The Straits Times, 24 June 1965

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 145,000 ATIONAL LIBRARY, The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY. JUNE 24. 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    Airliners buzzed: Minister orders a probe
    291 1 £l\\L\ LUMPUR, Wed. The Minister of Transport. Dalo Haji Sardon bin llaji Jubir, is making inquiries into reports that planes approaching or taking off from Singapore have been buzzed or shot ;il over the RhlO Islands. The latest report from Canberra said the pilot
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    Algerian envoy's surprise call
    713 1 Premiers stand by 'put off Algiers talks' decision LONDON, Wednesday AN Algerian special envoy one of two emissaries sent to London by Col. Houari Boumedienne to persuade the Commonwealth Afro-Asian Prime Ministers to attend the Algiers conference as scheduled on June 29 called at the Ritz
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    Lock icon Boycott won't stop summit: Emissary
    393 1 Boycott won 't stop summit: Emissary I ONDON. Wed. The Afro-Asian conference will be held in Algiers as planned despite a threatened boycott by the 13 Commonwealth Afro-Asian countries, two Algerian special envoys announced here today. The announcement was made by Mr. Mohamed Kellou. Algerian Ambassador to Prague, and Mr.
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    Tengku's illness: It's shingles
    348 1  -  LEE SIEW YEE: HE MAY HAVE TO ENTER HOSPITAL TODAY From LONDON Wed. AN attack of shingles prevented Tengku Abdul Rahman from attending a banquet given by Queen Elizabeth for the Commonwealth Prime Ministers at Buckingham Palace yesterday. Me will probably be admitted to a London
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS MOSCOW REJECTION
    50 1 STOP PRESS MOSCOW REJECTION LONDON. Wed. Russia formally turned down request that Common wealth's summit Vietnam peace mission should be rocei\ed in Moscow, authoritative sources said here today Reuter LB.I TO M)I»KI.SS I N WAMDNGTON. Wed. President Johnson will address MM Nations anniversary meetinc in San Francisco on Friday Reuter.
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    A 'first' in trade with Reds
    157 1 A 'first' in trade with Reds Xl ALA LUMPUR, Wed. multimillion dollar ijl-.ivs factory is being imported here from ;< Communist country Czechoslovakia. The Cabinet today approved the application of the Mala ya n Glass Manufacturing Corporation to purchase the entire plant from Czechoslovakia. APPROVED Speaking to reporters after the
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Ben Bella flown to southern Sahara
      291 2 MANY APPEALS FOR MERCY SENT TO NEW REGIME ALGIERS, Wednesday for mercy for 45- -> car-old Ben Bella, deposed as a "diabolical dictator", were sent from various quarters today to the new Algerian regime headed by Colonel Houari Boumedienne. Thrre was still no official
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      Lock icon ONLY SIX ARRESTED—NOT HUNDREDS, SAYS COUNCIL
      211 2 ONLY SIX ARRESTED— NOT HUNDREDS, SAYS COUNCIL I tne high treason of Ben Bel- la. misappriation of public funds, demagogy and fractionalism. Meanwhile, Mr. Bachir Boumaza. Algerian Minister of Industry and Power, was in his office today and his spokesman dismissed as "absurd" foreign Press re- ports that he had
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      Lock icon Third day of student riots in Seoul
      102 2 tKOII. Wed. Riot police fired teargas shells in a clash with about Mhi stone-throwing university students today the third day of demonstrations, rallies and hunger strikes protesting I at the normalisation of diplomatic relations with Japan. The students accused the Government of making
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      Lock icon Ceylon signs pact to repay foreign oil firms
      235 2 Ceylon signs pact to repay foreign oil firms f OLOMBO, Wed.— An V/ agreement for compensation of 55 million rupees (about US$ll million) to foreignowned oil companies was signed here yesterday. Under the agreement, Shell Oil received first instalment payment of 6.7 million lupees. Esso 3.5 million and Caltex three
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      Lock icon Mine kills two
      30 2 SAIGON. Wed. Two U.S. Marines were killed yesterday when their jeep hit a Vietcong land mine buried in a rtmd some eight miles west of Danang. Reuter.
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      Lock icon SOEK TURNS 800 BOYS ON INDIAN EMBASSY
      182 2 SOEK TURNS 800 BOYS ON INDIAN EMBASSY JAKARTA, Wednesday. 2,000 Indonesians singing revolutionary songs and shouting anti-India and anti-"imperialist" slogans demonstrated outside the Indian Embassy here this morning in protest against India's open support for Malaysia's participation at the Afro-Asian con- ference. The demonstration was raucously loud but peaceful although
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      Lock icon Sock's bodyguards off to Algiers
      93 2 Sock's bodyguards off to Algiers JAKARTA, Wed.— Brif.Gen. Sabur. chief of the presidential security guards, and Brig.-Gen. Sudirgo. chief of the Military Police Corps, today left for Algiers to make preparations for the arrival of President Soekarno there. It was learned that the two officers were to study security arrangements
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      Lock icon Relations better, so US resumes food aid to Egypt
      166 2 Relations better, so US resumes food aid to Egypt WASHINGTON, Wed. President Johnson has approved the shipment of U. 5.537 million worth, of surplus American food to Egypt, ending a sixmonth suspension of the aid imposed because of U.S.-Egyptian disputes. A State Department spokesman, questioned about the President's decision said:
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      Heat wave toll
      24 2 NEW DELHI. Wed— Three men died of heat-stroke here yesterday, bringing the toll in New Delhi's 10-day-old heat wave to 18.
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      Lock icon HK Labour Party wants self-rule
      159 2 ffONG KONG. Wed— The Labour Party of Hong Kong yesterday called on Britain to give the colony a measure of self-govern-ment. Officials of the party who refused to disclose the number of its members but who claimed to represent an "estimated" 90 per cent of
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Industry's concern over curb on oversea investment
      302 3 Industry's concern over curb on oversea investment LONDON, Wednesday. r piF president of the Federation of Britisli Industries (FBI), Sir Peter Runga. yesterday expressed industry's "deep concern" on the Government's proposals to curb oversea investment by private enterprise. He stressed that foreign investment was closely linked with exports, a view
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      Lock icon Turks fire on Greek post
      50 3 NICOSIA. Wed Turkish Cypnots i>t Mandria in western Cyprus opened fire on Monday on Oreck Cypriot national Guardmen manning a post at a nearby Greek Oypriot village, a Government communique said yesterday. Nobody was injured and the fire mi not returned, the communique said. UPI.
