The Straits Times, 16 March 1966

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    Lock icon 'Suharto ill' riddle
    779 1 Absent from talks AN ATTACK OF FLU— OR A RELUCTANCE TO HAGGLE WITH SOEK AT BOGOR OVER THE NEW CABINET? JAKARTA, Tuesday INDONESIA'S new strongman, Lieut. Cen. Suharto, is either showing President Soekarno the cold shoulder or he is down with the flu. The 45-year-old army chief
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    Get out geisha girl' shouts at Dewi
    165 1 Get out geisha girl' shouts at Dewi S\ l).\rv. I lies Ratna Sari DewL President Soekarno's Japanese wife, was escorted from her Jakarta home to Soekarno's palace after angry students paraded outside the house screaming: "det out. geisha &«rt." it was reported here today. The Svdncy Sun quoted its <-orr!-spondent
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    Confrontation: No let-up
    29 1 U VTPUH i ..-,_Tne Deputy F'li.iii Minister, Tun Abdul i rt M I Indonesian oonfront••la\e<i alont! the Tun R ipwHrinj to reMtrten ;i!tei thr Defence Council
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    Strike cripples war port
    232 1 Strike cripples war port DANANC. Tuesday. QANANC, the second largest city in South Vietnam, was paralysed today by a general strike organised by anti-Government students apparently backed by some milffary and Buddhist leaders. It was the fifth straight day of growing, popular unrest in the politics] hotbeds which spawned protest
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    Lock icon FLIGHTS TO MARS, VENUS FOR US $l,6OO
    126 1 WASHINGTON. Tues. Average-weight travellers may fly to Mars and Venus* for about USSI.6OO by the turn of the century, a U.S. Govern- ment space scientist predicted today. Dr. Eugene B. Konercl said fare> would be based on a person's weight about ISSIO a
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    Lock icon A $100,000 gold find by two
    56 1 PERTH. TUB*.— A weluer and an electrician working a gold claim near a former gold rush town have struck It rich to the tune of some AS 100.000. They hove decided to quit their Jobs and work full time on the rlal:ii at Wlclßiemooltha,
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    Luxury yacht for Sarawak Governor sails in
    336 1 Luxury yacht for Sarawak Governor sails in By GUNN CHIT THYE DBNANO, Tues. A 1 150-ton luxury yacht, bought from an English millionaire by the Sarawak Government for the use of the Governor, Tun A bang Haji Opens, arrived here today after a 7.000--mile journey from Monte Carlo. The 114-tt.
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    Lock icon THE SHIONA IN EAST PORT
    12 1 Strait, Timea picture by NG WEIMG CHEE
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    A new stamp to mark the King's installation
    105 1 A new stamp to mark the King's installation MA. rpHK sen l.i-ci-nt stamp A uitli the portrait of the Vaim tli I'ertuan AfMf, which v.ill he on sale on April II to mark His Majesty's installatioo in Kuala l.uinpur. The xlariip with y>Hmi background is onr of the t«o tiew
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    Lock icon Hanoi warns
    31 1 TOKYO. Tun.- Hanoi s ofltcial Vietnam new.s agencj yesterday warned Hngapore ni.t La allow American tttUketi in Vietrmm to make rest ai.d rpcie.il ion vMtl ro tile Island AP
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    Army called in to quell riots
    274 1 YEW DELHI. Tues. 11 The Indian Army was sailed in today to the Punjab city of Ludhiana as rioting between Sikhs ai cl Hindus Oared for the fifth day. The Hindus are pi Ing against .1 proposal to rive the Sikh community a ibi-speaklng
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    45 1 (iKMIM-8 SET FOR LAI'NCH TODAY CAPE KENNEDY. Tues.— Gemini S mission re scheduled for launching tomorrow morning, but danger of further delays. Launching 1500 GMT for Agrna target rocket, 1641 (or Gemini (Malayan time: 10 JO p.m. Wed. and 12.11 a.m. Ttaurs.). Reuter.
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      Lock icon Subandrio's secret pact
      544 2 Subandrio's secret pact DISCOVERY OF DOCUMENTS LED TO SEIZURE OF POWER BY ARMY SINGAPORE, Tuesday. T3 EPORTS from Jakarta -tv yesterday said the discovery of secret documents in Dr. Subandrio's Foreign Ministry forced Indonesian military leaders to seize power last week. A source who cannot be identified told newsmen in
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      Jakarta calm and orderly, says U.S. ambassador
      183 2 rpOKYO, Tues The U.S. Ambassador to Indonesia. Mr. Marshall Green, said today that the situation in Jakarta was "relatively calm and certainly orderly at this point." Reached by telephone by the Associated Press here. Mr. Green said one of the 1 a r
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      Lock icon China's N-threat to the world by 1980...
      445 2 CHALFONT EXPLAINS LABOUR POLICY I ONDON, Tues. BriAj tain's Disarmament Minister. Lord Chal- r font, warned last night that by 1980 China could threaten Europe and the United States j as well as Asia and Africa with nuclear weapons. He told an election
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      30 2 I NEW DELHI. Tues.— External I Aflairs Minister Swaran Smell i .said yesterday China made allegations against India "to provide a smokescreen for her tggressiv* 1 activities." Reuter.
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      Lock icon Threats to invade Ghana: A warning by Iron si
      252 2 Threats to invade Ghana: A warning by Iron si AGOS, Tues. MaJ.- Gen. Aguiyi-Ironsi, head of Nigeria"s military government, expressed concern yesterday over reports that some African nations are planning an invasion of Ghana to restore ousted President Kwame Nkrumah to power. Though it mentioned no names, a .statement by
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      Lock icon CASTRO WARNS HIS DOLCE VITA OFFICIALS
      126 3 CASTRO WARNS HIS DOLCE VITA OFFICIALS HAVANA. Tues. Prim Minister Fidel Castro yesterday declared war on the dolce vita of Cuban Government officials who tell counter-re-volutionary jokes and obscene stories at capitalist embassy parties. Those found guilty would oil to military servici- or agricultural labour. ne said. Some government officials.
