The Straits Times, 21 March 1966

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    26 1 SINGAPORE 21MAR1966 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 ThR Niitimiiil li!WS|lil|)l!l' The Straits Times Estd 1845 MONDAY. MARCH 21. 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN >(M
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    Gemini's dizzying spin shown on colour films
    319 1 Gemini's dizzying spin shown on colour films HOUSTON, Sun. oli. in films released here last night clearly showed the dizzying spin of the (ieniiiii 8 spacecraft .is it ran into serious trouble in orbit last Wednesday. The motion pictures, shown t<> reporters and ;il*o broadcast on national television. confirmed coiii'lusivHv
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    Lock icon Dr. S in army jail
    653 1 Dr. S in army j ail Sock is allowed to retain position to avoid power struggle -SUHARTO ACTS TO IMPROVE COUNTRY'S ECONOMY JAKARTA Sunday THE Army authorities have removed Dr. Subandrio and the other 14 arrested Ministers to the military prison here. They had evacuated leaders of Hie rebel Dartil
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    Triple death in a manhole
    270 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday A YOUNG housewife and her two children were found dead in a seven-foot deep manhole behind their Jalan jawa home here early this morning. The bodies of Meenatchv, 23, and the Iwo children, Thavemalar, aged i\\<> years, and Jamuna Rani, only three
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    Lock icon Dismal decimal in the wash
    48 1 SYDNEY Sun Australia'! new decimal notes. thought brighter m colour and de-ici, than tlic old currency, apparently do rot Kol.ri up to v-a.-ll-inw; m> well. A crisp oimmi one dollar note which accidentally went through the wa.-h. came out "whiter than white."— Reuter.
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    Tengku meets Kuan Yew
    54 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The Prime Minister of Malaysia. Tengku Abdul Rahman, and the Prime Minister of Singapore. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, had a cordial meeting at the Residency of the Malaysian High Commissioner to Singapore. Dato Jama) bin Abdul LatifT. this evening. They were entertained to
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    Korea to double Vietnam troops
    45 1 SEOIU.. fc»un.-Thf South Korean National Assembly after 21 hours coii'inuo'i. l debute approvwi Pi-evident Chuni; Hw Park plan to rioubir KonaO force-- ii Vif.iiin by sending additional 20 Oot) troops. The troops reintoncmenu) arc due to be sein by July.
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    Plane lost
    25 1 OSLO Sun.- An American military transport plane with lour men on ixx.id is ruis-smi; in northern Norway, it was reported here.— L PI.
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    Nasution to speak
    48 1 Sun. The former Defence Minister, (irn. Nasution, will address a general conference of cargo shippers next Saturday. Radio Jakarta reported today. The speech will mark a rare public appearance for the General since President Soekarno sacked him from the Government on Feb. 21. I PI
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    Lock icon Tyrant Castro-by his sister
    162 1 MIAMI (Florida). Sunday. JpIDEL Castros sister Juanita told Cubans last night In a broadcast from exile here that their Prime Minister "has fallen into an acute crisis of emotional instability that can lead to catasMis.s Castro added In j her most scathing speech against her brother
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    Lock icon WORLD CUP STOLEN
    118 1 WORLD CUP STOLEN LONDON. Sun. -The World Cup top trophy in international soccer has been stolen from a display in London. It disappeared from the Central Hall. Westminster where it formed part of an exhibition. The BBC. broke into its television programmes to announce the theft. Scotland Yard detectives began
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    Lock icon 'The lesser evil'
    28 1 MOSCOW Sun Piavda commented today Uuti Britons would vote Labour at ihi- March 31 election •bec.iUM the party was the lewer ol two evils.' Reutec
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    Lock icon Defiant Ky refuses to give in
    181 1 Defiant Ky refuses to give in V2AIGON. Sun. The South Vietnamese Government la determined not to retreat or fzivc in to irrational demands, the Prime Minister. Air Vice Marshal Nguyen Cao Ky. declared yesterday. II called on the people to uin;. 1 to >aye the country (tan a daimermis sltuattoi
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    22 1 ADFN MI RDER •MEN, Sun. British i-ivil servant in Aden State iovernment was shot dead •odav by unknown «unnan Reuter.
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      Lock icon Poll gives Labour 11 per cent lead
      126 2 I ONDON. Sun.— The 1 latest Gallup poll of Britain voters Rives the ruling Labour Party an II per cent lead over th» Conservatives for the March .11 general election. I In- poll, published in today's Sunday Telegraph, was completed last I up-.
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      Kuwait airport is closed
      38 2 KUWAIT Sun. Kuwait s mtrrnatiunal airport «a« declared closed last night alter a yellowish black sancl.siovm -larircl blanketing tlie Kuwait area. The airport is lifcclv lo stay closed until late today, the source* »d-
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      Lock icon Mobs burn car
      63 2 RIOTS OVER PLAN FOR A PUNJABI-SPEAKING STATE "MOBS burning a car iU in New Delhi during violent' clashes between Sikhs and members of the extreme Hindu Jan Sangh Party over the Government's plan to set up a Pun- jabi-speaking State in the Punjab. Violence spread throughout Punjab,
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      Lock icon kungsholm sails GLASGOW. Sun. — The sails
      25 2 kungsholm sails GLASGOW. Sun. The sails 25.700-ton passenger liner Kungsholm sailed from the Clyde tur Sweden yesterday, three months behind the scheduled delivery date. Reuter.
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      Just fancy that...
      58 2 VfADRID. Sim. A man 1 from Rioseco Do Sorta, who was Injured in a road accident, received help from a stranger who did not leave his name. Ten days later he went to the lescue n t another road accident and found the man he was helping
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      Lock icon Anti-missile defences go up in Moscow, Leningrad
      270 2 Anti-missile defences go up in Moscow, Leningrad MOSCOW, Sunday RUSSIA appears to be building defence systems against attack by inter-contin-ental missiles round her two major cities, Moscow and Leningrad, according to informed sources. This could explain strange structures in the countryside around the two rities noticed by travellers m recent
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      Lock icon The secret of 007
      51 2 WELKOM iSou^li Africa i. Sun. —Jacobus SWHiiepoel 24. was lmcl 20 rands <SBs> .n the Welkoir. I traffic court yesterday for using numbers not allocated on his nun»-bcr-plate».. He had a car -uth the registration OKE *****. lie tawed out Uv 1 one and Uie nine.
