The Straits Times, 1 July 1965

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 145,000 lab*** jut"* The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P>. 1005
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    Tengku: I'll stay on as long as the people want me
    347 1 Tengku: I'll stay on as long as the people want me By ARTHUR RICHARDS I ONDON, Wed. "It will take more Hum an ;itt;)ck of shingles to make me retire,* 1 Tengku Abdul Rahman lolii me when I visited him ;it the London Clinic today. The Prime Minister, who was
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    State Assembly meeting ends
    43 1 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed —The Johore Btaie Assembly meeting ended today after a five-day sitting, which started on Saturday with an address by the Sultan of Johore. The meeun? was the ftrrt In the iabcond sexfclon of the State Legislature.
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    3 battles: 11 killed
    673 1  -  GEOFFREY GELDARD: INDONESIAN INFILTRATORS ROUTED IN SARA WAR, SABAH BORDER CLASHES Revenge for terror raid on police and villagers Fro« 1 KUCHING, Wed. ELEVEN Indonesians have been killed and several others wounded by security forces in three separate border engagements in Sarawak and in Sabah. The
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    Lock icon Happy...the man who married 39 times
    108 1 Happy. ..the man who married 39 times FAIED Mohamed Faied. the much married Egyptian pop linger, is in London with his two wives. Hegazeia (left) is a superb cook, and Aida (right) provides the glamour. Faied who has been married 39 times says that marrying a woman is cheaper than
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    The new head at Pantai Valley
    152 1 The new head at Pantai Valley KUALA U'MIU'K. Wednesday. TIIK UNIVERSITY of Malaya today announced the appointment of Professor Rayson Listing Huang, Dean of the Science Faculty, as acting Vice-Chancellor. H» takes over from Dato Sir Alexander Oppenheim. who retires tomorrow from the Vice Chancellorship 'See Back Page». Professor Huang.
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    Lock icon BRITAIN'S WARNING TO NASSER
    100 1 BRITAIN'S WARNING TO NASSER LONDON. Wed. Britain has warned the United Arab Republic that she reserves the right to take "such measures as we consider appropriate" if bombing incidents like those in South Arabia yesterday are repeated, the Colonial Secretary. Mr. Anthony Greenwood, said today. Rockets I Mr. Greenwood tpld
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    Lock icon Jailhouse rock
    37 1 JAKARTA. Wed— The leader and a musician from a popular band here were jailed for playing a song by the Beatles The local newspaper Waita Bhaktt Mid the musicians u'll be charged wUh subversion UPI
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    Lock icon Bus crash kills 24
    27 1 TEGUCIAOALPA < Honduras), Wed. Twentyfour children were killed and 23 injured when a Costa Rlcan bus crashed on tv way here last night.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Kutch peace pact signed
    49 1 NEW DELHI, Wed. Representatives of India and Pakistan signed here today an agreement to end their conflict over the Kami of Kutch border. Th- agreement includes a formal ceasefire effective from 0100 GMT, tomorrow, an informal ceasefire has existed for the past two months. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Foiled: TV 'Secrets for Sale' hoax bid
    176 1 Foiled: TV 'Secrets for Sale' hoax bid LONDON, Wed —Britain's >1.1..V counter intelligence service was today reported to have foiled a television team's bid to hoax foreign diplomats into buying "otth ial secrets". The hoax was said to have been arranged for Canadian television star Bernard Braden's late-Bight series "On
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    'Court case man fleeing' cable riddle
    253 1 'Court case man fleeing' cable riddle IPOH. Wed. A mystery telegram today which said that a man accused in a corruption case here was fleeing the country alerted the police at airport and shipping terminals in Penang, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. Earlier t<><: court here had Issued .1 warrani for
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    45 1 ALL-AUSSIE FINAL LONDON. Wed— lt will be all-Australian men's singles find at Wimbledon In tedaj s simifinals. R. l.merson (Aust). the hold, i ln.it I) Ralston (IS ii-1. 8-2, 7-§. li-1. and I Stnlle (Aust beat C Drwl.ilr iBJk.) fi-3. 6-4. *-5— Reuter
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      'Menzies makes Australia traitor'
      127 2 'Menzies makes Australia traitor' CANBKKRA. WVd. —The Australian novelist Morris West, one of the world s lirst authors. ><•*>- tenlay accused the Prime Minister. Sir Robert Mcn-/it-N of in'.ikint; the country "the most abject of traitors" l>> sending troops to Vietnam. "Sir Robert has reduced rr■pecl of the world for
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      Lock icon Aussies into battle
      467 2 BIEN HOA, Wed. 500 DIGGERS JOIN AMERICANS AND VIETNAMESE IN BIG PUSH AGAINST REDS than 500 Australian troops went on the offensive today in a major push against one of the best armed and most secure Vietcong forces in South Vietnam. Waves of U.S. helicopters late yesterday
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      Lock icon High-flying kites
      57 2 KATMANDU. Wed. For decades, mountain climbers in the Himalayas have reported seeing "apparitions" in the bitterly cold air at 27.000 ft. or even higher. Yesterday Sonam Wangyal. a member of India's successful Everest team, said he saw huge birds. possibly kites. flying at 129.000 ft. as he struggled
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      Lock icon Bourn acts to scotch reports of fighting
      319 2 ALGIERS, Wednc>iay. A LGERIA'S new regime moved yesterday to squelch reports of fighting and arrests in the Constantantine area of eastern Algeria. An Information Ministry 'spokesman said the Governi ment sent a group of 30 foreign newsmen to the area so they could
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      Lock icon Rebels killed
      20 2 RANGOON. Wed— Troops today killed three Kachtn rebels and captured a big stock of arms and ammunition. A.P
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      Lock icon Killer identified
      19 2 NEW DELHI. Wed.— A mystery cuidemic that killed hundreds in Assam has been identified as cholera. A.P.
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      Police plot to kill Ministers in Ceylon
      141 2 Police plot to kill Ministers in Ceylon COLOMBO, Wrd. Th« Home Minister Mr. W. Dahayanake. announced yesterday he had discovered a conspiracy by certain police officers to assassinate him and the acting Prime Minister, Mr. J. R. Jayewardene. Mr. Dahayanake said he had the names of the conspirators. He made
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      Lock icon Trade boost visit
      34 2 KAMPALA. Wed. A H' IB Kone trade mission has arrived here for a week's visit to Pgu i with the aim of discussing vi;.v» of pxpanding trade in both directions. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Turco 'hired to keep an eye on Subandrio'
      96 2 JAKARTA. Wed— Turco Westerlins; former Dutch army captain, has been hired by the imperialists "to shadow" the movements of Indonesia's Foreign Minister. Dr. Subandrio, in Algiers, the official news agency Antara claimed today. "This is another proof of schemes carried out by
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      48 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby r ALL MY UOUSexgEPINIG 1 1 MONEY IS GOH£ BYi MAKE A BUOGET-NOW WeDNe«DAYp==^— VYUAT WAVE YOU BOUGHT? r -j you must* v I r V\ BE MORE U \MeTUODICAL >\ GROCERY. MEAtTN BREAD MILK. PISH. J noeca) \fqu\Y ahd.. e^y f a wess;
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon 'MALE BROTHELS IN SOHO' CONCERN IN LORDS
      199 3 lONDON. Wed.— Pens J voiced concern yesterday that male brothels mi}iht be established in London's Soho district as' a result of the law legalising homosexual acts between consenting adult males. Lord Arran, iponaor of the original Bill, tried to ammd it to ensure
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      Lock icon Threats charge
      20 3 KNOXVIIXE. Wed— A fireman here. Joseph Clarke, was today charjred with threatening the Ufa of President Johnson. A.P.
