The Straits Times, 26 March 1966

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 NATIONAL LlDl\niM. SINGAPORE. IJIB Nutiiiiisil NKWS[in[)Kr Estd 1845 SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034
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    L-campaign begins
    612 1 THAT MEANS: LEARN THE NATIONAL LANGUAGE MORE DILIGENTLY. RALLIES, COMPETITIONS WILL MARK SIX-MONTH DRIVE TO POPULARISE THE USE OF MALAY KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday THIS year's six-month national language campaign begins today. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, will officially launch the the campaign in a ceremony at
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    Marcos' top meeting to fix date
    262 1 MANILA, Friday. ORESIDENT Marcos will summon his top advisers 1 within a few days to discuss the timing of the announcement on Philippine recognition of Ma- laysia, the Foreign Secretary. Mr. Ramos, said toI day. I Mr. Ramos also told his weekly news conference
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    Parliament adjourns
    34 1 KUALA IUXfPUR. Frl Tlif OovematMM today received the uo-nheaci to establish a Nauoiinl Family Planning Board The Family Planning Bill whs approved bf the House of Re■;iti\e> before it adjourned .sine die
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    Lock icon Tremor kills 104
    25 1 KAMPALA. Frl— Lsm Sunday Western Uganda Kjlk-d 104 p«oole About 500 peoI pie were Injured end 2.1.57 hou.-es destroyed or damuved Reutcr.
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    Erhard plan for peace
    59 1 BONN. Pn Chancellor Ludwlg Fiharcl today appealed to all nonI nuclear powers to lollow Wes-t Otnmiq I cxnuiple and formally renounce production of nuclear' ■.'••iii •nils. He .ilso wiled on the BTCMatI r:<jin: powers to reach agreemer ot the non-proliferation of nuclear VMpOttl Dr. Erharil mi
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    Lock icon Freighter with cargo afire
    66 1 Freighter with cargo afire BANGKOK. Prt— A freighter j from Formosa is in harbour here with its 600-ton cargo of copra and gunny bays afire. The ve.«el. the 4,800-ton Tachen? Irom Taipeh. is listing to port and efforts to gret her off the I wharf hove failed. She a> rived
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    THE MAL STRIKE THREAT IS OFF
    116 1 Fri. The .Malaysian Airways pilots' threatened strike on Monday is off. .Malaysian Airways Ltd. and the Malayan Airways Pilots' Association tonuht issued this two-sentence joint statement after a nine-hour meeting: MAL and MAPAS wish to announce that they have agreed that the two main
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    Acid victim dies
    33 1 SEREMBAN. Frl. A widow. Che N'gah. 59, of Kampong Pelabar. Pedas. 14 miles from here, died last night after an acid attack on her. The police have detained three people.
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    69 1 LONDON, Fri. The Cambridge I'niversity crew sank yesterday while training for tomorrow's annual boat race against Oxford I'niversity. Their boat went down in a heavy squall on the River Thames here. watched by a crowd on the bank. No one was injured and the rare will go
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    Lock icon Peking news agency in Indonesia ordered to close down
    628 1 SOEK SHOWS 7 AM STILL BOSS' FACE AT A PARTY 'CAMPAIGN OF INCITEMENT AND SOWING DISSENSION' JAKARTA. Fri. The Indonesian Government today closed the offices of China's official Now (.'l»in:i News Agency here and ordered it to cease operations. Antara said
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    Lock icon DEWI TURNS UP IN INDON DRESS FOR THE PARTY
    92 1 DEWI TURNS UP IN INDON DRESS FOR THE PARTY PRESIDENT Soekarno, ebullient as ever, went to a Pakistan National Day reception on Wednesday night and declared that he was still Indonesia's leader. He wore his dark blue Supreme Commander's uniform—and a smile most of the time, saying;: "'ln the words
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    Lock icon Guillotine for SS doctor
    46 1 EAfT BERLIN l"n i,,;mer >s Doctor Bom Fischer, j'.' wmtK but ocluv 'or Ma pail in murder ai Au--hv.ii/ .ie'Uli camp. The En^t Qennan Supreme Court- found him guilty of Modini 75.000 Jev:> to their aeatn in the camps was chaniUeis —Renter.
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    Lock icon Tan Aik Huang in final with easy win
    195 1 Tan Aik Huang in final with easy win LONDON. Fri. Tan Aik Huang, of Malaysia, moved into the nnal of the mens singles in tho all-Eng-land badminton championships when he beat Dinesh Khanna of India 15-4, 15-9 in the semi-finals here tonight. The 20-year-old Malaysian's victory was never In doubt
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    STOP PRESS
    23 1 CBTLON PLOT COLOMBO, Fri— Ceylon (.overnment. investigating alleged coup plot, today placed 11 army officers on compulsory leave, government spokesman said.
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  • FOREIGN DESK 1
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      Lock icon Vietcong buildup for a renewed monsoon offensive
      247 2 Vietcong buildup for a renewed monsoon offensive WASHINGTON, Kri The Vi c 1 1' on B is buildinc up its fortes t« an expected renewed monsoon offensive in South Vietnam in Into May or June. I.S. sources said. They added that infiltration from the north was believed to be runnine
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      Lock icon GUchrist's successor
      72 2 \jj.-uoH, in Mr Horace Phillips currently deputy Political Resident Bt Bnh i. in, has been appointed BritK.ii Ambassador to Indonesia to succeed Sir Andrew Gilehrist, It «raa announced today The announcemrnt said Sir Andrew WOUld be leaving Jakarta on transfer but did not ray what his nrxt poi*t
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      Lock icon MPs back Suharto
      412 2 JAKARTA, Friday ARMY STRONGMAN ACCUSES GROUPS OF WANTING TO GAIN FROM CURRENT CRISIS THE People's Consultative Congress, Indonesia's highest constitutional body, in a statement issued last night supported the Army Chief. Lieut. -Gen. Suharto, in exercising his powers as entrusted by President Soekarno. The Congress also backed
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      Freed leader re-arrested
      78 2 I .AIIOKE. Fn. Polite vesier-' (tof it'MTWted an Opposition leader, Khmla Mohamni»d Rafiq Of tlie AwHini League. imnifdiHtr,ly nl'rr hr was irned from jail ,in r..i.i\> .(iinir on ilir ordrrs or thr High Court. On Tuefrday the court crrlnrrl ilif Wc.-t. Pultun Go\prnmei)' to relrasp Rsfio. who
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      Now Solo a disaster area
      93 2 Now Solo a disaster area JAKARTA. Fri. -Thr flood stricken urea of Solo fn Central lava will he declared n.ttional disaster area, thr Minister Co-ordinator for Social Welfare. Mr Mul.iadi Djojomartono told flood relief workers. He also appealed to the nation for help in rehabilitating 300.000 people of Solo who
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      Lock icon Mrs. Gandhi says 'sorry' to Speaker
      167 2 Mrs. Gandhi says 'sorry' to Speaker NEW DELHI. Fri. Mrs. Indira Gandhi, India's Prime Minister, was called back into Parliament today to apologise to the Speak- er for leaving while he was on his feet giving a ruling. The socialist leader. Dr. i Ram Manohar Lohla. had accused Mrs. Gandhi
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      Lock icon Conscripts for Saigon: Holt beats censure
      161 2 Conscripts for Saigon: Holt beats censure /CANBERRA Fri. The Government defeated an Opposition censure motion condemning its decision to send conscripts to South Vietnam after an angry debate in Parliament last night. The Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Holt, shouted abov» Labour Opposition interjectlony to make an Impassioned call for the
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      Thant address
      31 2 LONDON. Fn. The U.N. 1 Srcretary-General. U Thant will adcires.s both Houses of Parliam ent on April 28 lvi >ng a four-day visit to London, the Foreign Office innounced.