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      Lock icon Summer time
      35 2 LONDON. Sun. British Summer Timr legaii it 2 a.m. G.M.T today when clocks and waicliM I were put inrwaid one hour. 8.5. T lends at 2 a.m. G.M.T on Sunday.! Oct. 23.— Reuter
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      388 2 PUT A GLEAM IN YOUR DOG'S EYE! The gleam that comes from being in top condition. But in a hot and humid climate like this one it it far too ea<y for your dog to become hstlett and lifeless. He needs special care. Fortunately tuch care is ea<>, with Bob
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      175 2 Enrol now at FEDERAL COLLEGE fhe notional gotcwoy to further i education by home study ip the Malay medium. Ensure your success in exams for: HIGHER SCHOOL CERTIFICATE SCHOOL CERTIFICATE MALAYSIA CERTIFICATE QUALIFYING TEST L.C.E., Forms 1 and 2 Govt. Std. 1, 2, 3. Malay exams Notional Language (all levels)
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      Troops in position for war over Nkrumah
      293 3 Troops in position for war over Nkrumah MONKOVI.V Sun. Thousands of Guinean and lvor> Coast troops, both supported by heavy .irtiller>. h.i\r t ken up positions aloni: border points near Liberia. Kcordiin to reports rr;ichin; this Liberia!! capital The reporK MJ Ivory (.'oast Iroops far outnumber (•irnean forces and arc
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      Lock icon Whale washed ashore
      54 3 Nict; sun. a MedttM j;orm tociiiy washed a dead spfnii bale ;mci piles >i driftwood on to :hr Froncli Rtvtera coastal ruacl yesterday, rnttine traffic VHI v: Nice. remperatures cropped sharply wttb the itann uid 14 to 16 In- j >li mi >w wiis report c! in
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      Gemini emergency caused by a short circuit
      670 3 Gemini emergency caused by a short circuit ASTRONAUTS EXONERATED The crew showed remarkable piloting skill... HOUSTON (TEXAS). Sunday SPACE Agency officials yes terday pinpointed the cause ot the Gemini 8 emergency in orbit as a short circuit in the spacecraft's electrical system The officials completely exonc rated astronauts Neil Armstrong
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      Lock icon YOUTHS FOIL BOHEMIAN QUARTER CLEAN-UP
      153 3 YOUTHS FOIL BOHEMIAN QUARTER CLEAN-UP 4 \LW \OHri, Sun. SlnaLig and chaining yuiun* Matsea Mi-ciown protests uvi'i'mghi anu ioiieo a punce operation to ciean up me bu^y eiueruuiuneiu centre oi ureenwich Visage. New i'orK s Bohemian nuuner. tiiu.... uiiu MMliranj are urn) nm .nKiKa tn vie vn- i.i,i uui°s, coiiee
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      Lock icon Hasluck in Delhi for talks
      51 3 NEW DELHI Sen. Australia s External Ailair* ->linu>ter. Mr. Paul 1 Hasluck. arrived here last niijlit for a week's visu a.s truest of tiie Indian Government. I Mr. Hasluck u'iil have talk^ Vttk the Prime Minis., r Mrs. Indira jOnndhi. and otuer Indian ItMtoM I
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      Lock icon MORE EFFECTIVE U.S. AID TO BEAT THE REDS
      98 3 WASHINGTON, Sun. The United States will put more emphasis on farming, education, health and self-assistanre for nations threatened by Communist aggression under its U553,300 million foreign aid programme, iCs administrator. Mr. David Bell, said yesterday. Summarising his testimony before the House Foreign
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      Lock icon New govt ends 37-day crisis
      90 3 ORUSSELS. Sun. j Belgium had a j Prime Minister last night for the first time > in five weeks and a government delicately balanced between the nations two language groups. King Baudouin formally approved the 24-man ad- ministration and appointed i Mr. Paul Vanden Boeynant.s
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      Lock icon Denial by Cambodia
      27 3 HONG KONG bun Cambodia lias denied cending guerillas Into Thailand to create trouble. the New China News Agency reported from Phr.ompenh last night. Reuter
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    KAMPONG'SAPPEAL FOR ROAD, LIGHTS FULFILLED
    125 4 KAMPONG'SAPPEAL FOR ROAD, LIGHTS FULFILLED SINGAPORE, Sun. *3 A request made by residents of Kampong Kubor in the Tanglin constituency to the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, when he made a visit to the area, was fulfilled today. The residents wanted their kampong road, Lorong Halwa, metalled and street
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    More service pledge by Rotarians
    117 4 SINGAPORE, Sun— Rotarlans from Feven South-east Asian countries today ended their twoday conference here with a pledge to dedicate more of their time to community service. Mr. Ec Peng Liang, chairman of the 31st annual conference of the Rotary International district 330. also said after
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    Power cut
    38 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. Electricity supplies will be cut tomorrow from 15 m.s. to 18 m.s. Jurong Road including Lokyang village and Tuas village, from 9 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. to carry out electrical works in the area.
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    Keep beaches clean to impress tourists: Sim
    178 4 SINGAPORE, Sun.— The MP for Changl Mr. Sim Boon Woo, told Dicnlckers at Changl beach today that a clean beach would always create a good ln.presslon to tourists visiting Singapore Speaking at the opening of the "Keep your beach clean" cam- puign Mr.
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    Dramatic Woodlands chase ends in seizure of 3 guns in car
    213 4 Dramatic Woodlands chase ends in seizure of 3 guns in car SINGAPORE, Sun. Pnlirn lac* nirht *v #11 i 3 i seized three fully-loaded .32 revolvers from a car, after a dramatic half mil* rh kp alnnir 11le J cnase along Woodlands Road. The firearms were concealed under the floorboard
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    MP checks on amenities
    58 4 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The Member of Parliament, lor Pongeol. Mi\ Ng Kali Ting, today visited residents in his constituency be- tween 8 and 1 1 milestones. Pong- gol Road, to i:j id out their needs on public amenities. He was accompanied by members I the Citizens Consultative
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    Missing dog: $200 reward
    85 4 SINGAPORE, Sun.— Little "Pru", a year-old pedigree dachshund is missing and her master is offering a $200 reward to anyone who finds her. Mr. T. Hungerford of Sime Darby, said he first discovered Pru missing from his house in Cavanagh Road, yesterday. He described the redbrown
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    TRADE: SO VIET HOPES OF STRONGER TIES
    265 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister, Mr. N. P Firloublne. today expressed hopes that economic and cultural ties between Singapore and the Soviet Union would be further strengthened in future Such ties, he said, corresponded with his Government's policy of peaceful co-existence and
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    Piano firm fire: Open verdict on mechanic's death
    320 4 Piano firm fire: Open verdict on mechanic's death m SINGAPORE, Sunday. rpHE dismissal of a radio mechanic over alleged theft re- suited in him setting fire to his employer's shop in Orchard Road, a coroner's court was told vesterd&v. Llm Hock Keng, 43. father of three, died in the fire
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    Trade team arrives in Malawi
    113 4 Trade team arrives in Malawi BLANTYRE, Sun.— The 16--man Singapore trade delegation currently touring Africa has arrived here on a five-day visit to Malawi. The delegation leader, Mr Alan Yeo. told reporters when he arrived last night that his delegation had the lull backing of the Singapore Government to explore
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    FREE X-RAY: 40 PER CENT FAILED TO ANSWER
    140 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. More than 40 per cent of the adult population in four electoral districts here failed to take advantage of the free mass X-ray campaigns launched by the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association in the districts last year. The facilities were made available
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    Worried father seeks boy who ran from home
    134 4 Worried father seeks boy who ran from home SINGAPORE. Sun. Azhakesan Mohan. 14, of Bartley Secondary School left his Jalan Sahabat home for school on Friday morning, and has not returned since. Today, his worried father, Mr. K. N. Azhakesan, 47, a clerk of works at RAF Seletar, walked Into
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    81 4 TODAY Exhibition of Reproduction of 20th Century German Paintings at Exhibition Hall. Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Hill Street, 9 a.m. 6 p.m. STAGE PLAY "A man For All Seasons" by The Nottingham Playhouse Co. at Victoria Theatre, 8.15 p.m. Trade Exhibition of Jap Ship Machineries at Victoria Memorial
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    Lock icon Alliance prepares for a fight in Sabah election
    353 5 Alliance prepares for a fight in Sabah election JESSELTON, Sunday. ALL signs here point to the formation of an opposition political party before Sabah's first direct general election. Tun Mustapha. president of the ruling Sabah Alliance and leader of the United Sabah National Organisation (USNO) one of its principal parties,
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    'Limit oral question time to 3 hours' move
    105 5 DENANG. Sun. The Standing Orders Committee of the State Legislative Assembly has recommended the addition of a new paragraph in the Standing Orders to limit oral question time t assembly sittings to a maximum of three boors. >■ niminep. winch met earlier
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    CLAMOUR FOR AN EARLY ELECTION BUT SIDHU SAYS 'NO'
    320 5 lESSELTON. Sun. Sabah's first general election cannot be held before December despite the fact that politicians here are clamouring: for it to be held earlier i They have demanded that the State Government kc-ps its promise to have the election in
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    School concert
    33 5 PONTIAN, Sun.— The Man v.-d I ihr Secondary biglii i Pontian. wlli nety eoneart at thp Pel Cliun School H;tl] on July 10. 11 and 12 tutirk lor school library (wilding.