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      Lock icon Gemini 8 'to detect N-bombs in space'
      360 3 Gemini 8 to detect N-bombs in space' HOUSTON. Tu«s 'p HE United States will use Gemini Bin experiments to detect nuclear weapons aboard orbiting spacecraft, usually reliable sources said yesterday. The experiments are considered important because of the Russian boast that they can deliver nuclear weapons anywhere in the world
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      Just fancy that
      76 3 KRANCISTOWN <Bechuanaland), Tues.—Rechuanas will twist and jive their way into independence in September if the Government has its way. Deputy Premier Quett J.K. Masire has urged the natives to learn the latest dances for four days of independence celebrations starting Sept. 30. The reason given was that
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      Lock icon Postal worker plans to kill 30 people
      92 3 BRISBANE. Tues. Postal worker Donald Penman listed 30 i people he planned to murder. I bought a nfl.> by mail order, then shot the first victim on his list, a court was told here esterday. A psychiatrist. Dr. W H. Talt, said Penman.
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      Two killed in feud
      32 3 MANILA, rues.— lv.o brothers' wrn killed uiid thr»c other people tajund when 'w.i families battlpd with guns and knives in Iloilo city in centr.ii Philippines las: Saturday. C.P.I.
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      Lock icon Home with bride from behind the Iron curtain...
      116 3 (")PERA singer Alan Mav.ll returned to England last week after an 18-month battle against Communist officials Alan, a 31 -year-old tenor from Timperley, Cheshire, fell in love with Edda Gutzmer. 24, fter joining the State Opera Company in East Berlin tor which
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      Lock icon Sex scandal probe judge appointed
      90 3 OTTAWA. Tues. A judge m Canada > supreme Court has been appointed to investigate the sex-and-security tcandal jillegedly in-, j volving Cabinet ministersThe Prime Minister. Mr. Lester Pearson, announced in the House of Commons yesterday that Mr. Justice W. P. Spence had been asked to
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      Indira to visit U.S.
      41 3 WASHINGTON. Tucs. The State Department, Hid yesterday that India's Prime Minister- Mrs. Indira Gandhi, will spend two tl.iy-i m Washington and n similar period in Ne.v York on her fourday offlciitl visit hurting Mjrch 27. A P
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      Lock icon Watutsi threat: Women, children evacuated
      196 3 VAIROBI, Tues.— I American Embassy wives and children have been evacuated from Kigale. the hilltop capital of Ruanda, following fears of imminent invasion of the country by thousands of wellarmed Watutsi warriors. A Canadian C-13 aircraft Is .standing by at Leopoldville. Congo, ready to fly
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      New drug can halve risk of getting drunk
      127 3 lONDON, Tups. > "tastelc>>s" whitt powder which can halve the amount of alrohol in the bloodstream was vp<>terdav brine readied to co on eeneral sale \iithin five weeks. A sDokcsman for the CotMvold Chemical tomnanv Ltd.. viid the new drus. to sell
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      Lock icon Aboard a bed to Calais
      57 3 CALAIS rues. Six youths h:k. h nu'i floated into Calais yesterday aboard a brass bedstead after a trip from Kanisfj:ttp. Eng- land, that took almost eight i hours. Their bedstead wa» equipped with empty oil drums lor flotation. two small outboard motors for i propulsion,
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      Envoys elevated
      25 3 VATICAN CITY. Tues. The Vatican and Senegal have decided to elevate to ambassadorial level their diplomatic representations, i the Vatican announced yesterday. I
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      Lock icon Three locked in safe
      46 3 SYDNEY, T\ifs. Thre^ men were released alter being locked In a safe for 17 hours by thieves v.lio raided a businessmen's club here. They were found after police received an anonymous telephone i call apparently from one of the hold-up men. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Chinese visitors
      31 3 DACCA. Tues. President L:u Rhao-chi of Communist China will visit West Pakistan at the end ot this month and East Pakistan in mid-April, it was announced yes- terday.— AP.
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      Lock icon Conscripts for Saigon: A challenge in court?
      125 3 Conscripts for Saigon: A challenge in court? SYDNEY, Tues. —An ant i-conscrlption movement may legally test the Australian Government's right to send the national servicemen to Vietnam. An official of the ''Save Our Sons" movement, said today it had received legal advice indicating there were grounds :or challenge to the
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      Telephone call for Rudy from a burglar
      130 3 I OS ANGELES. Tues. It was 3 a.m. The telephone rang and Rudy Milatovirh jumped. Rut he didn't answer it he ran out thr front door. Milatovirh knew that only a burglar in hi> tavern a blogic away oould cause thr telephone to
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    Scheme for burial of the poor approved
    624 4 SINGAPORE. Tuoa. THE Public Trustee. Mr. Abdul Wahafa (ihows, today got approval from the High (Joint for a draft charity scheme which will enable poor bereaved Chinese families to apply for financial aid to bury or cremate their dead relatives. The scheme is
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    Singapore will soon have colour TV: Expert
    181 4 Singapore will soon have colour TV: Expert SINGAPORE, Tues. Colour television may be introduced in Singapore sooner than many people think. This is the view of Mr. J Butti. chief electronics engineer of MBLE International of Belgium, manufacturers of television sets, now on a "technical mission" here. Mr. Butti predicted
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    SIR band today
    30 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Singapore Infantry Regiment band will play at the Chong Pang community centre at 13'- m.s.. Sembawang Road, tomorrow from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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    A GROOM-TO-BE TO SING FOR PUBLIC
    159 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. A young Spanish singer who is now in Singapore for his wedding will give a free public performance at the Victoria Theatre at 6 p.m. tomorrow. He is Juan Sabate Auvi, 24. He arrived here two weeks ago with his bride-to-be Miss
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    59 4 TOOW Talentime. Cultural Centre. ti."o p.m. Exhibition o! reproduction of 20th Century German paintings, Exhibition Hall. Chines- Chamber of Commerce. Hill Stieet. 9 a.m. 6 p.m Police Hand conceit. Katong Park. 8 p.m Free film shows at 7.30 p.m. at K^mpong Em: Ann: Sin Mm School. Silas Road;
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    Minister's visits
    33 4 SINGAPORE. Tue.s The Minister for Social Aflalrs, Inche Othman Wok today visited the Lee Kuo Chuan Nursery Home in Buklt Timah and the Girls' Industrial and Children's Homes in Pasir Panjang.