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      THROUGH BULLETS IN A STOLEN BUS TO FREEDOM
      188 3 VIENNA. Wed. A v 23-year-old Hunga- rian stole a Government bus and crashed it j I through a wooden bor- der barrier to reach I freedom in Austria uni der a hail of Commu- 1 nist bullets on Monday night, Austrian police
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      Four tourists seek asylum
      50 3 I STOCKHOLM, Wed. Pour I Czech tourists, who left the East German passenger ship Volkerfreundschaft here on Monday, yesterday asked for political asylum, the police said. They have been given permission to live In Sweden for three months pending a decision on their applications for asylum.-
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      Lock icon Aida starts a protest by 2,000 students
      162 3 CHICAGO. Wed Sonu I 2.000 nigh school .student." Miied a noisy demonstra i tion here yesterday because the Grand March from Verdi's ooera Aida wa< selected a.*- the processional lor tonight's graduation ceremonies The students, wlio attend Hyd( r.irk Hipli School, are most!>
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      Lock icon The four corners of earth do exist, says scientist
      278 3 The four corners of earth do exist, says scientist nSLO. Wed. Satel- lites have sent back measurements to show the earth has four corners, an American scientist said yesterday. Dr. R. B. Kmrshncr, leader ol a research programme at Johns Hopkins University. Baltimore, .-aid hi.s team had discovered that the
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      YUL GIVES UP HIS AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP
      126 3 YUL GIVES UP HIS AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP lI7ASHINGTON, Wed. Actor Yul Brynner j (above* renounced his American citizenship by I taking an oath at the American Embassy at Berne, Switzerland last month, the State Depart- ment disclosed today. Earlier, he had said in Jerusalem, where he is mak- ing a film,
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      Space men nominated for promotion
      139 3 WASHINGTON. Wednesday. PRESIDENT Johnson yesterday nominated astro- nauts Walter M. Schirra Jr. and John W. Young for promotion to captain and commander respectively in the Navy. The President's action apparently advanced the prospective promotions for th« two naval officers by several weeks. Schlrra orbited the
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      Lock icon Girl's body 4 months in ear boot, say police
      94 3 Girl's body 4 months in ear boot, say police I OS 4MGELBB. Wed Murder (liurgcs h.ive been filed against William Charles Schnurr, 27. after the finding nf the body of a barmaid in the trunk of his car on Sunday. The Anahein District Attorney. Mr. Kenneth Williams, yesterday filed the
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      Caution label on cigarette packets under new U.S. law
      118 3 WASHINGTON. Wed. The House of Representatives yesterday passed legislation to require that cigarette packages carry a warning label that smoking may be hazardous to health The measure, approved by volet ote. was similar to one passed bj .he Senate last week.
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      Lock icon Selznick of 'Gone with the Wind' fame dies
      234 3 Selznick of 'Gone with the Wind' fame dies HOLLYWOOD. V\ cd. Mr. David O. Selznick. producer of the all-time classic "Gone with the Wind", died of a heart attack yesterday at Mt. Sinai Hospital. He was 63. Mr Selznick was conferring with his attorney. Mr. Barry Brannen. in Beverly Hills'
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      Lock icon Investment pays off: Elizabeth gets her man
      164 3 Investment pays off: Elizabeth gets her man HOLLYWOOD. Wed. Elizabeth Ashley's 1.5.530.000 investment paid off yesterday: She has an engagement rinc from actor George Peppard. Last year she paid the money to buy her way out of Broadway's "Barefoot in the Park" so that she could join Peppard in London.
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      Lock icon Lana's sixth marriage
      53 3 j ARLINGTON (Virginia). Wed.— I Actress Lana Turner today wed her btxth husband, a 34-year old flint I production businessman tn a pri- vate ceremony here. 1 The 45-year-o!d Miss Turner 1 married Mr. Robert Eaton in the home of the bridegroom's lather retired naval captain W
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      Just fancy that...
      57 3 BIRMINGHAM. Wed.— Work stopped at a major car components plant hcrr yesterday because a youni; girl clerk refused to pay arrears of union dues. Sheila McNally. 25- -yrar-old wanes clerk, refused a union demand for ViO for reinstatement of her membership in the Transport and General Workers
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    CAR PARK CASE: REPORTER FREED
    405 5 Magistrate: Attendants have no right to sit back and enjoy themselves SINGAPORE, Wednesday. f \\l! park attendants hud no right to sit back and enjoy themselves while drivers of ears waited for their attention, a magistrate said in court today. Mr. Donald Yeo Hock Chwee.
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    20,000 not in school: Ong replies to Khir
    387 5 20,000 not in school: Ong replies to Khir SINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore's Education Minister, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, today reiterated that annually 20.000 children in Malaya failed to be admitted into Standard One of primary schools. This figure, he pointed out. was ba.-iPd on answers given by the former Federal Education
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    100 children entertained
    52 5 SINGAPORE Wed -Nearly 100 children of the Princes* Eli7abeth School for the Blind. Johore B..ni'i wen entertained at SinWpoM Naval Base by the Naval Bd^e Group of the British Red ."-ocietv yesterday The children attended a party, the cost of which was met by ihe Naval Base.
