The Straits Times, 17 April 1966

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    20 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES lowed in Mai****** NO. 1,570 SUNDAY, APRIL 17, 1966 I 20 CENTS KON 2036 M.C. (P) 1930
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    Razak says it again: For the good of both...
    594 1 Razak says it again: For the good of both MALACCA, Sat. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said again last night that the defence of Singapore and Malaysia was indivisible and that it was imperative for the good of both to strengthen co-opera-tion. He expressed regrets at Singapore's attitude
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    Tree misses ward for children
    87 1 JPOH Sat. Traffic through Ashby Road here was diverted for about four hours when a huge rubber tree, beside the children's ward of the General Hospital was uprooted by a gale, just before 4 p.m. today. The tree fell across the road and snapped the
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    Lock icon Ties severed
    36 1 SALISBURY. Sat Rhode Man Premier lan Smith said today he has decided to rln.se down Rhodesia House In Loncion and that he had asked Britain to close down its residual mission in Salisbury. —Reuter
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    Lock icon Canberras crash
    31 1 S.tIOON. Sat. Two U.S Air Force 857 Canberra bombI prs collided off the coast of "'*tnam but helicopters rescue* j all crewmen aboard. American I military •pokewnen Mid. UPI
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    INDON PLAN TO RESUME TRADE WITH SINGAPORE
    342 1 JAKARTA. Saturday I I INDONESIA is going ahead with plans to resume trade with Singapore. The Minister for Trade, Brigadier Ashari, was quoted saying this by Jakarta newspapers today. He said he had submitted a report on these preparations to the Cabinet for
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    The romance that started at a top meeting of MPs
    271 1 The romance that started at a top meeting of MPs IfUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Tengku Abdullah ibni Tuanku Abdul Rahman, the Alliance whip and M.P. for ,Rawang, has married shapely 20-year-old Miss Kathryn Martin of New Zealand. In a telephone report from Wellington today the Straits Times correspondent said: "The Tengku
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    M.P. in critical condition
    79 1 IPOH. Sat- Mr. Yeoh Tat Beng. Alliance Member of Parliament for the Bruas Constituency in Perak. was seriously injured in a road accident at the 49th milestone Ipoh-Kuala Lumpur Road oii Thursday night when the car he was driving was involved in an accident with a
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    40 1 BOGOTA. Sat. A Bogota Journalist knocked off hw bicycle by a taxi saw the taxi driver pick up the bicycle, put it in his car and drive off. The journalist had to continue his journey by taxi Reuter.
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    TENGKU'S ONE CONDITION
    97 1 TENGKU'S ONE CONDITION MANILA, Sat. Malaysian Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman says Malaysia will negotiate pe.ee with Indonesia if the Jakarta Government stops hostile acts if only during the talks, according to an interview published in the Manila Times today. 'If (Indonesian President) Soekarno says that' confrontation ceases even temporarily
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    Princess to wed a commoner
    52 1 TOKYO. Sat. Princess Yasuko Mlkasa. 21 -year-old niece of Emperor Hlrohito, will marry a former London university student. Mr Tadateru Konoe, 28. on Dec. 18, it was announced todaj. The princess, who will losa her title on marriage, is a student of English literature at
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    Manila gets back part of US base
    35 1 MANILA. Sat The United States yesterday formally handed over to the Philippines 25.000 Acres of land forming part of the U.S. Clark Air Force base in Pampanga Province.
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    Refinery gutted
    29 1 MOERBEKE WAAS (Belglum), Sat. About 18.000 tons of sugar were destroyed by fire which gutted a refinery here. Damage was estimated at 200 million fri>ncs ($l2 million).
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    Lufthansa 'yes'
    26 1 COLOGNE. Sat. The West German Lufthansa Airlines announced yesterday it had decided to. add the new. 490- seat Boeinf? 747 to its Jet fleet.