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    Pioneer firms may get longer tax holiday
    133 5 SINGAPORE. Sun— The I i iinimiii Development Board is considering making recommendations to the Government to change the law so that exportorientated pioneer industries may be given a tax holiday for more than five years. The present l:i\v allows pioneer industries to he
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    A wedding gift to charity
    95 5 IPOH. Sun. Mr. Wai Cheon*. a building contractor, donated a total of $2,000 to charitable organisations at a dinner last ni','ht to celebrate his sons wedding. About 400 euests attended the function at the Golden Jubilee Restaurant here. Hi* son. Mr. Wai Wen* Kwan. an
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    UDP Assembly
    44 5 Mr. Teoh kliUainu, sun. Mr. leon Chin Boon ha* been re-elected president of the Kluang Youth Club here for the seventh successive year. PENANO. Sun. The United Democratic Party will hold its an-! nual General Assembly In Penang o n April 10.
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    Two globe trotters seek a cheap way to India
    155 5 Two globe trotters seek a cheap way to India SINGAPORE. Sun.— Two young Australian globetrotter!* now in Singapore hope to find a cheap way to India to continue their round-the-world journey. John Jurkowskiv. 22 and Tony Nathan. 24. both arts graduates, arrived bark here last Friday with their motor-cycles after
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    Lock icon Mandarin class for Miri Malays
    73 5 Mandarin class for Miri Malays \IIRI. Sun. A ManiTJ darin class for non-Chinese has been started here at the request of 20 young Malays. This Is believed to be tht first such class for 800Chinese in Sarawak Mr. Sim Teck Sing. Supervisor of Adult Education In Miri. which lies on
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    Free books, biscuits
    44 5 MACHANO. Sun.— The Kelantan Child Welfare Council h,is ff.ven 3.750 books to needy pupil* in ihe State. It also supplied free biscuits. Tills was stated in the council a appeal letter to the public to oecome members by paying only dollar.
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    Schoolboys raise more cash for crippled colleague
    129 5 CIMiAPORE. Sun. Victoria schoolboys here have raised another $573.50 for their crippled colleague. Justin Rozario. to Help him buy a possum machine. The latest donation brings Rozario's fund to 52.377.50. It wa^ part of the proceeds from a concert held at the Badminton
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    Air parcels KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.—An sir
    29 5 Air parcels KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— An sir parcel service to Belgium. Norway and Sweden will be introduced on Thursday- the Ministry of ffloffa, Posts and Telecommunications an- ••nunred today.
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    Apex Club meeting
    54 6 KUALA LUMPUR Sun— About 50 delegates from Singapore. JoI hore Bahru Malacca Hiid Kuala j Lumpur attended an Apex Club* district meeting n the Assunt* School in Petaling Java today. The meeting, .vhicli was presided over by the \pex Club district governor Mr. Tarn Chat Tim. discussed
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    The MCA decides to set up a political bureau
    423 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun HPHE MCA is to set up a political bureau as part of its reorganisation orogramme. The bureau, details of which are still being vvorked out, will be under the national president, Mr. Tan Siew Sin. Mr. Tan announced
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    Rocket symbol for DAP
    116 6 Rocket symbol for DAP JTIALA LUMPCR. Sun. The Democratic Action Party, which was registered by the Government yesterday, today issued its symbol. It consists of a blue circle against a white backrround with a red rocket vertically across the circle. In a statement, the DAP chairman. Dr. Chen Man Hin«r.
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    105,895 cars in Singapore
    57 6 I SINGAPORE. Sun. There 'were 105.895 cars in Singapore. i last month, an increase o( 564 I over January. The Registrar of Vehicles latest monthly statistics also disclosed that there were 459 more motor cycles last month, bringing the I total of 61.704 while goods vehii
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    Gift buffaloes
    25 6 KLUANQ. Sun. The Veterinary Department has distributed 21 buffaloes 140 ~ows and 14 goats to villagers here under the Second Five-Year Development Plan.
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    Motor-cycle stolen
    25 6 IPOH. Sun. A motor-cycle belonging to a fruit seller. Won* Soo Ha, 27. parked in the market I here, was stolen thU morning.
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    Air war on rubber pests and diseases
    192 6 Air war on rubber pests and diseases I£UALA LUMPUR. 1V Sun. An aerial war has been declared by the Rubber Research Institute on rubber diseases and pests. The RRI is planning to popularise aerial spraying of insecticide. Aerial spraying, according to a top pathologist of the RRI. can avert a
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    Khir to open $130,000 school extension
    79 6 IPOH, Sun.— The Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. will ODen a $130.--000 extension at the Methodist. Girls' School h°re on Salurdav. The Bishop of the Malaysian Central Conference of the Methodist Church. Dr Robert V. Lundy. will dedicate the extension which has
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    NZ trade team to visit Spore
    159 6 I I SINGAPORE, Sun. ANEW ZEALAND trade mission will arrive in Singapore next month to pave the way for more trade between the two countries. This was announced by the New Zealand Deputy Prime Minister, Mr. J.R. Marshall, when he flew In last night
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    Tun to village committees: Time for making demands is over
    550 7 'Help complete projects instead' ALOR STAR. Sun THE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun AWul Razak. today laid down a new ruling restraining all village committees lrom making demands to State governments for any specific schemes for their kampongs. •'The period for
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    Baby show
    34 7 KLUANG Sun. World Health Day here w;l! be ob.^rved with an r-clilbition and biby ."-how at the Diamond Jubilee hall on April 7. mp :or tbm year is "Man and his City.
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    The new head
    24 7 MACHANG. Sur. Mr. L. fUI Kumar, from Bachofc. has assuiuc«i duties hero as the new headmaster of the Hamzah Seconds:* School.
