The Straits Times, 30 June 1965

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 145,000 NATIONAL lIBRARY. The Straits Times Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    Lock icon We're at war says Sir Robert
    465 1 LONDON, Tues.—Australian Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzif\s said in London last night about the Vietnam situation: "We are at war, don't let's make any mistake about it." Up told the annual dinner of the Australia Club that uno must either defend trcociom In Vietnam
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    To meet again
    368 1 Razak and Lee discuss 'a number of fundamental issues' for nearly two hours Talks with Tengku when he returns Kuala LUMPUR, Tuesday TUN Abdul Razak and Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, had "frank and straightforward" talks lasting nearly two hours today on "a number of
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    Grenade found near Kuching airport
    83 1 Grenade found near Kuching airport KICHIMi. Tues. A live hand-grenade was found placed on the road at the entrance to Kurhini; airport this evening. It is believed to be a sabotage attempt as the road leads to a large military base adjacent to the airport. .303 rifle bullet was found
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    Lock icon New Guinea border plan
    102 1 JAKARTA. Tues. President Soekarno lias named a committee to work with Australian authorities m marking the boidering areas each controls on the island of New Guinea, it was iearned today. New Guinea, the second largest Island in the world, is divided into the territory of Papua
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    Local Reds 'heavily involved'
    505 1  -  REINFORCEMENTS ESCAPE ROUTES SEALED WITH From GEOFFREY GELDARD: KUCHING, Tuesday LOCAL Communists were heavily involved in the terror raid on the Kuching-Serian road on Sunday night, it was reliably learnt today. A police spokesman told me that interrogations and investigations today had shown that many more
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    MTUC to Govt: Lift ban on strikes
    146 1 MTUC to Govt: Lift ban on strikes KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Malaysian Trades Union Congress today asked the Central Government to lift or "freeze" the recently-imposed ban on strikes and restrictions on other forms of industrial action. The request was made by MTUC officials, who met the Minister ot Labour.
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    Lock icon Plot to bomb Embassy?
    42 1 COPENHAGEN. Tues. Danish police last night arrested two men who allegedly planned to explode a bomb at the US Embassy in Copenhagen, the paper Ekstrabladct reported today. A police .-.pokesman refused to confirm or deny the report. UPI.
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    Tengku—good news
    73 1 Tengku— good news KI'ALA H/MPI'K. Tuev Tengku Abdul Rahman will be up from bed in the London Clinic in 10 days time, the Minister of Sabah Affairs and Civil Defence. Dato Stephens said today. Dato Stephens returned from the Common- wealth Primp Mirmtrrs conference today. In London, the Trngku s
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    Lock icon Protest by 3,000
    68 1 SEOUL. Tues. More than 3.000 students took part in demonstrations some violent in Seoul today in protest against the signing of the treaty normalising South Korea's relations with Japan. A group of 300 high school students demonstrated outside the United States Embassy here chanting anti-treaty slogans, while
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    Lock icon Papuan progress
    33 1 UNITED NATIONS i New York > Tues The United Nations This- leeship Council has approved a report callii.g on Australia to give Papuans more responsibility and authority (or their own administration. Reuter.
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    Wanted man shot and held
    305 1 Wanted man shot and held '< SINGAPORE, Tues. Chew Kirn Lin. 25, wanted by the police for six months, with v $2,000 reward offered for his arrest, was shot in the right thi^h and captured by a detective in a Geylan-* backlane today. Chew's hr.-a brush with t lie law
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    35 1 VIETNAM RED AID' MOSCOW. Tu«s. So-, 'viet Prime Minister K«i-\ -in tonight ujrnrrt I'nited States it would ha\e to i reckon that Communist roantriM would step up their aid to Vieinam. I Renter.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Indon rebel executed
      108 2 JAKARTA, Tuesday. A MUSLIM leader of more than a decade of rebellion in Indonesian Borneo was executed last week, according to a local newspaper report. The Nationalist Party newspaper Suluh Indonesia said Ibnu Hadjar. 45, was sentenced by a Jakarta military court for subversion and shot "somewhere
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      Lock icon Cholera toll
      31 2 MADRAS Tues. Cholera has killed 114 people tn the Tr chut cl ■<: tel 'if Pwf an epidemic broke out In June 1 1. an official spokesman said today.— Reuter.
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      THE POPE REJECTS APPEAL BY PRIEST IN LOVE
      150 2 THE POPE REJECTS APPEAL BY PRIEST IN LOVE r OLOMBO, Tues. Father Noel Crusz, 41. a Roman Catholic priest and popular broadcaster. said yesterday his request for a dispensation from his vows In order to marry a beauty queen has been refused. The priest told reporters a week ago he
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      India to set up third A-station
      58 2 India to set up third A-station TCEW DELHI. Tues. The Government has approved the establishment of India's third atomic power station, an official spokesman announced here today. The station, at Kalapakkam. in Madras state, is to have two units of 200 megawatts power each anil will cost RsGOO million (8385
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      BOMB HORROR
      54 2 VIETNAMESE girl, injured when two terrorist bombs ripped through a floating restaurant on Saigon River last Friday, searches for her escort among a heap of victims on the boat. Forty-two were killed and 80 wounded in the outrage. The dead were 27 Vietnamese, 12 Americans, one German, one
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      Lock icon Vietcong step up the monsoon offensive
      138 2 SAIGON, Tuesday fOMMUNIST guerillas broadened their monsoon offensive yesterday by attacking another district capital. American planes struck back and silenced the assault with a deadly shower of bombs, machine-gun fire and cannon shells. Communist casualties in the aerial counter-at- tack were heavy. Pilots I
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      Rebel jailed
      36 2 NAIROBI Tin. John Okrllo, the self-styled field marshal, who spearheaded the Zanzibar revolution last year, was sentenced to 18 months' Jail today for being present in Kenya nftpr ha\lii" boon declared a prohibited immigrant.
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      Lock icon Embassy wife goes back to Jakarta
      140 2 JAKARTA. Tuesday. rPHE first British embassy wife to return to A Indonesia since the British Government permitted dependants to rejoin their husbands here arrived last night. She is Mrs. Nancy Darlineton. wife of Col. Anthony Darlinßton, the embass./'s military attache. She came in with
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      Mao bank to stop paying interest
      66 2 PEKING. Tups— The I I Bank of Ch;r.a has informed foreigners here that from Thursday, it would cease paying < ;uer?st on their accounts. This was the main change in new banking regulations The amount of interest hitherto paid varied according to the *ype
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Nuns as models in show of modern clothes
      207 3 J^ONDON. Turs.— Nuns turned models here yesterday for a fashion show aimed at proving their clothes equal to modern life. listen* from French. Norwegian and English orders paraded in traditional black habits dating as far back as the 14th century at the
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      Lock icon Highway plan
      40 3 ditawa. i da »it»* earmarked C$ 500.000 to finance a Miidy of Thailand's transport*- .mi ncods witn a virw to buldtng highway which will brinz i country's rich. rice-growing i.lvtrlrtk rlovr to major markets, In South-Knst Asm Reutrr-
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      Lock icon Crawling itch hits village
      64 3 LONDON. Tu.v,— The 2000-odd peoolr Km' <■■• <i'M 7r o f New Romnry have cot the itch berauM l ol :in mvnsion by rxter- i i v tiny i f| ■.•■■< n■r -i Uu.- been told o? legal tdvuMl it M dWtI'UH 'In en 1 1
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      Lock icon First quads in 29 years
      44 3 COPENHAGEN, luev Mrs Od;i P :«.iiii M. iatl n:elil Rave birth to quncl.s— thr first bom in Denmark ttntt 1936— but two «err stllborn Thr othfi t\\i.. onv weiafa mk I '-.(I .I'^ IV/ rioitiß 'veil in ho.vpit:il —Router.