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    Gunmen wound editor
    62 1 SAIGON, Sat.— The editor and publisher M Song, the Vietnamese newspaper.was shot and seriously wounded today in an attempted assassination. Mr. Chu Var Minh. 47, was shot by two youths as he left his home early today for the office. He was rushed to a hospital in
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    JOIN THE GARY PLAYER GOLF CLASS
    100 1 JOIN THE GARY PLAYER GOLF CLASS Gary player. one of the greatest golfers in the world today, has joined the SUNDAY TIMES to give a weekly lesson on how to play the shots that make a champion. |HE first in this fascinating new on-the-course series starts on Page 16. THE
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    Get-out order as Taal rumbles
    49 1 MANILA. Sat. People living near Taal volcano in the Philippines were ordered to evacuate io''iv as the volcano showed signs of erupting again soon. between 50 and 200 people died when the volcano erupted last September. It had then been dormant for 5J years.
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    Sudden check on causeway for Singapore travellers
    144 1 Sudden check on causeway for Singapore travellers SINGAPORE, Sat. The Roydl Malaysian Police have begun checking all travellers entering the Federation from Singapore through the Johore Causeway. Last night both night trains to Kuala Lumpur from Singapore were held up for more than 30 minutes as police and Special Branch
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    Stars hold party for Chaplin. 77
    87 1 LONDON, Sat. Veteran movie maker Charlie Chaplin celebrated his 77th birthday here yesterday at a party given by Marlon Brando, Sophia Loren, Tippl Hedren and his own Sydney Chaplin. They are the stars of his latest film, "A Countess from Hong Kong." The party
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    NEW LAW FOR FIRMS NOW IN FORCE
    283 1 NEW LAW FOR FIRMS NOW IN FORCE If UALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Companies Act, 1965, and the Companies Regulations, 1966, covering the whole of Malaysia, came into force yesterday. Announcing this today, a i Ministry of Commerce and i Industry .statement said the law must be adequa I protect the
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    STOP PRESS DIPLOMAT RIDDLE.
    43 1 STOP PRESS DIPLOMAT RIDDLE. JAKARTA. Sat. Jakarta imlirr said tonight thry were un.iblr to ronini< nt on iiiniiliri.il and unconfirmed reports that a diplomat (hot through the rhrst in the -tut mini of the hinrse Kmbamv Urday had died Just before dawn today.
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    Mum's out, but can we help? Tiny tot asks Miss Brains
    300 2 Mum's out, but can we help? Tiny tot asks Miss Brains L'IAI.A LUMPUR, Sat. "Mummy's not at home, but can I help?" asks two-year-old I iin Sou lan. while 'big brother, l.im (hee Meng. 5. tries to count his age on his fingers for the two lo\il\ limersitv of Mala\.i
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    SARAWAK ALLIANCE TO STAY THE SAME
    264 2  - SARAWAK ALLIANCE TO STAY THE SAME GEOFFREY GELDARD: By JHE Sarawak Alliance would be maintained as it stood today. Its individual components would not be formed into a single party. Sarawak's Chief Minister Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan said this in a statement today in his capacity as secre-tary-general of the
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    Sedition charge not properly framed says court
    276 2 Sedition charge not properly framed says court SINGAPORE, Saturday. J^ SEDITION CHARGE against two Barisan Sosialis members, Chia Thye Poh and Koo Young, was ruled ''improperly framed" by the ninth magistrate, Mr. Tan Hoay Djin, today. Ruling that the charge did not disclose the offence of sedition. Mr. Tan ordered
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    Two get life sentence for consorting with Indons
    137 2 Two get life sentence for consorting with Indons JOHORE BAHP.U, Sat.— Two youths, Salem bin Ali and Mahmud bin Abdul Ghani, were sentenced to life imprisonment by Dato Justice Azmi in the High Court here today for consorting with mem- bers of the Indonesian Armed Forces in Pontian Besar on
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    Clerk robbed
    32 2 PKNANO. Sat. A Penan* Port CommiMlon clerk. Mr Teng Kong Seng. »m robbed of a watch by thre* men while I walkng with a friend alnng Kampong Malabar last night.