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      £590 m steel plan
      32 2 NEW DELHI. Pri. The Ini dian Government has approved a j Soviet project to builc a 7-700 million rupee (£590 million* steel mill at Bokaro in Bihar State.
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      Lock icon Swift action in student strike
      44 2 RABAT. Pri— The Moroccan Government yesterday took ewift action against students who staged a 24-hour strike on Wednesday. it expellee! all boarding students at Rabat University and sent, home about 3.000 secondary -chool students until lurther no--1 tice. Reutrr.
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      Lock icon KREMLIN MEN ACCOMPLICES OF U.S. 'PURE AND SIMPLE' SAYS PEKING
      350 2 PEKING, Friday COMMUNIST China yesterday followed up its rejection of an invitation to next week's Soviet Communist Party congress with a charge that Russian leaders were "accomplice! oi the United States, pure and simple." The charge came in an article
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      U.S. N-test
      31 2 WASHINGTON. Fil Th» Aiomir Enrrcy Cnmnn Mun announOCtl lli;ii an unrl^rernnnrt nuclear test was conducted yenterriay ai Its Nevada trsi site ■> part of Us experiments to rli»velop excavation techniques.—R«uter.
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      779 2 4iSS&. MALAYAN CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE #WBi\^ y^JBHr. "'m-tik IMoloyno'i College of Poitol Education) (Mokfob Btlojor dengan Jalan Poi Malaysia) Fob Chong Buildiig (Third Floor), Johor* Bahru. jE$K&' Administration Offices: Room Nos. 6 o:.d 7 Printing Department: Room No. 4 Hk J& Mailing Section: Room Nos. 1, 2 and 3 Principal's Office:
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      Lock icon WILSON'S HOPES FOR LANDSLIDE WIN RECEDE
      450 3 WILSON'S HOPES FOR LANDSLIDE WIN RECEDE Labour plans big build-up to shake out complacency [^ONDON, Ftt. Britain's general election campaign entered its final week yesterday with fresh signs that the labour Party may not get the landslide victory widely forecast until now. At this delicate stage of the campaign, when
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      Lock icon Six bandits executed in temple courtyard
      88 3 JJWf.KOK. Fri. Six bandits were executed yesterday in a troopringed temple courtyard, near a market where they killed five people in a raid last December. The convicted bandits whose leader, Tiger Khao. is still at lar.ee fell before a police firing squad while hundreds
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      Lock icon Businessmen use Manxes Bonds' to spy on rivals
      274 3 Businessmen use Manxes Bonds' to spy on rivals WASHINGTON, Friday. THE shadowy world of James Bond-type spying has crept into American business and is even spreading into the private lives of Americans abroad. Congress has twice this week been intrigued by evidence concerning the operations of undercover agents working for
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      The Reds have their say...
      73 3 LONDON. Pri. Britain's tiny Communist party, making its first nationwide television election broadcast, called for an end to British support (or 'America's shameful war in Vietnam." Mr. John Gollan. general secretary of the 33.734-member party, blamed Britain's domestic proi blems on "crippling military expenditure overseas
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      HERE COMES BRIDE— OF '66
      79 3 LIUU tomes the bride 'tttt >U.vl«\ Gone are all th» traditional ideas of long white gowns and flowing vrilv This bride wears an ankle-length outfit but it is a white brocade trouser suit. And tin- only piece of Trad left is the lucky horseshoe. Wearing
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      Lock icon Aspirin the No. 1 child killer in Britain
      126 3 Aspirin the No. 1 child killer in Britain T ONDOX, Fri. Aspirin is the No. l drug killer of children in Britain, three Scottish doctors warned today. I' causes more accidental deaths in young children than any other drug and indeed more than the next four drugs combined, they said.
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      China pledge by Marcos
      28 3 MANILA. Pri. President Marcos yesterday declared 1966 as Philippines-China friendship year. He made the proclamation after requests from the newly formed Philippine-China Friendship Association-
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      187 3 Are you always well-dressed in ft Kuratex? 1 II Bh NOT ALWAYS. The wrong tie, VV jfc SBHIiPnE&^ for example, can mar the effect am even a lxuratcx suit> **9 ""»sT&|ftiKM Or the wron S ec klace may dim M BfLiaraMi m even a Kuratex dress lSrfia*y H Sut S
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      351 3 ANOTHER NEW SOUND FROM I A II I ISA The mjjif Cirnt/I£ULL ELECTRONIC ORGAN f HHstt As powerful at the COMPACT it weighs only 48 pounds including legs contained in the keyboard console. A wonderful tone colour range is assured through the combination of the 3 voices (16', B, 4')
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      466 4 LIN SENG GARDEN SECTION 14, PETALING JAVA ADJOINING GOVT. OFFICERS HOUSING SCHEME PETALING JAVA AND GOVT. OFFICERS' CO-OP SOCIETY SUNGEI WAY HOUSING SCHEME FREEHOLD TITLE N^^NS^O^^^^^^^^^^^ Only 8 nrxxe units available from Only 3 more units available from the \^^O^il'-^S^^3^^ the 173 units of sir) g |e storey terrace 13
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    181 schools enter for Festival of Music and Dance
    307 5 SINGAPORE, Friday. •pHK Ministry of Education is organising an annual Festival of Music and Dance in Singapore. The first festival will be staged in May this year. Participation in this festival will be on an islandwide scale by students in primary
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    Mattar West is interdistrict champ
    86 5 Mattar West is interdistrict champ SINGAPORE. Fri. The Mattar West Secondary Vocal School whs adjudced the Interdistrict senior champion at finals 01 the ninth Shell Traflir Game held at Kalians Park Safety First Playground. The run-ner-up was tlie Se\onth Day Adventist Secondary School. In the Inter-District Junior Section, the Cheng
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    500 to sell Red Cross flags
    65 5 SINGAPORE. Fri —More than 500 volunteers of the Singapore Red Cross Society will be out on the streets on April 2 to sell flags on behalf of the society. The Flag Day will mark the beginning of the society's appeals for donations for the
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    MORE NOW USING ORAL PILLS IN FAMILY PLANNING
    269 5 MORE NOW USING ORAL PILLS IN FAMILY PLANNING OINGAFOBB, Fri. Married women still favoured the coiuiom method of fumily planning last year, although the number using oral pills jumped from 20 per cent of the patients in 1964 to 33 per cent. The Singapore Family Planning Association report which gave
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    3 band concerts for week-end
    57 5 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Singapore Infantry Regiment Band will perform at Cnangi Point community centre between 8 p..m and 9 p.m. tomorrow. On Sunday, the Police Band v;tl! perform at Hong Lim Park be.ween 5 p.m. and 6 p.m.. and tlie People's Association Band is performing
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    New air service to S'pore
    126 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. An independent airline, British Eagle, has applied to the Air Transport Board in London for authority to provide a twice-week-ly passenger and freight service to Hong Kong, using Singapore as a delivery point for freight. A spokesman for the company said that application
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    'Floating varsity' arrives in S'pore
    346 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. Thi: home and school room for the 324 students of the University of Seven Seas is a 12.500 -ton liner, equipped with the latest facilities, including a theatre, swimming pool and an oceanography laboratory. The all-white ship. 482 feet In length and 69
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    15 th DAY OF MURDER HEARING
    78 5 15 th DAY OF MURDER HEARING SINGAPORE. Kri. The murdiT trial of Harl Ram. a schixil watchman, accused of stabbing his father-in-law to death at home, entered Us 15th day hearing today in the High Court. Yesterday, the DPP, Mr. Dallp Singh, began his cress-examlna-tlor. of Hari Ram. who had
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      176 5 Ml*' i§ Onp By 1.11 Mituniin BB l^rTlovvTb OH, YES, OSCAR LJ X OH. IVE PULLED I I ...BUT THAT'S AXL THFSE C*YS. AH, Li I V OSCAR, MtXICO, BOOM.' IVE XCHEMCAIX OFT A FEW PRETTY OU> HAT I YES.' r*SUbOU6./\iM/HtCH BRINGS Jl f MEET PR. V COCTOR HEARPOF ENGINEER..