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      NSW drought
      33 3 SYDNEY lu>» Officials have MtUMted tli it over 1.000.000 shorn ;mcl i-.»'tle arc moving nmuntl northern und northwrstrrn Nrw South Wales looking for food and \vnter because of the currrtu drought
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      Lock icon Boeing jet catches fire on take-off
      108 3 SAN FRANCISCO. lues F:re broke ojt ;ii tne right xv:ng and ouicr enc;nt 01 a Pan American Atrwo v< Poojinj 707 ietlfner rlnrIne take-off here yesterday. Toreing the plane to make an emerwney landing at Travis Air Force Bum. 50 miles away. The pluni
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      Lock icon The big beat
      31 3 BERLIN. Tues A German juartet thumped out continuous aeat-musir for s x day* and iifjhts. clainr:m a new World re'ord with MS r- .urs of non-stop jerformance. Router
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      Lock icon KADAR GIVES UP POST AS HUNGARY PREMIER
      117 3 KADAR GIVES UP POST AS HUNGARY PREMIER OUDAPEST, Tues. Mr. Janos Kadar (above) retired yesterday as Hungarian Prime Minister but kept the post of First Secretary of the Communist Party, the Hungarian news agency announced. Mr Kadar was replaced as Prime Minister by Mr. Gyula Kallai. 55, a First Deputy
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      Operation fails
      21 3 BUENOS AIRES. Tues. Tw*nty-month*)ld Slame.se twin sirls died here after a five-hour oppration Involving nine surgeons and 36 assistants.
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      Protest in Cyprus against partition
      136 3 NICOSIA (Cyprus) Tuesday rHUUSANDS or leu and right winy Greek Cyp- riots attended mass rallies in the islands nain towns yesterday to protest against an alleged S T ato plan for the partition of Cyprus and to »xpress their support for President Makario.s The rallies
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      Lock icon $22,500 m chopped off U.S. shares values
      471 3 $22,500 m chopped off U.S. shares values NEW YORK. Tu.s JHE New York Stock Exchange suffered its sharpest break of the year yesterday as selling chopped thousands of millions of dollars from share values in widespread losses, ranging mostly to about two points. The loss was estimated at more than
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      Life on borrowed liver ends after 18 days
      175 3 BOSTON, Tues. A 34--year-old woman who had been kept alive for 18 days with the aid of a pis's liver died late yesterday of a gastro-in-testinal haemorrhage. l)r William V. M( Dernwtt, chief of the. Harvird Surgical Unit at Boston City Hospital
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      Lock icon Early Bird Johnson calls for friendship in space
      289 3 Early Bird Johnson calls for friendship in space IV'ASHINGTON. Tues. President Johnson made a new appeal for international co-opera-tion in space research when he inaugurated commercial service by tae Early Bird commu- nication satellite yes- tfrday. The Presiaent spoke from the White House Cabinet room on a "live" telephone 1
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      Lock icon Beatrix's fiance must prove himself to Dutch
      203 3 Beatrix's fiance must prove himself to Dutch rrHE HACiUE. Tues.— Dutch newspapers today hailed the fact that Crown Princess Beatrix had found the man she loved but made it clear that her West German fiance would have to prove himself to the Dutch reople. Nleuwe Rotterdamse Courant said: "It would
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      Lock icon 'Colour bar in reverse'
      54 3 IXDNDON. lues— Tao nu-Mdred ;ind fifty while workers went on strike hore today after the.r company adveiiiaed lor coloured labour Thf MTiten protest! d that Nic manneemem .s&id coloured workers were befer t:nie-keepors. and claimed thni the advertising for coloured labour would only create a colour
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    'ENSURE FAIR DISTRIBUTION'
    702 4 Tang: We must distinguish between the rich and poor landless we find land has been allotted to property-owning shopkeepers... JOHORE BAHRU. Tuesday JOHORE State Legislative Assemblyman, M r Tang Hon Loon? today said that in the distribution of land for the landless, it was important that a
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    Poll matters: DSP Koh takes charge
    321 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE police today announced that Mr. Koh Lian A Wah, Deputy Superintendent of Police, has been appointed offlcer-in-charge of Hong Lim by-election matters. Mr. Koh's office will be on the ground floor of Central Police Station. His telephone number is 7200 t.
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    Tour operators
    40 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— lnche Hatiiff bin Hashim has been elected president of the Singapore Tour Operators" Association. Other officials are: Mr. R. Chltranftathan. vice-president; Mr. M. Khushi. secretary; Mr. Abdullah bin Mohamed. Assistant Secretary and Mr. Charlie Llm. treasurer.
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    Aussie Labour team for SNUJ luncheon
    113 4 Aussie Labour team for SNUJ luncheon SINGAPORE, Tues. The Australian Labour Party delegation, visiting Singapore early next month at the Invitation of the State Government, has accepted an invitation to a luncheon meeting organised by the Singapore National Union of Journalists. The luncheon will start at 12.30 p.m. on July
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    PTA president
    36 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Tan Ah Pak has been elected president of the Parent-Teacher Association of Pearls Hill School I. Vicepresidents are Mr. S. Ratnagopal and Mr. Poh Kong Eng. Mr. Bernard Fernandez is secretary.
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    Man in rape case did not wed girl
    142 4 In a report In the Straits Time? of June 22, headed, "He wed a girl under 14: four years," It was stated that the Judge, Oa« Justice Auni, told the accused that al though he was married to the girl he had
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    11 good service testimonials
    96 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Eleven employees of the Naval Base Dockyard, who have together put in a total of 245 years' service, will be presented with good .service testimonials by the Commodore Superintendent. Mr. R.C. Paige, at a ceremony at the Naval Base on Friday. They are: Quah
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    Vigilantes
    29 4 SINGAPORE, Tues— The Kampong Kapor "B" Division Vigilante Corps will celebrate its first anniversary with a get-together dinner at the '.ampong Kapor community centre at 730 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Peace-making offer in college row
    256 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Three Teochew organisations have offered to act as "peace -makers" between the 1,000 student body of the Nfee Ann College and the Ngee Ann Kongsi's management committee in their dispute over the million dollar extension plan for the college's department of technology. Officials
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    Councillor in arrears 'from $5,000 to $10,000'
    828 5 SECOND DAY OF THE INQUIRY TWO BUSINESSMEN'S EVIDENCE RECORDED IN CAMERA— 'STEPS MAY BE TAKEN...' SEREMBAN. Tuesday rpHE COMMISSION inquir--L ing into alleged malpractices in the Seremban Town Council was told today that a councillor owed the council arrears of assessment of $5,000
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    Mulley goes back to London today
    114 5 Mulley goes back to London today SINGAPORE, Tues. Britain's Army Minister. Mr. Fred Mulley. who has been here since last Saturday studying conditions of the British armed forces in the Malaysian theatre, will return to London tomorrow. A British Army spokesman said today that Mr Mulley's visit here was "purely
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    Women volunteers
    25 5 PENANG. Tues. Fifty-three TJmno Kaum Ibu members will be enrolled as volunteers In the women's section of the Penang Territorial Army next week
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    Doctor was cheated by stranger with $1,500 job bait
    177 5 l/UALA LUMPUR. Tues.— A stranger cheated a doctor on the pretext of retting him a contract to open a clinic in a chemical factory which would bring him an additional income of \i.MMi the Sessions Court MM told today. Samuel Joseph
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    Schools' debate
    37 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Sixteer secondary schools In Slngapon will participate in the annua lr.ter-secondary school debate, organised by the Chinese YMCA beginning this Saturday at 2.3 C p.m. The prize giving will be or Sept. 18.
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    Malaysia in sterling balancing talks
    189 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues THE acting Chief Statist!--1 clan Mr. R. Chander. and two officials will leave here for London on Monday to attend the annual meeting of Commonwealth officials on the sterling area balance of payments. The meeting, from July 7 to July 17. will
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    Councillors want sitting on 'corruption attempt'
    197 5 Councillors want sitting on 'corruption attempt' AIALACCA. Tues.— Six members of the Malacca Municipal Council today called for a meeting to be convened on Thursday so they can ask the deputy t president. Mr. Koo Ene Kuang (I ndependent) to name the councilor who he said, had been involved in
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    2 remanded on firearms charges
    96 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. A magistrate today ordered two men to be remanded in cu.sl.ody after they were charged separately on two counts each with unlawful possession of firearms. TAN TOO CHOON is alleged to have had in his pos-session two revolvers and total of 168 rounds
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    'Help unite, build new Malaysian nation'
    433 7 'Help unite, build new Malaysian nation SINGAPORE. Tu«i CALL TO VARSITY STUDENTS by THIO HK. Thio Chan Bee. a senior official of Alliance Party Singapwa, tonight urged university students here to dedicate tlieir energies and talents to help unite, strengthen and build a new Malaysian nation. He told University of
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    Warning against building of flats
    96 7 SI\(.\PORK. raw. Hous ing drvrloprrs in the Statr havr been warned to hi- cautious in their build ing projects because of the sharp decline in the dciii.mil for houses particularly flats. The warning came from Mr ll.inson Kuauk, in his presidential address to the Land
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    Temple festival
    25 7 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Ani Uthiram festival celebration will be held at the Sempagavlnayagar Temple in Cryion Road at 4.30 p.m. on July 7.
