of Jenny Beauty Salon Qualified From Pan*/London. Apply 16. Dboby Ghaut /Phone *****. EDUCATION Wor*s S« (Min.>— Smx It ett. txtrm REGISTER NOW)
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      999 17 BOOKS PUBLICATIONS TELEVISION SINCAPURA PROGRAMME* JUNB 21 SI. Uct rout copy of the RADIO WIIKLT rOOAZ Price 80 ttnti from aU newsagents, VEHICLES FOR SALE i* "ortfa M fNMJ M rfa, a«fr» MORRIS MINI 6UPER August 1963. 18,000 miles excellent condltloc (3.300/-. Tel: Malacca 3318. VAUXHALL XV4M 1*62. Very •mootn
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      1750 17 FOR SALE AT YOUR SERVICE ORCHIDS IS Wnrii M (IHim.) Bum M rtm. sortra IS Word* t$ (Min.)-Box S$ clt. txtrm IS Wordi $1 (Vim.)— Box S* rt: exfcai OACRON MEN'S TROUSERS (S.SU. TANG'S PHOTOCOPY SIRVICK U3. A UtT OP Malayan OrcUd Hybrid* Men's Short* 12.90. Ladles', Han's. Market street.
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      853 18 GOVERNMENT *0F THE STATE OF SINGAPORE. PIBUf WORKS DEPARTMENT I 111 LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE. 1963 (N*. 18 ot IMS) Notice Coder Section 19(10) WHEREAS in exercise of the i»»ers conferred by subsections •I* and (3* of section 19 of the Local Government, Integration Ordinance. 1963 (hereinafter referred to as
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      721 18 IN THE HIGH COURT IN SINGAPORE in inxhßirnv >o. in of 1965 re LOW TIAN CHEOK formerly trading as LEONG HONG COMPANY Ex parte: GIAN SINGH A COMPANY LIMITED Creditor L S. In the matter of a Bankruptcy Notice Issued on the 3rd day of May. 1965. To Low Tlan
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      1943 18 NOTICES TENDERS TENDERS NOTICE I JABATANPERDANAMENTRI "company™** fksWE? PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN nottpp is Hvwirwv nn,rv iH^t3fV TAWARAN ada-lah dl-pelawa thol rh.,? o v "Jp*™^ JP^EN daripada Gudang2 dan kedal2 un- p C h^' p k Chuan of No. 620. tok merabekalkan 'atan2 jamuan u» ,ri^ f d> .K Slngap re> S
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      777 18 PUBLIC APPOIN I MLIX BANK NEGARA MALAYSIA (Central Bank of Malaysia) Applicants are invited from citizens of Malaysia for appointment to the following positions ln Bank Negara Malaysia: ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT: Duties: Administration and banking generally. Qualifications: An honours degree from a recognised university or acceptable professional qualification. Salary Scale: $600
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      575 18 TENDERS TENDER HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT Tenders will be received at th. DA aon Office of the Director of Public BUAKU Works, High Street. Singapore, Tenders are Invited for EREC- U P 1( > of Friday, 25th June. TION AND COMPLETION of 1 196S 'or the:-810.-k of 2-Storey Shops with "Purchase
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      793 19 THE OMNIBUS SERVICES LICENSING AUTHORITY ORDINANCE, 1956. It is hereby notified that application has been made by the undermentioned company to the Omnibus Services Licensing Authority for the substitution of Service No. 1 Limited Stop by the following Service No. 1A via Orchard load and South Bridge/ New Bridge Roads:—
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      754 19 THE OMNIBUS SERVICES LICENSING AUTHORITY ORDINANCE, 1956. It is hereby notified that application has been made by the undermentioned company to the Omnibus Services Licensing Authority to deviate that part of IU Limited Stop Service No. 18A which at present runs via Paya Lebar Road so that it runs via
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      767 19 NOTICES THE OMNIBUS SERVICES LICENSING AUTHORITY ORDINANCE, 1956. It is hereby notified that application has been made by the undermentioned company to the Omnibus Services Licensing Authority to extend its Service No. to Telok Kurau as lollows:— THE SINGAPORE TRACTION CO. (1964) LTD. Service No. 15— Telok Kurau and Change