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    Gift to a Home
    25 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Women's Royal Auxiliary Corps here today presented a refrigerator to the Salvation Army children's home in Pasir Panjang.
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    FRENCH MP: S'PORE IS A KEY POINT IN SE-A
    203 4 FRENCH MP: S'PORE IS A KEY POINT IN SE-A SINGAPORE. Tues.—Singapore will play a more important role in South-east Asia as a new independent nation, the leader ol a visiting six-man French Parliamentary delegation. Mr. Michel M. De Grailly said here today. Mr. De Grailly. who is a member of
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    On banned list
    32 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Among the list of banned books listed In last week's Government Gazette was The Sex Urge published by the American publishers Brandon House and not Randon House.
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    Dragon vs lion
    140 5 Chamber celebrates its diamond jubilee (HlMsi: legend has it v that there is nothing on earth more stirring and exciting than a confrontation between v lion and a dragon live ones that is. But a performance of that age-old legend manipulated by mere mortals —in Singapore yesterday
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    WHY CHEAPER TOILET PAPER IN STORE
    446 5 WHY CHEAPER TOILET PAPER IN STORE KUALA LUMPUR. Tues A TOILET paper maker, who admitted holding half the Malayan market, was today asked by the Tariff Advisory Board why his product was being sold cheaper in Singapore. Mr. Tun Eng Seng, ma- aging director of Paper Producta fll) Ltd. which
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    Walker in Kedah
    18 5 AI.OR STAR !';>\v -The Britiab M..h commlMl i Ma Michael WaUtn hen on an official
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    Debut for LDC men in high leather boots
    216 5 Debut for LDC men in high leather boots SINGAPORE. Tues. Four hundred men i of the Local Defence Corps today made their first public appearance in their new Singapore Army uniforms at a passingout parade at Tanah M<>rah camp. In.-pi'eMng the soldiers also for the first time since his appointment
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    Rotary talk
    39 5 SINGAPORE. lues. The commercial .•■ccre.iiry m 'he Britisii High Commission v.ill give a tal* on "My Jo!)" to members of the j Rotary Club of Singapore-West at I their WitUtf ur.i-liion aMttap on Thursday at 1 p.m.
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    Committee to manage Hindun fund
    88 5 Committee to manage Hindun fund I/UALA LUMPUR. Tue>. A committee to manage a trust fund for Hindun binte Ahmad, the 12-year-Butterworth schoolgirl who last her legs in an accident, will be appointed at a meettrtrr at the Public Trustee office here at 10 a.m ou Friday. All donations received to
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    $8,000 gift
    55 5 KUALA IXMPL'R. Tues. An j $8,000 coll ciion of neuro.suriif>! textbooks and journals in German was presented by ■hr Firs: Secretary to the West German Embassy here. Dr. C. Mettcroh h, to the Parliamentary Secretary to Urn MhkMrjr '>{ BMMh. inciie Ibrahim bin Abdul Rahman, at the Nourosureiral
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    Strive to achieve world recognition for palm oil, says Dr. Lim
    320 5 Strive to achieve world recognition for palm oil, says Dr. Lim MORIB. Tues. A call to raise Malaysia's palm oil to the same international standing to that of tin and rub- ber was made by the j Minister of Commerce aiid Industrj*. Dr. Lim Swee Aim. here today. He said
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    Drive to keep town clean
    40 5 TELCK AN3ON Tues. Tlie town council hert hm> launched a caiimuipn -in tf fp th» lomj etan." To fac::;utf mMMHri wnftag service*, the cour., D divided into livr dl»---eluding one for the 14 no\!.;ir.B estates
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    $20,000 for church
    36 5 RAl'B. lues Ihr Roman Latholii C'hurrh hrrr has received a grant of s 10.000 from tin- rum I development hoard to rebuild tor cbureh which was I gutted by a fire last \ujust
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    Top concern now of Singapore, says Lim
    635 6 SEEKING NEW OUTLETS OF TRADE AND NEW MARKETS FOR OUR PRODUCTS SINGAPORE. Tuesday Till-; Minister lor Finance, Mr. Lira Kirn San, s;iid lodav I li ;i I Singapore s major concern now \\;is to seek new outlets of trade and secure new markets
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    SUPPIAH for STUDY TOUR OF AMERICA
    255 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. K. Suppiah. 50. president of the 15.000-member Public Daily Rated Employees' Unions Federation, has been awarded a scholarship under the United States educational and cultural exchange programme. Ho will make a 45-day study tour of the labour movement in America. He
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    Cocktail party
    45 6 SINGAPORE. Tues High fc'treet textile merchants will gtvi cocktail party tomorrow evenIng at Siudhu House, Mountbatten Road, in honour of Mr. B. J. Khrmlanl. director of K. Chellalani and Sons cF.E. Ltd.. who is leaving for India next week on a business trip.
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    Varsity exam results
    207 6 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The University of Singapore today announced the results of the First and Second Year examinations for the Diploma In Social Studies Part I held in January. The following passed the First Year examination: Miaa Theivanayaki Appudurai. Miss Fauziah binte H..ji Muhd. Van. Foo Ming 1
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    Hawaii Govt officer weds in S'pore
    83 6 MR. and Mrs. Kml Chang Yew Wai after their wedding at Wesley Church. Mi. (hang is tin- rldi-st son of Mrs. Alice Chans and the late Dr. Chant; Kuai l.im of Honolulu, llr li the rhirf .ipprjisri' of the State Tran*portation Orpurtment of the
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    No-water areas
    44 6 SINGAPORE. Tups V, Will be cut oir tomonou (ram a. in. tc 5 p.m. at Namly OrOTC iSaamroclc Park Estate i off N.uiily Avenue, :.nd iroin 030 an; :> p.m. at put of Neo Tiew Road from No U9A to cml ,-.t f
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    Passport to Peril Under fire in the ravine of fear..,.