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    Free film shows
    42 5 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Ministry of Culture will give free film shows a; 7.30 p.m. tomorrow at the Ping Ming School in Van Kit Village, the Canberra Padang at the Naval Base, and the Tao Khoon School at Kranji Road
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    Night firing practice at Blakang Mati
    62 5 SINGAPORE. Wed- The 2 10 Gurkha Regiment will be carrying out night firing practice at the south-east coast of Pulau Blakang Mati at 5 a.m. tomorrow. Small arms live ammunition and 2-inch mortar flares will be lired. The public are advised not to be
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    Various uses of mathematics
    47 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The National Library Is currently holding a mathematics exhibition in the entrance foyer, which depicts the various uses of mathematics in business and industry. Most of the books displayed are available for home reading. This exhibition will continue until July 3
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    EXTENSION WORK AT NGEE ANN TO GO ON
    204 5 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. AFTER a four-hour meeting, the management committee of the Ngee Ann Kongsi today decided to authorise the immediate resumption of construction work on the suspended milliondollar extension for the Ngee Ann College's Department of Technology. Just before the meeting began
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    QUIZ FINALS AT THE VIC TODAY
    117 5 QUIZ FINALS AT THE VIC TODAY SINGAPORE. W«d The finals of the "Know Your Singapore" Quiz Competition will be held at the Victoria Theatre tomorrow at 7 p.m. The momhlong Quiz Is sponsor- ed by the Lions Club of Singapore, the Tourist Promotion Board. j the Ministry of Culture and
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    Dr. Lee off to Algiers
    65 5 SINGAPORE. Wed A crowd ol Barlsan So.sialis supporters at Singapore Airport tonight saw their chairman. Dr. Lee Slew Choh. off to Algiers to attend the AfroAsian conference. On his role as an observer at Algiers. Dr. Lee said: "I will be there to observe and
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    Raffia courses
    28 5 SINGAPORE. Wea— The Adult Education Board announced today that registration is DOT open for those who wish to enrol for two 'our-month courses on raffia work
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    1,000 cubs, scouters for annual Field Day
    113 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Boy Scouts Association will hold its ninth Cub Field Day at Jurong Park on Sunday. Some 1.000 cubs and scouters from 15 scout dis- tricts are expected to take part in this annual event styled "International Brotherhood." Highlights of
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    Boy didn't like school rules, so flees home
    486 5 MISSING 13-YEAR-OLDS HUNT FOR WORK IN SINGAPORE By CHEONG Y|P SENG SINGAPORE. Wed. Dread of strict school discipline and an urge to work forced a Kuala Lumpur school I boy to run away from home to Singapore. In a Singapore police station
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    Throw out the old 'phobias'—plea for blood donors
    365 5 Throw out the old 'phobias' plea for blood donors SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Health. Mr. Sia Kah Hui, today appealed to the public to discard old "phobias and superstitions" towards giving blood. Speaking at the medal presentation ceremony for 400 blood donors, including six women,
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    LEE INTERVIEW ON TV
    50 5 SINGAPORE. Wed Television Malaysia Singapore will telecast an interview with the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. by Mr. Gavin Young, of the London Observer over Channel Five at 9.10 p.m. tomorrow The interview will be repeated over Channel Five next Monday, at 10 05 pm.
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    TEACHER HAS JAIL TERM CUT TO A DAY
    158 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. A nine-month jail sentence imposed on Lim Choon Huat. a teacher, who was arrested during the disturbances here last July was today reduced on appeal to one day's Jail by the Chief Justice. Dato Justice Wee Chonn Jin. Lim. of
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    Japanese classes
    57 5 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Adult Education Board is oienm.<.liis Japanese language classes at ih« Beatty Integrated School e\eiv j Sunday, beginning on July 11 The course will be of four month* duration, and instruction will b* in Mandarin and English. The fee is MS. Further details can be obtained
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    $219,173 for kampongs
    100 5 SINCiAPOKK. Wed. —The I'rban and Rural Services Committee has just approved a total sum of $219,173 to be spent on new projects to improve the living standards of kam- j pong residents in 21 constituencies in the State. These project* will involve the rrpair and making up
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    Tun: We're ready to settle useless war
    192 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed I iT»HE acting Prime 1 Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. today reiterated Malaysia's willingness to settle Indonesia's "useless war' against her through third-party mediation or direct negotiations. The (Jovernmrnt. he siid would welcome efforts from any or all quarters to establish
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    POLICE HUNT KILLERS OF US SAILOR
    226 6 POLICE HUNT KILLERS OF US SAILOR SINGAPORE, Wednesday. JjURDER squad detectives today visited bars outside the port area, to track down the killers of an American seajnan found dead in a Tanjong Pagar lane yesterday. Police believe that robbery was the motive for the murder, and that the sailor. Robert
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    Parang man held
    47 6 PENA.NG. Vrd. Two Aettetives. tipped uff iliai a j clash was alwut ;o take place I near Hip Royal Tteatß i:i Maxwell Riari la<-' night, ruyhrd to Da ID Kdjrab m;ad ai'.d ;«rr< •> I'd v man i t n live parangs wrapped in paper.
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    Our co-op returns 'highest in Asia'
    111 6 VUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Co-operative investment returns are higher in MaI laysia than anywhere else I In Asia. Mr. John Wadllng of the Malaysian Unit Trust I Ltd.. told Rotarians here to- day. Speaking on "Co-operative Investment". Mr. Wadlir.g pointed oui i hat, returns were
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    Mosque for Limbang'
    24 6 Mosque for Limbang KUCHING. Wed. Limbang is to have a new mosque. It Will coil $13,000 and work will bee-n in wo months' time.
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    Missing waitress Susan is found
    168 6 - OINGAPORE, Wed. Bar waitress Susan Lim, 20. who mysteriously disappeared last Friday night, has been found. She Is now staying at one of the Social Welfare homes here, but the circumstances of her disappearance which caused a flurry of excitement and apprehension among her colleagues
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    Malaysia's Scout movement to expand
    191 6 Malaysia's Scout movement to expand I/ANGAR. Wed. Mulv laysia's Seoul moveI meat is to expand from 1 60.000 to 100.000 Scouts and Cubs to keep pact with [ho country's increasing population. The Chid Commissioner, Dalo Syed E.-a Alwee, announced this at i rally "f 1.500 Scouts and Cubs on the