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    School asst exam officer dies
    70 6 School asst exam officer dies SINGAPORE. Fri. The Assistant Examinations Officer (Chinese Schools), Mr (.uli Hock li m (above), died in his Mulberry Avenue borne today after a short illness. He was 55. He left behind a uidow. Madam hi.i Chens l.i.in. three sons and three daughters. The funeral ceremony
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    Court told of feuding' at Jurong shipyard
    370 6 Court told of f euding' at Jurong shipyard SINGAPORE, Frl 1 Singapore Industrial Arbitration Court president, Mr. Tan Boon Chiang, was loday told of "feuding and resentment" among workers engaged in Jurong Shipyard Limited! The court, which was hearing a dispute arising out of a wage claim submitted on the
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    HAWKER STALLS OPENING FOR BUKIT HO SWEE
    130 6 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Minister for Law and National Development Mr. E W Barker, will officiate at the opening ceremony of the 161 hawkers 1 stalls at Buklt Ho Swee Estate to--ffir^SfWU were constructed by the Housing and Development Board, are situated on the
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    'PESTA' DEBATE DARE TREATED AS JOKE
    173 6 'PESTA DEBATE DARE TREATED AS JOKE SINGAPORE, Fit The political secretary to the Singapore Ministry of Culture, Inche .Mohammed Ghazali Ismail, has turned down "as a joke" a challenge by Inche Nongchik (ihani. the secretarygeneral of the Malay Cultural Organisation, Sriwana, to a debate on the latter's charge that the
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    Open for night shoppers, too
    50 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. Hobin.sons annual sale which begins at 9 a.m. tomorrow, will cater for night .shoppers. For the first day, the store will remain open until lo p.m. If this proves successful, the practice will continue the following Saturday. The sale ends on April 9.
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    Apprentices award by Labour Court
    339 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. The president of the Industrial Arbitration Court, Mr. Tan Boon Chiang, today said it was the opinion of the court that it was "undesirable" for em ployees to remain as apprentices for "unduly long" periods, ranging from rive to lb" years. He handed
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      572 6 ICAJHAY^ LAST DAY! 1 em, I JO. 4, 6 30 9 JO pm. THE SLENDER THREAO Sidney Poiticr Anne loncrott A Paromount Picture. OPENS TOVC" WAR OF THE WORLDS" IENE BARKY ANN ROBINSON rECHNICOICR PARAMCL TONIGHT AT MIDNIGHT! HOWARD HA "RED LINE 7000 James CAAN Laura DEVON rECHNICOLO* iovorrov. c
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  • PARLIAMENT: Fifth day
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      Minister to report DatoS for alleged breach of privilege
      465 7 Minister to report DatoS for alleged breach of privilege By OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS SEQUEL TO 'DICTATOR' CHARGE AND CLASH IN THE HOUSE... IJL'ALA LUMPUR. Fii. The Minister of Justice, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, today successfully sought leave of the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Dato CM.
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      Khir: 'More equitable' education rate for the rural areas
      405 7 Khir: 'More equitable' education rate for the rural areas KUALA LUMPUR, Fn. A "MORE equitable" education rate will be Impomrt on holdings outside local authority areas, the Minister of Education. Inche Moha- i mcd Khir Johari, told the House of Representa- j tives today. i He was winding up thr
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      Bell returns
      23 7 KUALA LUMPoR. Frl..— The U.S. ambassador Mr. James D. Bell, returned to Kuala Lumpur today after a Uiree-dav visit to; Sabah.