    2090 7  - Passport to Peril Under fire in the ravine of fear..,. JAMES LEASOR PART 3 OF JASON LOVE'S LATEST ADVENTURE by THE wealthy Nawab of Shoh nogor, ruler of a remote Stotc in the Himalayas, is being blackmailed for £2 million. His son, Iqbol, 12, has already been partially blinded by
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    44 8 N Sli Viffimum I lee kai to. urn Kai OMaac. Hrn I ruk Urn* Mn Cuanc. Tak j c ari Mt» i i Men !i>» ■r Mrs lee K.n I'riin/ (net Yinn fnoon i 'hank »ll (Ti^nda and ie:»ti\*-a who nm 1 ffvndft
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      Minority Rights
      668 8 Minority Rights The constitutional oomuaim- ion which lias been examining in Singapore the safeguarding of minority rights has not lack- i cd the benefit of far reaching j proposals, from the creation of a second parliamentary cham- j o*>r to modification of the im- migration laws, and from a j
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      Rural Enterprise
      370 8 Thr Gn ak*n Maju campaign i launched this week aims. among other things, to bring j home to the people that the Government holds only some ■I the keys to progress. In j the rural areas, for example, it can supply the roads and bridges, the schools and
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      Highway Toll
      178 8 Malaya's first toll highway, between Tanjong Malim and Slim River, begins operations or should one say business? today, to the expressed disgust of transport operators. They have unanimously attacked the toll and have produced some tendentious figures to show how badly they will be hit. One bus company
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      655 8 The obstacles to party unity VIOST peoplr will admit the existence of a widespread public desire to see the emergence of a more united and effective opposition in Parliament. There did exist the possibility of a viable gettogether among the professedly non-communal opposition parties Indeed, with the exception of
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      Cancelling work permits
      128 8 Cancelling work permits 1 REFER to the letter by Inche Mohd. Yuni bin Awi iS.T. March 12). Under the provisions of the Regulation of Employment Act, 1965, the Commissioner for Employment may in his discretion at any time cancel or suspend a work permit issued to any employee. If a
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      MCS back in uniform
      143 8 rpHE government's deci--1 sion to order all MCS officers to wear uniforms Duzzling. At one time it urged the comolete eradication of "colonial vestiges" by the civil servants. Yet now it orders them to pick ud and don the discarded colonial uniforms minus only the feathered
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      British defence
      338 8 I refer to your editorial on Britain and Malaysia's defence and the arrogant remarks directed at Mr. Deni£ Healey. Since the British Labour Government came to power, and the disturbing state of the economy was revealed. the govern ment has constantly stressed the need to reduce or at
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    A new look for Britain's old unions
    860 8  - A new look for Britain's old unions DAVID HAWORTH by London, Tu«s TO LEAD THEM OUT OF THE WILDERNESS OF THEIR CONFUSION AND DISCONTENT BR I T A INS trades unions ar e the oldest in the world. They are also the most old fashioned. As Archie Rice put it
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    Lock icon 'Open' days' plan for Army in Sarawak
    195 9 VUCHING, Tues. Open days to enable the public to see i how Malaysian soldiers here live and work wore announced recently by Col. Ismail bin Ibrahim. commander of Malaysian tenet in Sarawak The measure ainvs to Improve relations between Servicemen and civlliana. Col.
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    Man with loaded gun arrested
    41 9 PARIT BUNTAR. Tues A police parry arrested a youth and recovered from him a 38 revolver with a builei in it- as well as two rounds of 9m. m. ammunition, outside the Cathay cinema here niuht..
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    £1,500 TIN SOON predicts Sir Douglas
    283 9 £1,500 TIN SOON predicts Sir Douglas I^l ALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The price of tin will reach the £1.500-a-ton mark soon, the chairman of the London Tin Corporation. Sir Douglas Waring predicted here today. "The present price is about Mllifl a ton and there is every likelihood that it is going
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    Another dinner for the Tun
    74 9 PENANG. Tues —About 130 I Chine.-* guilds and associations In i Tenang are expected to take part hi the dinner to be held at the Penan* Chinese Girls' High School on Saturday In honour of I the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun < 1 Abdul Razak.
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    Out: New NTUC Labour Bulletin
    140 9 Out: New NTUC Labour Bulletin CINGAPORE. Tues. The National Trades Union Congress today released the first edition of a new publication, the Afro-Asian Labour Bulletin, aimed at highlighting major labour problems and successes achieved in Afro- Asian countries. The suggestion to publish such a bulletin was first made last October
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    'Astonishing' progress says Indian editor
    119 9 pSNANO. Tuet.. Malay--1 ita't progress since independence was today described as "astonishing" by Mr Jang Bahadur Singh, chief editor of the Bher-i-Puniab. an influential weekly paper. Mr. Jang Bah.dur Singh who is on a study tour of South-East Asian countries said that such progress was
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    Former vet dies
    33 9 SINGAPOKE. Tues. A torI mrr chief veterinary officer in i Singapore. Mr. Ronald A. Wrijht. Who retired in 1959. died at his' I home in Fenstantoti. Huntingdonshire. England- last work.
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    Indon infiltrators trapped—by Indon tip-off
    424 9  - Indon infiltrators trapped— by Indon tip-off JEFFREY FRANCIS ALL OVER WITHIN TWO HOURS From TAWAU, Tuesday. T)ROMPT information given by Indonesians working on •AT an estate here has resulted in the capture of three well-armed Indonesian infiltrators who landed in this south-east corner of Sabah recently. This was disclosed today
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    Lock icon First Aussie conscripts for Borneo duty
    65 9 CANBERRA. Tues—Australian national servicemen are to serve in Borneo from next June. Army headquarter* announced today that 80 national servicemen would serve with the 22nd Construction Squadron. Royal Australian Engineers- which would go to Sabah to work for six months on the KeningauSepulot road.