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    Why I'm the happiest of Premiers
    957 3  -  808 NG: By Kuala Lumpur, Saturday Because Malaysia is a happy country, the Tengku tells world conference on Tamil JENGKU Abdul Rahman today told more than 1,000 people attending the opening of the International Confer-ence-Seminar on Tamil Studies the secret of his happiness. "I
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    KHIR: LOST SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE
    340 3 IfUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, said today that South-East Asia owed its rich historical background to forefathers who were endowed with the spirit* of adventure. Regretting that their spirit and enthusiasm were disappearing in P' esentday youth, inche Khir
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      87 3 /*3 (effortlessly) I (conveniently) l^r V-> JJJ^ TRAVEL MADE EASY: Today it is easier than ever to travel to those exotic sounding names you encountered in your school books. Just call in at your Air- India office or local travel agent. Ask about Air-India's 'Pay Later Plan 1 Find out
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    ONE MESSAGE AFTER ANOTHER CAME TO ME FROM THE KING
    4124 4  -  LORD BEAVERBROOK The day-by-day record of the crisis. ..now told by one of the King's advisers... ■Bwl^UUkad I by It was autumn, 1936. Round Britain the whispers went: King Edward VIII was In love with an American woman. Mrs. Wallis
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      236 4 Only Qantas flies to Mexico via Australia O/ti 1+1"% Psipj'f ir* I Jl F I OUUUI I CllrllUr VLL. then on to the Bahamas, Bermuda and London jama* newest jetway, the 'Fiesta' route, offers you V-Jet flights to feel at horn* with Qantas' unique Australian blend of friendliness majestic Mexico
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      81 5 DAILY MIRRORS?! A month before A 4 4% 9 MW%4\&% k I "IP 1 Yor°k P |n e Br 7 ita?n N n<rt li^ W* II a line had appeared I 11l J ftfl I I t||J|l II about a romance ■■■^■r t M 0 between 'the Kinc M WED
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      1019 5 THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. The following is a Statement by the Chairman, Dato S. Q. Wong. S.P.M.J.. J.P. to be presented at the Annuai General .Meeting to he held on 23rd April. 1966. la my statement last year in presenting the Company's oTth Annuai Account.* I said
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    CUT-RATE AIR TRAVEL PLAN FOR STUDENTS
    240 6 CUT-RATE AIR TRAVEL PLAN FOR STUDENTS SINGAPORE. Sat— An association has been jormed to provide cut-rate air travel to London by special charter fligh' Singapore and Malaysian .students. The Malaysian EducaTravel Association, with headquarters in Johore Bahru. plans to charge only $940 for a ticket from 6inj?apore to London. This
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    Lock icon Is polygamy the answer for the over-60s?
    242 6 Is polygamy the answer for the over-60s? I\EW YORK. Sat. Poly- gamy is the answer tor people over 60. a doctor declared in Salt Lake City today. It would help relieve sexual frustration of elderly wi»ws who far outnumber men in the over -60 age bracket and men would have
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    DEMON OR DEITY
    460 6  -  ALBERT Hindu temple the Japs pulled down now 24 years after a strange visitation From a pool an object like blunt end of bullet By RAMALINGAM JJUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Demon or deity? Spectre or reality? This is the question sparked by the appearances of a phenomena in
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    Kuching to Sibu road will be ready soon
    258 6 Kuching to Sibu road will be ready soon KUCHING, Sat By the end of this year it will be possible for the nrst time to travel by road from Xuchlng to Sibu. Sarawak's Minister for Communications and Works, Inche Taib bin Mahmud. said that last year the P.W.D. broke all
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    MIDFL in joint venture
    98 6 MIDFL in joint venture WASHINGTON, Sat. The International Finance Corp. and Malaysian Industrial Development Finance Ltd. (MIDFL) yesterday announced a joint US$2.2 million investment in a cement company. The agencies will raise the capital to help Tasek Cement Ltd. a recently established Malaysian cemrnt productr, double the capacity of its
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      34 6 Den-bomb man hanged JJONG KONG. Sat. A 35-year-old Chinese, Lav Pui. was hanged at Stanley Prison yesterday for the murder of three people last September. He planted a bomb in a gambling den.— U.P.l.