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    Malaysian tour by Indian students
    100 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Nine members of the AllIndia Students' Congress arrived here today on a three-weeki tour of Malaysia sponsored by the Malaysian Government. They are: Mr. DaJJlt sen am^i (president of tho congn Vijf ndra Kumar Ja Rajlnder KummVirendra Suci. Mr. Vivo n Kuni..r
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    Stand united, Openg urges Limbang
    176 6 rptlE Governor of Sarawak, A Tun A bang Haii Openg. last night called on th^ people of Limbang to stand united and steadfast in their determination to merM any eventualities ca sed by enemies either fn i within or from without. Ttni Openg was speaking
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    The ghost trains that were real
    1597 7 The ghost trains that were real Some of the most baCSling mysteries oS the mechanical age have occurred on the railways.— like the diesel that started itself and terrorised a railroad, and the locomotive that crashed a bridge and vanished forever D I KING July 1!)4.">, railway employees al ;ill
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    Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE
    367 7 to the approach of the bridge and looked down. The creek had become a raging torrent. Then he noticed the bridge was swaying a little under the impact of the current on Its supports. Obviously there had been a cloud burst to the north. He was
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
    90 8 Jii tMtmtmm— TNI PAMrLY err ttm k*to Rev M -»*»<.« m >huk, iiilikmi ssa 11s Mil for MM' m nmn of tHI FAMILY OF -be Ate HU>a A I ItofMi tbwak retatm* and ruiili fnr •laaar i'rnt»ro enadtoirar«» *wa mmtmmmtr at her fwaeml •naei*. i i—Wi m »n« fHeaA*
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    IN MEMORIAM
    52 8 Pw* fff *rfi an w m tu»ii» arcMOtrr of ■>«■ t k *m)*k*ttT Amm wuu o*VLCT*a 7* «c gin i »w nil* i«d tvy ber ■*>'•■' IN maMMD BTCajORY Bfl wM Mi Mr a*jd Mm R. R Pnrger. <lepajrt«l lfr> ?4rn Jxa# 1W and :»fh M»» 104" Iy»-e
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    111 8 U W»r*t 111 'Mimtmum, THE NEW MELITTA Cofle* Maker I x K a winner everywhere Buy on* today and enjoy Melltta-nltered Honnafe cmtmeoUl btenda OLD BOYS INVITED to MCXX rxamoad Juoilee Celebrations DinnerDanoa Main College Hall p.m. Tickets available at door FIDIIAL PUBLICATION* LTD. kMtta all teachers and book
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      Decision In Algiers
      620 8 The main business of the preparatory meeting of AfroI Asian Foreign Ministers in Algiers today will be to decide j whether the Afro-Asian conference should be postponed. There would appear to be no better than an even chance of the full conference assembling next week, the prosipects
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      Smith's Choice
      363 8 Mr. Harold Wilson has steered the Commonwealth i Prime Ministers conference safely past the rocky issue of I Southern Rhodesia, successfully persuading his Afro- Asian colleagues to leave him I plenty of room for manoeuvre. The joint communique merely expresses the Premiers' hope that a way will be
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      Worth Trying
      200 8 For some remarkable reason I the Government's deliberations on a proposal to stagger lunch .hours Kuala Lumpur to lease traffic congestion are Does this mean ithe subject has been found vital to national security? Or that nothing is happening and no one wants to say so. This would
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    Opening Wimbledon to the professionals
    1072 8 Lawn Tennis Championships.' as the Wimbledon tour H nament is proudly called, have begun once again. The title is deserved, for Wimbledon is unique. It has better facilities, more glamour, bigger crowds and fatter profits than any other event of its kind in the world.
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      The feeling of citizenship
      400 8 I AM a Malaysian of Chinese descent. My family has lived in Malaya for the last 100 years or so. We have absolutely no more connection with China. My brothers and I went to English schools and among our friends we can count numerous Malays some
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      Surcharge
      78 8 I REFER to the letter headed "$1 Receipt 1 (S.T. June 2) and would request the "victim" to contact me auotin* the serial number of the Surcharge Notice issued in order to enable all doubts to be cleared. To avoid any misunderstanding In future. I would advise the "victim"
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      Legal coins
      34 8 ()NE cent coins are lrgal tender, yet conductors of the Sri Jaya Transport Co.. Ltd. refuse to accept them in payment for fare, and even scold the passenger concerned FARE Kuala Lumpur
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      Common market
      170 8 IN anticipation of the Malaysian common market, import restictions are being imposed on goods which supposedly are manufactured in thr Federation of Malaysia. The regulations can only have one result a stoppage of trade between the different parts, of Malaysia. Articles now on the restricted import list which
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    3 years for killing girl who 'was buried worse than a dog'
    545 9 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. O HAN Vow Seng, 40, unemployed, v-^was jailed for three years at the Assizes today by Mr. Justice Choor Singh for causing the death of his six-year-old step-daughter. Chan was found guilty after a three-day trial
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    PC's body is flown home
    72 9 IPOH. Wed— The body of Con•table Ja'afar bin Abdul Rani. 31, of th* No. 2 Police Field Force, waa flown back hera from Sarawak last night by an RMAF plans. P. C. Ja'afar collapsed and died after a heart attack In Slbu on Saturday. He
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    Blood donors' meeting
    42 9 KANGAR. Wrri.— The inaucural meeting of the Perils Blood Donors' Aaaodation. Khedulad for July 3, has bpi-n postponed to Jnly 11 The mpftir.K will mow be held •i. the Kannar Women.- Ir.stitut* tnctfad of in the Derma English School.
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    Husband-wife team heads S'ban Rotary
    60 9 SEREMBAN, Wed. Mrs. Natalie Vanar has been elected president of the Seremban Inner Wheel Club Other officials are: vicepresident, Mrs. Oaye Cheah (re-elected); secreUrj'. Mrs. Nancy Tan; treasurer. Mrs- Judy Lorkin (re-elected). Mrs. Vanar's husband is pre-sident-elect of the Rotary Club here. Both husband and
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    Gift of films
    40 9 KUALA LUMPUR Wed i Eleven medical tilms will be preaentad to tho Facui'v of Medicine. Univer.-ity of Malaya, tomorrow by the Australian Hieh CommLssioner here Mr. TK Critchley. on behalf of the Medical Graduates Associatio.i of AuatraUa
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    Factory opening
    32 9 SINOAPORE. Wed— The chairman of :he Economic Development Board. Mr. Hon Sul Sen wi'.l open the Singapore Qal- vanislng Industries Ltd. factory I la Jurong at A p.m. on Friday.
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    Bad luck if old signboards are taken down?