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    Khir: Leave caning of pupils to headmasters
    111 7 Khir: Leave caning of pupils to headmasters ITAJAXG. Sun.-Thi Ml!.--i ister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today called on teachers to leave caning of pupils to headmasters. :He was repeating this advice, he said, to avoid a repetition of a recent incident ln which a teacher was attacked by
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    New Nepalese envoy to Malaysia
    68 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Central Government has accepted the appointment of Mr. G. B Yakthumba as the new Nepalese Ambassador to Malaysia. Mr. Yakthumba. who Is also Nepalese Ambassador to Burm.i. succeeds Mr. Y. N. Khanal. Ail ExtPrnal Agair.s Ministry «tatemem said the Ambassadori designate
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    More people learning foreign languages
    67 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. More and more people are learning foreign languages in classes run by the Adult Education Board. Among the 1.3.">0 people attending foreign language classes, about '•nil arc s t ii il > i n c Japanese, .oil French and l.Mi Russian. The board
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    Tun opens lowcost housing scheme
    60 7 THE Deputy Prim* 1 Minister. Tun Abdul K.i/ k. ruttins the ribbon across the entrance of one of the new houses to ooen the State Government's m.I'UIOO fishermen's low-cost housing scheme in Telok Bahang. 13 miles from Georgetown. Watching him is the Minister of Lo-c-ii
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    Charity Week plea by bishop
    134 7 KUALA LUMPU R, 1V Sun.— C atholic churches throughout Malaya will launch a Charity Week beginning next Sunday. During the week, various campaigns will be organised to raise funds for the pour. In his appeal today, the Bishop o; Kuala Lumpur. Msgr. D. Vendargon. called
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    Four detained
    27 7 SINGAPORE Sun. Detrr- i tlves last night dp:ained four secret soclr ty lripmbrrs in Eist Toasi Road lender Uk Crimti.jl. Law 'Temporary Pro\-isions) Ordinance. i
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      298 7 Straits Times Crossword I BHI~~~^ Hb Hi iHg^ j At ROSS 7 Advised to have a hutiareo 1 Count's tale.-, oi revolutionary more pans, epairrn ill> movement 111 l 9 Trmpetate sailors paid up 8 He makes a sound protector debts 10 > (4). 12 Science appears dull to a
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    Corruption? Councillors just as susceptible, he says
    378 8 Corruption? Councillors just as susceptible, he says IPOH, Sunday. pOUNCILLORS are just as susceptiv^ble to corruption as administrative officers if they are allowed to make decisions on their own, the State Legal Adviser, Perak, Inche Abdul Hamid bin Omar, said here yesterday. Inche Abdul Hamid. who was testifying before the
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    MIDFL MAY EXPAND ACTIVITIES IN BORNEO STATES
    220 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Malaysian Industrial Development Finance Ltd.'s general manager, Mr. L. M. Svoboda. will visit Sabah and Sarawak this week to explore the possibilities of expanding its activities there. Mr. Svoboda will be accompanied on his trip by MIDFLs operations manager,
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    New employee panel members are named
    114 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Minister for Labour. Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, has appointed the following to be members of the em- Dloyee panel of the Industrial Arbitration Court: I Mr. P Ramasamy. Mr. Law!re nee Sia Khoon Seong and Mr. i Peter Lim Hrnc Loong.
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    Girl, 14, missing from home
    70 8 Girl, 14, missing from home ftl/ALA LL'MPIR. Sun Kerder Kaur. 14 (above >, has been reported missing from her house at Setap.ik here since Feb. 6. Her brother. Mr. Senlal Singb of the National T.B. Centre, said all attempts to trace her had failed. He appealed to anyonr who knew
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    Tea party in honour of our students in Perth
    104 8 Tea party in honour of our students in Perth From GABY YEANG PERTH. Sun. About 100 new arrivals to Perth academic institu- I tions from Malaysia and Singapore were welcomed at a tea party by the Western Australia Malaysian Students* Association in Malaysia House. Students who attended were mainly from
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    Cancer society's exhibition
    68 8 SINGAPORE. Bun. The Singapore Cancer Society plans to hold an exhibition In the secona half of this year Mi chairman. Mr. R. K. M. iM m his repou to be presented at the annual meetme. The meeting will be held on Wednesday at 5 30 p.m. at
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    Club's tea date
    44 8 KUALA LUMPUR Sun. I Members of the Xepa Ciub of PetaliiiK Java 'a vouUi group lorinecl recently under the sponsorship of the Apex Club of Kuala Lumpui > were last night oUevtained to a tea parly by the Petaling Ja>«i Town Board.
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    Malaysia's income growth too slow: Dr. Lim
    413 8 KUALA LUMPU R. 1V Sun. It will take Malaysia 58 pears, at the present rate of economic growth, to reach the present per capita income of Japan, and 125 years to reach the present New Zealand per capita income. Thr>e figures wrr« Riven
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    Eleven Bills to be debated in five-day session
    347 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun LTLEVEN Bills. ranging from a change in the housing allowance for members of the Public Services Commission to a constitutional amendment, will be dehated during the j five-d a y parliamentary j session, opening tomorrow, j Only two are
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      33 8 BuffM Itunn li,, Halph H*i—dmhs •■*\VJfe2 (whEW. I3BET7E* H I /T-ATS_^ S n I /vA SHOULO WA\E aY//7/^ ,'W^i~~^- V WEMOv c MY COATi J 1 TEA B_y /,> 70? OS VE2 CSATE/ h
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    Passport to Peril
    1330 9  - Passport to Peril JAMES LEASOR by You killed my brother... I hate you she cried USING the Cord car from the Nawab's palace in the Himalayas. Jason Love and the Nawab are in desperate pursuit of the |eep driven by Mr. Chin who has a £2 million draft on the
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      The Need To Speak Out
      767 10 Whatever points tlir Finance i Ministers ot Malaysia and i Singapore may score. off each Nthsf in their controversy over negotiations for a double taxation agreement, industry: and commerce are Ihe losers. J i The need for agreement is j imperative. We are told over
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      Sarawak Alert
      256 10 for some time to rome (ion. Suharto will or too busy LoiLM>hd.itmg his position to be able to spare time and troops tor any large-scale attempt to "crusn" Malaysia. In the long run, he may even rome to s»-e that conflict with j Malaysia is not in the
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      Enter D.A.P.
      256 10 The registration of the Deniorratic Action Party ovei die week-end rings down the curtain on an unedifying little political melodrama, and turns the Member for Bungsar. Mr. j < Devan Nair. from a reluctant j Independent into a party J man. Disproved is tlie charge that the Alliance
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    93 10 M H.rW. SM j Htm,mum MR V NACALINCAM ....1 Mi I mil 'rirna« lor SfeMr r..i MHI .'',[l(l,l. r -ft- *^<rl,l rrllmmia reremom 11, bomxn nf tbeir iiwltri THE FAMILY Or k.» Mr B»n Ckaat Tmpina «i-n 'o tnank friend' r»l»' \.> Tie raiiMM *!•< Baf s, uno 1
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    IN MEMORIAM
    26 10 tort. 11l I SfWSMHB IN IHCRISHEU MEMORY 01 K»» •iiHit K.iiK«.iri'.l).iln railed to rr*t nn 21 .t-IKi. "W« Mlaa You Mother ajaaMaj and Paramamunatbai).