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      Lock icon New York 'Feds' seize deadly crackers
      149 3 New York 'Feds' seize deadly crackers YORK. Wed— FeI deral agents stvonp- <■(! down on a warehouse yesterday and seiied at least !>OO cases of cracker balls pea-sized firecrarkers blamed for the death of at least one child. Mr. Joe Denson. Chief Deputy I.S. Marshal, said three marshals raided the
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      Lock icon River on the rampage
      52 3 BELGRADE, Wod.— Yugoslavia mobilised men and mach ne» today in a desperate effort to prevent the Danube from destroying the nations granary. More than 37.000 people were on duty along 800 miles of the river and its rampaging tributaries In one of the worst floods on
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      Lock icon Getaway ends in tragedy
      58 3 BRUNSWICK. U A Z»■JM Qerman trying ;o 1 oi caoe inmred in. lie on rhe border The mtm riMtund the Mai nelit |r e to the knee in Communist mine-field .;one the bor- tier near Helnwedt Hr mana*- Hi to pull himvlf back into West German
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      Lock icon Wall Street recovers
      62 3 Wall Street recovers NEW YORK. Wed The Wall street stock marke- rtinvl ed direction rapidly durine the day but closed with gain* wirti n out more than halt of vesferdav'n ni.iior lasse.s after the i;trep.«t dealmas of the year Volume retirlied 1U*****0 share.*, the lar«e.st total fcinee May 31 1962
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      Lock icon New command
      22 3 WASHINGTON. Wed. President Johnson today named MajorGen. John Helntges as commander of the U.B. Pir« Corps in South Korea. Reuter
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      Wilson: Mission can wait for 'better climate'
      468 3 LONDON. Wed THE British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, said yesterday that if the Commonwealth peace mission on Vietnam cannot got off the ground now, it will remain in being "in the hope that the climate will improve." Mr. Wilson told the House
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      Lock icon Russia is ready to increase arms aid to Hanoi
      304 3 MOSCOW. Wed. The Soviet Premier. Mr. 1 Alexei Kosygin (above), warned yesterday that Russia was ready to increase its military aid to North Vietnam. Mr. Kosygin, speaking to I graduates oi the International Patrice Lumumba University here. accused China of trying
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      Lock icon Merger Bill approved
      52 3 I ONUoN V. d 8.l gives the British Oovernmeiu power to vote new \>n-'yi uteigwi wa.-. appjoveo without nppc ;'i.m oy day. The po««r ir.rlnded in measure on mcmopolte'- and merKers which will become law this year after routine approval by the House of Louis and the
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      Lock icon Scruffy look ends dole
      54 3 Mannheim Wed.— A lobleac i Insurance salesman's Inch-long nails. shoulorr-IPMCtIi hair and beard mtiltn iv claimed helped his rheumatism today rtv-' him hU ui-.emnloyment pny. A Mannhetaß co »rt approved the i.;ibo:n F>. -quest 'o ■top his dole became hi* refund to ch.mee his h.b'ic.i! appearance
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      Lock icon Birth pill divorce
      32 3 DENVER Wed. A college student hns got mi annulment of his marriage on a charge thai, his wife refused to use birth control pills breaking a prc-marriage pledge. UPI.
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      Bingo menace—roaming children at midnight
      150 3 Bingo menace roaming children at midnight I IVKRPOOL. Wed. A local mother's organisation said yesterday that children roamed the streets of this busy port until nearly midnight while their mothers frit tered money away at gambling centres. A report by the Mother s Inion. an Anglican hurrh body, said Liverpool
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      Lock icon Beatrix and her German fiance cheered by MPs
      176 3 Beatrix and her German fiance cheered by MPs THE HAGUE, Wed. The Dutch parliament yesterday cheered Crown Princess Beatrix and her West German nance at a formal reception and then burst out singing •'long live the Princess." The newly-engajjeu" couple emerged from their official presentation to parliament to face an
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    Clamp on fishing boats, small craft in Spore waters
    272 4 gINGAPORE, Wed. The Officer-in-Charge of Marine Division, Mr. Charles Bridges, has issued a new order restricting fishing and small craft movement in certain parts of Singapore territorial waters. The order cited as the Restriction on Fishing and on Small Craft Movement
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    DR. RINTOUL IS NEW ROTARY CLUB PRESIDENT
    136 4 DR. RINTOUL IS NEW ROTARY CLUB PRESIDENT SINGAPORE, Wed. Dr. W. Rintoul. 52. director of the Singapore Testing Laboratory, was tonight installed as the new president of the Rotary Club of Singapore at a dinner at the Cathay Restaurant. The out-going president. Mr. Be Pemx Hung, in his report for
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    Free shows
    40 4 SINGAPORF Wed— The Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow at the Nam Cheng School in Oulega Road. Lee C loon School at Holland Road 6 res. Kampong Retch, and Jalan Tua Kong.
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    Lee to open big housing show
    218 4 SINGAPORE, Wed T<HE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, will A open an exhibition of the Housing and Development Board at the former Outram Prison site tomorrow to mark the completion of the Board's first five-year development programme from 1961-1965. Announcing this today, a
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    JB CHECKPOINT BARRELS HIT
    165 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. A Johore State Executive Councillor, Haji Othman bin Haji Mohammed Sa'ad, today referred to a lane of tin barrels at the Johore Customs checkpoint, while speaking on the subject of tourism in the State Assembly. Haji oilinun. who is chairman for l.mal Government
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    PAP LUNCHTIME RALLY
    33 4 SINGAPORE, Wed— The PAP lunchtfme rally at Fullerton Square In connection with the Hong Lim byelection, scheduled for tomorrow, has been postponed to Friday, from 12.30 pm to 3 p.m.
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    OLD FAMILIES UNITED
    48 5 TWO old Eurasian families in Singapore werr united by the wedding of Mr L. B. Martinus. third son of Mr. and MNI W. Martinus. and Miss Barbara Suzanne, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs J. 6 Beins. The croom is attached to the Telecommunications Department.