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      810 19 NOTICES THE OMNIBUS SERVICES LICENSING AUTHORITY ORDINANCE, 1956. It is hereby notilied that application has been made by the undermentioned company to the Omnibus Services Licensing Authority to deviate its Service No. 27 in Frankel Estate as lollows:— THE SINGAPORE TRACTION CO. (1964) LTD. Service No. 27 Opera Estate and
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      811 19 NOTICES THE OMNIBUS SERVICES LICENSING AUTHORITY ORDINANCE, 1956. It is hereby notified that appll- V cation has been made by the v undermentioned company to the C Omnibus Services Licensing Au- thority to deviate its Service No. 25 via Kaliang .Estate as fol- f lows: THE SINGAPORE TRACTION CO. (1964)
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      836 19 NOTICES THE OMNIBUS SERVICES LICENSING AUTHORITY ORDINANCE, 1956. It is hereby notified that ap--3 lie at ion has been made by the mdermentioned company to the 3mnibus Services Licensing \uthomy to extend its Service So. 7 to MacPherson Estate as [ollows:THE SINGAPORE TRACTION CO. (1964) LTD. Service No. 7 Shenton
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      827 19 NOTICES THE OMNIBUS SERVICES LICENSING AUTHORITY ORDINANCE, 1956. It is hereby notified that application has been made by the underwentioned company to the Omnib.is Services Licensing Authority to deviate part of its Service No. 12 lrom MacPherson Estate via Jalan Besar, North Bridge /New Bridge Roads and Maxwell Road, (to
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      730 19 NOTICES THE OMNIBUS SERVICES LICENSING AUTHORITY ORDINANCE, 1956. It is hereby notilied that application has been ma^e by the unoermentiontd company lo the Ommbu: Sen Ice* Licensing Authority tr deviate it.-, s t 14 to include Moulmein (Jniß M lollows: THE SINGAI'OIth nUit IIO.N CO. LTD. Service No. 14 Kirn
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      248 20 Another world mark by Clarke 10,000 METRES IN 28MIN 14SEC HELSINKI, Thurs. Australian Ron Clarke continued his record breaking performances here last night when he sliced 1.6 sec off the world record for the 10,000 metres. He covered the distance in 28min Msec, r In the past 12 days ICiarke
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      SOCCER SHEFFIELD UNITED WIN 3-2 IN HONG KONG
      182 20 SOCCER SHEFFIELD UNITED WIN 3-2 IN HONG KONG HONG KONG. Thur&.—8hetfield Umt«d. the English First Division soccer team, yesterday beat a Hong Kong P.A. XI 3-2. At halfiime. me score was 1-1. Sheffield United have Just completed a tour of New Zealand. In BUDAPEST. Fe-enc Varas of Hungary beat Manchester
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      Lock icon CRICKET Jamaican Headley scores 72 for Worcs
      176 20 CRICKET Jamaican Headley scores 72 for Worcs LONDON. Thurs. Rain again played havoc with the Eng- lish county cricket programme yesterday, but at Worcester, the i county champions. Worcestershire luui nearly a full day's play iieiiinst Middlesex. Fewer than 300 spectators saw Worcestershire scorr 195-4 by the I 'nose. Of
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      Lock icon NY order to Giardello
      84 20 NEW YORK. Thurs— Boxer Joey Olardello has been informed by I the New York Siate Athletic Commission that he must sign a con- I tract by July 6 for a title flgh* atrainst Dick Tiger of Nigeria, or j lose his world middleweight tltl*. Oiardello. who
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      211 20 Isle of Man T.T. REDMAN IS Ist WITH HATTRICK of DOUBLES DOUGLAS (lile of Mam. Thurs. Jim Redman of Rhodesia crowned a record-breaking day it the Tourist Trophy races here yesterday when he won the 350 cc race a: an averpge speed of 100.72 m p.h (162.09 kp> It was
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      46 20 KLUANG. Ttiurs Two Kluanu district footballer* who fought in the knockout final here laM month i wore each suspended for two j months by the Kluanjr District FA I Disciplinary Board iwliiiifaj They j «re Yon Nastr of Rcvertrx and i SuDDiah of PWD.