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      Cars for judges Bill passed
      103 7 Cars for judges Bill passed KIALA LUMPUR. Fri. The House of Rep resentatives yesterday passed the Judges' Remunerat i o n (Amendment) Bill providing for Government cars to be supplied to (he Chief Justice of Borneo, judges of the Federal Court and all High Court judges Introducing the Bill. the
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      487 7 WATCH OUT!!! IT'S COMING From Singapore It's The Top Stars Show THE PUSH PUSH SHOW Special Featuring Of Keith Locke The Quests SEE THEM In Their 1 Solid Hour of "SPECIAL SHOW" WITH THEIR GUEST STARS THI ANTARTICS TML FALCONS K L I v I Recording Stan To* I IFE
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    Backing by the US for capital in S'pore
    376 8 SINGAPORE, Friday. American investors in Singapore will be guaranteed by the U.S. Government from today. This follows agreement on investment guarantees between the two countries. The agreement enables the U.S. Agency for International Development to provide the guarantees to approved investors, and
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    Buffalo dies in head-on crash—police mystified
    87 8 Buffalo dies in head-on crash—police mystified From Jeffrey Francis IESSfcXTON, Fri. PoJ lice 1 ere are mystified how a iO-year-old K.idalan could kill a buffalo with his head. The youth, Claud Jokinol, was riding a motorcycle on his way to Penampang at 9.30 last nieht when he crashed against a
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    Government 'no' to call for State-run rice milling enterprise
    304 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. T*HE Selangor State Government today rejected A an Alliance and Labour Party call for Staterun rice milling and manufacturing enterprises. In rejecting the proposal the Selangor Mentrl Be.sar. Dato Harun bin Haji Idris. told the Selangor Legislative Assembly,
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    Statistics Dept starts high cost survey
    276 8 Statistics Dept starts high cost survey lESSELTON. Fri.— The first concrete step against the hi^h cost of living in Sabah was taken today when the Department ol Statistics decided to collect retail prices of certain basic commodities in the State. Ttio undertaking is bcinp done with the assistance of the
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    MARA's $31 m. loans
    60 8 KUALA I.UMIH'R Frl mara h.is granted mi r 9.500 loans, totalling $31 n. to heli) bumlputraa In their t.int Minister of National and Rural DeveloprrN-.r. Indie Kulriman bin Bulon. told tlic Hou"-e of Representatives yesterday. The io.tns, lie said, were nr»» i proved afcr detailed I
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    Guilty plea in arms case
    67 8 Guilty plea in arms case KUALA LUMPCR. Trt. A 19--year-old unemployed youth. I. in Siang Kian of Jalan Tuanku Ah I dii! Rahman here, w.is tcxlay charvj cd in the Sessions Court with po»--spssiiiK a 38 .evolvrr and four rounds of amnimiitii n without a licence. He pleaded i Tlie
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    Doctor quits
    27 8 SUNGEI PATANI. rYI. Dr. Ranjit SliiKli. of the hcpital lipic, anecl from -ovenimetit service to take up tani lecturer at the UnUersiiy ol I Malaya.
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      64 8 >:^:':>-:'>': •■>-:> "^S-S^S'^x Ja^aVi 388av*^aa8r Tnnna^ayiAJirtr>^*ii*i*<' '•■> 1 X, q& mSo^w .^b^^^^^bb^ W "^^K'v,'. a man's taste f starts withffWwaV It's the Tiger Beer man who gets the most '^%$M^ W out of life. Hes daring. 3f|#^%^-;. Skilful. Destined 'M:M^%PW' 1-m^^fer I to succeed. And he '^H^^jtf^^^^ knows that a
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      278 8 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSS 14. 22 across feature of a concert 9 Malevolent character chang- on the right ilOi. ing will to upaet heirs "3-<t'. 15. They fit very closely— to aT. 10. Rver on a town in India (I). In 245. with a snow-shoe on 11. Lock or unlock?
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    67 10 1 II „rrfi fli Minimum MADAM KOM SIEW ENC and Hunthank DactMl md Nuraei for n,art operation at th» aflar Hnapnal Datrd 17th Jan'ixrj MR. H H PEREIRA family :>>^' h I aMHIVM MaSMM a»»o- »r.a»n« »na a'trndanx >n» funeral H wif» and moinrr oa THE FAMILY of mo
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    93 10 N »■.,./< 5/i 'Minimum} pan li invrd Mary Katurday aad tiindaj lunch time THERE ARE MANY on tb> hand 1 a _...n mii tbrrr only on* maratro- Ko-trr, St»ak Ho>;-» AS FROM ?ij-)t6h stlaa \nr.,, Ho lbn «uuld 6ave nu roßa«etlona »i'h Llan Tw film Co PO Ki.\ M
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    166 10 li i» nrrf. 51 < tfintmiim I BIBLE PRESBVTCRIAN CHURCH inisoon (iarrtfn 9IS urn.; i Ufa «;>lt>trad R<l 10 00 a.m QmHIM. I rRESBVTEKIAN CHURCH. SINCA- pore I'm" Urekai4 Rnsti Pa— r I f-niKliiy I'nnn: dam. AT »fl CHRIST IS THE r» <„n-- <•«• .Nun 1 :19 >•»
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  • The Straits Times Saturday, March 26. 1966."
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      A Matter Of Money
      723 10 Supplementary expenditure f 1 $52 million ior 1965 occupied Parliaments attention for most ol two days, without perhaps petting to the real heart of the matter. Malaysia's 1965 budget provided a total ordinary expenditure of $1,599 million. Supplcmentanes in May and November, and now j in
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      Bulan Bahasa
      326 10 When the six-month nati ional language campaign which the Deputy Prune Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, will launch today comes to an *nd less than a year will remain before Malay becomes Malaya's sole official language. Time is running out. so every pflort must be made to ensure j
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      Sabah Survey
      222 10 The Sabah State Govern- ment may not be in a position yet to do anything about the high cost oi living but at least it is going to prove it is high. The Statistics Department there has chosen 82 household items, the major consumer needs of an average
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    America's war on Asian hair
    430 10  - America's war on Asian hair BERNARD D. NOSSITER by DARIS. Fri The great wig war. touched off by some hair trigger diplomats in the American Treasury, has been quietly smoothed out. Now Europe's wig makers can assure their American customers that milady's hair may not be bey own but at
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      A problem of addresses
      389 10 I«"OR 15 months we Hv<d at peace with the Public Utilities Board. Rashly, we moved. Once the landlord's contract was signed we asked for the public services for a certain time and date. My husband took time off to be present but no one came. We
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    Britain prepares for decimal coinage
    889 10 Britain prepares for decimal coinage AFTER EIGHT CENTURIES OF POUNDS. SHILLINGS. PENCE FARTHINGS. HALF CROWNS The target is 1971 but some problems remain WITH the old "£sd" system will go a tradition dating back to the 12th century. But both the British Government and business interests have agreed for some
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      548 10 Straits Timrt Malay Mail Ctsnlfi.a rtrtftiwumll aaa* ba >»■■< BM COID STORA6I SUPERMARKET Orcnara *~4 tWak. COLD STOKASf BR.4NCHIt At HaNand *—4 Ka»aa§ N...1 Baaa. CITY BOOK STO«E IT»^ Winclltlf tr H omH C#4sV9f Assai THE NEWS FKONT Frtipatnck Saa«nßa»4aat M M. ISMAIL 1 AamirolfT '—4. Mani Baaa. HAMIEM STORE.
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      81 10 THE BANK OF EAST ASIA LTD. 'Inei»r*»ra»a4 In Nt«| K«a« an 14 11 l«i( AUTHORISE CAPITAL 50,000.000 00 PAID -Uf CAPITAL 20,000,000 00 ■MM S 29,000,000 00 UMOIVIDIB PROFITS 1,903,873.93 TOTAL ASSETS $398,056,810.52' WITH 4« YIARS' INTItNATIONAI BANKING EXPERIENCI •»< a ««rl4 ».a. ..t..rt I •*"»tpona>«ti otfm M fn»*4- >»
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      148 10 Honours Graduate Wanted Shell operating in Singapore/Malaysia invite applications from Honours graduates tor service in their Personnel Administration. Although the successful candidate will initially work in Personnel Department, he may subsequently be placed in other functions within the Shell organisation as part of his overall career development. Age. About 23
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    Protect the public from quacks, says Dr. Mahathir
    574 11 VUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The House of Representatives was today told of quack doctors operating dispensaries and clinics. I)R MAHATHIR BIN MOHAMED All Kota Star Seletant. who was speaking during the debate on the Medical Regl*t»rtlon \mendmentj Bill .-a.rt that thr public .should
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    Senator Gan elected
    36 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Prl.—Senator Gan Teck Yeow was elected chairman and Mr. O. H. Lang, v.ce-chairman of the Rubber Pro ducers' Council at the 15th annual general meeting of the council held here yesterday.