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    'We are proud of our vigilantes'
    100 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Assemblyman for v arrer Park. Mr. S. Rajoo, Inaugurating Courtesy Month for the Pek Klo Vlgllar.t€ Corps yesterday, said that the vigilantes should take pride in their .service to the country and the people. Ho was sure that, by being courteous
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    'PIRATE' TAXI MAN LOSES PETITION
    141 5 'PIRATE' TAXI MAN LOSES PETITION SINGAPORE. Wed. The High Court was told today that it would be creating "a dangerous precedent" for itself, if it were to Rive a "pirate" taxioperator. Yeo Ting Whye, who was under a year's driving ban, a chance to become a licensed taxi man. Mr.
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    Forum on tourism
    26 5 SINGAPORE. Wed— A forum on the "Economic effects of tourism" will be televised at 9.20 pjn. tomorrow on Channel 5 of Television Singapura.
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    Monthly water bills in Johore likely soon: Dato Chua
    111 5 Monthly water bills in Johore likely soon: Dato Chua JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Water rates In Johore had been raised to recover capital expenditure of $30 million a year on water projects. Dato Chua Song Llm. chairman for Public Works, said this in the Johore State Assembly today in answer to
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    12 trespassers are fined
    50 5 SINGAPORE. Wed Twelve men were each fined three dollars or one day's Jail today for wilful trespass Into Nelson Road labour lines, which i.s a Port of Singapore Authority area, at 12.15 a.m. this morning. AH pleaded guilty before the Ninth Magistrate. Mr. Tan Hoay DJln.
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    Office-holders
    41 5 SDJOAPORE. Wed. Mr Yeo Kok Cheng has been elected president of the Sennet t Estate Residents' Welfare Association. Other officials are: Mr. Sect Slan Tiang and Dr. C. Muruelah. vice-presi-dents; Mr. B.R. Sethi, secretary; Mr. Leong Kwong Meng. assistant secretary-
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    POLICE SEEK RECRUITS
    28 5 SINGAPORE. Wed —Singapore Police are looking for 90 young men to Join the force as constables The new recruits will be enrolled on Oct. 3.
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    Ngee Ann Kongsi to inquire into running of the college
    344 5 Ngee Ann Kongsi to inquire into running of the college 'CLOSE DOWN' HINT TO STUDENTS SINGAPORE, Wednesday. fHK Ngee Ann kongsi management committee today announced that it would set up an inquiry commission to study the running of Ngee Ann College, and to make recommendations lor its future development. In
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    $15,350 burglary: Plea by three fails
    105 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Three O men. each under a threeyear jail sentence for taking part In a burglary involving $15,350 worth of goods last November, failed today In their appeals against the sen- tence. Ho Lam Llm. 26. Quek Kirn Hock, 21. and Kwek Ah
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    Sarawak murders: Razak awaits Fenner's report
    300 6 THERE MUST HAVE BEEN FOUL PLAY../ 'Indons were there for some time KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, is awaiting a report from the Inspector-General of the Malaysian Police, Dato Sir Claude Fenner, before ordering a full-scale clean-up of Sarawak's Clandestine
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    'New turn in the war'—by Head
    119 6 'New turn in the war' by Head |fUAI«A I I.MPI X, Wed. Indonesian confrontation against Malaysia has taken on a new turn with the involvement of local people in the terror raid on the police station near Kuching on Sunday night. The British Mich Commissioner to Malaysia. Lord Head, said
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    Debate on writers
    53 6 and Prov.nce Wellesley Malay Writers' A&^ociation and the Ppnang Umno youths' movement, will hold a debate at the Umno Hall on Friday night on the subiect "Writers have been of greater service to the nation than politicians." Tile state Deputy Chiet Education Officer. Inche Abdul Rahman bin
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    Signboards and licences: Councillor protests
    110 6 Signboards and licences: Councillor protests SINGEI PATAM. Wed The lone UDP town councillor here. Mr. One Boon Seong. today alleged that the authorities had not renewed licences of certain firms because they had not used the national language on their signboards. Speaking at the town council's monthly meeting, he said
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    Mart hi to berbual...
    45 6 pEXANG. Wed. The Penang Alliance Committee for I the Promotion of the National Languaxe plans to hold weekly discussions among non-Malays to help them U> improve their Malay. The committee will finalise arrangements for these discussions when it meets this weekend.
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    Transfer
    26 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Th« j Deputy Registrar of the High Court. Mr. Lam Ewe Huat, ha* been transferred to the Legal Aid Bureau as acting director.
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    Opening ceremony
    37 6 SFM~- \r-oRi-. \Vrd •wr B«*' nard Rodngues, Assemblyman for leiuk 0..... H dii .i opu. :i< office of thp Singapore Taxi Drivers' A*MX-;at:on> harbour branch at Telok Blangah Road at 5 p m on Sunday.
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    Health officer for Manila
    57 6 PENANG. Wed.— A Penang rural anti-malariKl inspector. Inche Harun bin H.iji Ah. will leave for KuaU Lumpur tomorrow en route to Manila uhcrr he will, take a three-month course in malaria eradication under the auspices of the World Health Organisation. Eleven others from various parts of
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    Nursing section is formed
    41 6 MALACCA. Wed— Army wr*t« here, have formed a new nursing division of the St. John Ambulance Brigade. The division was opened yesterday by Datin Saadiah Sardon. wife of the Minister of Transport. Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir.
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    HONG LIM POLL: IT'S BARISAN's ONG vs PAP's LEE
    344 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. JT will be Mr. K. C. Lee of the Peoples Action Party against Mr. Ong Chang Sam of the Barisan Sosialis in the Hong Lim byelection on July 10. As expected. Dr. Lee Slew Choh. chairman of the Barisan
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    Bodies of gassed students cremated in Sydney
    302 7 SYDNEY. Wed. The bodies of the two Malaysian students Miss Marina Soh Su I'ong, 22. and Loo Chee Kiat. 21. who wprp accidentally gassed In their suburban flat in Sydney on Friday, were cremated here this afternoon. It wri-N done In accordance with
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    Cheques for 3 associations
    69 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— The MinLster of Education. Incite Mohamed Khir Jolian, on oehalt of the Victoria Institution Civica Society, yesterday handed three cheques of $700 each to 'lie Malayan Leprosy Relief Association, the Malayan Association fot the Blind and the Malayan Association for the Prevention of
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    Common mart: Penang makes counterproposals
    400 7 Common mart: Penang makes counterproposals PENANG. Wed. THE Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, today disclosed the State Government had made certain counter-proposals to the Central Government to "help alleviate any hardships which the people might have to bear" when Penang is brought into the Malaysian Common Market. "But I
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    YOUTH GROUPS URGED: RAISE OWN FUNDS
    168 7 YOUTH GROUPS URGED: RAISE OWN FUNDS KOTA BHARU. Wednesday. THE Assistant Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports, Dato Engku Mohsein bin Abdul Kadir. today called on youth organisations to raise their own funds and not "come begging" to the Ministry for money whenever they are holding seminars. He stated this
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    Sorter who Stole...
    69 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. A special gradr letter sorter with 15 years' service was today jailed for a day. and fined $400 or six months' jail in a district court for stealing 10 letters containing cash, a money order and stamps from the General Post Office. Joseph Francis Lazours.