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    New Rangers
    41 9 IPOH. Tues. The Chief of the Oeneral Staff. Major General Dato Abdul Hamid bin Bidln. will take the salute at the passingout, parade of the second intake to the 3rd Bn- Malaysia Rangers, hero on Saturday morning. J- 21
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    Woman shot by accident
    57 9 BUKIT MERTAJAM Tue.<. L'm Chee Beng. 24. accidentally .shot his sister-in-law. Ang Kuw Nye. 32. while huntinp a rat r thPir Jalan Kulim home last night. I.im told police he usrei his 22 I riflr to kill rats. Onr bullet hit Ane accidentally. She sustaired InJuriM
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    Have you been robbed?
    57 9 CINGAPORE. Tues. Detectives from Queenstown police station have recovered a quantity of jewellery believed stolen in recent snatch thefts in the Tionc Bahru area. The police today appealed to victims of snatch thefts in Tione Bahru area to contact Detective Inspector Piara Singh of Queenstown police
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    Recovered: Articles stolen from crashed car
    158 9 Recovered: Articles stolen from crashed car BATU PAHAT. Tues. The police raided a house at dawn today and recovered all the articles which had been stolen from a car involved in a road accident, four miles from here, yesterday. The articles Included a spare tyre, a battery, cushion and luggage
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    Umno political course
    74 9 Umno political course KANGAR. Tues. The MinUrrr of Transport. Dato Sardon bin Ha 1 Jublr. win Be among eich 1 naMonnl Umno leaders w.w are coming here on Friday to adrtrr>s local Umno officials attending the first political course grfttittd by the parly. The course, which will ne held for
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    MP goes to Formosa
    30 9 TAN'JONG MALIM- Tups. Mr. Lee Srrk Fun MP Tor T\irijon? Mnlim. left for Formo?:. yesterday to attend an agricultural wmilnai He will b for three v.eeks.
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      709 9 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL s Kuala Urn- in Tamil: B.IC Women* pur and Prnang: C po h World; 633 Canoon: 7 News and Malacca: Johorr Hi English: 710 6herlff of Bahru: A Talpinj; 7 Cochisc "Lynching P^irtv Batu r aii.it. 9 Mh.hu. 7.35 Comment <iry: 8 New* in Mandnrin: 8.10 Black
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      Senior bank men get promotion in Singapore
      114 10 Senior bank men get promotion in Singapore rVO senior employees at the Singapore branch of the i Bank of America have recent!ly been promoted. They are Mr. Lew Yeow Hlng and Mr. Chew Chong Teen. Mr Lew now heads the letter of credit is&uing depart- ment He joined the bank
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      New car sales slip off
      88 10 bales In mid January slipped a per cent from a year earlier despite record deliveries at Chrysler Corp and Ford Motor Company, but auto sales for the first 20 days of January still ran ahead of last years record pace. U.S. auto dealers retailed 242.253
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      Soviet sales from Japan
      63 10 Agreement in principle on the sale of rubber belting worth about U S 54.280.000 to the Soviet Union has been reached, the Rubber Belting Manufacturers Association ol Japan announced. The contract calls lor the export of 44.000 metres of nylon-cord conveyor belts a-id 35.000 metres ot
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      Swiss watch mart survey
      251 10 FAR Eastern countries, including Singapore and Malaysia, are a good criterion for the Swiss watch industry. The people In these regions have very sophisticated tastes and most manufacturers strive to meet the demand of these markets, said Mr. Anthony E. Dreyfuss. director of Fabrlque de Montres
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      Export firms complain of being by-passed
      575 10  -  CHAN BONG SOO By A NUMBER of Indian export houses in Sin gapore have expressed their dissatisfaction with the attitude of manufacturers in certain local industries. One exporter claims that for some time now some manufacturers of rubber slippers and sanda' shoes, travelling bags,
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      TECHNICIAN ON GERMAN COURSE
      105 10 R. YAP SEOW HUL (abore) technician of Champion MoUi.n iMI Ltd.. Singapore, lit; now in Hong Kong attending an I intensive Volkswagen technical course. The connte, known an the Volkswagen Far Eaat technical training coarse. U a one -month full-time »tudy of VW engines and mechanics
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      Manager is coming
      89 10 MR Guv MMT. export manager of Raaiol Chemicals. Ltd of London. England, is at present on an extension trip, visiting many ni the company's oversea* markets in order to meet both the firm agents and contact as many a* possible retail pharmacies. He will be arriving in
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      MATSUSHITA TO SET IP BATTERY FACTORY
      140 10 THE Matstwhlta Elfvtnc Industrial Co m pa n v plan> to start production n;,d Mtea oi dry batteries in Malaysia. Bern and Costa Rk-a f rom late thi> year, the Japanese company has announced In Tokyo Matsushita plan.- to produce one million units ol
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      Marconi expert due soon
      74 10 A radar expert attacneo to Britain s Marconi International Marine Company Mr. DC Oreenlapli. will be arriviiiß in Singapore soon to train local technicians em- ployed by company's Singapore i branch in the latest radar and j radio transmitting equipment the company has introduced. The intensive
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      Mitsubishi convention
      173 10 THE third Mitsubishi Sandilands Battery Convention held at Trade Tnion House. Singapore, was attended by 200 oealers and famta from Malaysia and Singapore. The hosts at the party wen- Messrs. T. Shirado. chief of the consumer and standard products export section of the Mitsubishi Electric Corporation of Japan
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      New directors appointed