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    Gomez suit: Court hears of meeting
    700 7 SINGAPORE. Tv««. rpHE High Court today heard an account of what had allegedly taken place in the executive council meeting of the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union on Oct. 26 last year at which Thomas Vincent Gomez, the secretarygeneral, and three other officials
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    Flowers for the Tengku
    245 7 1 From ARTHUR RICHARDS LONDON. Tuesday. IN A SLTTE at the London Clink which is literally overflowing with flowers 'some hundreds of blooms have beei distributed to doctors and nurses* Tengku Abdul Rahman Is looking forward to s»elng his wife and daughter this evening. Alt'.ioußh cheerful,
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    A night of terror for the villagers
    206 8 SORROWFUL APPEALS FOR MERCY BY INNOCENT PEOPLE... THEN GUNFIRE ONE OF THE SEVEN CIVILIAN CHINESE BRUTALLY MURDERED BY MASKED INDONS NEAR KUCHING PICTURES by LEE ON WING 'PHIS gruesome picture on the right is that of the body of one of seven civilian
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    Radio Malaysia had raid in the wrong division
    370 8  -  GEOFFREY GELDARO I By Kuching, Tuesday —i f\l IICIAI.S and radio I listeners in Sarawak ucrc amuM-d. bewildered MM not a little annoyed at the determination of Radio Malaysia. Kuala Lumpur to remove the police station at the 18th mile Kuihinff-Serianroad in
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    Station the Indons 'captured'
    58 9 THEY KILLED 2 POLICEMEN AND LEFT WITH ALL THE AMMO THIS is the 18th mile Kuching-to-Serian road police station which 30 Indonesian raiders "captured"' on Sunday before killing two policemen including Sergeant Simon Peter Ningkan and seriously wounding two others. The marauders then took all the
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    Philippine claim to Sabah criticised by Manila editor
    233 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tue.s— The Philippines claim to Sabah and her recognition of Malaysia are two separ?te things which cannot be compromised. Mr. Leon O. Ty, editor and publisher of the Philippine weekly magazine "Examiner" said here today. Mr. Ty believed his country
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    Booked for one too many
    39 9 than 20 motor-cyclists and scooter i carrying more than one passenger hup. 4w.ii... I I}.. .vluii..ii.i. ■•> on their mainlne? The traffic police chief Drputy said toda\ that they would be tli.wgfd In court soon
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    Piano performance
    21 9 SINGAPORE Tues Amerl- I ran pianist Walter Hautzls will; perform at th«- Victoria Theatre at 845 ptn. tomorrow. J
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    The damaged bridge
    52 9 rpHE bridge at the 25th mile Kuching-to-Serian road which the J- Indonesians had hoped to blow up with the use of a plasticexplosive on Sunday. Although partially damaged the bridge is unsafe for traffic. Essential military transport is using it as there is no alternative way across
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    'Singapore's museum second to none in Malaysia'
    371 9 'Singapore's museum second to none in Malaysia' SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore's National Museum is "second to none in Malaysia," the Permanent Secretary zo the Ministry of Culture, Mr. Woon Wah Siang, said today. In fact, the natural history library of the museum was now the best in Southeast Asia, he added.
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    Out: First Malaysian statistics bulletin
    101 9 I'UALA LUMPUR. Tue.v The Department of Statistics has DUblished for the first time a bulletin of sta-tb-Ucs covering the whole u» Malaysia i The statistics are for !«*t year. The acting Chief Statistician Mr R Chander. said today that ;he honed the bu'.letm 'hough not
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    Boy went to school but did not attend class
    171 10 Boy went to school but did not attend class SINGAPORE, Tues. Schoolboy K. Gurusamy. 14, left for school as usual iri a car on the morning of June 8. and has not returned home since. Today his grandfather, Mr. V. Bupplah. a clerk, appealed to the Straits Times to help
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    Goods train derailed Goods train derailed
    55 10 Goods train derailed Goods train derailed the first four wagons of a good* train went oil hil v icks oeai vjunong Cheroh in the Tasck industrial area yesterday evening. The goods train was on Its way north from Iv>oh when the accident occurred. There was no damage to property and
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    Meeting with Lee
    31 10 SINGAPORE. Tues. Sinna- pore's Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will nvet representatives nf thr Tiong Bahru prewar tennnt.« < ♦mmlttep at the City Hall af 113. im tomorrow
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    Lock icon Crane plunges into sea and driver drowns
    78 10 Crane plunges into sea and driver drowns A Singapore crane driver was drowned on Monday night when his crane plunged sideways into the sea off Telok Ayer basin. Tan Khoon Khim, 33. was loading timber into a boat at Godown No. 4, Telok Ayer basin, at 7 p.m. wher. the
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    The selfish ones are criticised
    202 10 KUALA TRENGGANU, Tuesday. [HE Minister of Works, Posts and Telecommunications, Dato V. T. Sambanthan, last ight criticised Malaysians who "tended to foret the existence of a state of Emergency in the ountry in the course of pursuing their selfish nds." I He was speaking at
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    New appointment
    22 10 SUNGAI PATANI. Tues. —Inche Shaameii bin Mohamed Taib. of Kuala Trengganu. has been appointed superintendent of the Bedong Welfare Home-
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    Man killed in lorry crash
    60 10 ALOR STAR. Tues. A lorry 1 attendant. Teon at Fung, 33, was killed when h.» lorry overturned I Into a roadsi<lt drain after hitting a lamp-post ot the 3] mile, Jalan Ounong Keriang, near here, yesterday afterr.ron. Teoh. who was sealed beside the driver, Saw
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    Forestry transfer
    32 10 i DUNGUN. Tues—The District I Forest Oftlci* here, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Mohamed Saad. has been transferred to Machang. He is succeeded by Inche Mr>h-"npd bin Hajl Abdullah, from Kulim.
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    Hunt for gang after shooting
    136 10 ALOR STAR, Tues pOLICE here have launched an all-out hunt for a six-man gang which shot a landowner. Mustaffa bin Hajl Hanan, on Sunday night and robbed his wife. Alshah. of more than $2,000 in cash and Jewellery. Mustaffa and Alshah. who were married last
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    Kaum Ibu lunch
    30 10 DUNOUN. Tues. The Umno Kaum Ibu here will pntor'a i their national leader Datin Fattmah binte Hail Hashim to a lunch at the Rest House on Sunday.
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    $3,545 for D-Fund
    36 10 SEREMBAN. Tues— The Mentri Besar of Nejrri Sembilan. Dato Dr. Mohamed Said bin Mohamed. today received eight cheques totalling 53 .545 from the people of Rembau dis- trict for the National Defence Fund.
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    Razak to artists: Malaysia proud of your work
    236 10 I^UALA LUMPUR. Tues. The acting Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. today opened a six-day exhibition of Malaysian art destined for the Commonwealth Arts Festival in Britain which is scheduled to be held in September. On show at the National Art Gallery here
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    Lock icon PROSPECTS BRIGHT FOR WORLD BANK LOAN
    84 10 WASHINGTON. Tues Informed sources said today that the prospects were bright for a World Bank loan of US$45 million to Malaysia for the Muda River Irrigation scheme in Kedah and Perils states. Final negotiation for the loan opened here yesterday between bank officials and
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    Annual meeting
    27 10 SINGAPORE. Tues— Tb* Bm- gapore Government Pensioner* Association will hold Its Annual meeting at the Civil Senrie* Cmv I teen at 2 p.m- on Saturday.