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    Club meeting
    29 7 XI LANG. Wed. The K,uang j In .ay Club will hold .tF annual I nH.-inj; at its pranispf, in Jalan I .pmbak at 2 30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Singapore's museum in bad shape, says a Raffles descendant
    283 7 CINGAPORE, Wed— A descendant of Sir Stamford Raffles, founder of Singapore, proposed here today the setting up of an ■'Association of Friends of Raffles Museum" (now known as Singapore National Museum) to contribute towards making the galleries a "brighter place." Mrs.
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    Polio drive: Expert advice wanted
    190 7 IPOH. Wedn.sdiv THE Ipoh Municipal Coun ell is to seek expert advice on how long children will remain immune to polio after taking the oral vaccine now being administered in Its campaign against the disease. The president of the council. Mr. S. P. Seenivasagam. said
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    'Negligence caused the death of a one-year-old boy'
    821 8 <li;rk who phoned doctor too late... IPOH, W»dn»»d«y 'Many deaths could have been caused by such behaviour of hospital staff ONE-YEAR-OLD boy died in the Ipoh General Hospital because of the negligence on the part of one of the hospital staff, an
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    Aussie delegation due
    47 8 CANBERRA. Wed. An Australian Labour Party delegation whith is \isitinc Malaysia at the invitation mi Singapore Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will .irrivr in Singapore on July 7. The deputy leader ot the Australian Opposition Mr (.ouch Whitlam, leads the six-man deleeation. Kruter.
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    He wants interval time for a smoke
    112 8 He wants interval time for a smoke IPOH. Wed.— A People's Progressive P a r t v municipal councillor. Mr. C. H. Yin. has suggested a compromise between smokers and non-smokers during cinema shows to enable non-smokers to get their "moneys worth". Speaking at the monthly meeting of the Ipoh
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    Larut vs Krian contest
    53 8 1 PARIT BUNTAR. Wed.— An inter-district national language contest between Larut and Krian i will be held here tomorrow from 3 cm There will be debates, and a speaking and singing contest. The winners will be sent to Ipoh to take part in the State finals
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    St. John dance
    34 8 1 PENANG. Wed.— The Corps of Drums of the St. John Ambulance Brigade. Penan*, will hold their anniversary dance at the old Free Association premises in Northern Road, on July IT.
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    Ipoh girl is Perak's Golden Voice
    68 8 ('HE Norbaizora binte Haji M. Yusoff. of looh. who won the Perak Telecommunications Departments Miss Golden Voice contest from 22 others in Ipoh on Tuesday. Second was Miss Josephine Chan Kam Thoe, also of Ipoh. and third. Mrs. S. Ramalingam, of Taiping. Che Norbaizora
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    King's greetings to Nkrumah
    55 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Yang di-Pertuan ARur.g today sent a message of Rreotings to President Nlcrumah of Ghana on the occasion of the country's National Day. which falls tumorruw. A smillar message was sent by the acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razalc. to Mr. Kujo Bot-io.
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    Johore Govt to probe rest houses
    108 8 Johore Bahru, Wed. THE Johore Government is to carry out immediate investigations into the running of rest houses in the State. Haji Othman bin Haji Mohammed Sa'ad. chairman of Local Government, revealed this today in an- swer to a question In the Johore Assembly
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    Brokers sue 'rich man9 clerk for $77,000
    247 8 Brokers sue 'rich man 9 clerk for $77,000 IPOH. Wed. a claim by Porak Traders, a firm of sharebrokers hero, for 576.957 for 9,000 Malayan Cables shares and costs from Mr. Mchar Singh, a Clerk of the Land Office was heard before Mr' Justice Ali bin Hassan in the High
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    Co-operative Day joy
    42 8 PENANG. Wed—The I of Agriculture and Co-opcrat :vcs, Haji Ghazali bin Haji Jay: are open the International Co-operative Day celebrations at Buttenvonh High School on I Saturday. Highlights of the prosrrammt will be the election of a "'Co-ope-e Queen."
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    July 4 celebration
    18 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Americans in Malaysia Will ccXv rate United Stales Independence Day on Sunday.
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    GREAT BATTLES THAT MADE HISTORY
    68 9 IC^rcat battles of the war that, 20 years ago enveloped the globe are only remembered now as names of obscure villages, hills, islands. Yet history turned on their outcome and their outcome rested on the minute to minute actions and decisions of those who took
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    The deserf cauldron
    1441 9  - The deserf cauldron JOHN DEANE POTTER by NEARLY 2 S years ago. JO miles West of Alexandria, the full moon rose over the deaerl and picked out thousands of dark shadows. They were guns, tanks, trucks and huddled men. The gunners gazed intently at their watch hands creeping slowly past
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    62 10 If are's SIS (tUmimmm) MR MRS LEONARD MARTINUI thank all their friends and relations for thei- valuable, gifts and attendance at th* -id ing on an;, MR a MRS RM P Arunacbalan Chettiar Kmtalyiir ndia. thank sincerely all -hose "ho so kindly cent ronsjratulatory m*a«ag*s oa the occasion of
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  • The Straits Times Thursday. July 1 1965.
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      Blunting Red Hopes
      646 10 Combat operations by American airborne troops and Australians alongside South Vietnamese units do not open a new phase in ihe war. The headlines will give this impression, the Communists using every means in their power will extract the last ounce of propaganda value from the fighting, and
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      Reply Wanted
      397 10 Mi Tang Hon Loong's criticisms in the Johore State Assembly of the land distribution programme deserve a full reply Irom the Johore Government and also invite comment Iby the Central Government and the Federal Land Develop- ment Authority. Mr. Tang's main point was that land is being alienated
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      Learning Malay
      182 10 Not many people are scholars at heart, eager to sit with I textbooks and papers to im- I prove their knowledge of the National Language. Nor arc they necessarily bold enough i to enter oratorical competitions. What is needed, if the use of Malay is to grow easily
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      HONOURS GRADUATES IN THE TEACHING SERVICE
      327 10 HONOURS GRADUATES IN THE TEACHING SERVICE IN reply to "Justinian," honours degree graduates who specialise in such subjects as philosophy and sociology, which are not taught in schools, can only be offered appointment, if at all, on the pass degree salary scale. They can teach only those subjects which form
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      'Not my name'
      122 10 •TO whom my Provident 1 Fund money will go at maturity or after my death J.s a question which hurts me every time I receive the statement of my account from the Employees Provident Fund Because the name on the statement Is not my name at all.