      67 10 New directors appointed Guinness Malaysia lUI »n nounce that Ditto Mulianwrt Ytmfl bin Ha;i AbOMkd .<nd Mr i Yone Puni: How have brrn I appointed directors. Ditto Mohamed TtMOti BsVjl Ahmad ma an offteei thr Malayan Civil Benrto »nd hi> lust post before retiree «M BUrte Secretary, Pmk. H« is
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    Lock icon Smashed—a help-the-PKI rubber trade plot
    326 11 Smashed a help-the-PKI rubber trade plot KUALA LUMPUR, Tues THK Indonesian Army was reported last night to have smashed an illegal rubber trade scheme which was used to finance secret Communist activities in Indonesia. Intelligence reports reaching here said Indonesia s First Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Subandrio. and Mr Od
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    Malaysian defence team has 'fruitful' talks with Chavan
    232 11 Malaysian defence team has 'fruitful' talks with Chavan From M. SIVARAM: New Delhi, Tuesday A FIVE-MEMBER Malaysian defence mission yesterday called on India's Defence Minister, Mr Y. B. Chavan, and discussed with him the possibility of Indian assistance in training ami equipping Malaysia's Armed Forces. The Malaysian delegation, headed by
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    ASA: Taipeh applies to be member
    79 11 I MANILA. Tues.—Nationalj ist China was reported yesterday to be applying lor membership in the Association of South-East, A.<ia— an economic and cultural alliance among Thailand. Malaysia and the Philippines. A brief item in a Philippines Herald editorial column said Malaysia and Thailand were
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    US war college party due
    67 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A gi-uup of 38 civilian and military members of the United States' I National War College will arrive j here o» Thursday for a three-day I The party, which comprises members ot the college's faculty U9d staff and led by us Deputy
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    New chairman
    43 11 PENANG. Tue.s. Mr. Klioo Leon;; Hun has been elected Chairman of tlir Malaysian Red CroM Society. North-East district, Pena:.g. The vice-chairmen are Mrs. I#e Kee Pin and Mrs. James N«. secretary Miss Yew Bnaa Sim «nd treasurer Mr. Klioo Khal Hoiik
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    HAND-OVER PARADE OF MOTOR CYCLES
    186 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. /CANADA'S military gift of 250 motor cycles will v be officially handed over to the Royal Malaysian Police in a ceremony at the Police Depot here on Friday morning. T\w Triumph 250 c.c. motorcycles, which arrived here in January, have al- ready
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    Lock icon Tanzania to give preference to S'pore goods
    261 11 Tanzania to give preference to S'pore goods ZANZIBAR, Tues. j Tanzania is to give preference to made-in-Singapore goods. This assurance was jiiven yesterday by First VlcePresldent Karume to a I Singapore trade mission now visiting Tanzania. Mr. Karume, who received the mission, headed by Mr. Alan c.V. Yeo. at the
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    Women's annual get-together
    54 11 PENANG. Tues KiptesentaI lives from 30 branches of Wo- men's Institute in Penana will meet at St- Georges Girls' School lon March 26 for their annual get-tonpther. Prizes will be presented to brunches whirh have been most active during the past year as i utII as those
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    Club officials
    41 11 IPOH Tues— Mr. Lee H>»i 1 Swee, a businessman, has been 1 re-elected president of the Yee Van Club with Mr. Chin Voon IPiew as vice-president. Mr. Cheah Teik Leer., as secretary and Mr. Leone Tonß Form as treasurer.
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    Kilat Club president
    18 11 KLUANG. Tues. Mr. P. S. Moorthy has been eiected prc&ident of the Kilat Club here.
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    28 12 Ward, US < Minimum > THE FAMILY of the .at. Mr Chri't-ot'h.-r Pnoon V:n Khan md friends for wreaths, cars nt. MR. AND MRS I*l Khay Thlm. or 11.3.66.
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      896 12 EDUCATION lj Word* <* <>tm.)~Box S* rtt. txtrm START FROM WHIR! You Mop I ■»hor>hard I >!>*•» ritin*. rapid, norrr.al courwrs Baasaaara din.'rent staves. Sp<-ed So -130 Morning Aftsrnooo MpM Baak-feaaptaa i.e«lnn-rs, different staxt-s: Morniurf A Nitcht. Ma, ay •horthand" vpln r EaaHBB Maths Kie,' j Addnl. 7.-. Mldrtie Hoaii.
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      1004 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE fi Hard, ft (Mln.)-Box St rtt. txtrn HILLMAN COKVIRTIBLS el Uu.lt! Kuion.au u«d«1 neverthemt ID run ■aaaMBN t-nicd ,v.ii. x•. «ix>i iucQom«tcr an ooro» Recent I r», iniy a Dood. 52.4U0 v n o. Cuotaci Ki-ynold* Ottiee «s oor« rju3l ooro* LOW COST LUXURY. IN offer a
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    138 14 Ml I Itm i:m Tues. INDUSTRIALS were firm it. quiet trading und (.mull movement. ICI gained 10 rent* to S3.SO and new BH were up 7 i em.s to $4.75. Base me:als were firm with New BH. up 12 cents to $5.02 but K.I Shellite dropped 27 c«nt*
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    214 14 March IS. Three months. INDUSTRIALS BouMead 10 ML M. I r, vent 9 cts. MrAlloter 9 ctn. C.K.tlnldlOKx IK cts. Dunloin i:i eta. It. Iron S cte. K. Smvltpra 23 eta. 0.C.8.C. 14 eta. Lsao 14 eta. K-ii.in-i i- 11 eta. X.cl li; 1 ctl. K. A N.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    72 14 /HINESE Produce Exchange. Slnga- pare noon pricea per picul yeaterday: Coconut all: bulk 153 sellera. drum 155 M-llera. Copra: Mar/Apr. t'K /Continent Unquoted Pepper: Muntok white Slfl2| seller*. Baruwak white *190 wllera. ipectal Sarawak hlnc-k $145 seller* Karbled Lutr.poni; black 5145 (If) bt-llers lull NUV) ASTA $160 (N)
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    DOLLAR RATE
    53 14 ■pHI- presvnt rate ot the Maluvan cloll.li against the pound sterling lixed on November :M, 1M64 is selling T.T. or O.I). 2s. 3 15 I fid. Ru>injr. T.T. th 4 l/16d. Buying nl) Zs. Kd. The dollar is at is statutory middle position in relation to its range
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 14 Mar. 15. IMKItIK PRICE; 70} cents ill iw n threeeighths of a cent). TIN: 5fJ85.75 (up $1). Unofficial estimated offering 240 tons (up 20 tons).