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      157 6 MEN WOMEN feel Young again As *i (row older It only nitunJ that w» b»»ln to alow down. But some people rrow old faster than thfy should. Th«n they feel weak, tired, find It hard to ke«p worktna; and seldom tret any fun opt of life. Pue to New improved
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    Four deadly lovelies all set for our man Jins Bond to out-do 007
    571 7  - Four deadly lovelies all set for our man Jins Bond to out-do 007 SINGAPORE, Saturday IN coconut gloves, on powerful speedboat. under the glittering neonlights ot the Loop City at night, tour lovely Singapore twirls an living the last-moving, kiss-and-kill-and-kiss-again world of James Bond. Our own Bond girls are very
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    NAMES IN THE NEWS
    468 7 Australian •fk Sidney Nolan has H^ urned to Sydney after a five-month study tour of Sotlth-Easi Asia tor the Australian National University He had been In New York working on a series nt paintlags based on his experiences on the SouthEast Asia trip. "T h c
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    Trip abroad to boost Penang's industries
    188 7 PENANG. Sat. The Orst big step Penang la taking to intensity its industrialisation drive is to .send a group of State Assemblymen to five Asian countries on an Industrial study and promotion tour next month The group will leave her* tor Bangkok on April
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    Indira to meet visiting PMIP chief
    141 7  - Indira to meet visiting PMIP chief M. SIVARAW By T EW DELHI. Sat. Da to Mo ha mcd Asri bin Dato Haji Muda. the Mentri Besar of Kelantan. is expected to arrive in Bombay today on a week's tour of India at the invitation of the Indian Government. Dato Asn,
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      164 7 TO MANILA FASTEST TO THE U.S.A. Philippine Air Lines fly the I ■Mas pfi MOM fastest and only direct service between Singapore and Manila. Nonstop from Manila to the U.S.A. (via Honolulu). Aboard luxury PAL '"'ivf DC-8 Fan Jets you're in Manila in three smooth hours. Regular flights leaving Singapore
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    AIR OF CONFIDENCE
    104 8 rpHE Installation and the celebrations that accompanied it have served to emphasise one Important aspect of Malaysian life 'he affection the people have for th e King and the value they place on the concept of constitutional monarchy. His Majesty Tuanku Ismail Nasiruddin Shah assumes his royal
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    GO GET THE BUYERS
    188 8 11THERK trade Is COH- cerned the old methods of hit-and-miss simply won't do. This Is the age of .specialisation and like ihe other great trading nations of the world Malaysia 'oo smsl learn tn specialise in the art of promoting her overseas commerce. The dispatch of
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    DELAYS
    115 8 ONE of the fundamental aim> ot the Malaysian Government is to lay the foundations of a property-owning demoeraey. The greater the number of houses built and the greater the number of Malaysians owning them, the greater so the Government believes, will be the measure of political stability in the
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    Dead men tell no tales but the black box does
    504 8 Dead men tell no tales but the black box does OVER the years, aeronautical engineers have looked forward to having an electronic gadget on the aircraft that would keep a continuous record of a flight, from the time the aircraft takes off to the time It lands. Its course, speed,