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    Mentri warns Govt men to use N4anguage
    158 11 lOHORK I. Ml 111 Fri The Mentri Besar of Johore. Dato Ilaji Hassan bin Haji Yunnv haa warned civil servants in the State that if they are found urn making positive and full use of the national language in the .ulministratixe servire. the
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    Singapore glamour girl helps to win votes...
    231 11 Singapore glamour girl helps to win votes f ONDON. Fri. The L* Liberal Party in the General election in Britain claims to have the most glamorous election agent, in the country. She is Miss Magdalena Gard-ner-Brown, 22 who was a fashion model in Singapore a year or two ago. She
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    DATO KHOO: I AM NOT QUITTING POLITICS
    146 11 DATO KHOO: I AM NOT QUITTING POLITICS lESSELTON. Fri. Sa- b.h's Minister of Communications and Works. Dato Khoo Siak Chicw <above>. denied today that he had Intended to resign from his Cabinet post and quit politics. "I have never told anyone about it and I have no indention to resign,"
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    Albar to Malays: Give full support to Umno
    157 11 KOTA TINGGI, Fri.— 1V Dato Syed JafTar Albar, M.P. for Kota Tinggi Tenggara and former secretary-gen-eral of Umno. today urged all Malays to give their fullest support to the party. "It is the only party that you can depend on to uphold
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    Benefit show
    32 11 KUALA I.UMPI'R. Fri. -The Arts Council of Malaysia will (screen Blake Edward's "The Great Race" at thr Federal Theatre on Wednesday a.t 8.45 pm. to raise funds for its activities.
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    'Aid Malaysia Clvb' to consider briefs on 100 projects
    469 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri THE "Aid Malaysia Club", which is to meet in London on May 17 and 18 will consider about 100 complete briefs of development projects for which Malaysia is seeking foreign assistance. In addition, the Minister of Finance. Mr
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      894 11 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL S Koala Lumpur. add Yogi Bear: «.S5 Quest Prnanic; 6 Ipoh. Malacca; 3 Shot "Gardner McKay and Johore Bahru; 4 Taiping; Anne Francis"; 7 News in 7 Batu Pahat; 9 Klaang. English: 7.1* Focus: 7.35 Jack Benny Snow, "Jack 3 P M.: Opening and Pro- Writes A
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      In Malaysia Hall, 'race bars in ads'
      348 12 THE MOTE IN OUR EYE" 11/E Malaysians and Singaporeans in London talk a lot about the English people practising colour bar. We criticise them for putting up "no roloureds" notices for accommodation and jobs in shops and offices. We, on thr other hand
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      MONEY POWER
      76 12 IN reading the "full story 1 of the BIG battle to save the pound" (.S.T March 10 1. I am left wondering what difference there really is between Communism trying to gain power 'wealth by murder, subversion and other "crimes."' and the currency speculators who ran. quite "legally,"
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      Bangsawan
      69 12 1 APPEAL to our Prime Minister, to give each State a bangsawan. The show should travel to each and every ditricl ao as to give the nonMalays a better chance to learn the Malay language and at the same time see historical performance. 1 When the non -Malays understand
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      No bins yet
      54 12 THE Teluk Anson Town Council is already collecting the first halfyear's assessment for 1966 for holdings in the Pearl Park housing estate here. Residents are. however, wondering when they will be provided with a few concrete rubbish bins for disposal of refuse for collection by the Council's
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      CLEAN FOR A VIP VISIT"
      166 12 CLEAN FOR A VIP VISIT" a lew weekh A ago the Chief .Minister of Pc rang came on a tour of our District and on Saturday la-t the Deputy Prime Minister visited Nibonc Tebal. On both these occasions I was startled to see the town clean overnight. Drains which had
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      Massage parlour
      36 12 BOUT three miles from Seremban Town, stands a primary school for young girls. Just beyond its entrance is a massage parlour. It Is shocking that such a situation should be qllowed. WORRIED PARENT Seremban
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      Citizens taxes, fees and rights
      301 12 IV I may be perml'ferl an interpolation Into the correspondence ensuing hetween Messrs. William Cheng and Tommy Koh on the subiert of fees required to be paid by children of non-citizens n Singapore It appears to me that Mie whole question must turn on whether
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      Revival
      54 12 ONE can see that the political bug is beginning to activate Mr. David Marshall. I hope Mr. Marshall has realised that he is no longer the "apple of the eye" of the people of Singapore, a position which he enjoyed in the long gone days of his Chief Minlsterhood.
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      The poor results in district schools
      642 12 SURVEY Of UM •chOOl Certilicate examination results pubiished in your paper recently reveals one salient fact «at least in Negrt SeiiiOilan > the poor results of the schools outside Seremban. There could be several reasons lor thia state ot affairs. inadequate facillt'.e.-. compared to
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      316 12 LBQO will gtve hour*, days, months, of happy play to errrv child ov fr tour. With I<ego they learn— learn to use their imagination, to concentrate, to he patient. Has your child cot I.rgo yet Come and see us tomorrow. *^^a*^ .^radK M aT -~s m 4fr i it l
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    Cutting down expenditure...
    397 13 Finance Minister lists a 10-point economy drive which Govt has already initiated KUALA LUMPUR. Fri r J^HE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, today revealed details of the Central Government's drive to hold down Government expenditure. But the results from this economy drive to curtail recurrent
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    Inspector moves
    17 13 KULIM. Wed. Inspector Tan Tong Sunn of Malacca, has been transferred to Ku'.im police district.
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    Malays told: Don't only depend on rights
    155 13 Malays told: Don't only depend on rights KVMiAR. Fri. Malay businessmen mv.st be r« udy to compete with others and nut depend mainly on special Malay rights, in. In Yob bin Che < hull chairman of the Perlis Malay Chamber of Commerce, said yesterday. Inche Yob. a State Assemblyman, told
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    Advertising competition plans
    146 13 CINGAPORE. Fri. The Creative Circle has announced plans for the fourth annual advertising awards competition. Entries will be received until April 30 from local advertising agencies and producers. The Circle's founder chairman, Mr. Brian Hoyle. who is creative director of LPE Singapore Ltd. said entries would be
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    First giraffes for the National Zoo
    157 13 r PWO giraffes which are to 1 be presented to the Malaysian National Zoo by Malayan Tobacco Company were loaded on to the Tjibantjet. a Royal Interocean Line ship, at Mombasa on March 15. The ship is due at Port Swettenham on Tuesday. The
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    PARTIAL TAKE OVER BID OF ANOTHER ESTATE
    364 13  - PARTIAL TAKE OVER BID OF ANOTHER ESTATE Geoffrey Boland i By SINGAPORE. Friday. A FURTHER partial take-over bid of a Selangor estate is being made by a local syndicate and if successful it will be the second company of this type to pass under Malaysian control in less than six
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    'Intellectuals' wanted
    45 13 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Umno is soon to launch a campaign to recruit "intellectuals" into the organisation to strengthen its position in future. In line with this policy, the party's youth section will soon publish its own organ. "Suara Pemuda" (Voice of Youths).