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      Opposing with a popular vote
      429 10 Opposing with a popular vote ('RITICS laVy that the best comedy instruct* while it amuses. Dato David Marshall clearly fails to make the grade. Thp entertainment he provides does summon up laughter, but at him. nut with him As far a* I am aware, neither Devan Nair exP.A.P. future DAP
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      Mr. Nair: Labour Party replies
      443 10 Mr. Nair: Labour Party replies I REFER to Mr. Devan 1 Nairs letter IST. March 16 For all his glib talk about the DAP and the loyal opposition, the loyalty of the DAP is still to be proved. For all Mr. Devan Nairs protestations that the DAP ls a distinct
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    Learning Malay—207
    547 10  - Learning Malay— 207 YUNUS MARIS By MA. University of Malaya AFFIXATION of 'PER (COnW I Here are more examples of "PER" prefixed verbs, with or without the suffix "KAN" or "I". These are to be compared with the example* of verbs without the prefix "PER". Study carefully any difference in
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    India's lady P.M. speaks her mind
    739 10  - India's lady P.M. speaks her mind WARREN UNNA OF PAKISTAN AND KASHMIR. YOUTH AND REVOLT. FAMINE. OLD AGE AND BIRTH CONTROL by NEW DELHI. Sun INDIAN Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, unlike her late father Jawaharlal Nehru, really thinks peace with Pakistan can be achieved Reminded that Prime Minister Nehru thought
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    'Teething troubles only' says Tengku
    192 11 SINGAPORE. Sunday rpENGKU Abdul Rahman today desJL cribed the present misunderstanding between Malaysia and Singapore as "teething troubles" which would not last long He was not in the U-ast worried about this. He was confident that the trouble would soon be over. Speaking to reporters
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    Head-on crash kills 2, hurts 3
    149 11 Head-on crash kills 2, hurts 3 I>ATU PAHAT. Sun. Two people were killed yesterday when two cars were involved m a head-on collision at Sj mile, Yon& PenEAyef Hitam Road. Three others wert- W-r.ou.-iv Injured. The dead were Tan Heng Choy. 27. a salf>niati ;rr..n Kuala Lumpur, and Seah Kirn
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    Doctors switch
    52 11 BATO GAJAH. Bun. Dr. Ong Koo Sens ot the Dtotrtct Hospital. K.ee Ser.g of the District Hospital. Grik. and Dr. Wong Mac Yce ol (be Dis-.nct Hospitai. "Tapah. have tten. They replace Dr. Chua Wong I ionu and his wife. aIM) v doctor who are now m England
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    Lions Club dinner
    29 11 rcsij\A*\j. ouii. i lie i_.ior Club of Penang nil hold its ne> dinner meeting .tt '.hr G:irdr Hotel. Tan ions Buna.-h. at 8 p.m on Tneadu
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    The 'magic 300' bowler
    94 11 JACKIE'S Bowl KaJ tong assistant manager. Mr. Ec Fook Choy. 26 (left), who howled S 1 ng a pore's and Malaysia's first perfect game yesterday. Hp won a free air trip to Australia from the American bowling complex for his 12--strike score of 300. Mr. Ec,
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    New temple grant
    33 11 KAJANO. Sun. The Oovem--1 ment has approved a grant of $9000 for the construction of a Chinese temple In Bangt village. eight miles from here, under the rural development plan.
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    KORAN READING CHAMPION DIES ON WAY TO MECCA
    82 11 IJI ALA 1-IMPI R. Sun. lx llaii Abdul Maiid hin Awaias. ia>t jrear'k national and international Koran reading competition champion, died aboard the An>hun (he fourth pilgrim ship M the way to Mecia News of his death wut iaMrd to the Prime
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    Euro-Asian singing contest in S'pore
    133 11 Euro-Asian singing contest in S'pore SINGAPORE. Sun. Sin- gupore's first Euro- 1 \>ian singing competition, with a grand prize of $10 000 for the winner, will be held at the Conference i Hall. Shenton Way. in June. Competitors may sin; in diflpr■Ol lur.Ruatses at the internatio- nal comest organised by
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    Recruits wanted
    31 11 TELU'K ANSON. Sun.— A recruitlng team will interview carnii-, vnnoui vacancies in th<-, British Army at tho Lower Perak 1 Malay Club here on April 7 at 9 vm
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    S'pore team leaves for ECAFE talks
    138 11 S'pore team leaves for ECAFE talks CINGAPORE. Sun. The Minister of State for Education. Inche Rahini Ishak, today left for India to attend the 22nd session of the United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East meeting in New Delhi from Tuesday to April 4. He was accompanied
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    Project briefs by bank men
    57 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— World Bank experts, who ar<- now studyIng Malaysia's levelopment oroJects, will prepare briefs on them for members of the Aid Malaysia Club. This was stated today by Ambassador Dato Ong Yoke Lin before his departure to the United States to resume duty
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    Membership drive
    25 11 PENANO Sun. The 7.000Mrong National Union of Teachers i« hoping to double Its strength duriiig a 10-day country-wide membership drive tuning tomorI row
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    Khir's warning of 'sabotage' next in industry
    176 11 Khir's warning of 'sabotage' next in industry KAJANG, Sunday. THE Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today warned that ''one of Malaysia's neighbours" may attempt to sabotage the country's economy by employing agents to provoke industrial unrest. Speaking at the opening of a new building for the Sekolah Kebangsaan
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    Lorraine takes sepak raga to the U.S.
    212 11 Lorraine takes sepak raga to the U.S. SINGAPORE. Sun. An attractive American television personality, Mrs. Lorraine Flocks, today sat in her luxurious hotel room and ruefully massaged her bruised ankle. Tnen suddenly an idea struck her— and the began beaming with tnthnttaam. Brain wave And because vi the brain wave
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      765 11 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Koala Lam- Msniic Life In Miniature' 1 pur and Penanf: 6 Ipoh and 6.46 Junior Science "Optical Malacca; 3 Johore Bahru: Illusions": 7— News In English. 4 Taipinc; 7 Batu Pahat; 7.lo— Taman Sastxa; 7.33 9 Killing. True "Harris versus Castro"; P.M.: 5.45 Opening and B—News8
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    Progressive misery and population growth
    743 12  -  Allington kennard INTERNATIONAL AID IM.D Little and J.M. Clifford. (Allen and Unw.n 455.) ASIAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT. Edited by Cranley Onslow (Donald Moore. Books. $12.50) Not enough food production to feed the rising flood of people Reviewed by TWO-THIRDS of the worlds population living in the
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    THE RYDER CUP: A LOOK AT THE PAST
    358 12 THE RYDER CUP 1965 By Henry Longhurst and Geoffrey Cousins (Stanley Paul 15s) By WALTER WARWICK LAST year's Ryder Cup match was so close that if the Americans had missed half a dozen putts they holed, and the British had holed half
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    The Straits Times Book page
    217 12 Instltiitifinal fram^To-k. can fairly claim 10 qualify tor rxternal aid Thos<» that cannot s.iu-fv such conditions are neither mntled to expect rxternal nor capablf ol putting it to wonomic MM Tlioy arr ronditioni which Malaysia and Singapore need not four The Malayan view rhich Mr
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    Agricultural problems
    107 12 TIIK I >IB( Kconomic Review, published b> the L'nited Malayan Banking Corporation (X.1,.) h.is for its main feature an interview- with the Minister of Agriculture. Tuan ll. tii (.l».i/.ili bin Jawi. in which the Minister say* that Malaysia has an additional six millions acres of land suitable for