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    P.C. Clickety-Click
    455 8 P.C. Clickety-Click How $552,500 brain beats the crooks A POLICE chief in Britain who has achieved remarkable results in forecasting with accuracy when and where a crime or accident will occur in his area looked up from a desk yesterday and grinned: "I t s surprisingly simple really. Our system
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    375 8 OF EDUCATION I HAVE read Mr Bob Ng s article on tertiary education in Malaysia and Singapore in the Sunday Times dated April 3 with Interest However. I have *om«> criticisms to make What turns wrat. otherwise, would .'iave been an Informative InterestIng article Into gruesome reading Is the
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    A people turmoil
    590 8 A people turmoil THE PRESSURE FOR ELECTIONS IN SOUTH VIETNAM HAS WON A PLEDGE BUT THE WAR EFFORT REMAINS QUITE DISTINCT SKVERAL things are becoming clear in tin- midst of the political turmoil in South Vietnam. They have to do with the present and future war effort, the American commitment,
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    SECOND CLASS GOING FIRST
    414 8 Miriifflßl Lir^t X'OUNG executive Tim Greens CMC presented the age-old problem of the commuter with a secondclass ticket who seats himself in desperation in a first-class compartment I don't see why we should stand outside here in the corridor while scat* are empty Inside thr-rr 1
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      769 8 CLASSIFIED ADS.! IN MEMORIAM ■rl. 111 Minimum, •N (VIRLAtTINQ and loving m«. j Mr. Uoh Thong Kook who 4e> I raaj tc;» «orld nn IT-4-RS. i n'«r forgotten By bl> be la M w]r« ata chlldrrn. RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS rrf, SJ r Minimum i PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, la Kin■cbord Road. Bun u
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      14 8 Xough DropsPO* f*BUtZF OP COLMSH SORI TMBJOAT MM SMOKINf THROAT Sunday. April 17. 1966
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      301 8 Let the Famous Stamford College help you PLAN FOR SUCCESS! *:ttlf**r •4nr»tM*n At* yotl •*-t**mq and nm»d th* f--'rf By^S W titfnU mnft Qttt'rt cttinns ff> in( t**tt ycur /rt^ofl»# Vv *vaßl*aw i>^ iP^l let the home etuor tipani of the Stamford Callage, of a^^Kfef^^^k *4 F international repute, guioe
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    PHOTONEWS
    118 9 HAPPY BRIDE FAREDAH SMILES AS TUN RAZAK RAISES HIS HAND IN BLESSING CEGAMAT. Sat. The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. (left) blessing Inche Hashlm bin Nik Yusof, and his bride. Che Faredah binte Abdullah. at their bersandinj? ceremony yesterday. The bride, a rrseareh worker in the Institute for
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    Singapore venue for 15-nation teaching seminar
    331 9 Singapore venue for 15 -nation teaching seminar SINGAPORE, Saturday. gIXGAPORE will be the venue of the third Asian leadership training seminar of the World Confederation of Organisations of the Teaching Profession (WCOTP) in November. Joint organisers of £he seminar are the Singapore Teachers' Union, the Singapore Teachers' National Congress, the
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    Kaum Ibu plans campaign
    45 9 PENANG. Sat. The Penang Umno divisional Kaum Ibu plans to start a fund-ratoing and membership campaign before the end of the month. A meeting of the executive committee will be held at Umno Hall on Tuesday to draw up the programme.