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    Boarding house proprietor's damages claim dismissed
    1898 11 7 ANGRY WIVES' ARTICLE 'NOT DEFAMATORY' 'ALMOST ANY SENSIBLE READER COULD BE FORGIVEN...' SINGAPORE. Tuesday A CLAIM for damages for alleged libel against the Straits Times Press (Malaya) Ltd. by the proprietor of a Singapore boarding house was dismissed by Mr. Justice Winslow in
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    Trengganu Sultan: Our only country
    135 11 Trengganu Sultan: Our only country I\UNGUN. Tues. The Sultan of Trengganu today called on the people in his State to give all-out support to the Government to meot internal threat and outside aggression. The Sultan was speaking at the opening of the $175,000 Intan Zahrah Mosque named after the TYngku
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    DEATHS
    131 12 t* W»r4t SIS i Minimum) CORRECTION lo I)»alh Annnunr* mrnt or Mra Htjk Mvi Krai puh liahi-i i.: |aj nntr Coitcge Ml |i m Inatrad of 4 30. MRS. MINI. MUI KENC. M| M.,,1,,,. Taa Khmi .\<o aur U yrun. paaard I 01 Wh June. I'niS IraMtiK hWnnrt l>r
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    114 12 MVortfa tli iMinimum) MRS D'ORISE BAIN Thank* vrr» tan aad *n thoar uho •fnl ■saran :md Kill* ManrfeH her i... rnt iini.l.-tii Omm lionk thanka trlattvrn. church infini.ru und ininda lor their coniaavaaaa, arlMflM. doimtion.v aaalat»nrr lind uttrnrl^ricr nl the funrral THE FAMILY OF UM late Mra. Teo llnan
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    IN MEMORIAM
    57 12 Hi.rrf- Ui I Minimum) IN EVER LOVING Memory of Mr. Mntm .ipuri I'admnnahham. dr|.artrd <m M I <iii.lly riinrmbrrcd. aadly imi-rt v.it.- and ihildrrn OANICL ELIJAH SUNORAM, called to thr l^>rrt HM ilivirlv rrmrmbrred aa m DUmMa, IwpllHal and practical i"hrm'i.in »orkr: fhr fni.t of nla (ood doinKH
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    184 12 ?n U.,r,l- ,«/J I Minimum) EXOUISITE FLORENTINE HatidbaKt fui .in im. lunt arrived at Oaariat, Nan Ann BldK. Orchard Ko nl. I c WALTER HAUTZIC Internationally Knoun l'i:iiiint arlll give a Recital tomiiht at 1.4 a pin. at the Victoria Ih. itt,. rpon Tickets available. HILDA'S COLD STORAGE Clearance
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    32 12 14 H'orrfi 5.1 I Minimum) SINGAPORE YOUTH Kor Cbrlat «tn lvh., 7 M p.m. Vi'tona Memorial Hill. Kp.akrr Dr. B. Chew. Featuring a variety of mutual numbert. All wel, ome.
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    The Straits Times Wednesday, June 30, 1965. Backing For Malaysia
    578 12 The Straits Times Wednesday, June 30, 1965. Backing For Malaysia The leaders of the Com- monwealth, representing a j quarter of the world's popi ulation, have re-affirmed support for Malaysia in her conflict with Indonesia. The Lon- don communique stops short 'of openly condemning Indonesian aggression, but it does so
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    Pioneer Effort
    341 12 The Department of Statis- tics' "Annual Bulletin of Statistics. Malaysia, 1964 just published, is an admirable pioneer effort. The officers concerned have overcome considerable problems in col- lating its 70-odd pages, and at the same time have cleared the way for an attack on many more. The bulletin
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    Aid For Help
    267 12 A public appeal to the Central Government by a spokesman lof the Singapore Government j for financial aid for Singa- I pore fishermen affected by the I coastal curfew reads somewhat strangely. Tt is true that the 1 fisheries are a Federal sub|ject, and that the Central
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      Student sponsorship
      107 12 f WOULD like to correct a possible wrong Impression that might arise from your report that the Singapore Public Service Commission will vet UKbound students. In fact, the sponsorship arrangement was adopted many years ago by the then Malayan and Singapore Governments as a Joint system to MsM
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    Learning Malay-101
    528 12  - Learning Malay- 101 YUNUS MARfS M.A by INTERROGATION. By this Is meant: expression used in askim? auestionf. There art four wa>.s ir. asking questions: (1) By the use of the particle KAH. known as -interrogative particle" accompanied by appropriate Intonation (2 1 By he use of special words (or pblMM*,
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    Art comes of age in Malaysia
    851 12  - Art comes of age in Malaysia Chermin A CONTRIBUTION TO THE COMMONWEALTH ARTS FESTIVAL, 123 MALAYSIAN ART WORKS WHICH WILL THEN GO ON TOUR TO EUROPE AND AMERICA BY MALAYSIAN art has come of age. The exhibition of contemporary painfings and sculptures now on display at the National Art Gallery
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    Doctor is named assistant minister
    504 13 Also appointed: Four new parliamentary secretaries KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. A NOTHER assistant minister and four parliamentary secretaries were appointed today "to strengthen and consolidate the Government to meet mounting responsibilities during the Emergency." The Assistant Minister is Dr. Ng Kam Poh, M.P. for Teluk Anson,
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    RMR officers pass course
    65 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Two Royal Malay Regiment oiticers 2nd Lt. /ainuclm bin Taib. of Bagan Serai, and L,t. Ohazali bin Taib of Kota Bharu. have passed an airborne course til the United Stn:<-< .wm.» infantry School at Port Benninjf, Georgia. They were the first officers selected
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    Wok to visit four homes
    52 13 dINGAPORfc.. Tues. The Minister for Social Affairs. ln<he Othmun Wolc, will visit lour more voluntary organisations early next month They are the School for tn« Peat (July I), School for tut Blind Hiid spastic Children's c Society Uuly 7> and Boy's Town t i July
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    Man had 4,072 obscene pictures
    77 13 Man had 4 ,0 72 obscene pictures SINGAPORE, Tues— A poJ lice party which raided a house at Margaret Drive yesterday at 3.50 p.m. recovered 4.072 copies of obscene pictures and 488 banned books, a magistrate court was told today. n the dock charged with possession of the prohibited pictures
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    Chamber i'orincd
    19 13 IPOH. Tuf.s.— A Malay Chamber I'ummerce has been set up here > help Malay businesnnen »;th ieir problems.
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    Driver accused of rape
    59 13 SINOAPORE. Tues. A driver of Tan Tock Seng Hospital. Krlihnhsamy Annamalal, 42, was today remanded In custody aft«r being charged in a magistrate's court on three counts of raping a 14-year-old girl. He was alleged to have committed the offences in an unused bathroom of the
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    Youth leaders to meet
    49 13 KUALA TRENOOANU. Tues The Assistant Minister of Youth. Culture and SporU. Dato Engku Mohseln bin Engku Pengtran Anom, will open the Kuala Trengkbii'j district youth clubs' annual conference at the Nam Tau Hotel here on Friday. Representatives from 24 youth clubs are expected to attend
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    'PAP using religion to spread its views'
    114 13 'PAP using religion to spread its views' lOHORE BAIIRI Tues. Jobore State Assrmblyman, Inche Mohammed Salleh bin Haji Tahir (All. -Broleh), today accused the People's Action Party of using religion to spread its political propaganda in Johore. Just before Mamli Safer, he alleged, the PAP had used young girls to
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    'Apartheid in rest houses' he says
    119 13 JOHORE BAHRU. Tuesday. »pHE Johore Legislative Assembly today heard an Alliance member, Inche Mohammed Salleh bin Haji Tahir (Broleh), say that "apartheid" was practised in certain Government rest houses in the State. He said that in the Mers-i ing rest house, for instance. UM
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    Khir praises old boys
    75 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Minister of Education. Inche Mo- hamed Khir Johnrl. has praised 'he mariHgemen 1 r'W'tL'ee I Methodist Afternoon School Ola Boy.s" Associa .ion lur its i_..^ius j in raisini? money for scholarships for the needy. He said this In a message to the
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    RRI campaign
    29 13 TANGKAK. Tues The IM'jber Research Institute wili co. c'.r.ct a (jreen-budding campalßn here early next month to enable smallholders to adopt the new method of rubber replanting.
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    New D.P.P.
    35 13 SINGAPORE. lue& Inche Ibrahim bir Burhan has been appointed a Deputy Public Prosecutor, and not to act as deputy to the State Advocate-General. Singapore, from June 1, as reported in yesterday's Strait* Times.