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      471 20 WIMBLEDON RUSSIA'S PROMISE WILL BE PUT TO TEST IN ROUND ONE LONDON. Thurs.— The Soviet Unions promise not to involve politics in tennis will be put to an early test i in the first round of 1 the Wimbledon cham- pionships next week. Toomas Lejus. the Russian No. 1. was
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      141 20 BADMINTON KIWIS TO TOUR AUSTRALIA IN JULY PERTH. ThUn. A New Z*«_ land badminton teajfl <ii lour men and four women will tour Australia, next month. The team will leave on July 9 in two groups, one to visit Brisbane. Sydney and Melbourne and the other Adelaide. Perth and Hobart.
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      718 20 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE THE TOWN BOARDS AUTHORITY ENACTMENT (118) TENDER NOTICE Notice I Oder Srrlion 131 Hill MM Mif united for the No i? of Alocrom- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Aluminium Sheet* Ac- unc er Section 137 of the Town NMMie* and Perspex Roof Lights Board, Enactment that Draft
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      375 20 TENDERS THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY TENDER NOTICE IKNDERS ure Invited for the construction of Hardstaudlng. Culverts and Rail Track Foundation* at Oale No. 4. Tender documenu may oe obtained from tne office oi' the Port Engineer. The Port of Singapore Authority, against the receipt for a tender deposit of
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      The 'Little Olympics'
      492 21  -  ERNEST FRIDA: 11 ASIAN COUNTRIES WILL SEND MORF THAN 2.000 COMPETITORS FOR SPORE FESTIVAL OF SPORT By Singapore Thursday I Thursday PLEVEN Asian countries will send competitors for the Singapore Governmentsponsored Festival of Sport here from July 29 to Aug. 9. More than 4,000 men and women
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      CHAMPIONS BID PERAK FOR TITLES
      97 21 CHAMPIONS BID PERAK FOR TITLES IPOH, Thurs. Several Malaysian champions are among the 37 competitors for the Perak Open weightllftlng championships at the St. John Ambulance Hall here on Saturday. They Include lightweight Cheah Sek Tone, middle-heavy Harban Singh. light-heavy Yap Meng Soon, flyweight Chu» Heng Woo tall of Selangort
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      30 21 ALOR STAR. Thurs. KedahPerlis contingent Police will hold their annual athletics championships in two sessions (from 8.30 am. and 7 p.m.) at the Stadium Darul Aman here tomorrow.
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      222 21 SOCCER 1 1 BY MANSOOR RAHMAN KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Malaysian Armed Forces soccer team leave by plane on Saturday morning for their oneweek tour of the Borneo states. Th« 21 -member team will be accompanied by three officials. They will play four
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      290 21  -  F. EMMANUEL C'WEALTH GAMES By Kuala Lumpur, Thursday Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, today appealed as the Olympic Council of Malaysia president to all interested sports bodies to start training for the Commonwealth Games at Kingston, Jamaica in August next year Tun
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      31 21 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Malaysian Police inter-contingent south zone quadrangular hockey championship between Selangor, Negri Sembllan. Malacca and Johore will be held at Ourney Road from tomorrow to Sunday.
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      52 21 YEOH Kean Hua, an Ipoh lawyer who won the Perak Junior singles badminton title, receives his trophy from Mrs. Lim Kean Hooi, wife of the president of the Perak Badminton Association, on Sunday night. Kean Hua beat Ooi Kirn Seng 15-8, 9-15. 15-8 in the final.—
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      79 21 IPOH. Thurs. Twenty teams representing seven states and the Armed Forces will compete in the Malaysian Hockey Federation's six-a-side tournament on the Municipal Padang here on Saturday. They are from Perak (five teams), Selangor (four), Armed Forces (three), Pahang (three), Singapore (two), Negrl Setnbilan (one), Kedah
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    158 22 SAIGON. Thursday. OEVEN people will be publicly executed in Saigon as a warning to the public that the military regime means what it says about clamping down on terrorism, treason, corruption and speculation in South Vietnam. I A U-shaped heap of sandbags Bft. high has
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    50 22 JAKARTA. Thurs. President Soekamo today attended the annual conference of Indonesian regional naval commanders at the naval base of Kartika Bahari. near Jakarta. Earlier, the President held talks with the naval commander, RearAdmlral Eddy Martadinata. at the palace. It was not known what they discussed— Reuter.
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