    211 9 Bad luck if old signboards are taken down? KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Shopkeepers here believe that taking down their original Chinese signboards will bring them bad luck. That is the reason why many of them haye two signboards one in the national language and the other In Chinese Mr. Henry Won*,
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    Teachers meeting
    39 9 BATU PAHAT. Wed— Johore's Chief Educa*ion Officer. Mr. T«n Teilt Bena. will open the annual mee'irft ol the Johore branch of the NatiosiHl Union of Colleer and Duv Training Centre Trained Teacher* in Muar on July 2
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    PAN-AM GETS SIX GIRL RECRUITS
    59 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Pan-American Airways has recruited six Malaysian girls as air hostesses for its international routes. They are: Miss Jenny Kit and Miss Joyce J. S. Dason. from Selangor; Miss Elizabeth I <>n c from Penang: Miss Teh Gaik Sim from Ipoh: Miss Elizabeth Thomas
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    Splash in mountain stream for a Ruler
    146 9 r.E Vans di-Pertuan Bes&r of Nerrl Sembllan (arrowed) celebratine mandl safar (rid dins; of bad luck) at a mountain stream at llu Bendol. 12 miles on the Seremban-Kuala Pilah road yesterday. He was In gmy spirits as he splashed in the cool stream
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    Pavitt: It's not unlawful to sail to Indonesia
    408 9 UNION ACCUSED OF DISTORTION CINGAPORES Director of Marine, Capt. J.A.L. Pavitt, said today tnat despite Indonesian confrontation. Malaysian registered ships can call at Indonesia without contravening any Malaysian law. He said Uil> In a statement in reply to an allegation by the
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    Fashion takes a trip to the towns
    612 10 Fashion takes a trip to the towns MAINLY FOR WOMEN After coverins somr I4W miles on a tnunns I fashion show the sight of a bullock curt is H sufficient to entice seven lovely models away from their convoy of modern comfortable fl estate cars in the hope of a
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    Now the translucent look
    82 10 Now the translucent look EVERY decade or M a woman changes the way she looks, for fashions in beauty vary just as much as they do in clothes. This time it Is the translucent look for women who want to keep right up to date. First essential for thLs new
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    111 10 Rouge. used high and round, is in a chameleon shade which takes on a natural look on the skin. Eyes will not be overaccented. Eye shadow will be soft blue, green, lilac or silver. Lipstick shades will be light but gleaming. To achieve this translucent look, it is important to
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    Ballet troupe due here
    116 10 Q NE of the brilliant infernational stars. Liana Dayde (below), will be prima ballerina when the Le Grand Ballet Classique de Franca performs at the National Theatre, r Singapore, on July 6, 7 and 8. Invited here by Singapore violinist and impresario Mr. Goh Soon Tioe,
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    BRACELETS FOR BRIDESMAIDS
    64 10 Thr Duke of Kent siartrrl it. Don Juan Carlos of Spain followed suit, and now the fashion for giving bridesmaids a gilt of a bracelet is gaining impetus As onp of Princess Sophia of Greece's bridesmaids Princeos Alexandra received a gold bracelet niM't .ih pearls which si.,
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    Indonesian consulate was biggest owner of property
    239 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. Of all the diplomatic missions in Singapore, Indonesia «M the biggest property owner, it was learnt here today. Besldr.-, the $4 million con-suiate-uenrral headauar•er<-. 'WiMna Indonesia", which was seized by the Malaysian Government early this week. the Jakarta Government 1* reported
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    'No' to appeal by Pulau Senang riot killers
    227 11 THKIR FATE NOW RESTS WITH THE PARDONS BOARD SINGAPORE, Wednesday rpHE fate of the 18 men, -L^hose appeal for leave to petition against their death sentence for murder and rioting on the penal settlement of Pulau Senang in July 1963 was rejected
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    Teachers' union lawyers write to Ministry
    255 11 Teachers' union lawyers write to Ministry PENANG, Wednesday. rvKE National Union of Teachers has sent, through A Its solicitors, a notice to the Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Education seeking the restoration of the former status of a woman teacher who had been "arbitrarily forced" into the unified teaching
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    Obscene photos
    58 11 SINGAPORE. Wai. A I watch and pen dealer. Tan Lianß Tins, was today fined SlOO or one month's iviil in a magistrate's court for having 48 obscene photognphs. Hi- court was told that Tan was caught by police showing the photographs to two urn in front of Shell
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    Master's degree for Malaysian
    59 11 SSREMBAN. Wed.— TUe State Veterinary Oilicrr Mr. A s. Lin-; pam. lias become the first Mal-.iv-' slan to be awarded a master's degree In veterinary science Iron' j the University of Queensland Mr. Llngam gained Mi decree at tlie university in Brisbane ana spent two years
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    Case made legal history when first heard...
    308 11 Case made legal history when first heard source, this was the first time so many men had been charged and convicted for the same capital offence. In March last year, after a marathon 64-day hearing, they were found guilty by a seven-man jury of the murder of Daniel Stanley Dutton,
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    'More land for the dead' appeal
    141 11 JPOH. Wed. More land should be provided for the dead, the Perak State Legislative Assembly was told here today in an adjournment speech. The request came from Mr. Ng Sin Yoon (All.Chemor) who said that at a previous meeting he had spoken about development
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    Lock icon Canners in London
    20 11 LONDON. Wed— Five Malaysian pireepple camiers arrived here yesterday to study British canned good* marketing methods. Reut*r.
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    The 'kitchen princesses'—by Khir
    160 11 The 'kitchen princesses by Khir r MUAR, Wednesday THE Federal Minister or Education Inche Monamed Khir Joharl. said yesterday ihat it would not be long before women diplomats could be ap- j pointed to represent Malay- I sla abroad 1 Speaking at the Parents Day celebration ot the Temenggong Ibrahim
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    Free rail pass plea is rejected
    133 11 Free rail pass plea is rejected IPOH, Wed.— The Perak A Government today rejected an Alliance back bencher's request that free railway passes be given to members to travel to Penang on holiday. Turning down the request by Mr. Ong Kay Seng (All.Kuala Dipang), Haji Hussein bin Haji Yaacob. a
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    Fittings stolen
    32 11 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Sanitary fittings valued at about $2,700 were stolen early yesterday from a store in a block of uncompleted flats in Persiaran Keliling. in the Joo Chiat housing estate
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    794 babies in May
    33 11 PENANG. Wed— A total of 794 babies were born here In May. I compared with 742 in the preceding morxth. There were 161 oeaths, compared with 147 In April.
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    Johore ban on two reporters is lifted
    108 11 Johore ban on two reporters is lifted lOHORE BAHRU, Wed. J The ban on the two Utusan Melayu reporters from covering meetings of the Johore Legislative Assembly has been lifted. Inche Ekhwan Nasser and Syed Omar bin All were told before the last meeting on May 29 that they would
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    Bedroom burgled
    40 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. Thieves scaled a wall to raid a l flour bedroom of Mrs. Yong Nam Seng's home In Walshe Road last night while the family was having dinner downstairs. They stole cash and Jewellery worth about $2,000.
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    Lock icon MILITARY CROSS FOR ACTION IN BORNEO
    110 11 T ONDON. Wed.— A British Marines officer, who led a charge against an enemy position on Sebatik Island after being wounded in one arm. has been awarded the Military Cross, the Defence Ministry announced last night. He is Lieut Robert Seeger, 28, serving with
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    Very soon Seng Fong
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    Lock icon will be able to run like any other boy
    181 11 will be able to run like any other boy PERTH, Wed, Fourteen-year-old Wong Seng Fong. of Kuala Kangsar, Perak, slowly swung his legs today as he sat quietly on the edge of his bed In the Royal Perth Hospital and thought about his future. Seng Fong. one of 11 children.