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    Father of nine found guilty of bigamy is fined $1,500
    219 13 Father of nine found guilty of bigamy is fined $1,500 gINGAPORE, Tues. After having nine children by his first marriage in 1942, Ho Keh Yik, 48, illegally married a 45--year-old woman before the Registrar of Marriages last year. Today, before the First Criminal District Judge, Mr. Eu Cheow Chye, Ho,
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    MCA women's leader dies
    57 13 KLUANG Tues. The national president of the MCA. women's section. Madam Lim 9m Sim 61. died at her home here today She leaves three MM ar.cl three daughters. The tuner*, will take place on Thursday. The Minister of Finance Mr Tan Slew Sin, has >pih a
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    Increase in Johore water rate comes under fire
    225 13 Increase in Johore water rate comes under fire lOHORE BAHRU, Tuea. The increase in uater rates in Johore was mentioned several times by speakers in the State Legislative .Assembly today. The water rates were increased from 60 cents to $1 per 1.000 eailons for domestic use and from $1 to
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    Pereira elected
    31 13 SINGAPORE. Tues Mr. AmbTOM Pereira bat bei id piiMcient of the Singapore Catholic Benevolent Association, with Mr X.a Eber as 'icepresident and Mr. W.H. MnsberKen as secretary and treasurer.
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      838 13 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) Channel S Kuala Lumpur and The Mist Man"; 7 News In Penan*;; Channrl t> Ipoh and English; 7.10 Sports him Malacca; Channrl 4 Taipinir; "Shark Hunters 8 News in Channrl 7 Batu r.ihit. than- I Mandarin; 8.10 Marl Berbual; nel 9 Kluang; Channel 3 Jo- 8.15 Dances
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      Lock icon Priests hacked to death in Congo horror
      374 14 LEOPOLDVILLE. Tv««. j £ONGO rebels last month beat and hacked a group of Belgian and Dutch missionaries to death and then made other European survivors hold a leg of one of the priests, a British nurse told a Press conference today. She was
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      Lock icon Russia: We are aiding 'liberation' movements
      124 14 MOSCOW. Tues— Russia claimed today it is sending arms to national liberation movements in A.-ia and Africa. I In- statement, in the Communist Party newspaper Pr.ivd.i. did not specify which rebel organisations were getting the weapons. The Kremlin has marie many public statements about
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      Lock icon Indians parade outside Indon Consulate
      164 14 Indians parade outside Indon Consulate BOMBAY Tues. About 200 members of the right- wine opposition Swantantra Party today staged a demonstration outside the Indonesian Consulate here in protest against last week's demonstration at the Indian Embassy in Jakarta. Police stopped the demonstrators about KM) yards from the consulate office. A
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      Lock icon Ecuador revolt is crushed
      76 14 QUITO (Ecu-don, Tues Reports from Machala, capital of El Ord Province, said thai an uprising by a small group of non-comni-s.vonr! officers and soldiers was smashed 'tsterday. A communique issued by the Government here said that "two sergeunt.s attached to the garrison of 12 Oro, prompted
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      Lock icon Stowaway lan is punished: No TV for a month
      191 14 Stowaway lan is punished: No TV for a month CYDNEY. Tues The parents of lan McGloin. 11. the schoolboy who .stowed away in the cargo hold of a jet to the Philippines at the weekend, have banned him from watching televisior and from playlnK footoall for a month. Lan was
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      Lock icon Cambodian ban
      34 14 MOSCOW. Tues The Cambodian Government has banned the distribution :n the country of publications printed in Thailand j and South Vietnam, the Soviet i nfws agency Tass reported from Phnom Penh —Reuter.
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      Lock icon New boats for Navy
      33 14 MANILA. Tues.—Two Italian- I buiit hydrofoil boats were cummisioned into the Philippine Navy I yesterday by President Maca papal. Tliey will be used in anti-smuggl- 1 ing patrols.—A.P. i
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      264 14 Straits Times Crossword ~HH BHj HH bBTi I I ACROSS You and I on th# w»y to 1 ."ZnTthe n m offlc S?i« *>£&■ «~y •rouDO tne city is mi. t«k» t h. .h.., .in. 1. A quarter returned l together >g» g tg'^Ui of to the resort for ih«
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      Lock icon The calm before the big Clay storm
      53 15 TIEAVYWEICHT boxing cha n pion Cassius Clay and his wife Sonji relax in the grounds of Miami's seaquarium but this was the calm before the storm. For a few days later Clay filed suit in a Miami Court for th« annulment of his
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      Lock icon FIST FIGHTS AS SPIRITUALISTS 'VISIT MARS'
      241 15 FIST FIGHTS AS SPIRITUALISTS 'VISIT MARS' BUENOS AIRES, Tuesday. piGHTING among sceptics and believers broke out here when several mediums at a spiritualists' meeting went into a trance during which they said they visited another planet "it might be Mars. Fist nghts took place among some of the 40,000 people
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      Lock icon Guard for woman threatened by KKK
      113 15 Guard for woman threatened by KKK I OiNDON, Tues Police today mounted a round-the-clock guard or he home of a London woman magistrate threatened with crucifixion by the Ku Klux Klan. Mrs Anne Evans. 37. told reporters that telephone callers claiming to be Klansmen had objected to her belief, stated
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      Lock icon Bank offers to redeem notes at par
      88 15 MANILA. Tue.s. The Central Bank here said today it was prepared to redeem at par value all genuine Philippine "Victory" notes, including those reportedly being kept in Hong Kong b.inks. The notes were issued between 1944 and 1945 by the then Philippine Commonwealth
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      Lock icon Tanzania visit
      22 15 JAKARTA Tues. The Minister for Basic Education and Culture. Mrs. Artati Suderdjo. left here by air yesterday for Tanzania. Reuter.
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      'Modernising Asia' talks
      53 15 SEOUL. Tues An international conference on the Modernisation iti Asia opened here yesterday- About, 200 South Korean and fon .tm scholars are attending The conference, sponsored by the Astatic Hesearch Centre of Seoul's Korea University, will last throufth July 3. to be followed by four days of
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      Rustlers slain
      25 15 MANILA. Tues. Pour men. suspected to be cattle rustlers. were slain in a gunftght with a police patrol in suburban La* Pinas yesterday.
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      127 15 LISBON, Tues. A man bit a lion on the nose to stop it killing his brother, the Portuguese news agency Lusitam.i reported today The brothers, l-ucio and Joaquim Chanra. wore hunting in Angola when th» lion .iumped on Lucio and pinned him
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      266 15 Don't leave your daily loaf on the doorstep... DARIS, Tues. After the cleaning of the exteriors of most of their public buildings during the past two years, Parisians themselves are now to be subjected to a clean-up. A new health code forbids them to keep goats in their flats, spit
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      More trade handled by Sarawak last year
      550 16 More trade handled by Sarawak last year THh Sarawak economy rode me waves oi indonesian confrontation strongly last year. BDd both its home and foreign trade showed a satisfactory expansion, says the annual report of the Sarawak Chamber of Commerce. Quoting statistics, the report says imports ut $448.6 million registered
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      Engineer off on study tour
      118 16 Engineer off on study tour THE installation and service engineer of Mechanical and Combustion Engineering Co. Ltd. of Singapore and Petaling Jaya. Mr. Koh Teck Ghee, leaves tor California this week to take a special course in spectrophotometry, ohromatography and analytical uUra-centrifuglng. The classes will be condt'eted at Beckman Instruments
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      ADVERTISERS ASSOCIATION COMMITTEE
      132 16 ADVERTISERS ASSOCIATION COMMITTEE MR. R.D. CHANDLER (above). of Lever Brothers (M) Ltd. who has been appointed president of the Malaysian Advertisers Association. Vice-presidents are Mr. J.P. Chin of Dunlop Malayan Industries Ltd. and Mr. J.J. Cromn of Fr&ser and Neave Ltd. Committee members are: Mr. R.M. Aitken of Malayan Tobacco
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      Soap output
      31 16 Singapore produced 1.106 tons of soap in the first two months of this year, against 845 tons Id the I corresponding period of last year, 1 according to statistics.
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      Large order for local cloth by Woolworths
      216 16 Large order for local cloth by Woolworths WOOLWORTHS Ltd. or Australia has placed an order for 20.000 yards of material with "the Malayan Weaving Mills Ltd. of Johore Bahru. The order has been contracted following the visit to Malaysia recently of Mr. j Theo Kelly, chairman of Woolworth.s Australia and
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      UK director due soon
      50 16 An executive of a British mechanical handling equipment company who is on a six-week world business tour covering 30.000 miles is expected in Singapore on July 12. He is Mr. C.W. Sharp, managing director of Electro-Hydraulics Ltd. of Warruvrton and itR subsidiary. Convr.yancer Pork Trucks Ltd.