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      Doctoring with no time for teaching
      319 10 rE call by Singapore's Minister of Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. for much closer co-operation and co-ordination between the University of Singapore Medical Staff and Government doctors is timely and should receive the support of all concerned. However some of the statements that follow
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      Snap talent
      48 10 rE Snap on Top Talent' show sponsored by the National Monument and Patriotic Fund committee was supposed to be scheduled on June 5 at the Stadium Negara. It was postponed due to unforeseen circumstances. It is nearly a month since the postponement. What's happening? MM Seatal
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    America bets on India's strength
    1081 10  - America bets on India's strength SELIG G. HARRISON by NEW DELHI. Wed. THE BIGGEST ECONOMIC AID PROGRAMME IN THE WORLD TO DEVELOP A SHOWCASE FOR ASIAN DEMOCRACY Bb I I IN(j on India" is a top secret report to the White House from U.S. officials here that advocates doubling U.S.
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    Singapore was beeping before Argentina
    230 11 Singapore was beeping before Argentina SINGAPORE. Wed. Malaysia began using the "James Bond beep" communication system long before Argentina. According to Mr. A.B. Avcrv. manager of the communications and electrics department of H.A. O'Connor and Co.. Ltd.. the first "multitone" instant com- munication set arrived in Singapore in 1959. There
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    Tea party treat for 350
    57 11 .SINGAPORE Wed The Yang di-Pertu;.:i Nroara. Tun Yusof bin Ishak and hus wifp. Toh Puan Noor Aishah, this afternoon (tavc a tea-party at the Lstana Nesara to somr 350 helpers of the recent Internationa! Bazaar for thr Blind. The bazaar which was held the Victoria
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    Hospital extension
    29 11 SINOAPORK \V>d. The Pnnw Minister. Mr. Lee Kuai. Tew, will declare open the new I extension to the Mount Alvernia Hmpilal In Thorn.son Road on July 16.
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    Widow: I lost my senses after a drink
    196 11 Widow: I lost my senses after a drink A LOR STAR. Wed. A widow. Song fay, told the Sessions Court today she lost her senses after having a drink with fiv« men in a coffeestall at the Merdeka Garden here last February. "Later I was taken to a room in
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    Mr. Lee's visitors
    31 11 SINGAPORE Wed.—T\vo AusI tralian M.P.s Mr P. J. Nixon »nd !Mr H. B. Turner, will call on the Prime Minister. Mr. L«e.» Kuan Yew. at City Hall tomorrow.
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    Finance Ministry job for Dr. Ng
    169 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Dr. Ng Kam Poh, MP for Teluk An son. is to become the Assistant Minister of Finance, the acting Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, announced today. The Assistant Minister a::d four Parliamentary Secretaries, whose names were announced yesterday, had their portfolios
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    Elusive No, 1 burglar captured by police
    298 11  -  ABUL FAZIL and PHILIP KHOO HIS HAUL THIS YEAR: HALF-A-MILLION DOLLARS By Singapore. Wednesday Series of raids in search of loot SINGAPORE'S most wanted burglar has been captured. With his arrest last night, C.I.D. men raided a number of pawnshops from about 9
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    Nation-wide buyers' council to fight the profiteers
    120 11 Nation-wide buyers' council to fight the profiteers ITU ALA LUMPUR. Wed. A Malaysian Consumers' Council with government support will be established here tomorrow. Da tin V. N. Rajasooria, president of the Selangor Consumers' Association, explained today that "our desire and hope Is to be able to prevent profiteering and its
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    JURIE SANG JUST FOR FUN'-AND WAS SIGNED UP BY A NIGHTCLUB
    220 11 IJUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Singer Jurie Chew. 18. (above i. arrived here from Hong Kong last weekend for a short visit and landed a job by chance. She was offered a threemonth contract by a leading nightclub after the proprietor
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    Arms firing exercises
    51 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. The military will be carrying out night firing exercises at Pulau Tekong from 7.30 p.m. to midnight tomorrow and Friday. Bmall arms ammunition, pistol Illumination and ground flares will be used during the exercises. The public are advised not to be alarmed when hearing these
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    School fun fair
    30 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Pudu English Secondary School here will hold a food and fun fair at the school on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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    Villagers offer $2OO for killing of maneater
    201 11 Villagers offer $2OO for killing of maneater KUALA TRENGGANU, Wed. The villagers of Chalok, 28 miles from here, are offering $200 to anyone who kills a man-eating tiger that has been terrorising them for the past three w*»eks. They contributed th« money and promised fun co-operation and all th* facilities
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      800 11 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) Channel 5 Kuala Lumpur and i 6.34 Plint.Mones— Fred Strikes Penanc; Channel 6 Ipoh and Out": 7 News In English' 7lu Malacca; Channel 4 Taiplnf; Shindig. 7.35 Beverly Hillbillies Channel 7 Batu Pahat: Chan- "Clampetu Entertain"; S net 9 Killing: Channel 3 Jo- News in Mandarin: 8.10
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      A champion of good relations
      400 12 Shr is an rxprrt in judo, firing and music li attractive and rnrrgrtir and stands on her hrad for two minutes daily. BY KIT LAYBOURNE "JACK of all trades and master of none" .noes the saying. But this Filipino mother of seven who visited Kuala
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      JOURNALISTS ENTERTAINED
      223 12 EAST MIT WEST m the pcnthoHlC garden of Wells Fargo Bank San Frincild Cslifornn neadquartcrt when vicepresident George W. Sehmiti of Hie bank's international division Icentre) was host to memben of the Asian Women lournalisti Froject spontored by the Council on Leaders and Specialists, experiment in International Living.
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      Jewelled headdresses top fashion for brides this year
      510 12 Jewelled headdresses top fashion for brides this year IE WELLED headdresses J are literally "tops" in 1965 bridal fashions. Nine out of every ten society brides this year have chosen a jewelled ornament to hold their veils in place, from a borrowed family diamond tiara to a sparkling little brooch
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      390 12 Advertisement Lemons for Beauty To keep your skin clear and fair you need the natural cleansing and bleaching tonic of lemons. your CbMOlSt for a bottle of lemon Delph. the latest type skin ireshencr used by beautiful women throughout the world. Lemon Dclph makes the complexion, iirck and shoulders fair
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    Lee and the Rulers by the Mentri of Johore
    290 13 Lee and the Rulers by the Mentri of Johore JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Johore's Mentri Besar, Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos, today said that the principle of the Rulers in Malaya had been accepted Tor many years, not only by the Malays, but also by the Chinese, Indians and others.