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    Four Bills for Parliament
    45 9 SINGAPORE. Sat Singapore P»rJlam«it will »n on Thur«fi«v «hen the Government will ln'rnri'ice four new Bill* TTv» BIIU «ull tv» 'he L*gltimney i Amendment' BUI. Advocate* and Solicitor* < Amendment) BUI. Oorernmen' Pr~^edlnf* i Amendment > Bill and Houalnf and Davtlqpmaat (Amandmant) BUL
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    Lock icon LEE AND HASLUCK MAY HOLD CRUCIAL TALKS IN LONDON NEXT WEEK
    370 9 LEE AND HASLUCK MAY HOLD CRUCIAL TALKS IN LONDON NEXT WEEK LONDON. Saturday SINGAPORE'S Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. and the Australian Minister for External Affairs, Mr Paul Hasiuck, may hold talks in London next week. Mr. Ha.sluck is d London today as part of a world tour which
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    JUGAH TO RAHMAN: EXPLAIN
    160 9 JUGAH TO RAHMAN: EXPLAIN L MING. Sat. The Minister tor Sarawak Affairs, Tan Sri Temen«koiik Jugah 'oriav a^kt■d the Federal Minister tor Lands and Mines, Inohr Abdul Rahmai. Yakub to "qualify" hi^ statement that only Tengku .\bdul Rahman and Tun Abdul Razak could unite the natives of Sarawak Temenggor.g Jugah
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    Teacher: Why I had to marry
    199 9 Teacher: Why I had to marry 1 DENANG. Sit A achool teacher. Chong So o Eiik >ald In the High Court she could not help marrylne her husi band because she was already pregnant. Chong. 33 was petitioning for a divorce from her husband. Urn Cheok. Choon for desertion. Bhe
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    Hin Keong gets major role
    134 9 I/UALA LUMPUR, Sat. "The Btudent Prince." a Slgmund Romberg's operatta which will open at the Town Hall here on May 9. will feature one of SouthEast Asia's leading baritones in a major role. He Is 35-year-old Hool Hln Keong (above), who plays professor Engel in
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    QUOTE
    110 9 —by the Chief Minister. Tan Sn Wong Pow Nee, speaking at a fun fair organised by the Church of Our Lady of Nativity at Butterworth today: WE are indeed fortunate in that our right to follow any religion is enshrined in the Constitution. Though we profess different faiths and
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    Democracy and the value of unity
    617 9 Democracy and the value of unity- gUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Parliamentary democracy in Malaysia can only succeed if there is a feeling of national unity, Mr. C. V. Devan Nair, MP, the secretary general of the Democratic Action Party, said here today. He said this could come about Dy strengthening what
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    LAKSHMI
    454 10 HAVE LOST WEIGHT WILL TRAVEL WE are no longer living in an age when only women strive to be slim and attractive. The men. too. are ■ill out to have a trim figure particularly 1 1 it means a tree trip abroad One such man with ;i sinnshmg figure
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    Jane Know Lee Alls
    640 10 If you hove a probtem of the heart, v%nte to Miss Jane Lee. If it is some other kind of problem, write to The Know Alls. Their address: The SLnday Times, Times House, Singapore 9 No replies by post. DEAR Jane Le*\ I lov* a Sirl
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    UMNO has no fear of DAP challenge
    498 11 UMNO has no fear of DAP challenge —Tell the people call by Inche Khir LIvNGGONG, Saturday. THE United Malay National Organisation is not afraid of the challenge in the political field posed by the newly-registered Democratic Action Party, the Mentri Besar, of Perak, Dato Ahmad bin Said, declared here today.
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    US DEATH TOLL SHOOTS UP TO 100 A WEEK IN VIETNAM
    524 11 US DEATH TOLL SHOOTS UP TO 100 A WEEK IN VIETNAM PUPILS at Lake High School, Hartville, Ohio, went to great lengths to assure an alumnus on duty in Vietnam that Americans support their fighting there. This letter, 270 ft. long, was written by 300 students in an impressive response
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    Rahim: The hand of friendship is just as important
    434 11 Rahim: The hand of friendship is just as important gINGAPORE'S Minister of Education, Inche A. Rahim Ishak, said today that the Republic could be assured of her stability and harmony if she was co-operative and friendly with all nations around her. Ho was addressing a luncheon meeting of the V's
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    Exchange: The business done
    450 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. Business in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange today with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Boustead (1.000) $1.54: C.C.M. $1.39 SL, (24.000) $139. (3.000) $1.38. '37.000) $1.39 D, (4.000) $1.40 D. (16.000) $1.40
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    Cheah quits MCA post after 17 years