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    $200,000 road
    24 13 MACHANO, Fri. Work on a new three-mile road, linking Butcit Siren and Kampong Bedol, has begun. It will cost the Government $200,000.
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    $9.5 mil sugar refinery plan in Negri
    123 13 $9.5 mil sugar refinery plan in Negri Fri. Tampin businessmen and foreign investors are planning to start a $9.5 million sugar refinery as joint venture at Ayer Hitam, about 50 miles from here, on the Negri Sembilan Pahang border. The Sharlkai Kiluiis? Gula i Tampin i Ltd.. has applied for
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    Fijian Jaycee on visit
    66 13 PENANG, Fri. Dr. AH Asgar of Fiji. Jaycees vice-president lor operations, will lead Penant? J.iycees n donating blood to tin Penang Blood Bank when lit visits the State next week. Dr. AH is scheduled to arriv« In Kjala Lumpur tomorrow lor a tour of Jaycee units
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    'Double tails' coin offer at reasonable price
    96 13 SINGAPORE. Fri. A taxi driver, Mr. Lim Chwee Tin, today offered a freak "double tails" 10--cent coin to any numismatist, who can pay a reasonable price. His coin has a clear impression of an inverted "tail" on the side which normally bears the
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      215 13 The whole world is using more and more AUSTRALIAN industrial products and equipment The whole world is using more and more Australian products at competitive prices. The wide range includes welding machinery, wire products, extruded metal proi industrial products and equipment. (In 1964-65, for metal-working and woodworking machinery, compressors ducts.
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      1143 14 SITUATIONS VACANT li Word* $t < Win.)— Box it et*. txtrm APPLICATIONS are invited for tne post of Head Teacher, National Type Primary Bcnool 1 Tamil' Ilu Uernam EsUte, Division I. L'lu Bernam. Lower Perak (N.T.P. School carrying U.T.S. allowance of 2 increment!.). Completed application forma, obtainable trom the school,
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      1179 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE li Word, <♦ I %t,m.,—Box >* et: txtrm M JULY I«CS TR4A. M: rag* k*w. Ir. I ■•urnnc* new. good condition No v I era Contact I'oon. 6o?0v S3 raman i: Permata. pore vrO Lv j RELIABLE USED CARS AT BPKCIAL PRICKS 1»64 Auitin A4O Countryman Rf
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      873 14 FOR SALE Wars'* $1 'Win.) Box M rtt ,*irm LADIES' FANCY BIKINIS H fo Baa th' Oarnpetittvi Lo< ric.ltnii lor Itntsbrrta. K-i Visi« ■B IT. Orcnard Koait. s i«re. SPECIALS WEEK at Ktakatn I S'r»»'. »|«ri- tkSSta to-itay fBfJ tli** f.tmll} to The Biorr nov ani ■v im. ii.:. r
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      1290 15 1 BenWLine] EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONBON, LIVERPOOL I CONTINENTAL PORTS nxr kit ADir f <" HJTtjrg Apr 27 BENLARIG May 2 >mp>tKir« ex s-him Penint Rotterdam May It E. 47. Tilay Mir 27. 29 Mir 30/ 1 Havre May 14 Anmerp May II D it vjtj ivjiuir c G'moutrt Miy
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    GSA sales set pattern for rubber
    391 16 GSA sales set pattern for rubber INFORMATION o n Tuesday 1 that the O.S.A. intended to sell more rubber from the stockpile wat> the feature ol the wt-ek's trading and this' news plus subsequent bul- letins on the subject set the i pattern, state H. C. B. Co. Ltd. in
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    203 16 M.'ii ii 20. Tbrm montbs. INOUtTRIAIa o -Mi .in 10 eta. il. n:<. t >i. v cit. McAllitcr v cv. C.fc.UuldiDga i<) cv. Dunioua 13 eta. N. Iron s ota. UjpM eta. O C B.C 14 eta. i-.^au 14 eta ftoiMDMH)* II cv, fed. l)i«i>. is eta. ftN.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 16 Mar. 25. RUBBER PRICE: 69 8 cents (up one-eighth of a cent). TIN: $664.62} (down 871 cents). Unofficial estimated offering 240 tons (down 5 tons).
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    CONCENTRATION IS STILL ON CHEMICAL SHARES
    841 16 From Our Market Correspondent rpilE concentration on the JL Stock Exchange yesterday was still on Chemical Co. of Malaysia Ltd.'s shares which were iirst listed on Thursday. Yesterday's turnover in the issue, as reported through the trading rooms was 401,900 stock units (valued at
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    STOCK ONDICES
    25 16 Malayan Stork Indircv Mar. 24. Mar. •Industrial".: 85.85 KM Tin*: 109.10 109.11 rubbers. IMJI \i\9.\f »D*«. 30, 1963 IM, Dec. 29. 1962 lflu
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    STOCK EXCHAGE OF MALAYSIA
    901 16 EASINESS In and rrnorted to the Sinraporr and Koala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stork Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackrtH: INDUSTRIALS: Baixtead (l.OOO) 1.4.1; Chemicals «1.22 si. tl SI.. M.MBL. *1.25 SI., i 124 ?L. (10.0001 II M, I> CJ.iWI) *1
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    RUBBER PRICES
    248 16 APRIL flrst grade rubber f.o.b. buyers ringed at 5 pjn. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. yesterday at 69% cents p. r It. up one-eik-hth of a rent on Thur*day'n i-Ursini; leirl for the position. Thr tone was ver- quirt. I'-.A.S. and K.M.K.E. closin; prices in cents per lb.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    69 16 pHINEIE Produce Eichanita, Slnnapere neon prices per picul ft"'day: Coconut oil: bulk $52 aelleri. dnim fm ".-•it-rn Copra: Mar. Apr. X'K OMttM*ti T'TMluoted. Popper: Mtintok «t!'- Baravan white BISTI aaftan H.>mwitk Mark »I*:'> UirnponK tilmcU BMM IK wTUfi >» 1 V ASTA $1.->7« (M Milan tnvm S>niaporo Coconut
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    34 16 ON th* free saehanKO markot Hone Kotik v»»t<-nla\ :h< ia quoted at 5 71| for T T and 5T(| for ca<h Stirling qiiofnd nt 16.01 tnt one tael ef geM at 263«
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      353 16 a jfiV^ Orient mid— east lines Great Lakes Service FAST OIRECI SAILINGS FROM SINCAPOIt AND MALATA IB CANAOIAN AND U.S. CRIAI UKfS PORTS Singapore <• S'nacs rtr^ng t'» icuMa ORIENT MARINE* Mar 27/2 B Mar 31 Mar Jl Apr 31 »tisll May I'li Mat 14/14 May IS/IB i«*)U OdENT EXPOBIEB
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      1443 17 ns k— i^^w^p—^i^^^^Mi STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. poraied In Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the Eightieth Ordinary Cieueral Meeting of the Company v. ill be held at the Renistered Office, Ocean Building. Collver Quay, Singapore on Wednesday. 30th April. 1966 at 11.30 am when Urn Directors will recommend for