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      Blackie and Breezy get star billing
      78 13 RUSSIA'S latest space heroes— Blackie and Bre c x y who returned to earth last Wednesday after 22 days in orbit 560 miles up. The dogs, still wearing space equipment, were given star billing on Russian television. They completed 330 orbits through dangerous radiation
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      Lock icon A mystery flying object chases two U.S. motorists
      240 13 A mystery flying object chases two U.S. motorists LA PORTE (Indiana), Sunday. IN unidentified flying object with a crossshaped protruding appendage was reported early here yesterday. Two men said it chased them here from Michigan City. Patrolman Michael Spev.;k of the La Forte police department said he saw the object
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      Captains protest at sea search
      123 13 Captains protest at sea search I ISBON. Sun. The masters of two South African ships stopped and boarded by British warships as they were bound for the Mozambique port of Beira have protested to the British consul there. The Portuguese news agency AM. reporting this. laM night, said t lie
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      Tokyo rally
      24 13 lOKYO Bun. O\ei lL'j.ooo iJ«j In pi "the American ImperlallM aggiwrion In Vietnam". It vu orgmniatd by the J:<nan Ccmmunisi Party Rev-
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      Lock icon Ghana exile returns
      71 13 V. t. W I ll.' ACCRA. Sun Dr K A BuM.l. 0.-yeyr-old leader of the banned fi ned Oppaiticn Party. ivir:;ed here by air yesterday iil'er >e\en Sti.rs" exile in Britain tnd The Netbarlands. He was ueienmed by hundreds of OhMMufcni Dr. Busia. who sneaked our <jf
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      Lock icon U.S. AID FOR GUIANA
      90 13 U.S. AID FOR GUIANA GEORGETOWN, Sun. KJ The United States Government yesterday promised British Guiana US$l million worth of equiment, ranging from aircraft to adding machines, for its police force An agreement, resulting from a British Guiana request for aid, was signed today by representatives of the Government and the
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      Lock icon The nuclear graveyard
      64 13 NEW YORK. Sun. A 0.000--biuifl caico of radioactive dirt mid tomato vines from Spain will be burled next month in the U.S. Atomic Enercy Commission's pra*ey:.rd near Aiken in South Caroli!:.v The dirt and vines were scooped up ue.ir Pn!;m;ires beach in Southern Spain sue of a
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      Lock icon U.S., Russia sign new cultural pact
      166 13 WASHINGTON. Sun. 'I'll l t nitrri States and the Soviet I nion lastnicht signed a new two>ear cultural exi'lianee agreement following last minute delays which lu-ld up completion of the pact for three <la\s. Takint: part in the rrrrmony at the State Department were
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      Lock icon The better, more exciting life—by Philin
      258 13 The better, more exciting life— by Philin T EW YORK, Sun. 11 Prince Philip appealed last night for young people to be given a chance to experience "the interesting, exciting and rewarding things of life." He said in a speech at a charity fund-raising banquet in New York that under-privileged
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      Lock icon Makarios warns
      34 13 NICOSIA. Sun President Miikarlos snld yesterday no tloi. of the Cyprus problem was in -.lulu Hnd any preripitatc "vi' 1!--c.T-.xv h! of the UN. peace-keeping f'rre here could be di&a&trou*. AP I
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      1028 14 ACCOMMODATION VACANT li \*ot 4, >• 1 •»/>. I— Box '0 era rxtrm KATONC: near market. eeaaide Mod.m 3-hedroom Klat 2 batntuorua lttai-bed tlor.g-bxth hot w»ten i>jr- „i,:> turnumed Ti« spore SMM DISTRICT II immrd<atei> Mi-i-Tn r-uli> Kurr;sbed Klats ail oucu I pied by Kuroueuca leleucone H'liOrt I is I
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      1007 14 HOUSES t LAND FOR SALE I li Ward* SS 'Mi*.,— Box it cfJ. ei»r« HILLCRIST PARK. I -:i-r-Thrrr-r.,jrooni«d UeiM.bed Kuagakm .{•barliiootju. .IttliiK dining-ronoi. acr raal > room c:ir-portb. l*ar<iutt, Mueait I noor. tj.i(Xi -q.it Price. $63,000 P.ea fc<»tau \XTi\r l;.NeaV..cnl Co.. Si Chr Anadr. (j'lxire ;<4<i4'.< ***** EMERALD MANSION: Lul'Jrloust>
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      932 14 FOR HIRE It Wmdt U Mtm. h—Bma tt Ha. t*trm MM rOR NINC trotn Si/-. I tMSVSMSB IU I'.idiogratno SlS'*. I Kffritferntot $15-. Ua» Oookei stf-. j Pai- Kct-ordrr SIC'-. Keebuat s I.'*. OrcDard Koad. s 1 pore Pnor c 34ift*> SPECIAL TREATMENTS Word* <« 'Mill, i— Sox j* tt:
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      937 14 FOR SALE tS Ward* tt (Mm.>— Box it tt*. txtra NO MORE OIIIURBib M IMS CMldr*D> cnugba quickly removed «i»« «p«<:ll. •co!::i.fi in.ldttll a formula A»tren> Cbiiifri Couwr Syrup troir Cnemi-its STUMPtO BUDOINCS Kajd».l r>t>- i r\i..r\ IMa\ of Clorrs RETM 000. «K>i I Baat SaY (or rxlt. kl*o «'.a*
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      706 14 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT QUEEN ELIZABETH HOSPITAL. JESSELTON A General Training School foi Nnrses B«-oc.ni«ed for lUeKtration by Ihr General Xursini Council for England and Wales Applications are Invited from men and women for a Training Course of three years and thiec months in General Nursing startIng tn April 1966. Preference will
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      497 14 KENYATAAW TAWARAN J.K.R. MELAKA TbKsUSUI daripada Pcmboronß.' I yang bcidattar di-J.K.R Krlas "D' dan k.i-ata.s akr t«rima dl-Pejabat Jurutera Negr:; i Melaka. Ra-liin t :ga pukol 3.00 petang pada Jlib April. 19ti6 i uiitck: MEMBEKAX UAN MENGHA.NI TAB BATU2 DARIPADA BL'KI I SF.NCrGEH QL'ARHY JASUi 1 MELAKA CNTOK MASA LU
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    CLOSING PRICES
    31 16 RI'BBER TIN per Ib. i (perpirnl) Mar. 1 Its rts. 5C84.75 1... To 1 cte. 5685.75 16. 70 cts. JMI.37M 17. '.it's cts. »6S'2.i;2'- 18. 70'kCU. *6Si.6'i'.. 19. $681.00
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    Quietest Exchange for many months
    2163 16 Quietest Exchange for many months From Our Market Correspondent I AST week was the quietest trading period on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore for many months with a total turnover j reported through the trading rooms of only 2,031,135 units of stocks and shares valued at $3,836,914. March
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    Tin output forecast
    220 16 A 50 per cent Uaetmm In Thailand.*, tin production duruiK the next five years I has been forecast by Mr 'Knii.-r; Ch.it kavanij. one of ,me vice-ciiainnaii ol the I li.UTnatH.ua] Tin Council which now in .session I London. Mr. Chatkavamj. who is flnanciai couaseller at the
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    MALAYAN STOCK INDICES
    47 16 'Industrials: Tins: S rubbers: Mar. l< 86.21 108.81 4. Mar. 15. Mar. 16. Mar. 17. Mar 18 Mar ;<< Wee 85 74 .'5.58 85 67 110.41 110.38 110.53 110.82 110 TH 109.81 109.81 109.81 109.01 10» 01 •Dec. 30. 1963 iOO Dec. 29. 1962 100
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      928 16 AIR SEA TO JAPAN AND HONGKONG Go by air and return by s.s. "ORIANA" (42,000 torn fully airconditioned stobilncd Oep. Yokohama 6 Apr 1966 Kobe 7 Apr 1966 Calls Hongkong 10-12 Apr 1966 Arr. Singapore IS Apr 1966 FIRST AND TOURIST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE Apply to yOur travel Agent, to
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      553 16 WlLHtLnatn Linta FROM So.tmn.iii and CMtiteatal Pent far Dnpa*.. NMf Kent. MJMj Pcra"g P. S'ltam bire»eore WMo'nS »\'l?s»ll^i»,'s^Vrpfl"V.V.V.".*. 11/14 «P' M/H Apr nDEP. (Calls Pusan) n Apt/i May BARBER LINE FROM U.S.A. EAST AND WEST COAST PORTS. TASAYTAY m. pe *Jg FERNBANK 24 M» FERNVICW IS Apr FERN LINE FRDM
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    DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
    38 16 I and V ordv S Prop Simr lUrh» fc KrUn Uub. CniTMil pavnirnt 7 7 Pair payable Apr 7 Aor 23 Apr. 18 Aor 18 Apr 15 Total for Tot.il f«' Ilif »rar prr\i«ti^ »ra- I.