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      BMW ENGINEER VISITS AGENTS
      38 16 MR. HORST Zimmerllng (above* field engineer for BMW local owner service who is visiting the local agents. Asia Motor Co. Ltd. and their branches in Malaysia. Bangkok and Hong Kong, to conduct training courses.
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      PAINT BUSINESS TALKS
      121 16 'T'HS managing director ot Nippon Paint Co. Ltd.. Mr. Shigeru Tada. visKpei tsiiiKapore In.-t week on his .vay r.ack from Helsinki -here he attended the annual international ccnlerence ot the Tranisocean Marine Paints of which hi> tompany recently becamr a member. Mr. Tada met Mr. A.J. Trienen,
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      New service launched
      144 16 »V T IIEX the Lloyd IMmMbm ff liner. Victoria (above i. sailed from Singapore last week, it inaugurated the company's new service linking the Far East with ports in the Adriatic Sea. Thr company has re-routed the itinerary of two of its liners, Asia and Victoria, to
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      JOINT PLANS DISCUSSIONS
      57 16 An mternat'onal merchant banker has oeon visiting Singapore discussing with local banking a- 1 commercial circles on the development ot uidustral joint ventures between European and British comoanies and local groups. He is Dr. B. J. BMg, executive vice-president of Development Finance Corporation Ltd. of Australia, sponsors
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      BANK RAISE CAPITAL TO $20 MIL.
      208 16 BANK RAISE CAPITAL TO $20 MIL. fHE Chuiiß Khlaw Bank Ltd. of Singapore liave increased their authorised capital from %b million to Si'O million. Issued and paid-up capital waj accordingly Increased froqj 53.589,--850 to $3 million. This follows (he directors' decision to consolidate and strengthen the capital base as a
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      373 16 Another reason why Q) more Carrier air conditioning is bought than any other make: Carriers outdoor NC H s »iAT c <A cabinet is made of five z Nc co Ari layers to stand up to s z the tropical sun and B"**^^-^ rain. This "weather ""•"Jjj Wr armourcabinet" resists
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    $3,000 raid by three men with daggers
    249 17 I/UALA LUMPUR. Tues. Three men armed with daggers raided a beauty salon in Jalan Treacher here early yesterday and robbed the woman partner of *i>.300 and jewellery worth $650. Miss Tan Ah Lan. 19. was asleep when the robbers entered her flat beside
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    Notorious gang chief arrested
    66 17 Notorious gang chief arrested DENANG, Tues. The anti-secret societies branch arrested a notorious gang leader at Malacca Court today, i Acting on a tip-off, a police party raided a house and arrested the thug at 11.45 a.m. The man. according to police, had broken a "restricted residence* ord- I er
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    Patron Lee
    27 17 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Prime Minister of Singapore, Mr. Lea Kuan Yew. has accepted nomination as patron of the Victoria University of Wellington Asian Studies Society.
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    FOLLOW THIS EXAMPLE, KHIR TELLS FIRMS
    98 17 1/ UALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Minister of Education. Inche Monamed Khir Joharl. toc'ay expressed the hope that many other commercial firms would emulate the example set by Esso Standard (Malaya) Ltd by offering scholarships to Form Six students. He said this when accepting from
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    The right to say what is wrong— by Raja
    212 17 gINGAPORE. Tues. Singapore's Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, told a group of visiting journalists from Sabah and Sarawak today that every state in Malaysia belonged to Malaysia and had a right to suggest what kind of Malaysia it wanted. "We
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    Big search fails to locate explosion
    108 17 Big search fails to locate explosion SINGAPORE, Tues. Marine Police boats and a large police party searched the Woodlands area and the Straits of Johore last night, but failed to pin-point the location of an explosion heard there at about midnight Police explained today that the blast was probably caused
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    Police at war with slow drivers
    93 17 Police at war with slow drivers SINGAPORE, Tues. Traffic police are mounting "a steady campaign" against slow motorists who hug the middle of the road causing lons traffic jams. A total of 99 motorists were pulled ud between November last year and last June 15. and each paid a $20
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    School fair
    24 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Pudu English Secondary School here will hold a food and fun fair at the acbool grounds lon Saturday.
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    Lock icon Anzus 'concerned' for Malaysia
    154 17 Anzus 'concerned for Malaysia WASHINGTON Tues. THE Anzus Council of Ministers yesterday voiced "serious concern over the continuing Indonesian confrontation of Malaysia ar<d said this has "contributed a major threat to peace." In a communique following Its annual meeting In Washington, the council reaffirmed Its support for the territorial Integrity
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    Hooded men take $1,960
    31 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. Three hooded robbers tied up a sleeping family in Keng Cheow Street at dawn yesterday and stole cash and jewellery worth $1,960 from their rooms.
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    A pity more lawyers do not become judges, says Hepworth
    408 17 PENANG, Tuesday DENANG S retiring r High Court judge, Mr. Justice Hepworth, said today it was a pity more leaders of the Bar in Malaysia did not become judges. "I imagine more do not do so because of three of
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      835 18 I ACCOMMODATION VACANT HoreT. <« (Min.)— Box it rt.. extm 9, OXLEY RISE: Kumishrd Klatlet. »iitable couple. S2SO'-: Kurnisbed Kiiom. $H* iiotli saaSSBtM water, ele- iririty. ROOMS Dutnct lo Telephone all Preiei bachelors, working girls. Reasonable rent Contact S'pote jo<''.<i <;oh. TWO BID ROOMEO FURNISHEO House, near Chancery Lane. Kent
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      832 18 HOUSES LAND FOR SAL li Word' St (Mi*.)— Box it rts. exfi UNCALOWS BUILOINC LOTS it near Kuala Lumpur. Hncea compel I iv, Termii easy, r'ree list fro Hot \2l.i'J SI K L DISTRICT IS Modern J Bedroom ne Terrace House freehold vaiant poase alon sanitation near completion Ml aq
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      792 18 E EDUCATION "< li Word' St < Mm. I— Box it rtt. extra 1/ REGISTER EARLY! Raja a College I- I (955.V) s purr offers Rapid Courae* n I Secretarial. Strnoicraphy. Bookkeeping. Aciountuncy. Shorthand. Typewriting. iw Ennltah. Krmrh Malnv. Corresponda- enci-. 10 JULY BEGINNERS CLASSES: I Shortharid. Tyrx-u ritini:. Bookkeeping.
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      710 18 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS If Ward* >• (Mi*.)— Box it et*. extra POR SALE: Boycr Upright Piano. Good condition S6OO Telephone B'pore i I 302.M Ext. Hi Day ***** Night. PEST CONTROL Tbe latest thing in rat killing THOMAS COWANS 1 non -poisonous) ALL WEATHER RAT CAKES proved «ucceM on I OH
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      1103 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Word* St (Mi*.)— Box St rt*. extr* I SPECIAL for HM. Korcea S3M) demn-payraent for a 18.V* Kapitan. a Heautlful Condition View 2.58, Orchard I Road. 320 til Spore. c SEPTEMBER 1964 OPEL Rekord 4 I doom. View at 135 Upper Serangoon I Road or Tel:
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      998 18 FOR SALE IS Wore 1 U Win. I Rnr l« ef«. ,rr>. JO»T ARRIVED 19»f> Pfrlux R.frltrrator from limy (imnany t lit > < ea n s3««> a cu.ft m« i ni ft s eu ft $',:w 10 eu fi i ia n ma Kre* InmallHiion. :> Yearn Qtiaranr** M
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      1312 19 TO uvtHPOOI t WEST COAST UK.: Due Sport Sails P. Sham Penanf ATRIUS livrrpool, Dublin, A'moutti... le Pt July 2 July 3 ANTENOR l iverpool, Dublin See. 1} Jilt 2 ULYSSES liverpool July 5 July 7 lely I'll July 11 ASPHALION Liverpool, Glasgow July 7 luly 11 July 12/11 July
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      1170 19 r//fLHbz//vfs l-n-i Trtb LAST A&IATIC COMPVUIY LMI r^o-r.-'*M nOanmwk tAPRESS SAILINGS 10 NEAR EA^I, CONIINENI AND SCAWetWAIIAi ii«nt Am Genua ia«re H'Ourg a*m uta Cooa KORE* a) Sailed Sailed le Pt 1 i» 11 wt 11 m 1 c 11 BUSUANCA 1 C. 3-4 3 July 4' 7 1/ I
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      1200 19 \BENS&LINE UPRES* >tR»ICt 10 LONOON. LIKERPOBL t CONTINENTAL PMU benavon fm rr 1 as Singapore i>eaaet Hull Jet II mmmv iff J5» BENRINNES m n.erpoo. <*»» kiMipore S-»ea "i»« H^mburi Auf ll Port July 2 Jll| 3/ 1 Rutterdara Aif 12 G'iroutt Aef II Sinnoor* t. S'tiaa tmmt lENARH London.