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    Obstacle course to stop customs getaways
    160 11 Obstacle course to stop customs getaways JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. J —The Customs here have set up an obstacle course for motorists at the causeway checkpoint to prevent anyone making a fast getaway without being checked. This is the result of two rerent incidents in which customs officers were given th*
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    The last 6 in 'Leaders of Tomorrow' contest
    118 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. Six finalists. Including two girls, from four States, will participate in the panMalaysian speach contest on Friday for the Leaders of Tomorrow's award. They are Miss Jayathl Roy and i Miss Puspha Sivam from Malaya, Wong Hong Sze and Albeit
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    Theft from shop
    26 11 I SINGAPORE, Wed. Thieve* ransacked Bob's Apparel Shop in East Coast Road last night and escaped with clothes and cash worth about $5,445.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    143 14 MELBOURNE. Wed. 'TRADING in industrials was alx most at a standstill with buying support light, and selective. Prices drifted lower In a narrow movement. Base metals and oils were quiet with prices barely steady. Mt. Isa was down 6d. to 375. Today* closing pnet wttb Tuesday* prices in
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    RUBBER PRICES
    248 14 JILV first grade rubber f.o.b. buyers ckmed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 71 'j cents per Ib., down three-eighths of a cent on Tuesday's closing level for the position. The tone was dull. R.A.S. and fM.RI closing prices in cents per Ib. yesterday:
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    231 14 June 23. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Boustead 13 cts. McAllsterW eta City D«v. 6 cts. M. Invt. 8 cts C 8. Holding 14 cts. N. Iron S eta. Uunlops 10 cts. O C.8.0. 14 eta. fc Smelting Kotnmana CU. 21 cts. ■'an B CU. i->-.o II cts «*l. Prop,
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    53 14 "THE present rate of the Malayan dollar against the pound sterling fixed on November 24 last year is Selling TT or OD 2a. 3 i:. Hid. Baying TT !>. i 1/IM. Buying OD 2s. 4 ld. The dollar is at its statutory middle position in relation to its
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    61 14 THE Malayan Exchange Banks- Atss- ciation made these rhangen In its ratal to merchants yesterday (all rates to 5100): Canada: huylnc. TT .151. airmail OD Mi, 90 d *l. 36 credit MB*, 36 1 16 trade lulls Selling TT or OO ready: Canadian dsllara M I Is); Oeuttcha
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    38 14 ONthe free oiohanie market id Hobi Kodk yemerday the U.S. dallar was quoted at 5.761 for T.T. and J. 75» for cash. Sterling waa quoted at 16.01 sod •no taol of told at 25»i. I i
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 14 June 23. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 71} cents (down three-eighths of a cent). TIN: $731.62} (down NJtt>. Inofficial estimated offering 230 tons (down ■n tons).
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    FABER UNION NOW REPORTS PROFIT ON OPERATIONS
    702 14 From Our Market Correspondent YET another of the more recently listed counters on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia has reported a profit. This is Faber Inion Ltd., a Singapore Property developer, which secured a listing just before the Indonesian landings last year and
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    STOCK INDIES
    25 14 Malayan Stock Indices June 22 June 23 'Industrials: 68.21 68.48 Tin! >: 85.17 85.37 S rubbers: 102.59 101.87 •Dec. 30, 1963—100 Dec. 29, 1962=100
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    834 14 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, with the number of the atMUW traded in brackets. INDUSTRIALS: Ounlopt U.M si.. c.'.DuO, tXJt; taao il.uOO. $1.47. (•so deb. ..Vi.muu. Jl.oi. $1 SL. Jl.Ul PL: Fed.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    135 14 cHIPS lyinit iloniamo in* tlniapcr* vJ larbour wharvit or •<p<cl*« tortay art: Prraldcol Monroe I/J, Kllen Bakk.- *< BejUM 10/11. Korrit Uil Lars Melinu r/Ifl, Rbtirnor IS. Bamora 111. samha- 21/22. Rar» ■M, Ihornuaard 2U/J< Ecuadorian K»eier ;n ;t'j. Kloiirta Maru M/M. NaKaura ktaru X< .Itj. Hintthlre
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    81 14 'THE Federation Minister of Finance has fixed these prices fur calculating customs dutirs for the period from .lunr 24 to June 30. Rubbrr TS'i cts a Ib. < opra $664 a ton. Coconut Oil 51.117K a ton. Palm Oil $834 a ton. Palm Kernel- |MUI a ton. The
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    Straits tin price is down by $4.62½
    269 14 THE price of tin in Penanf yesterday fell by >»<..'. to 5731.62} per picul. The London afternoon three months buyers' price bad fallen by £2 a ton. The estimated offering was 230 tons, down 20 tons. LONDON: Tin values, despite higher Penang advices,
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    66 14 MINEJE Produce Ijchjnse. llniaday: Coconut oil: bulk *b 4 ielleri. drum n Copra: June/July UK/Cootinent Popper. Muntok white MM ■BBBJL Sarawak white SiftJl nellern. tperial i garauak blark H27i tellera. Karhlrd LjtmpoDK black $I47|(N> seller! ASIA I SlOuiN) Milera. SMiaporo Coconut Oil Millorf Atioclation prio- I bulk 563.&0
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      803 15 I I THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Authority intends to sell by Public Auction at <0.00 a.m. on Wednesday. 30th June. 1965 at Godown 'A', certain cargo which, unless prrviou. :v claimed and delivered, will at that date have been In the Authority's premises
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      724 15 NOTICE PURSUANT to Section 29 of the Trustees Ordinance all persons Interested in or having claims against the estate of any of the deceased persons undermentioned whether as creditors, beneficiaries or next -of -kin are required to send particulars of their claims or interests to the undersigned Solicitors for the
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      782 15 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT IN SINGAPORE Suit No. 2184 of 1964 Between Ford Motor Company of Malaya Limited Plaintiff and Bee Guan Transport Construction Co. (sued as a firm) Defendants and 1. Yeong Sek Hong Ist named Third Party 2. Davamani Padavachl 2nd named Third Party s/o Kesava To
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      800 15 NOTICE FORMATION OF SINGAPORE ADVISORY BOARD A Meeting to consider the formation of a Singapore Traffic Advisory Board will be held at 5.15 p.m. on Friday, 25th June, 1965, at the Shell Theatrette, Collyer Quay, Singapore. The objects of the proposed Board are many but Its main function will be
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      432 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC Applications are Invited from candidates with a Pass Degree or an Honours Degree In Mathematics, Geography or Science for posts as Assistant Lecturers/ Senior Instructors in Navigation in the Nautical Department. Applicants must be able to read, write and speak the National Language fluently. The appointees
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      658 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: Requires (A) INSTALLATION INSPECTOR In salary scale $283 x Al6-331 plus variable allowance as payable from time to time. Qnaliacations: (I) Must have a minimum of 3 years' experience of Industrial and domestic low voltage electrical Installations; (II) Should hold
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      648 15 COMPANY THE MALAYAN CH SIR DOUGLAS W The Forty-Seventh Annual General Meeting of the Malayan Chamber of Mines was held on June '1 at 65. London Wall. London. E.C. In the course of his speech. Sir Douglas Waring. C.B E the chairman, said: Disposals from the United States strategic stockpile
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      580 15 MEETING AMBER OF MINES ARINGS ADDRESS The Third Agreement Is broadly the same in structure as tha present one. there being provision tor Export Control and the establishment of a BuSer Stock. The Bufler Stock, consisting ot the equivalent 01 20,000 tons, is to be called up in two stages,
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      OLYMPICSTYLE OPENING PLANNED
      229 16 SEAP GAMES KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A minia t I r e Olympic Games ceremony will mark the opening of the Third Seap Games at the Merdeka Stadium on Dec. 14, Dato Abdul Jamil bin Abdul Rais told a meeting of the Games Orga n i s ing
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      69 16 KINGSTON, wed I fn<^ countriM have inciic.itrd they will compete in next year's Comnton<vetilth Games here, according 'tt a tentative list of accep'«nres. TTie M are: Aden. Australia. BaIMMBM, Bermuda. British Bandana. Canada, England, Ohana. Hone Kone I>lc of Man, Jersey. Kenya. Malaysia. Mau\tm N>w Zealand
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      Wong: The fault is in mixture
      679 16 Wong The fault is in mixture FARRER PARK BITUMEN TRACK A WARNING KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday IF THE spikes ol running shoes did not sufficiently penetrate a track, it indicated a fault in its composition which made it too hard, veteran Malaysian athletics official Wong Chong Chow told Timesport today. Mr.