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    Civil Defence seeks women
    234 13 100 VOLUNTEERS HAVE BEEN RECRUITED: AT LEAST 100 MORE ARE WANTED KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. rpHE Civil Defence Corps here has J- launched a big campaign to recruit women volunteers including married women. The women will serve in the ambulance and welfare sections after completing their basic
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    LEAVE ARMY TO MEN, BE NURSES-PLEA TO KAUM IBU
    112 13 LEAVE ARMY TO MEN, BE NURSES-PLEA TO KAUM IBU pENAXG, Wed.— Penang Kaum Ibu members hare been urged to join the Civil Defence Con* instead of the Territorial Army. The senior ambulance officer of the north subdivision. Penanr Civil Defence. Inche C. M. Ramii, today called on Ininn women to
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    Lock icon 'English' shoes were Penang-made
    145 13 'English shoes were Penang-made LONDON, Wed. A Member ot Parliament n complained in the House of Commons yesterday that shoemakers in Penan* were putting the words 'Made in England" or 'Made in Northamptonshire" on shoes made and sold in Malaysia. Sir Geoffrey de Freitas (Labour) urged the Government to protest
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    Library drops $5 fee
    56 13 Library drops $5 fee PENANG. Wed.— Tlie Penan Library Is to waive the presen entrance fee of $5 on an expert mental basis until September. The library committee explain ed today that a great many stu dents were unable to becom members because they could no afford to pay both
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    NO TRANSPORT PROBLEM FOR A PILOTS WIFE
    80 13 "NO transport problem for Mrs. Sarah Reid, wife of a helicopter pilot of 848 Naval Air Squadron, stationed in Sarawak 's Third Division. She has become a familiar sight in Sibu riding a light motor-cycle with her four-month-old daughter Anna carried Dayakstyle in
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    Lock icon Ayub to continue peace effort
    159 13 KARACHI, Wednesday. PRESIDENT Mohammed Ayub Khan said here yesterday that Pakistan would continue trying to bring Malaysia and Indonesia together. He told a Press conference that Pakistan did not believe In taking a partisan attitude In favour of either side In the dispute. "But we
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    Call for special courses
    60 13 Call for special courses IPOH. We<*.. Special courses should be started tor agricultural jfflcers and fleld staff of th» Drainage and Irrigation Department t> acquaint them with the problems of farmers anri oadi Planters This suggestion was made oy ;he Minister ol Agriculture and Cooperatives. Haji Mohamed 3hazali. during a
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    Recruiting day
    30 13 PENANG. Wed.— Recruiting for :he Royal Malaysian Air Force and the Malaysian Army will be Held at the Bukit Mertajam Hish School on Saturday, starting at 9-15 a.m.
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    Snatch thief escapes with woman's $2,000
    187 13 Snatch thief escapes with woman's $2,000 I£UALA LUMPUR, Wed —A snatch thief yesterday pounced on a 45--year-old woman In Malacca Street here and escaped with $2,000 wrapped in a newspaprr. Mrs. Yong Kin Yong, of Setapak, told the poiice that a youth poshed her into the drain when he snatched
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    Lock icon Tourism committee
    32 13 BRUNEI TOWN. Wed. Thirty I businessmen, including managers of local banks, hotels and airlines, this week appointed a committee to prepare a draft constitution for a Brunei Tourist Association. Reuter
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    Rural allocation
    28 13 PENANG. Wed.— The Central Government has provided a sum of $44,500 for the Penang Island District Rural Development Committee to carry out minor project* this year.
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    Drunk and nude: $50
    52 13 SINGAPORE, Wed. A man who walked nude in Lengkok Bahru last night was today fined S5O or tw» week's jail by a magistrate's court Lai Singh, who pleaded guilty to indecent behaviour, said: "I was under the influence of liquor." He had four previous convictions for
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    53 14 Ilkl tamilj of the late Mr*. Hrnr Mnl Kenr gntoMt I arknoulrdce with hrartfrlt thanks to all relatives, friends, I Kiiild". and firms for their kind menage* of rondolenre, vrollv I wreaths, donation* lo the Presbyterian Church, Prlnseo Street, I their niclil visits, and attendance during their recent bereave-
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    110 16 MELBOURNE. Wed. TNDUSTRIALS were steadier although the decline continued. Some leaders recovered. Base metals were steadier. Oils were quiet and easier. Today's cloning prices with Tuesday's prtr. in brackets: Mount Isa 36/- (33/3) N. Broken BUI (10a.) 33/1 (321) Ampol W/7 (9/T) Aust. Coo. lnd 55/-B IM/10) Aunt.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    236 16 June 30. Three monthi. INDUIT*:/iU Houstead IB cv. McAllster W cv City Dcv 6 eta. at. Inrt. Seta Oa\ Hokllo* M eta. N. Iron l> cv. Dun lop. 10 eta. 0.C.8.C 14 eta. G. Bmeltinc Kotbmaai B eta. XI eta. San 6 cv. Baao 11 eta. Bel. Prop.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    71 16 /-mines! PrtduH Cxchangi. |in|i. v pert n*on priMi M r piaul ytturday: C*«onift ill! bulk 164 svllen. drum $86 Rcllera. Copn: Jnne/Jnlr UK/Conttnsat: Unquoted. P.pp.r: Muatok white 5133 eellen, Sarawak white HS2t Mllen. ipedal Sarawak black 1127* sellers, garbled Urnponn black Sl47a<N) sellen. ASTA $lt>O<N> sellers. Sinxapcrs Coccnut
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    DOLLAR RATE
    53 16 I^HE prrsent rat* of the Malayan J dollar against thr pound sorting fixed on November 24 last year is Selling TT OD 2s. I 15 16d. Buying TT 2s. 4 1/IM. Buying OD 2s. l',d. Thr dollar Is at It* Matutorr middle position In relation to Its range
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    48 16 THE Miiirm Euhmit Binkf Am elation mad* Ibtar Chang** tn ttt ratrn to mrrc'iuiti yesterday (all ratei to S1OO): Canada: hurlnn TT 3St. airmail OD 391. »O d'lt. 36t credit Milt. 36 3/16 trade btlla. Selling TT ir OO rtidy: Canadian dltlari M: Dtuttch* Marks 1?9«:
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 16 June 30. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 71 cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: 5702.871 (up $4,121). Unofficial estimated offering 260 tons (up 20 tons).
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    QUIETER TRADING DAY ON LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE
    784 16 From Our Market Correspondent AFTER its burst of activity on Tuesday and sharp drop to lower levels the Stock Exchange was quieter yesterday. Less interest was in evidence while there was some small selling. Only about half the number of shares were turned
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    STOCKS INDICES
    24 16 Malayan Stock Indirni June !9 June 30 Industrials: 64.81 64.89 "9.46 70.28 rubbers: 101.83 101.81 •Dec. 30. 1963 100 Ore. 29, 19U2-100
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    STOCKS EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    808 16 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Blustsad (5.000) JI.U7: Ounlapa (1.000) SI. IB, (1,000) »1.1.<: Issa (1.000) 51. 43. (3.OOO) 51. 41; and
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    Straits tin price up over four dollars
    394 16 rE price of tin yesterday rose by $4,126 to $702.87) per picul on a offering estimated up 20 tons tn 260 tons. Much better sentiment was reported locally with strong demand especially from the U.S.A. More tin is now coming forward on offer.
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    80 17 THE Federation Minister of Finance has fixed these prices for calculating customs duties for the period from July 1 to July 7. Rubber 7P» eta a Ib. Copra 5676 a ton. Coconut OU $1,066 a ton. Palm Oil 5834 a ton. Palm Kernels $499 a ton. The rates
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    RUBBER PRICES
    243 17 JL'LY first trade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at S p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 71 cents per lb., down a quarter of a cent on Tuesday's closing level for the position. The tone was quietly steady. R..A.S. and F.M.R.E. closlnc prices in cents per lb.