    280 11 Cheah quits MCA post after 17 years A LOR STAR, Sat Senator Dato Dr. Cheah Toon Lok has resigned as chairman of the MCA Alor Star division, a post he has held for 17 years. Dato Cheah. who is still the State branch chairman, explained that he had resigned due
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      307 12 ''Mtsler Hopple ron out of tranquillisers and sent me hone early I (popular crossworcT) AC'vOSS: 1. Concoct (ft), i>. Impudent a&surance i5> Branch of mathematics <7>. 11. DOWN: 1. Colour '5). 2. Scope (4), 13. More uncommon i Detecting (7t. 3. Settlements i8>, (8), 1:. Ardent IT), 16 Wear j
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      495 15 "]JjADAME X" is frankly a tear-jerker with a rather novelettish plot based on the play by Alexandre Brisson. It lias been filmed before, if 1 remember aright, and might even have been filmed twice in pre war days Pure melodrama with a very contrived
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      195 15 FIFTEEN- YEAR-OLD Vivlenne Wee is giving a pianoforte recital at the Victoria Theatre on April 25 at 8.45 p.m From the age of seven until she passed her Grade VIII (final) examination in 1963. her piano teacher was her mother, better known as Madam Hwang Phay Ching. The
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      Cigarette-lighter with the funny Flint
      376 15 "(\VR MAN FLINT" is another of the seemingly endless supply of spy and secret agent films cashing in on the public taste shown by the success of James Bond. This one is better than most. It's got practically everything and it had me in fits
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      229 15 (AN time* thewn ore for Moloyilo and Singapore) This oiiki programme! include: MUSIC Far Hi. Music Lov.r (at 1030 and 13 and 1* metres) MON. Symphony No. I (Mahler). TUES. Song cycle 'A Poet 1 Lev.' (Schumann) THUKS. Symphony No. 6 r>o»torol Beethoven) I. Plan. Concerto in A miner (Greta)
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    GIRAFFES, ZEBRAS ON SHOW SOON
    129 16 THE birds and animals which arrived from Kenya three weeks ago will be on show at Zoo Xeeara Jn Kuala Lumpur on Thursday. The chairman of the National Zoological Society, Mr. V. M. Hutson. said 'yesterday that they were in excellent condition despite their lone
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    Thief with six convictions
    71 16 IPOH. Sat.— Chong Kooi. 56 unemployed, who was stated to havr nve previous convictions' fur theft, told a magistrate's court here today that he stole a bicycle because he was unable to get a job. He pleaded guilty to stealing bicycle, belonging to I. Sithamparan. at
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    25 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Mer.'rl Besar of Selangor, Dato Harun bin Hajl Idris, today opened i»ie 532.000 Community Hall In I'etallr.g Jaya.
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    Gestapo methods on 11 tug survivors: Port men charge
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    Lock icon Liverpool need a point to clinch title
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    98 16 Brewer leads in champs tourney LAS VEGAS. Sat. American Gay Brewer took a twostroke lead in the $300,000 champions golf tournament here yesterday. Brewer followed his lust round 70 with a three-under-par 69 to underline the iorm he showed vi the U.S. Masters tournament last week. Billy Casper, joint first-round
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    692 17 IMPROVING RAMPAGE CAN GO ON WINNING RACING with EPSOM JEEP PAMPAGE can make it three-in-a-row in the Class 2 Div. 1 9f handicap (Race 6) at Ipoh today. He is improving and one cannot tell just how good he is. At Penang in February he spreadeagled a Class 4 field
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    660 17 last month he was fourth to Penlnjau over 8f and fourth to King's Knight over 7f. Gunsmith has no recent form but a straight course suits him. Meteorite 111 with a handy 7.10 Is worth a flutter. He is fast and has done
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    10 A.M. START TODAY FOR WASHED OUT DAVIS CUP MATCHES
    248 18 10 A.M. START TODAY FOR WASHED OUT DAVIS CUP MATCHES |(UALA LUMPUR, Sat. A rainstorm beat the players to the courts in the Davis Cup match between Malaysia and Ceylon at the Selangor Club today. The players were already warming up on the practice court for the opening .singles matches,
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    454 18 S'gor hit Perlis for six in M-Cup ]£UALA LUMPUR, Sat. Selangor, confidence regained and determination strengthened by their successful campaign in last month's FAM Gup tournament, showed much of their former flair and purposeful play when they started their bid
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    60 18 SEREMBAN, Sat. Negrl have selected 16 players fgr their Malaya Cup match against Malacca at Kubu Stadium tomorrow (kickoff 7.30 p.m.). Negri's team: Sangodden, Zainal Karim, Wong Chee Wah, Loh Tong Kow, V. Jayan, G. RozeMs, Boon Hoong, M. Joseph. P. van Huizen, Halim Saidl. S.