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      England two up in Test series
      467 16 England two up in Test series CRICKET I ONDON. Wod.- Eng- land opener Geoff Boycott and former England captain Ted Dexter added 126 in 135 minutes for the third wicket partnership and helped England to a seven-wicket victory over New Zealand in the Second Test at Lords yesterday. This win
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      RUNNERS-UP
      28 16 -INCIAPORE Wed We;,rnes tcday clinched the Singapore Business Houses FA Div 1 runners-i-p lxisinoi. hen they edaed Bonieii Motors 3-? in their third replay ti F»ner Park
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      SCHOOL MEET
      20 16 MALACCA Wed Malacca High School will hold their anI nun! athletic* champ. onships on 1 Saturday (2 p.m.).
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      HONG KONG CHINESE ARRIVE IN CAPITAL
      249 16 HONG KONG CHINESE ARRIVE IN CAPITAL- soccer 1/UALA LUMPUR. Wea. The Hong Kong OMMH socrer tt-iini flew in :odav lor their Ho Ho Cup Inter-part m;itch i'g.ur.st Mali.Vim Chine.sp at Ipoh on Saturday I e«UI x tile ti am 'o: 18 pfaqren and fight officials. nunau'T Cheun Kam Tim .-;<:
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      BUENO AND TRUMAN CLEAR Ist HURDLES
      815 16 WIMBLEDON LONDON. Wednnsdaj TiHERE were letr frills or thrills on a rain-marrtM A "Ladies' Day" at Wimbledon yesterday, but defending champion Maria Bueno of Brazil provided a touch of glamour in a smooth nrst-round win. For the second successive day. morning rain put eight
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      STATE MEET
      22 16 KOTA BHARU. Wed.— The Kelantan badminton championships will be held at the Malay Teachers Union Hall here on July 1-2.
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      218 16 I can't get leave to go to KL Poon MOTOR-RACING LIONG KONG. Wrd. 11 Racing driver Albrrt Poon claimed today that he was unable to gel leave from the Hong Kong Police Force to compete In the Ter.pku Abdul Rahman circuit races at Kuala Lumpur on July 3-4. But a
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      MLTA OFFICIALS
      46 16 MALACCA, Wrci. Malacca Lawn Tennis A-ssociution officials for 1965: President Tim Sect Wah; vice-presidents Bon Gomez. Chp\v Ghee Suing, and M. Nasarajiih: secretary Ngooi En Hmv; treasurer N. Subramaniam; con^ mittee members Tan Thean Hock, P.V. Jacob. Abdullah Lincha. Robert Lim and Hock Chve.
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      218 16 GOOD NEWS AT LAST! THE BOOKS ALL OUR MALAYSIAN SECONDARY SCHOOLS HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR CIVICS I FOR MALAYSIAN SECONDARY SCHOOLS 'Based on new syllabus approved by the Ministry of Education 1 BOOK ONE FOR FORM CIVICS IS GOOO CITIONE ZINSHIP BOOK TWO FOR K)RM CIVKS IS (OMMLTWO MTV SKHMCKS
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      311 16 Straits Times Crossword ACKUSS a stately home (8< 1. The good I can do with a 8 Something unexpected might smile 1 8). spur you to get up <8 5. See IS. IS. Problem: something wrong 9. Dial the speaking clock' «4-4). with the crockery <3-7> 10. Hurry in by
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      Lock icon Player now among the top ten
      124 17 Player now among the top ten GOLF PALM BEACH, Florida, Wed. South African Gary Player's victory in the United States Open propelled him into the season's top ten money-winning professionals on the U.S. golf circuit. Player, who gave his U5526,000 prize away, now ranks seventh on the earnings' .ibt. Issued
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      POSTPONED
      31 17 MALACCA. Wee— The Malacca Amateur F.A. have asked for a postponement of their Malaya Cup tie against Nreri Sembtlan scheduled to br played at Seremb;m (in Sunday Npgri have agreed.