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      882 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PI STATE OF BRUNEI LI VACANCY FOR ASSISTANT ENGINEER Applications are invited to fill j j. e vacancy for Assistant Engineer ..h, in the Broadcasting and Inioima- p,, tion Department, Brunei. coi QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE: j Applicant should hold Final V eu Certificates of the City 011 Guilds,
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      752 17 JBLIC APPOINTMENTS I EMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA TECHNICAL APPRENTICE Applications are Invited from deral Citizens only lor sponsorp to a three-year Engineering ploma Course at the Technical liege. Kuala Lumpur. ALIFICATIONS Candidates should be over 16 ii.- and below 21 years ol age lst August 196 b and must) EITHER i
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      1527 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENT LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT Electrical and Mechanical VACANCY Engineering Scholarships irp.ii.ii- in the Applications are Invited from I nited l Kingdom SINGAPORE CITIZENS Applications for scholarships In *> K P E T Electrical and Mechanical Er.gm- HKfcMfcV DKI\LRs» eenng are united from suitably SALARY SCALE:
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      841 17 1 TENDER IN MEMORIAM KENYATAAN TAWARAN i J.K.R. PAHA\(. Tawaran daripada Per- borong2 yang bcrdaftar di- J*^ J.K.R. Kclas C keatas dlbawah Kepala 1 K Kechil 1 i 2 akan di-terima di-Peja-i bat Jurutera Negeri. Pahang hingga pukol 3.00 petang IK LOVING MEMORY ><t the pada 7hb. April. 1966 untok:-
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      Bintang BT TIMAH — 3rd day
      1180 18 Bintang BT TIMAH 3rd day Race 1—2.30 Class 5 (S6.000) 9f I ***** I'anrlia Inilra a <Gurka> Lee 9 «2 Kahwi '> I ***** (nbelirvable k <Tnio> Allan 8 90 (Ft Nelson 1 3 ***** First love a (Profit Mawi 7 811 (F) Fosner 4 4 ***** Lark a (AP
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      Entries for April meeting at KL
      635 18 L;UAL-:\ LUMPUR. Fri. Entries for the April 3. 6 and 10 races here are: Apache. Aratlatla. Ayer Lengor. Banibollna, Bahnatn. Bersatu. Best Win. Blantic. Bus Pull. Cannonball. Caroline, Colonel. The Concretor. Contractor. Dal- j nldo. Darmal. Devils Peak. I Ditton Wood. Eiffel Tower. Em-
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      89 18 fir»t day 18 races >: Cl 3 Div. 1— 5>,.f and 7f; Cl. 4 Divs. 1. a, 3. 4. s— 6f: Cl. 6 Div. I— 7f. Second day (9 races p: Cl. 3 Div 2— S'^.f and It; Div. 3— f: Cl 4 Divs. 1. 2. 3. 4—
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      Sarawak—nap JOSKER IV AND THE LITTLE KING ARE ALSO 'GOOD THINGS'
      799 18 Sarawak nap JOSKER IV AND THE LITTLE KING ARE ALSO 'GOOD THINGS' UINTANG SARAWAK. a winner over 7f and narrowly beaten over 6f last Sunday, has an outstanding chance in the last race at Bukit Timah this afternoon. Challenging strongly in the last furlong B j n t a n
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      162 18 EPSOM JEEP's best bets are Josker IV (Race Three). The Little King (Race Four) and Bintang Sarawak (Race Seven napl. BEST FORECAST: Josker IV and Spartan in Race Three. THE GOING: Soft to heavy. EPSOM IBT CAM. BOY POINTER r.PsoM JEM 1 Race 1 I NBKI.IrVABI.r. I.ODKRISH QA\
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      640 18 LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN TANAH PERSEKUTUAN KENYATAAN TAWARAN vfd at the Office of the Chairman. Keder*. I.«nd I Authority. 7th Pioor Government Ottices Buildins: Jalan Ournrv Kuala Lumpur up to 400 p.m. 7th Apri: 1966 from Contractors for the work of Maintenance in Rubber 0.. P.i.m Areas at the undor-meniioned f'I.DA. Schemes
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      480 18 NOTICE TERMINATION Of SUB-DEALER'S AGREEMENT WHEREAS by an Agreement dated toe 29th June. 1963. and made oetween Wearne Brother* (M> Limited of Malacca of the one part, and Rengam Motor Trading Co.. Kluang. of the other part. Rengam Motor Trading Co. were appointed the sub-dealers of Wearne Brothers <M >
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      192 18 l ii i i ii i 1 1 i i i i i i i i i i i SINGAPORE TURF CLUB MARCH (DERBY) MEETING j I LUCKY UK AW! j I What You have to do:- Attend the Meeting at the Racecourse, Bukit Timah on v Sunday, 27th March,
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      Brilliant Pilot in fine trial
      773 19 Brilliant Pilot in fine trial TOMORROW'S DERBY gINGAPORE, Fri. Brilliant Pilot underlirjed his chances in the Singapore Derby with a sparkling gallop in soft going at Bukit Timah this morning. Ridden by Les Coles, the flive-year-old trotted one round and then quickened smartly to run 4f in 51 2/5 (3f
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      210 19 STRONG BID BY HSIEH FOR THIRD HK OPEN TITLE HONG KONG, Fri. Hsieh Yung-yo of Formosa shot a sizzling seven-under-par 65 today to take a threestroke lead in the first round of the Hong Kong Open golf championship. Hsieh. winner of the Hong Kong Open In 1963 and 1964. is
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      FAM invites Aussies
      140 19 KUALA LUMPCR. Frl. The Football Ass'>ciation of Malaysia has Invited Australia to take pan in tbk yaar'a Merdrka anmversaiv tourniijncnt from Auk. 14-27. FAM LCcretary Kuok Kin Kciik told Timesport that the invitation was sent today. The decision to invite Australia was reached following correspondence between Tengku
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      Lock icon Aik Huang odds-on for title now
      655 19 LONDON, Frl. AN AIK HUANG, the Malaysian champion, is now odds-on favourite to win the men's singles title in the All-England badminton championships, following a day of shocks yesterday. He is the only Malaysian remaining in the singles competition and the only player among
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      Newdick v Liang-huan series
      198 19 Newdick v Liang-huan series I'UALA LUMPUR. Fri. lv Ross Newdick of New Zealand and Lv Llang-huan of Formosa will play a series of nine matches in Malaysia and Singapore in the first Benson and Hedges golf tournament sponsored by Malayan Tobacco Company next monthNewdick and Liang-huan an* currently taking part
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      26 19 LONDON. Fri. Results of football matches played 1.i.-t night were: twclish Div. 3Shrewsbury 1 Walsall J. Scottish Div. I— Stirling 3 Hamilton 0. Reuter.