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    SHIPS IN PORTS
    137 17 V_MIPS lyin •lonmld, tti* Slnfiptrt -1 Hirbour .h».li or ..p.ct.d tod«y art: Sxlmarn 1 2. Stavro* 3 4, Van .!(•!<, Thermopylae 6/7. Bui- ;.ini;a in li state of Bihar 15/16, Maru IS, Wakato Mam 19, Vaswcll Rrandrr 31/22. Knmht Temi ItiMnda 27. Bon* B» M, Ih .-•orlrnt
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    H.K. RATES
    37 17 ON Urn free tienangt marktt In Hone Kornt yesterday th. U.S. dollar wat quotrd at 5 76J for T.T. and 5.75 for cath. Merlin* »a.i quoted at 18.00 and ont tatl of (old at SSwfti
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    AVERAGE PRICES
    11 17 June May Rubber: 72.435 73.899 cU. Tin: $747.51 $756.59
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      353 17 THE LAND (GROUP SETTLEMENT AREAS) ACT, 1960 BRI LALANCi FRINGE M ill Ml TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received at the office of the Collector of Land Revenue, Kluang. up to 12 noon on 12th July, 1965 for the following works on an area approximately 582 acres which Is situated
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      701 17 MALACCA MUNICIPALITY RATES FOR THE 2ND HALF-YEAR 1965 Owners of property are reminded that rates for the 2nd halfyear, 1965 are due and payable In advance without demand at the Municipal Office. Malacca. In the month of July. 1965. 2. The percentage of rates payable for the year 1965 Is
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      396 17 European managed company offers FOR SALE BT TENDER valuable Lot of Approximately 176 acres proven tin bearing land in the Mukim of Damansara, Selangor. The area, which contains a rich deposit of tinore with an estimated value of 0.40 kati per cubic yard to a depth of 23.5 feet, is
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      2160 17 MINISTRY OF EDUCATION MALAYSIA SELECTION FOR TEACHER TRAINING COURSE 1966 Applicants are Invited for admission Into the following- teacher training courses beginning In 1966. Secondary Teacher Training B. Primary Teacher Training (Note: Wherever the term "Malaysia Certificate of Education /Sijll Pelajaran Malaysia" is used below, please note that it refers
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      TRUMAN JOINS 'SEEDS' IN LAST FOUR
      223 18 LONDON. Wed. JHE ENIGMATIC British player Christine Truman joined three seeded players to contest the semi-finals of the women's singles of the Wimbledon tennis championships The other three are Maria Bueno. the Brazilian holder and No. 1 seed, Margaret Smith (Australia No. 2) and
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      All the results
      130 18 WOMrVS SINGLES t)uarter-tinalf> BJargarrt Smith tAusii bt Jastina Bricka (US) 6-3. 6-0; Maria Bueno 'Br.iz> bt Jane Albert (US> 8-2, 6-2: Christine Truman <Br) bt Nancy Ritchey <US> 6-4. 1-6, 7-5: Bille Jpan MofTittiUS' bt Lesley Turner < Au*t i 6-2. 6-1. WOMEN'S urn hi i Third
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      Records fall on new track in schools meet
      367 18 ATHLETICS By ERNEST FRIDA: Singapore, Wed SINGAPORE schoolboys and girls showed today by a. high level of performances in the Singapore Scriools Sports Council's inter-district championi ships that Farrer Parks new bitumen track does not deserve the 'bad name" given it recently
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      HK Chinese win 9-2
      92 18 PENANG. Wed. The visiting Hoix Kurg Chinese footbail team scored the first win of their Malaysian tour when they trounced Penan? 9-2 at the Ci.y Stadium here tonight. Hong Kong raced off to a 5-0 lead in the first half with goals by Chi Doy (2).
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      88 18 LONDON. Wed The South Africans' eventful opeiiini; game of the tour ai Chesterjield ended yesterday tn heavy it by Derbyshire, who had se.en wicket* and nearly three houix to spare. Score* were: South African* 149 and 119. Derbyshire 143 and, 126-3. AT MAIDSTONE. the New Zealr»nders. 147 ahead
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      Army ko champs
      57 18 SINGAPORE W.-d. Army cl a ma.ior upset m the iir*t round of the Singapore Cricki t Association knock-out tournament j when they defeated the champions. Royal Air Force Seletar. by five wickets at Nee Soon today. Airmen oatted first and scored 118 m 25 overs Army replied
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      SPRINGBOKS 32-3
      45 18 GISBORNE (New Zealand). '< Wed The South African i Pugby Union team, beaten in two Tests by Australia, began the New Zealand section of the tour in fine style today with a 32-3 win over a Poverty Bay and East Coast Combined XV here
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      M'SEX REGAIN LEAD
      131 18 LONDON Wad. Micicile.-es r» turned to the 'op ol UK rountv cricket chamir.onsiiip Üble today after D'ntina Gloucester at Lord's by nine wickets An unbrokrn second wicket stand of 113 In cv*n time between Q-ic Rusm-11 <55 no' and Peter Iparfltt <60 n.o> steereo Middlesex I to
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      1423 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS I TENDERS THE PORT OF SINGAPORE NOTICES AUTHORITY mn tatwrnm itd. afpoin i Mr.\ i of SURVEY TENDER NOTICE RECORDER. RHr XL (KAHTERM LTD.. lnvit« Applications are invited from tenders on behall ol Brune. Shell Malaysian Citizeus not btlow 18 Petroleum Co. Ltd.. who are iny««rs ol age
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      87 18 1 DIARY I UnUEHCf Penan* AAA championships (City Stadium. 2 30' Kelantan combined schools SIC srd. K Bharu>: B. Pahat-, Pontian combmed sctwoLs 'B. Pahat i. BADMINTON Kelantan championships (MTU hall. K. Bharu >. BASKETBAIA. Inter-school: Perak combined v Kedah combined < Taiping. 7.30 p.m.K SOCCER Spore Div. SB: P.
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      NEW COURSE FOR CIRCUIT RACES
      242 19 TRAFFIC ARRANGEMENTS THIS is a map of the new course for the Tengku Abdul Rahman circuit races at Petaling Jaya. Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday and Sunday. The circuit of 2.85 miles is 1.85 miles longer than last year's. There are also more corners. The organisers,
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        76 19 Spore BH Senior Cup: Wearnes 6 Shell 3. Junior Cup: STC 7 Robinsons 1: Sime Darby 5 PECT 2; Hotel Singapura 1 Bata 1. SAFA Dlv. 2C: Airport 2 Windsor Roy. 1; Stable Boys 3 Sukaramai 1. Malacca Dlv. 2: Kilat 5 No. 3 Coy RASC 3. Ipoh Dlv.