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    175 18 StKCfcß Malaya Cup: Jt. Services v Armed Forces (Jn Besar, 7 pm.>; Johore v Spore (Sri Gelam. 5.15); Malacca v Negri (Kubu Stadium. 7.30 p.m.); Penang v Kedah (City btadium). Spore Div. 2A: IBSC v STU (St. George's Rd); Div. 2B: D. Allah 'A' v Tampenis Roy. (Geytong);
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    34 18 Ref threatened KLUANG, Sat. When threatened with assault, referee G. Samy abandoned today's MacGllllvray Cup final here between Revertex Estate, Kluang. and Nordanal Estate, Muar. 18 minutes from time. Revertex were then leading 4-0.
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    48 18 LONDON. Sat. Results of English football league matches played yesterday: English Div. 2: Carlisle 1 Leyton 0. DW. 3: Reading v Grimsby postponed. Div. 4: Barisley 1 Bradford 1; Crewe 2 Scuthport 1; Halifax 1 Hartlepools 0; Stockport 1 Torquay 0; Tranmere 0 Newport I.— Reuter.
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    Gopi 50 not out
    50 18 MALACCA. Sat. Noel Gopl scored 50 not out on the first day of the two-day Malacca state cricket trial here today. Scores: Bakar Said XI 164 i Gopi 50 no.. Aziz Hamid 24. Murugesan 21; A DCosta 2-25. Sethupathy 2-40): Ismail Alis XI 28 for one.
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    KED win 4-1
    36 18 IPOH, Sat. Kinta Electrical Distribution beat Rubber Industry Board 4-1 In a division 3 league soccer match here today. In p;»other division 3 match Printers beat Pasokan Pemuda Bella of Tanjong Rambutan 4-3.
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    280 18 LU TAKES 7-HOLE LEAD OVER NEWDICK JPOH. Sat.— Lu Lianghuan of Formosa, was in commanding form and confidently gained a sevenhole lead over Ross Newdick. of New Zealand, In the fourth match of the nine -game series of the $6,500 Benson and Hedges golf exhibition tournament at the Perak Turf
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    51 18 SEREMBAN. Sat. Rain delayed the start till 4 p.m. today of the annual Civilians v Combined Sen-ices cricket match lor the Goh Eng Thye Cup. At close Civilians had scored 84-7 (S. Sathiapal 30. S.K. Sen 13. P. Patel 12. Capt. Jackson 4-22). Play resumes at 10.30 a.m.
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    15 18 TELUK ANBON. Sat. Stngapore beat Perak 1-0 In a women's soccer match yesterday.
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    266 18 Triumphant quad on way back KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The triumphant Malaysian badminton team of Tan Aik Huang, Tan Yee Khan, Ng Boon Bee and Yew Cheng Hoe are scheduled to arrive here on Tuesday at 5.30 p.m. Alk Huang's return was confirmed today by his father. Tan Chene Hoe in
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    114 18 PENANG, Sat. A secon4 wicket partnership of 52 rune between Teh Kew San (30) and K. Kuma ,(33) paved the way for City Council's seven wickets victory over Penang Sports Club in their cricket match on the Dato Kramat padang today. Scores: PSC 71 (Boyle
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