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      1254 19 feELLERMAH BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. IMC/Continent Singapore P. S'haa Pteaei CITY BF COLOMBO L'don, H'burf, Bramertirrn. R'aam. Havre, Hull, In him. E. 33-34,1 July 3 Jlly CITY OF WINNIPES iwidoe. Hamourf. Rrttemia. Hull m H jatj OH OF WELUNETON J dOO, H burg. Rd.m, Havre. Hull. M'bro. lei'hais 23.27 IU)
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    129 20 MELBOURNE, Tue*. tNDDSTRIAL leaders declined with few exceptions. Second rank issues were less affected. Base metals lost ground recovered yesterday and oils also rased C.R.A. were down Is. 3d. to 31s. 3d. while Mi. Isa tell 7d. to 35s 4d. Today'n rloninK prices with Monday price* In brackrts:
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    234 20 Jim* ?S Three months. INDUSTRIALS Bo>i*tea<i IS McAllaterveta City Oev. 6 rta. M Inn. 8 cla O.S. Bokllßg, 1 eta. N. Iron U eta. Ounktpa 10 eta. OCBC. 14 eta. U HmelUng Rotbmaoa 9 eta. '21 eta. San 6 eta. Baao 11 ou. BeL Prop. 11 eta. fed.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    102 20 THE Malayan Eichani. Bankr A..*- elatlan made these change, in Ha rate, to mercbanta yesterday (all rmtee to (100): Now Verk: buying TT 32 11/16. airmail OD 32 13/16, 90 d/su 33 3/16 credit bllU. 33 5/16 trade bllla. Canada: buying TT 35 7/16, airmail OD 35 9/16,
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    67 20 CHINESE Prortuc. Einunm, tlniaport noon prie.S otr pnul y.lterday: Coconut oil: bulk (64 a«ltcr«. drum S6ti Fellers. Copra: June/July UK/Continent: Unquoted. Poppor: Muntok white $153 aellen, Sarauak wbite J1024 .eilen. apeclal Sarawak black $127t >rllen. garbltd Lampong black (M7| (N) wllera. ASTA (160(N) ttllrra. Slnnaporo Coconut Oil Mllt.rl*
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    INDUSTRIAL, TIN PRICES DROP SHARPLY ON MART
    954 20 From Our Market Correspondent A substantial drop in prices in industrials and tins characterised the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday when fairly heavy selling took many issues down to new lows. The market was more active than for some time. The turnover in
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    STOCK INDICES
    25 20 Malu\an Stock Indirr* June '.IS Jim. ■Induolrials: (ill tl|.s3 Tius: ILM 59.46 rubbers: 1u1.87 101.83 •Dec 30, 1963 inn. l>ec. 29. 196'! mo.
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      960 20 lEZIORIENTI T m E sl Sailings to the United Kingdom, Deo. Dep. Pt. Deo. Arrive S'oore S'hom Penong U.K. "ORSOVA" 23 Jul 13 A«g "CATHAY" 28 Aug 29 Aug 30 Aug 21 Sap "IBERIA" 22 Sep 15 Oct "CHITRAL" 28 Sep 29 Sap 30 Sep 22 Oct "ORIANA" 6 Nov
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      390 20 ORIENT OVERSEAS LINE EXPRESS SERVICE For N. York, Boltimore, Charleston, N. Orleans, Hou&ton, Galveston. Spore P. S'hom Penong N. York Malaysia Fortune 29/30 July 31 July/ 1 Aug 2/3 Aug 13S«pt Colling Hong Kong Bulk Oil Latex space. Agents:- C.F. SHARP COMPANY (M| LTD. Spore Tel: *****/7 (7 line*) Penang
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      488 20 SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS S M 'Pg yln „„on, tn Ou Temorrew: Oa*W wharves er sxpected teday ara: Biembe, Aeneaa. Anto T.iiamon RokSS2**S25 li Tlbcr 3/i ««>»*«" K'veen. star Bet. v.-,.,., UeliVua i* f* 1 1 27 23. Betelsutse Uaru. N«) e r Rljtn tern 16. Eurma 42/43. Thorsonent 6/7.
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    BUSINESS ON EXCHANGE
    964 21 BUSINESS in and reported to the S;ii«apore and Kuala Lumpur tradlni' rooms of the Stock Kxr nance of Malaysia yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Cald (tar* (10.00(11 $1.90 (2.IKNJ) (I Ml. (3.000) lUV -7. (l.(XHI) 11. 55, («.UOU) II -ft. Dunlapa
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 21 June 29. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 711 cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: $698.75 (down $7). Unofficial estimated offering 240 tons (down 5 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    235 21 1 JULY first rrade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Koala Lumpur yesterday at 711 cent* per Ih.. down a quarter of a cent on Monday's 1 closing level for the position. The tone was quiet after silently easier. R.A.S. and F.M.R.K. closing prices
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    DOLLAR RATE
    54 21 j-HK present rate of the Malayan dollar against the pound sterlinc Hied on November 24 last year Is Selling TT OD 2s. S 15/16 d. Bovine TT 2s. 4 l/16d. Buying OD 2s. 4 ld. The dollar Is at Its statutory I middle position In relation to its
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    Straits tin price falls below $700 level
    494 21 THE Straits un price broke the S7OO barrier yesterday falling by $7 to $698.75 per picul. It was the first time since April 2 the price has stood below $700. The fall was unexpected as the London Monday afternoon 3 months' buyers' price
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      64 21 SHIPPING NOTICE ii "STEEL RECORDER" Vot. No. 33 from U.S.A. GENERAL SIRVEV The above vessel arrived on 26th June. 196 b and cargo Is discharged In the Port of Singapore Authority's Oodown No 44. The General Survey will be held on 2nd July. 1965. No other survey will be conducted.