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        BASKETBALL
        50 19 Perak inter'Diitrict (Ipoh): B Oajah bt L. Perak 53-49: Ipoh bt B. Padann 77-67. Sg Slput-Che-mor bt Dindinga 96-82: B. Padang Di t,x>li 70-32; Dindings bt Sg Siput-Chemor 54-52. Johore inter-District iKluangi: J. Ilihru bt Pontian 85-42: B. Pahat bt Mersing 91-73: women: J. Bahru bt B. Pahat 41-32.
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      12 records at Muar District meet
      209 19 MUAR. Wed. Results In the Muar District AAA championships: Men 100 m: 1 Mazlah Hamzah 2 Hassan M. Nor llsec (record); ZOtai: 1 Mazlah Hamzah 2 C. Oaudart 23.7; 400 m: 1 Mazlah Hamzah 2 Hassan M. Noi 50.6 (record); 800 m: 1 Khalid
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      Lock icon THOMAS CUP: No challenge round in 1967
      156 19 THOMAS CUP: No challenge round in 1967 LONDON, Wed. There will be no challenge round in the next Thomas Cup competition in 1967. This was decided by the International Badminton Federation at the annual meeting here yesterday. This means that the holders of the cup, Indonesia, will have to play
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      BAM chief welcomes the IBF decision
      130 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Badminton Association of Malavala president Mohamed Khir Johari said today he welcomed the IBFs decision to abolish fie Thomas Cup challenge round. "Otherwise, no country will want to send their team to meet the cup holders In Indonesia," said Inche Khir.
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      Thunder Bird does fine gallop
      327 19 Thunder Bird does fine gallop RACING with Epsom Jeep SINGAPORE, Wed. Thunder Bird did a sparkling trial with Parakee and Pizarro II on a soft track at Bukit Timah this mornirg. Ridden by apprentice Vincent Chong, five-year-old Thunder Bird ran 3f In 38 3/5, finishing a neck In front of
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    Missing for 22 days Singapore student found
    362 20 Missing for 22 days Singapore student found By PADMAN GOPAL VIALACCA. Wed. iTI Schoolboy K. Gurusaniy. 14, who has boon missing from hi.s home In Singapore since June 8. was today found working as a stall assistant in Jalan Banda Hilir here. The Singapore Police have been told and Gurusamy
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    35 20 T.MPEH. Wed— The US Government terminated its economic ud to Nationalist China today .ifier building it into one of the most prosperous countries in Asia with U551,465 million in 15 years UPI.
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    66 20 MAOAM LIM f WCE SIM A M N., 'nn,- l--av-mn liehlod 3 norm. .1 .1 "i in". trantianiHHii CortesiIrivinit 14 JakU MmKklbol. Kluanc on l*t July .it 12 noon QUCK KIM JOHN .me H.'l vr.ir. pa*. «•<! away on 30 6.6.'. leaving behind to mo'irn hn loh» The cortex,
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    Another mission may go to Africa
    115 20 Another mission may go to Africa KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. said today that another Malaysian delegation would be sent to West African countries "if found necessary." He added: "This will depend upon the circumstances. We like to be friendly with all the African nations.
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    At war with whom? asks Calwell
    93 20 CANBERRA. Wed. The Federal Opposition leader. Mr. Arthur Calwell. today attacked a statement by the Prime Minister. Sir Robert Mrnzies that Australia was at war" in Vietnam. "If Australia is at war. with whom are we at war?" he uM "Are we at war
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    67 20 WELLINGTON. Wed.— New Zealand would accept a Communist Government In South Vietnam If It were freely and democratically elected, the Minister of Defence, Mr. Dean Eyre, said today. He added. however, that he would not particularly like to see the Communists get Into power. He was
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    Land Code will benefit both rural and urban dwellers
    596 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday rIE National Land Code Bill, which h- first reading r .louse of Re- esentatives last month, will benefit both rural and urban dwellers when it becomes law, probably on Jan. 1 next year. Details of the code, disclosed
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    LONDON STOCKS. RUBBER and TIN
    419 20 LONDON. Wed.— Although the j Mlde in t!ie Stock mnrkets was I halted today, it was mostly because selling was on a reduced scale. Buyers were still adopting a cautious attitude and the demand was selective and no more than moderate. There was some marking
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    Lock icon Soekarno to go on Afro-Asian tour
    215 20 JAKARTA. Wednesday. PRESIDENT Soekarno will visit several Afro- Asian countries following his current visit to Cairo, Antara news agency said today. In a report from a correspondent in Cairo, the agency also said that Indonesia's Foreign Minister and First Deputy Premier, Dr. Subandrio, would
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    Lock icon Storm over Tun Lim's newsletter on attacks on Lee
    289 20 pANBERRA. Wed The Malaysian High Commission has amended a newsletter following press criticism that it was angled against Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. The commission yesterday issued a 14-page newsletter which contained extended reports of four attacks on Mr.
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    Soekarno's No. 3 wife on visit to London
    60 20 Soekarno's No. 3 wife on visit to London Madame Rama Sari Dewi Soekarno, Japanese born 24 years old No. 3 wife of Indonesia's President, seen at London airport on her arrival to attend a delayed wedding party of her friend, the new Viscountess Newry. Mrs. Michael Stewart, wife of the
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    Jail term pleas dismissed
    73 20 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Hi«h Court today dismissed the appeals of three men, who had each been sentenced to two years' jail lor robbing a factory worker. Tee Tons Fook. ol a watch in the toilet of the Rex Cinema here on Aug. 9 last year. Tay
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    Wonderfully stimulating experience: Oppenheim
    383 20  -  SAMAO MAHADI: By KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. J)AT() Sir Alexander Oppenheira, who retires tomorrow as Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya, today described Ins :ii year association with Malaysian education as "a wonderfully stimulating experience.*' The 62-year-old mathematician will go to Reading University in Britain as a
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      50 20 Lat* CLASSIFIEDS ft Ward, 111 iMimtmum) DAUGHTER: To Dr. and Mrs Oratory Tap 30-6-63 at Maternity Hospital Both »ell many thanks to Doctor and burning Staff. TAM: To Eunrnle and Edwin Jin Krat. a mn Yu-Brnc on 3' thnnka to Doctor. Rev Mother and SlMerii of Our Ijidya Honpltal Ipon
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      163 20 DILIGENT JA^ Ba® Students CyPff M^MMh CONCENTRATE ON CCS. COURSES Make prudent use of the Limited Time available before your examination. Ensure better grades, credits and distinctions by following our Home-study courses in any subject for the following:1965/1966 EXAMINATIONS 1 1. HIGHER SCHOOL CERTIFICATE 6. QUALIFYING TEST 2. SCHOOL CERTIFICATE
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      49 20 THE WEATHER -.>*, .>, < J3l Highest and lowest temperatures In Malaysia (o rthe period 8 p.m. Tuesday to 8 pjn. yesterday: Hirhrst Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 73 Kota Bharu 86 73 Penang 88 73 Ipoh 91 77 Malacca 88 73 Singapore 86 72 C Highlands 57 Jeaselton 73 Kuching
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