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      Kingston: Singapore bodies stake their claims
      338 19  - Kingston: Singapore bodies stake their claims ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE, Fri. National bodies for all nine sports in the Commonwealth Games programme in Kingston in August are bidding for places in the Singapore team. The Singapore Olympic and Sports Council's Standards Committee at a meeting last night heard claims from
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      67 19 \THI.KTKS Anderson-Vic-..:ier-schools cross-country <Ipoh Coronation grd. 8.30 a. m Muar— B. Pahat-Kluang Kii.it meet (Muar). SOCCER Sultans' Gold Cup: Aimed Forces v Negri (R Range Rd. KL>. Penang Div. 2: Ch. Wanderers v dafc (5.15 pin/); BAFC v RAAF B'wortl) (6.45. l>o;h a' City Staduinu Ipoli Div. 3: SMTD. BG
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    Water shut-off
    29 20 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Water will be cut off tomorrow from 10 a.m. until midnight at Jurong Road between 91 m.s. and 9i m.s.. includine trucks 5 and 6.
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    New law passed to control rubber exports
    538 20 KUALA LUMPUR. FRI THK House of Representatives today approved two Bills aimed at making the Federation of Malaya Rubber Exchange more effective and to control rubber exports so that it will not bypass the local market and deprive the country of foreign exchange.
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    Taxation talks
    126 20 SINGAPORE. Fri. Britain s Income tax "king", Mr. W. H. B. Johns* n flew in here tonight for top-level talks, leading to a new double taxation" agreement between Siimapore and Britain. The rtttniMtoni. to be he!d behind closed doors, will beijin on Monday. They will last iat four
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    29 20 Ml) COH HOCK LIM. K.v.ii.iin.'ition Oflta MiniMry fully home on 25-3-tt. Hin.i.il service on S;.--rhi-n t.i Ckureti. Ouillaroard Road, 1 BUtedari j i',n.K .lor to mourn hi- iirath.
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    The Scamp: Power equal to 170 m.p.g
    135 20 The Scamp: Power equal to 170 m.p.g \|*lT|| a huge London bus in the background, the Scamp, an electrically driven car, manoeuvres in Ludgate Hill. The Scamp, developed by Scottish Aviation, an aircraft firm, was one of four electrically-driven models to be demonstrated. They have been developed as a stage
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    61 20 ATHENS. Frl. The police clashed with demonstrators when King Ccnstantine and Queen Anne Marie went with political leaders to an Independence Day service at Athens Cathedral today. The demonstrators shouted slogans .o. and against the Government. There were cheers for King Constantino outside the Cathedral but shout.s
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    Navigation lights
    32 20 SINGAPORE. Frl— Small craft operators were today reminded by the Director of Xfarine. Captain J. A. L. PAVITT. to cany navigation lights at all time.s during darkness to avoid accidents.
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    286 20 LONDON. Fri.— Closing middle prices ol selected stocks not including stamp duty were: .11 I I D..1 l> Consol 2i £37's —1 16 Funding 4 f i. £91,xd War 3' £32 BANKS Chartered 49 6 6 Honukcng £8 15 l(j —116 INSURANCE Com Un 43- —6 Prudentials A'
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    66 20 LONDON, Frl. Spot 20 T id., April 20 d., May 21 1 16 d., June 21 1 16 d.. April June 21d July/ Sept 2i';d. Oct. Dec 21 1 16 d.. Jan. March 21 1 led April June 21 1 16 d. Julj Sept 21d.. Oct.' Dec 2lc'., Jan
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    34 20 LONDON. Frl. Buyers £1352 >-f£4>. sellers £1353 I £31. Forward buyers £1324 < £I'-. i. sellers £132. I IS), Settlement £1353 i uiKhansrd > Turnover am 175 tons. p.m. 200 torn* Tone: Steady but quiet.
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    Harun defends land sales to Ministers
    216 20 •THEY'VE SAME RIGHTS AS OTHERS' KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. HTHE Selangor Mentri Besar, Dato Harun bin A Haji Idris, today defended the sale of State land to Ministers and Government servants. He was replying to Dr. Tan Chee Khoon (Labour Party- Jinjangt who yesterday cautioned
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    Aquarium open till 9pm on Hari Raya Haji
    41 20 Aquarium open till 9pm on Hari Raya Haji SINGAPORE. Frl. The Van Kleef Aquarium will remain open on Hari Raya Haji, on April i, from 10a.m. to 9 p.m. The Aquarium will close the whole day on March, 30 for maintenance.
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    Lock icon Drop in India's tourist traffic
    40 20 NEW DELHI, Fri.— The Government says last September's IndiaPakistan war caused a 5.6 per cent drop In India's tourist traffic in 1965. An "Image of uncertainty" at.d curtailed plane flights into India were blamed. A.P.
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    Opening ceremony
    24 20 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The congregational hall of the Khalsa Dharmak Sabha In Niven Road will be declared open at 11 a.m. on Sunday.
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    Malaysians to get defence training in India
    264 20 Malaysians to get defence training in India I^UALA LUMPUR. Fri. India is willing to give Malaysia more training facilities for her armed forces, the Secretary of Defence. Inche Abdul Kadir bin Shamsuddin, said today. Inche Kadir. leader of the five-man defence mission to India, was speaking to reporters on his
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    Anonymous phone call foils robbers
    259 20 Anonymous phone call foils robbers SINGAPORE. Fri. A 999 call by a member of the public today led to the arrest of two members of a gang Of lour armed robbers and the recovery of part of their loot. The caller was walking p.isi Tan's Food Supply at h milestone
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    'Lawful widow' case adjourned
    73 20 SINGAPORE. Frl. hearing of a motion on a prot/ata matter, in which Madam Goh Joo iieeking to be held aa "an* of the lawful widows" of ha < i. an Insurance company dlree* tor. will ipsume some tima next month in too High Court. Originally, the
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    Two more victims of ship blast die
    184 20 SINGAPORE. Frl Two I more of the remaining eight victims In Monday's gas explosion on the Norwegian tanker Sem Tunsbarf have died at the General Hospital in the last j 24 hours, bringing the death toll to seven. The latest victims were Tong
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      49 20 Hlnho.t and lowest temperatures in Malaysia and Slnigapore for the period 8 p.m. Thursday to 8 p.m yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 73 Kota Bharu 9(. 75 Penang 86 75 Ipoh »:< 75 Malacca ">0 73 Singapore »1 73 C. inlands 73 61 Jehvelton Hi 75 Kuchins 91 73
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