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    The tin price is down by $1.62*
    787 17 THE Straits tin price on rday morning fell by $1 621 to $681 Per plcul In a week In which movements were considerably smaller than for some time. The net loss on balance on the week was $4.25. The biggest fall during the
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    COMMODITY REVIEW
    184 17 COMMODITY REVIEW >mI. ri wore (.carcf. and tbr market gradually subsided to the 70 cent* \rlop»d Katimates for Ruulan offtaka for April, although un.ipeciflc. were put fluently lower. Additionally. China's movements w«ra obacure and It might b* that th«M two factors were Ui« causa (or the April /May differential widening
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    New high for U.S. output
    57 17 Industrial production hi the U.S. continued to rise strongly In February to hit a new record high, the Federal Reserve Board has reported. The February Index, with 1957/ 59 take as 100, reached 151.3, up 1.2 points from the revised January figure of 150.1. In
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    DOLLAR RATE
    52 17 rPHE present rate of the Malayan dollar against the pound sterling fixed on November 24, 19«4 is selling T.T. or O.D. 2s. 3 15 !6d. Baying T.T. 2s. 4 1/lCd. Buying O.D. 2s. 4',d. The dollar is at Its statutory middle position in relation to its range against
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    57 17 THE Ajtocution or Banks In Malay »ia made tbest changes In lta ratea to merchants on Saturday (all ratea to $100). Canada: buying TT 3Si airmail OD 35|. 90 d/at. 33 15/18 credit bllla, 38 trade bllla. Stllinc TT ar OD rearty: Canada Mil IK: West Girminy 130):
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    H.K. RATES
    31 17 Kong on Saturday the L'.S dollar waa quoted at 5.74| for T.T. and 5.73 i for eath. tuning was quoted at 16.00 and ens tasl of geld at Z62i.
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    SHARE MART REVISED QUOTATIONS
    682 17 THE following is a complete list of revised quotations for the week ended on Saturday Mar. 19. S. Alex Brick* 15.90 16. 50 Bouitead 1.48 1.48 B.M Trustee C.B. Holdings 2.32 2.3S C T.S. orda 48/6 51/- ad Hun lop* I.VB But Smelt 3.3K 3 40
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    I IN MEMORIAM
    49 17 IX LOVING MEMORY of A. AMALOO who died on 21-3-65. "Gone but not forgotten.'' Inserted hy hi* k> ing wife and children. A requiem High Mass will br ■ting in the Holy Rosary hurcli at 5.15 p.m. on 21-3-66 for the rrpose of the departed -mil.
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      691 17 j^^^^_^^^^^^^^^ I THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) so IK i OF FIRST MEETINGS j NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Fin Meeting of Creditors in the undermentioned cases will be held on Tuesday, the 6th day of April. 1966 at the Official Assignee's Chambers, Top Floor, High Court Building. Singapore:Bankruptcy
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      776 17 PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS To enable High Tension work to be carried out at Lim Teck 800 Road substation, it will be necessary to interrupt electricity supplies to the following areas and their vicinities on Tuesday, 22nd March. 1966 between 8.30 a .in. and 6.30
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      704 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCY Applications are invited from SINGAPORE CITIZENS: APPOINTMENT: STENOGBApHEat, TIMESCALE 1 SALARY SCALE: $250: $365 rising to $475 p.m. plus Variable Allowance. QUALIFICATIONS: (A) Cambridge School Certificate or equivalent. (B)- -Those without the above qualification but who have passed Secondary 111 in a Government/ Aided School
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      899 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS I SARAWAK ELECTRICITY SUPPLY CORPORATION ELECTRICAL ENGINEER VACANCIES Applications are Invited to fill I the following vacancies on contract terms, with the Corporation:- A Executive Engineer The post entails administrative duties charge of all sectors ot the Corporation's activities in one i of the areas Into which the
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      609 17 TENDERS JABATAN KERJA RAYA. PERAK KENYATAAN TAWARAN Tawarani daripada Pemborong2 yang berdalUr dl-J K K di-dalam Kelas A— C, Bahamian IV .1 7) dan Kelas D E, Banaflan 111 dan IV. akan dlterima dl-Pejabat Jurutera Negerl, Perak, lpoh iilngga jam pukol 3. D0 petang paua 25 hb. Mach, 1966: MENAMBUN
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      162 17 NOTICES CORRECTION With ruerence to Housing Development Board's tender notice publi.ihrd In the straits I'imes MM ot 18th March 1966 paragraph 2 Is corrected to rend as:- "Tender torms and all other particulars may he obtained Horn the Office of the Engineer Suneyor. Re*ettlenicnt Department. HousiiiK fj Davalopment Bn,mt. Queenstown,
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      Lock icon LIVERPOOL HELD BUT STILL LEAD BY EIGHT POINTS FROM LEEDS
      467 18 I ONDON, Sun. Liverpool. ninawav leaders of the First runa\\a> leaaersor inerirsi Division in the English League, dropped a point to neighbours Everton yesterday while their main championship rivals Leeds. Manchester United, Burni j nL i n ley and Chelsea
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      Results and tables
      1321 18 FIRST DIVISION liUrlJiiirii 2 l.wds I Blackpool 2 U■ m Ham 1 Imi inn 0 Liverpool tt t ii l l i.i i ii 3 Sunderland Ukmtm i Shrff Ltd fl Man. ltd Arsenal 1 Newscaslle 0 C'hel&ea 1 Notts Forest 4 Stoke X Sheff Wed. 3
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      392 18 Scotland keep Calcutta Cup I ONDON. Sun.—Scot- land deservedly retained the Calcutta Cup by beating England, without a win in this season's five-nation international championship, by 6-3 in their international Rugby Union match at Murrayfi eld. Edinburgh, yesterday. England thus Bald! bottom of the championship table. Scotland, holders of th«
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      652 18 1 YOU MAY BE THE MAN WE WANT Want to earn uo to $15,000 or more per veor^ An outstanding opportunity awaits \ou as the licensee/operator of new, modern Mobil service stations in: SINGAPORE TELOK ANSON Mobil will provide extensive training FREE You must be ambitious and witling to work
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      1130 18 TENDERS KENYATAAN TAWARAN KENYATAAN BORONG J.K.R. JOHOR JABATAN PARIT DAN tg«* p™** 0 2 i TALIAYER. NEGERI SEMBILAN vane hrrdaftar di-J.K.R.. didalam kela*- 'EX' dan ka-atas Boron? 2 akan dl-terlma darl akan di-terima di-Pe:abat Juru- pemboronrt Jabatan Parit dan t«ra Keria Kanan. J.K R Muar Taliayer Kelas 'E' dan ka-ata.«
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      109 18 ANNOUNCEMENT GUTHRIE BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES LIMITED have pleasure in announcing that with effect from MONDAY 21st MARCH, 1966 they will be established at their new premises on GROUND FLOOR STRAITS TRADING BUILDING MARKET STREET, KUALA LUMPUR. AIR RESERVATIONS: PHONE: ***** SEA RESERVATIONS: PHONE: ***** CARGO BOOKINGS: PHONE: ***** Congratulations Congratulations
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      BIG SWEEP
      103 19 TOTAL I'OOL $86,485 Ist No. *****6 1541.289) 2nd No. 21T«71 (5U.797) 3rd No. 2391*7 (S 5498) Starters (Sl.o*o each): Noe. *****0 25*494 *****4 *****7 :J66«0 *****5 *****5 *****0 ***** *****4 Consolation {$75* each): Noe. *****6 *****8 *****9 19*804 *****5 *****6 *****S *****2 M 0555 *****2 K\tra Consolation 1820*
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      Coles lands a hattrick at odds of 1,296 to one!