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      219 17  -  Epsom Jeep ANOTHER YEAR OF RACING FOR GRAND NATIONAL COURSE RACING by ONDON, Wed.— Horse racing will continue at Aintree, the Grand National racecourse in Liverpool for another year while litigation continues. A spokesman for the Turf authorities said: "In view of the concern expressed over
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      Lombong Timah, Grand Pacific surprise
      1466 17 |{UALA LUMPUR, Wed. Lombong Timah, one of the New Zealand horses imported by the Selangor Turf Club two years ago, provided the biggest upset so far of the June meeting here today. Ridden by Subian Daluee, Lombong Timah led all the way over It to
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      Second win on tour for Forces
      84 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.—Malaysian Armed Forces soccer team scored the second victory of their current tour of the Borneo states when they defeated a Tawau side 6-2 at Tawau. According to a signal received today by Capt. P. Suppiah, secre- j tary of the Armed
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      PENANG LINE-UP
      49 17 PENANG. Wed— The Penang Malays soccer team to meet Johore Malays in the Sultnn.s' Cup final at City Stadir.m here on Saturday: Hassanu.«ciin Harun; Mohamed Nazari. Zainal Ghanl, Ibrahim Mydin. Jalil Che Din. Latiff Aziz: Hamzah Hakim. M. Abu Bakar. Zalnal Abidin Noor. Mustapha Mydln, Abu Hassan
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      ABANDONED
      41 17 TAIPING. Wed. The Taiplng League Dlv 2 soccer match between Thenavan Youths and No 2 Workshop was abandoned ten minutes from time when a fight broke out between two players and the crowd invaded the field. Thenavan were leading 3-1.
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      Gold Vase on Aug 15
      75 17 TPOH. Wed. The $20 000 Sul--1 tan's Oold Vase, the richest sprint in Malaysian racing, will be run over s*f straight on the last day of the meeting here on Aug. 8. 11 and 15. Distances for the meeting are: Class One 6f and s
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      DATE CHANGED
      25 17 SINOAPORE. Wed. The Johore Bahru district AAA annual sports me«t will be held on June 27 at Johore Bahru Instead of June 24.
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      73 17 SYDNEY. Wed. Sydney trainer T. J. Smith has set up a British Commonwealth record for the amount of stake money won by his horses in one season. His horses have won A£148,384 (about $1,000,000) in stake money, and this beats Newmarket trainer Noel Murless' record
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      Sultan to attend Cup game
      109 17 Sultan to attend Cup game TPOH, Wed. The Sultan of 1 Perak will present the Ho Ho Cup after the inter-port soccer match between Malaysian Chinese and Hong Kong Chinese at Stadium Perak here on Saturday (kickoS 8 p.m.). The Malaysian Chinese team will be from Teh Cheng Lee (Selangor)
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    Closure of bank may lead to no trade with China: Lee
    839 18 Closure of bank may lead to no trade with China: Lee SINGAPORE. Wad THE Prime Minister of Singapore. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today suggested that the Central Government should consider the long-term implications of its proposal to close down the Bank of China here when its licence expires in August.
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    102 18 MRS. FONC BEAU MAN aged «6 mother of Kirn Winn Noon. Men* hlani;. Heap. Stiani:. Mrs. C. 8. l>nne. M.idnm Pfcag I'honn Wnh cm 1 fi. >'..■> Kunornl »t Bidadarl L'6-K-itt 4 p m. K. RAMALINGAM K.I Ted Paymaatw f U.S. I 'her of CarthiCMU Haiitwmnn. Punthart I PUI
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    121 18 No holds barred prison farm probe SYDNEY. Wed. Police are investigating reports that convicts at a New South Wales prison farm have been seeing girl friends f and carrying out largescale robberies and car thefts, the Sydney Sun reported today. The newspaper said the police believe that a group of
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    Detainee released, looks forward to honeymoon
    349 18 Detainee released, looks forward to honeymoon KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Mr. Albert Lim Shee Finn. 34. a former Barisan Sosialis central executive committee member, has been released after 23 weeks' of detention and is looking forward to an uninterrupted honeymoon." He was picked up by Special Branch officers at his house
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    Ghazali one of five VIPs
    58 18 LONDON. Wed— The Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of External Affairs, Dato GhazaU Shafle, has been appointed to the committee formed to draft the final communique of the Commonwealth Premiers' conference. The chairman of the committee is Sir Burke Trend of Britain and the other
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    U.S. night raids
    24 18 SAIGON. Wed— The U.S. military headquarters today reported two night raids against targets in the southern portion of North Vietnam— UPl.
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    346 18 LONDON. Wed— The stock mar- kets were In rather better form today, continuing yesterday afternoon's slightly firmer trend, however, gains were small, and leading Industrials and oil shares often eased back from their best levels. Business contracted further and the undertone remained uncertain. The main feature of the
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    50 18 LONDON. Wed— Spot 21 s ,d.. July 21 '..d Aug. 21 ad.. Sept. 21 7 16d July Sept. 21 '-d.. Oct Dec 21 ',d.' Jan March 21 \d. April June 21 5 16d July Sept. 213 16d Oct Dec. 21 ',d. cXf. July 21 d.. Aun. 21d. Tone Quiet
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    23 18 LONDON. Wed —Buyers £1435 »elle^ £1440. Forward buyers £1432... sellers £1437... Settlement £1452'- Turnover a.m. 195 tons, p.m 80 tons Tone- Easier
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    196 18 COLOMBO. Wednesday I ROMAN CATHOLIC priest who says he found his celibacy a "martyrdom" is planning to return lo lav life and many ;i beauty queen. Father Noel Crusz. 41. wants to marry 23-year-old schoolteacher Manel De Silva, Miss Ceylon
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    Road, rail neglect in Borneo: Tan on the problems ahead
    291 18 Road, rail neglect in Borneo: Tan on the problems ahead JESSELTON, Wednesday. JMII-; Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Siew Sin. List night stressed the need for "imaginative planning" 20 to years ahead to cope with the acute lack of communications facilities in both Sabah and Sarawak. Speaking at a dinner given
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    45 18 Drought— so herds shot BRISBANE. Wed— Farmers in one of Australia's most fertile dls- trlct.s Darling Downs are shoot- < ing .some of their dairy herds to save ihem from starving from drought. The droiuht is one of the worst ever in the State of Queensland.
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    84 18 Health Ministry warning to cattle owners SINGAPORE. Wed— The Health Ministry has warned c.ittle owners that they have another week In which to remove cattle from the restricted area to licensed cattle sheds in the non-restricted area. Action will be taken against cattle owners without further notice for keeping such
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    67 18 SINGAPORE, Wed Nomination day for candidates in the Hcag lim LetWathre ftanrmblj hy-clectinn is next Wed nesdav. June M, at the Victoria Mtawiial Hall between 11 a.m. and mm The llon« l.im scat iv tin AaaeaiM) uas made vacant by the restcnatkni <>f its inttnlxr. Mr. On;
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      47 18 Highest and lowest temperature* in Malaysia lor the period 8 p.m. Tuesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest l.««Kt Kuala Lumpur 90 75 Kola Bharu 88 73 Penang 90 73 Ipoh !i] 73 Malacca Ht; 73 Singapore Bti 72 C. Highlands 55 Jesselton 88 7b Kuchii.e 80 73
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