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    EQUITY SHARES EASIER ON QUIETER STOCK MARKET
    957 14 From Our iMarket Correspondent AFTER the outburst of activity on Monday in the wake of Indonesian events the Stock Exchange was quieter yesterday with a turnover reduced by nearly half to tfeVGM shares valued at $986,405. Industrial prices were easier with Fraser and
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    31 14 Mal.it an Stm-k 1 rwli. M.ir. I I Mir Industrials- MJ2I K5.81 Tins: l«Mf I In II S rubbers: ln'i.xi 109.81 Der. mi. \<m;:. nm Dec. :9. lfiii! inn
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    Straits tin price is up by one dollar
    438 14 rpHE Strait.-* tin price yes- 1 JL terday rose by one dollar to 5K83.75 on an oflerinic cs- limatfd up 10 tons to 240 tons. Fairly strong support was reported, but the local price advance was not in propor- tion to the
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    1015 15 OUBINEBB i.i and n-portrd to the Singaporr and Kuala I iirnpui" Ir-diiiK rooms of the st<K-k Baakaan vtataviajr with the minilir of shales traded in buckets: INDUSTRIALS: Bouslead ,).000>i II iO: Dunops ci.uui'i >j. cjuuii): t -so ords. I.eOOJ i::.imK)> 12.H D. i.i.uinn 13.21 D, lo.OOO) 12.22,
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    96 15 THE Attociatlon or Banks in Malaysia made IbfM' changes in its ratea to mv n haots yesterday tall ratea to SlfHii Umttd f talcs buying TT 321. airmail 00 3.'.. '.'0 .1 .-t. 33 5/18 credit bills. (SI tnidf bills. Canada: iiuylng TT 33i. airmail OD IN, 90
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    31 15 ON The trtt cictunge mirhtl tn I Hung Kop* yt-lcrday the US. i do'lar fu <iuot<-d at lbf_| for T.T. U lor cjttv SUrling was quoted at Io.UO and
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    Yee Khan gets chance for singles glory
    917 16 9 Malaysians bid for Kops' title By NORMAN SIEBEL; Kuala Lumpur. Tuesday TAN YEE KHAN, the world's top-ranking badminton doubles player with Ng Boon Bee, has a record of fitful brilliance as a singles player; usually, like the man in the proverb, he
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    MALA YSIA, S'PORE IN SEPARATE GROUPS
    123 16 VIANILA. Tues. Malaysia and Singapore have been drawn into different groups in the 14-national Asian Youth soccer competition for the Rahman Cup here from Apr. 30 to May 14. Singapore arr placed in Group One with Japan, Formosa. India and Burma. Malaysia arr in
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    All-England draw
    506 16 MEN'S HKOUn Top section Tan Alk Huanp i Mil i v P. Walsoe <Den>; M Hartgrove (US> v Y. Pare (Can); Qualifier 1 v T. Miyanaga iJpni. R. Sharp (Eniii W. Andrew lEngt; Lee Kin Tat i Spore > v Wong Pek Shen clndoni; R Rijiners (Hoi) v
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    Miller off on sports survey
    216 16 1/ UA L A LUMPUR, IV Tues. Bill Miller. the American athletics coach, left here today for Jesselton to continue his survey ol sport in Malaysia. Beiore leaving, Mr Miller told Tlmesport that his mi.»i<m in S;ibali .>.;. wak would be ti> lind out D
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      31 16 Kluang Lraguc: 6 Rm R«gt. 4 Education 2; Kk tate 4 Slonf? Giap 0: Fripndh Klirane Garrison 3 Civilians 1. Victory Cup k.o. (NTalacca): i Scots Guards 4 Medicals 0.
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      HOCKEY
      17 16 Malacro L«-;»irur: Medicals 1 Poltre 0. Taiping hragur: Kinc Edward School 3 No. 2 Workshop I.
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      102 16 1 SPORTS DIARY SOtdK: S'pvrr llusin »i Oilflian F <S: N 'River ihm i>iv I Chartered R'i> Virtorv (up k.o. Hakka Barit OoW Monfi ip*dMHt< Aa« v Police .Banda Hiiir Naar v Borneo So F.-.rer Malacca t. Ipoh Ua«ur Div. 3 I Park; Div 2 Shell Sim* Rubber Industry Board
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      Castano, Misty Breeze shine
      535 17  -  Epsom Jeep RACING b y SINGAPORE, Tues. Castano and Misty Breeze (Ismail Asban up) did a sparkling trial on good going here this morning. They raced stride for stride over 3f in 36 1 15. Both appeared to be in top form and should be among
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      Rudy's new jockey arrives
      266 17 JEEP's JOTTINGS OINGAPOME, Tues. Glen Pretty, a 21- South Australian jockey, makes his -debut" at Bukit Timah on Saturday when the four-day Singapore Derby meeting bepins. Pretty (7.7 1 has been rncaeed as stable jockey to Penally trainer Rudy \an Breukelen. Although In- lias Only recentU
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      Mill House is out
      127 17 LONDON. Tues Mill llou^-. i joint topweipnr with Japa- MM bens Fujino-O for thr Giiind National, will not run I in the big steeplechase over foui miles and 85Cyd at Aintree on Mar M Trainer Pi!k«> Wahryn said yesterday that Mill House would be scratched from
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      88 17 BARRANQUILLA (Colombia). Tues. :\fartin Mulligan (Australia' and Francois Jauffret (Francei battled out the longest I major tennis tournament singles match on record In tlm I final of the men's singles in an International tournament here. The match had lasted over five hours when Mulligan finally won by 9-11.
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      44 17 1 I F -I < I 111 llljlilf LONDON. Tues. Resuts of soccer matches played last niplu: KnsliMi Div 2— Plymouth 0 Carlisle 0. Div 3— Southend 2 < Shrewsbury 0: Mansfield 0 1 Gillingham 0. Div 4 Darling--1 ton 4 Bradford I— Reuter.