      2155 19  -  UQCSI with Epsom Jeep EADING JOCKEY Les Coles landed a hattrick at Bukit Timah today. His winners were Hokoru ($54), Peninjau ($72) and My Carlo ($45). A $5 roll-up on Coles' winners would bring j a thumping return of $6.480—
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      Trainer Ahmad fined for using faulty gear
      270 19 QINGAPORE. Sun. The Stipendiary Steward's report on today's Bukit Timah races: RA<E ONE: Coles, rider of Admiral Byrd. was cautioned for moving in near the 5f post, causing Pantja.iila (Moxham) to be checked. An objection was lodged by Nelson, rider of Binjai Park.
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      287 19 I ONDON. Sun- Forty-tune acceptors were announced yesterday for the Lincoln Handicap, the nisi major race of the Knglish Flat season, to be run over 8f at Doncaster on Wednesday. The winner's prize will be a record £9,190. Acceptors. with probable Jockeys and weights:
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    Malaysians gain two titles in the World Invitation
    471 20 gLASCOW, Sun. Malaysian badminton players won two titles in the World Invitation tournament here last night. Tan Aik Huang. 19-year-okl Malaysian No. 1. beat Masao Akiyama. of Japan, 15-0, 15-7 in the men'?; singles final and then Tan Yee Khan and Ng
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    ELORDE WINS
    41 20 MANILA. Sun -Flash Elorde. ft the Philippines, the world junior Hehtueieht champion outpointed Ismael Laguna (Panamai in a ten-round non-title fight here tonight. Aeui.a. the former world lightweight champion, was floored twice. Elode won by a unanimous pntati deeWon—Renter
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    Piggotts again in Rally
    188 20 Piggotts again in Rally Singapore, ntm Mm pm»EOtt. an .ißi'onoinist from Johorc. today ifOn the South j Malaysian Rally tor the second 1 year running. His co-driver and 1 navigator was "ii.s wife. Audrey. They drove a Saab. The Piggotts were first to rpacli the tim.Miinc point this morning after
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    LAY SINN CRACKS TWO MALAYSIAN SWIM MARKS AT PENANG MEET
    476 20 P.YANG. Sun Oi'.K Lay BtatD of St. Xavirr*. InMi'tution broke tlie MalavMau Junior swimming records lor tOO metres and 200 m brea.-t stroke at the Penarni Youth rhamplon.ships which concluded today at the CSC pool. Lay Sinn, competing in the
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    Navy rush for runs succeeds
    375 20 SINGAPORE, Sunday. pNTERPRISING batting paid winning dividends for Rtoyal Navy and Singapore Cricket Club in today's Singapore Cricket Association senior league tournament matches. Navy, newcomers to the league, dismissed Singapore Chinese Recreation Club for 115 and rattled up 119-4 in 65min to win their match
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    PI Chinese for Spore, Malaysia
    143 20 PI Chinese for Spore, Malaysia IPOH. Sun. A Philippine Chine.se soccer team will tour Singapore and \MUyMa noon. This was announced at the annual meeting of the Per.ik Chinese Football Federation here today. Lee Kang San, a We-pieM-dent of the Federation, told the meeting th.it a Singa<x>re soccer oQiclal told
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    Call for state sports councils
    85 20 PENANO. Sun. The Penang AAA President Ron Bailey, suggested today that state sport* councils should be set up with the backing of the Cential and State Governments. "This would mean that a fulltime paid establishment can coordinate the various sports activities and provide the necessary
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    Chung opts for Wales
    427 20  -  FRANCIS EMMANUEL MALA YSIA MA V MISS A KINGSTON MEDAL By KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Chung Kum Weng, the Malaysian featherweight weightlifter who is living in Cardiff, wants to represent Wales in the Commonwealth Games in Kingston, Jamaica, in August. The executive committee of the Malaysian Amateur
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    POSTPONED
    28 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Malaysian AAL" Executive Council meeting, acbedntod for today, wa.s ix^t poned till next Sunday, at the request of Perak AAA PfWMHM Basil Fllntcr.
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    Lock icon Tadashi Kitta wins the Thai Open
    529 20 Tadashi Kitta wins the Thai Open HENNING UPSET BY PLANE TAKE-OFF DANGKOK. Sun. 0 Thirty-one year old Tadashi Kitta of Japan won the Thai Open golf championsh i p with a flve-under-par 283 for 72 holes at the Don Muang golf course here today. Kltta. winner of the Japan Open
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    Drubbing for one-shot Malacca Malays
    229 20 Drubbing for one-shot Malacca Malays SINGAPORE, Sun. Inside-right Abdul Ghani's FIRST SHOT at goal was right on target and Malacra Malays were one up after 3 mm of their Sultans' Gold Cup soccer tie against Singapore Malays at Jalan Besar Stadium. But that was also the visitors' LAST SHOT of
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    Ho made it so hard to score
    249 20  - Ho made it so hard to score E. FRIDA By SINGAPORE. Sun. Singapore brat Negrl Sembilan l-o at Farrer Park today for their third victory and the title in the MHP« friendly quadrangular tournament but Negrl shared the honoara of an even match In which M a I a ys
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    DEATHS
    47 20 LEONC AH LOON, „,-.1 IMMi of i<*OL^ Khoi iviv I mornitit: <if inorainK v< I will l»av,. from vs P*tallng nardrr. Petal-r..: MOUNTFORO Una (K'lt I MM(M iT* tmitts H 1 l:u«ti .V I m for >• PtMr'i Church. to Moual V( Aahct t*a^l»t Co;,| I BMadart
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    13 20 WINNING NUMBERS Mka lutltulton i hi urn *ctiu.. a day on i
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      112 20 DIARY IIO( KtY S'jor Of Div. Telecom' v Survey (Princes Rdi. .\e r rl I^e: Ceylonese Youths v PDRC: Teachers v Police (NSC grd. Sban.; Taipln c U': DTC v 2 Worksiiop <Iv>plnnudei. SOCCEK Prnang Div. 3A: Green Jackets B v Belu. Sg Aih iMinden grdi; DJt. 3B: Utd Chinese
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      109 20 SUMMARY BADMINTON Friendly iT. Ajisou Horlev j MSS bt Nova Scotia Est B 6--. CKICKKT Sara Shield iPen.ingt: Selai- gor Ceylonese bt Penang Cevlonese by 8 wkts. Penang 40 N Moneratanghe 10. SJvuratnam 5-15- Maniani 5-20 1 S'gor 118-8 (Maniam 34 n.0.. Pathmanathan I 24 Friendly (Maiaccai: High School OBA
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