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      1439 21 ConUn^ froo. P M e 18) HA RDRESSING SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) ts hw» m s» „,r. IS Worrff tt (Ml*.) Bnx St rt». exfrn MAISUN MOUCHNt. >lrM oUu. L«di«« Halrdiwer* IM. UroDaxi JIWILLERY makei the molt ap- npor». Phone 17«S«. prcrlatrd gift. Latest range at Tin paRIOA MAISON MARCELLt Sinn
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      491 21 FRESH FLOWERS IS Word* (MiH.)-Bnx SO rt«. mxtrn PRINCESS SAYS Cor you »:tb flower* thoughtfully selected tod beautifully arranged that "•parkle' your good wiahe*. ?M. Orchard Rd a por*. Tel' *****/*****. ORCHIDS IS Wort* t$ imtm.t—Hnx Sn rl, txlrm A kit! ur .««,<r*i, MM n>u, ,v. dowa ivtMj compiled o>
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      333 21 I^^^ s^zr m zr~ m ,^^ml KM) CKOSS < Kill 1 t 11 CHILDREN'S HOME DRAW On 20th June. 1965. Permit No. 52/65. Winning numbers: 0519 3899 0604 0550 0349 3466 3579 0144 1885 3344 0184 1900 2910 1962 0827 4196 3076 2609 2982 0527 0661 3705 PESUROH JAVA IBU
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      234 21 VACANCIES FOR SUPERVISORS SHELL REFINING COMPANY has vacancies tor men to be trainad for responsible superv-sory positions on Pulou Bukom. Starting salary will be not lets than $750 par month grots. Applicants should be aged 28 35 ond have had a minimum or viiory capacity in ont of the following
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      Lock icon Drysdale joins the 'Big Three' in s-finals
      530 22 LONDON, Tues. Form ran true in the Wimbledon tennis championships here yesterday when the top three seeded players won through to the men's singles semi-finals. The "odd man out" is Cliff Drysdalc, the South African champion, who deservedly won a place among the
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      DONATES PRIZE
      47 22 IPOH Tues.— Lnu Sen* Fook. 89. won 'hr Mannr Qrand Prix in a boat powered by a 40-hn i outboard mn'nr at the Sea Carnivnl at 1 utnut. 66 miles rrnm hrrr 1. .ill !'"fr donstpfl hi' S5OO pn/p fo 'ti<- Dindin»= Dit-trict Wrlfare Fund
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      LABUAN RACES
      41 22 r.ABL'AN 1 s Members 'f the RAF Labu;-'; and -he Labuan AsMK'Ht on of Youths hit ornan;sing motors ta be IjHd h.r« or H r SOcc. 150cr 25Orr 35Oer and unlimited, will be run over a anai mile courae
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      WIMBLEDON: All the results
      573 22 WIMBLEDON: All the results Men's singles iquarter hnalv E. C. Drysdale 'S Africa) bt A. E. Fox (US) 4-6. 6-2. 7-5. 7-5. R. D. Ralston iUSi bt M. C Riessen <US) 3-6. 2-6. 6-4. 6-2. 6-2; F. Stolle iAust> bt R. H. Osuna (Mexico) 11-13. 6-3. 6-1. 6-2: R. Emerson
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      Lock icon Clark's third GP triumph
      86 22 PARIS. Tues—Jim Clark. ol Scotland, scored bii third npfcrntJUp Mciorv oi the Muon tii<- Fi-encj r.' md Pi race at Clermont Fcn.ind v reu^ihe 0.. .c lead in the world championship. The 29-year-old Clark led from start to finish in hi.s Lotu^ in add to hi.s
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      WHEN BILLIE JEAN MISSES...
      85 22 WHEN BILLIE JEAN MISSES... WHAT dors a B irl do when she's missed a very important point and lost same? Ilillie .Iran Moffitt throws up her r:irkrt .n ilismisi and. no douht like other mortals would, mutters a few centeel epithets through clenched lips After all this is the Centre
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      Lock icon CRICKET Rhodes twice called for throwing
      366 22 CRICKET Rhodes twice called for throwing OND O N Tues. Apart from th« dramatic "calling" for throwing of Derbyshire's fast bowler Harold ,Rhodes by Test umpire Syd Buller. the second day of the South Africans' match at Chesterfield was full of interesting cricket In an exciting tussle for nrst innings,
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      758 22 NOTICES THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE (CAP. 174) NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING In the matter of MALAYAN MINERS COMPANY LIMTTED (In Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1 that, pursuant to Section 229 of the Companies Ordinance 'Chapter IT*), a General Meeting of the Members of the abovenamed Com--1 pany «ill be
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      713 22 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA Faculty of Africnltorr APPLICATIONS are Invited for one post of Laboratory Assistant In the Agricultural Engineering Workshop. Salary scale: 5152 idx 7.50-167 50 220x15-325 340x15--475. Qualifications: School Certificate Examination with 'Credit' !n a Science subject: or obtain a recognised certificate ot a Trade School; or
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      Offside zone proposed
      321 23 FIFA IN FAVOUR OF CHANGE BUT CALL FOR MORE TRIALS TO BE STAGED By FRANCIS EMMANUEL RUALA LUMPUR, Tues. FIFA, the world soccer federation, are in favour of substituting the present offside rule with an offside zone, marked by a line across the field 18 yards from
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      Hammer best by Dattaya
      239 23 rpAIPING. Tues— Results In ■L the Perak AAA north zone championships: MEN 100 m: 1 M. Zahari Mohamed. 2 Zainal Abidln 3 K. Dass 11.35: 200 m: 1 Zahari Jafrar. 2 Zainal Abidin 3 Sangaran Kutty 23.45-; 400 m: 1 Shamsuddln Jaffar, 2 M. Sundarajoo 3
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      TOP HONOUR IS FASTEST IMPORT A TION
      548 23  - TOP HONOUR IS FASTEST IMPORT A TION Epsom Jeep RACING by SINGAPORE. Tues. AMONG the new- comers who will be making their debut at the Bukit Timah meeting which opens on Sunday, chief interest will be on Top Honour, late Recorder, a five-year-old chestnut gelding by Wilkes out of Questing,
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      STIPE'S REPORT ON KL RACES Jockey Coleman fined
      284 23 STIPE'S REPORT ON KL RACES Jockey Coleman fined KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The MRA Stipendiary Steward's report on last Sunday's races here: RACE I— Nothing to report. RACE 2— Lord lv. .in .(apprentice Jamil) .tumped inwards At the start and forced Chief Informer (Coleman) across Gay Buccaneer (Trevena) and ChenKal Batu
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      421 23 OINGAPORE. Tues. Wong Tew Ghee the defending champion, entered the third round with a 15-3, 15-3 win over, Lim Teow Lin in the Singapore badminton championships at SBA Hall here last night. Wee Choon Sen?, the 1963 Singapore champion,
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      SOCCER Malays win after one down
      224 23 SOCCER Malays win after one down A LOR STAR, Tues.— Malaysian Malays, down 1-0 at half-time, improved after resumption to beat the visiting Hong Kong Chinese soccer team 2-1 in a friervdly match at the Darulaman Stadium here tonight. The game, which was played at a cracking pace throughout, was
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    Tan warns Chinese in Sarawak against 'neutrality'
    474 24 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday rll MINISTER Ol Finance. Mr. Tan Siew Sin, tod a \v am c d Sarawak ChfaMSC leaders against "neutrality' in the present conflict between the Government on the one side and the Sarawak Communist clandestine organisation with its ally the
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    Free shows
    45 24 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Tho Held .section of the Ministry of Culture will give free fllm shows at Mm Chong School. Mata Ikan; Kampong Race Course; Pak Kong Kang Resettlement. Lim Chu Kang Road: and Sin Keau School in Thomson Road at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Diplomatic support only from some friends: Stephens
    236 24 KUALA LUMPLR, Tues. Some Commonwealth countries want to give diplomatic support to Malaysia, but are not ready to offer military aid, the Minister of Sabah Affairs and Civil Defence, Dato Donald Stephens (above greeting his wife), said on his return from London today.
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    LONDON STICKS
    414 24 LONDON. Tues. Generally unsettled condltion.s continued in the stock markets today and the downward drift In equities continued. Once again selling has not been large but buyers were still showing a general reluctance to commit themselves. There was however some recovery at the close. A major restraining influence
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    175 24 4 LEADERS HOLD A SMALL SUMMIT IN CAIRO CAIRO, Tues. Leaders of Communist China. Indonesia. Pakistan, and the i United Arab Republic I met here briefly yesterday to discuss the postponement of the AfroAsian summit in Algiers. Premier Chou En-Lai and Presidents Soekarno. Ayub I Khan and Na>scr also discussed
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    310 24 PAP or Barisan choice for Hong Lim SINGAPORE. Tues. A straight fight between the PAP and the Barisan Sosialis in a snap by-election is almost certain in the Hour Lim constituency. The Alliance Party Singapura is out of the iipht for the Legislative Assembly sea! rmcated by Mr. One Bng
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    45 24 VIENNA, Tues—More than 17.--j 000 people were evacuated in I northern Yucoslavia when the Danube and Its tributary, the Drava. broke through dykp.s. reports in Vienna said today. About acres of arable land were flo.jrifd as the result of rampaging flood waters —UPI.
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    DEATHS
    91 24 MR. S. P. UNNITHAN <Y>liive<dU> father of I. B. Nate IS-B. Mafkrn.-l» Kftad, Singapore, i peacefully at Paravur y.nlon M CABLE RECEIVED YESTERDAY of the drnth of Mr K. V.rKiMthamby of M.ithat.'il, (Vylon, formerly of I.W.li, K!ij;.nc, fMth. r of ThavarnjarinKam, Food Dfpartitunt. Colombo, and the brother of K.
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      48 24 the weather Hiulies and lowest temperatures In Malay la for the period 8 pm. Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 01 73 Kot:t Bha.u 88 "2 PeiKuir 38 75 Ipr.i 91 7S M-lncra 86 7:) Singapore 84 C HlKhlands S4 Jesselion r.B Kikrhiiiß M 3
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