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      SWINTON 18-2
      37 17 LONDON. Tues. Result.-, nf i Rugby matches played last i night: Rugby Union Glasgow Academicals 3 Oxford U. IP. i League Swinton 18 Barrow I 2: Wakefield 0 Hull IS: Work- lneton 3 Huddersfield 10.
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      Lock icon England end tour of NZ without success
      410 17 England end tour of NZ without success AUCKLAND, Tues. The third and final Test between England and New Zealand ended, like its two predecessors, in a draw here today. England, set to make 204 in 273m1n and without batsman John Edrich. who is recovering from an appendix operatic n. struggled
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      WORLD BODY to DISCUSS KIWIS 'NO' TO TOUR
      140 17 WORLD BODY to DISCUSS KIWIS 'NO' TO TOUR ONDON. Tues. The Inter- J national Rugby Boards annual meeting n Edinburgh on Friday will discuss New Zea- land's rejection a tour to South Africa next year. i New Zealand had told the South African Rugby Board that the terms laid down
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      276 17 Straits Times Crossword ■p WM~' id* 1 9H 4 H b H^ Hf^niß ACROSS 6. Corrective training to cure a 8 Melt al o and guslnng lorlli Conservative <10i. <Bi. 1. Separate stickers <6>. 9. Fur belongs to me and the 13. Produce Wagner's noted work Queen (6>. by the
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    32 18 JOSEPHINE BCAD A-1 KluhlyFour. "Hi- of Andrew K< H'.v.iy nt 1 pin on U Wlo Yin Rim<l. Cimnlr. ii«h Pnarral Cfcun Kola R' WONC HUM CHUAN, a p.m. an I ln-lnv.
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    19 18 IirOUIEM HIGH MASS ll r ,r-.A toil Mr- C I m Thl I>f hr B BHekaiMi Kaid. K.L.
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    65 18 Students ride on Army tanks to celebrate their victory JOYOUS Indonesian students riding on Army tanks soon after President Soekorno delegated full powers to Army Commander Lieut. -Gen. Suharto. The troops were parading through Jakarta streets amidst rejoicing. The students were among some of the thousands of
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    AUPE tells of grievance
    78 18 SINGAPORE, lues— The general secretary of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees. Mr G. Kandasamy. today charged the j Government with creating a ludicrous situation" in the Health Ministry by employing a radiographer who was not a Singapore citizen. He said this was done despite the
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    47 18 LONDON Tuei l"< v: British .i Singapore courtraarttal last Srntfmber ol ionto niurdi r a Sarawak hrndman. -\erf re. used lea'e to appeal by the Courtmartial Appeal Court hero tooay 'Part of the v he<i:d in 10->ed court bevn'iM- matter-, of national were involved Reuter
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    49 18 SAIGON. Tues— A lti-year-old Vic';uinie>* girl lauiUit kjaang her American boytriend late at night in a Saigon street has been arrested and charged with indecency. The Saißon Daily News today said the girl would appear in court accused of Indecent behaviour in public. Reuter.
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    Fireworks show today at Fort Canning
    59 18 Fireworks show today at Fort Canning SINGAPORE. Tues— An hourI long display of fireworks will be 1 staged at Fort Canning from 8 p.m. tomorrow to mark the second 1 night celebrations of the diamond lubtlea of :he Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce. The fireworks include all the latest ileM
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    LONODN STOCKS
    405 18 LONDON. Tues. The Mock market today declined over a broad j front on lack of support and small selling pressures. General economic and election i uncertainties continued to dampen sentiment, but todays more marked ri«-i line was attributed to fears of thr possible effects in the U.K. of
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    CALWELL DARES HOLT OVER WAR
    293 18 CALWELL DARES HOLT OVER WAR CANBERRA, Tues. The Australian Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Holt, was today challenged to put Australia on a war footing. In a clash with Mr. Holt In the House of Representatives, the leader <>t the Federal (Labour) Opposition. Mr. Arthur Calwill. dcM-ribed the Vietnam eonllict as
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    Lock icon 4 die in Red stores fire
    73 18 HONG KONG. Tues— An eight-hour fire early today destroyed one of Hong Kong s biggest Chinese j Communist depart ment j stores killing tour of lt.> I women employees and Injuring 14 others. Including eight firemen The fire broke out in the five- storey
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    252 18 Sarawak's situation dangerous, committee says KUCHING. Tues T^HE situation in Sara- wak remained dansjorous. There must be no complacency despite events in Indonesia. This was the conclusion of the joint Sarawak and Sabah security executive committees, which met here today. The Chief Ministers of Sarawak and Sabah. Dato Stephen Kalong
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    Former convent pupil is missing
    141 18 Former convent pupil is missing SINGAMMUt, Tan. A former foment m-!io»»I- ir I 17 -year-old h.in In enw (above) has hern nnssinn from her home in .lalait Pipit, nil \liiiiii el Ko.id since lust week. Her unemployed mother. .Madam Loh Ah Sin. said today thai her (laughter left their flat
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    59 18 VIENTIANE (Laos). Tues. j I Phou Kout Hill, a Communist strongpolnl on the Plain oi Jars. has fallen to Gen. Kong Le's neutralist forces, military sources said today The neutralists, who had been attempting to take the position since 1964. moved in without op-
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    266 18 DA VID: DAP CANNOT JOIN FRONT KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The protein secretary of the United Front". Mr. V David, said today that the Front could not join forces with the still un-reglstered Democratic Action Party. Mr David >akl policies ot the UAl 1 and of the Malaysian Solidarity Convention are
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    33 18 MANILA. Tutv Foreign Office spoke^m:i: :cnied a Manila Times report t *i 1 in? ths- vi iureed to take the Philippines chum :i> Sibah to the World Court t lenient. Reuter.
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      44 18 Highest and lowest temperatures in Malaysia and Singapore for the peri<»i 8 p.m. Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 "3 Kota Bharu Penang 91 73 Ipoh Malacca Singapore 88 73 C. Highlands '.i 08 Jesselton B<> "3 Kuching 90 "•o
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