The Straits Times, 27 May 1966

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 3034
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    Peace: Surprise move
    93 1 Jakarta Army team flying in today for talks KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday AN Indonesian •'military party" in a special chartered aircraft is scheduled to land at the Subang International Airport at 8 tomorrow morning. Th c Malaysian Government late tonight gave clearance For the Indonesian aircraft to land,
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    STOP PRESS
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    -Malik— gets full mandate
    57 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. President Soek.irno has his full manda to and his blessing to Mr. Adam Malik for his peace talks with Tun Abdul Razak. The Indonesian Forei..n Minister announced this today aftrr another Meeting wilh the President. He said: "The President received me this morninc and
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    Razak is hopeful
    443 1  -  P. KRISHNAN By KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs TUN Abdul Rank is confident that his t;ilks with Mr. A(la in Malik in Bangkok will "produce #)(><l results." In an interview tonight, the Deputy Prime Minister said: It appears that Indonesia is earnest and sincere to end confrontation and establish
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    Lock icon US$l,3OO million aid needed...
    105 1 US$l,3OO million aid needed rKYO. Thurs. Indonesia will require about US$l,3OO million of international aid in the next four years. Sultan tlamengku Buwono. visiting Fourth Deputy Prime Minister, disclosed this to a Japanese Cabinet Minister today. During a !H)-minute talk with Mr. Takeo Miki, the Japanese Minister of International Trade
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    Opposition to N-tests
    48 1 WELLINGTON. Thurs. The New Zealand Government today j reaffirmed Us opposition to forth- coming French nuclear tests In the South Pacific Other South Pacific Govern I mem* shared New Zeland's grave concern, the Governor-General. Sir Bernard Fergusson. said In opcnmi; the new session of Parliament.
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    Thanom at temple
    16 1 Tun Thanom kneels before the head priest in the Telok Wanjah Thai temple
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    Nurjadin promoted
    40 1 JAKARTA Thurs President I Soekarno has promoted the new I Chief of Air SUIf. Air Commodore i Rusmin Nurjadln. to the usual Chief of Staff rank of Air Vice Marshal, the Army newspaper I Berlta Yudha reported today
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    NZ team for S'pore
    25 1 SAIGON. Thurs— New Zealand's four-man Parliamentary factfinding team left by air for Singapore today after a five-day tour of South Vietnam
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    Support for strike
    29 1 MONO KONG Thurs The Chliw* Seamens Trade Union hur sent a message supporting the I British seameus Mrike the New I China newt agency reported today.
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    The final say...
    37 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. General Nasution, Indonesia's senior soldier, has told a rally in Medan that the People's Consultative Conpress, and only the People's Consultative Congress, has total power in Indonesia, Antara news agency reported today.
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    ENTRY BAN ON BARISAN MP
    146 1 KUALA LI'MIU'R. Thursday. (SINGAPORE Barton Sosialis M.I 1 Mr. Chta Thye Poll, 2.">, luis been "prohibited permanently" from entering Malaysia. The entry ban i.s contained In a Gazette notification dated May 23. It was issued by the Minister of Home Affairs. Tun Dr. i Ismail
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    SAS to lay off 11,500
    76 1 STOCKHOLM. Thurs—Scandinavian Airlines System will lay off 11.500 workers in Denmark. Norway and Sweden because of a strike threat by air crews, a spokesman said here today. He said about 3.500 workshop hands and 8.000 office workers j would be laid off on June 10.
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    Thai students welcome him with shouts of 'chai-yo'
    384 1 Thai students welcome him with shouts of 'chai-yo' rjENANG. Thurs. More L thai. 200 Thai boys and girls studying in Penang greeted the Thai Premier. Field Marshal Tun Thanom Kittikachorn. and his wife with flags and shouts of "Chai-yo!" < welcome) here this evening. 'he students lined the driveway of
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    Indian VIPs to use Soviet jets
    42 1 NEW DELHI. Thurs.— lndia has bought three Russian Topolev 124 jet airliners for use by the President. Prime Minister and other VIPs. the Defence Ministry announced today The 500 mph aircraft has room for 44 passengers
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    20 killed in train mishap
    37 1 BOMBAY. Thurs. Twenty people were reported killed and 20 Injured In a mishap to the Ban-Kalore-Poona express train near Belßaum today. Southern Railway offlciaLs announced at Madras. Details were not available immediately.
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    Lock icon Reds kill police
    51 1 BANOKOK. Thurs— Three police officials of the combined clvllian-police-mlllUry units were killed and .several others wounded In the latest clashes with armed Communist bands In tht densely wooded terrain In Übon and Sakol Nakorn provinces In north-eastern Thailand, the Interior Minister. Gen Praphas Charu&athlen. inn- ounted today.—
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    Lock icon USIS library in Hue sacked
    286 1 USIS library in Hue sacked lI IE. Thurs. Uni- vcr.sity students began Backing the United States intormition Service library here today. About 200 students marched to the building alter a meeting in the science faculty auditorium. They smashed the window of the library and bey. in throwing books on the
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      Lock icon Govt. 'no' to Monty's call for bachelor army
      143 3 Govt. 'no' to Monty's call for bachelor army LONDON Thurs. The .d\ rrnnii nt today rejected a proposal by Field .\l.«r>hal Viscount Montgomery th;it Britain's a mud fore be ni.utni-il snlrlv by bachelor- to save money. Lord .Montgomery Mid this would J<> awa> with special quarters for the men and
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      Lock icon IPl's profound regret...
      84 3 ZURICH. Thurs -The International Press Insimrr <IPI> expressed its profound recrr day mer ilir South African Government's refusal to admit foreipn newsmen to MOMMMiy US Senator Robert Kennedy on hi* forthcoming \i*it The IPl's Norwegian director Mr Per Mosen told newsmen th» ir.ntitute "profoundly regrets thi.' move
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      Lock icon LONG QUEUES AT BANKS FOR NEW $3 BILLS
      110 3 VASSAU. Thurs. Banks and postal offices were swamped today a.s the island switched from pounds, .shillings and pence to Bahamian dollars and cent.s. The banks reopened alter four-day shutdown to convert their accounts, and were greeted by large crowds who were anxious
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      Lock icon 10-day strike: Govt acts
      429 3 WILSON GIVES A CONFIDENTIAL REVIEW Labour Minister calls both sides in the dispute for new round of talks J'HE Government intervened in the crippling 10-day-old maritime strike yesterday, in an effort to get the nations shipping moving again. The Labour Minister. Mr. Ray Gunter. summoned both
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      Lock icon Daughter in crash: Dad to pay £35,000
      97 3 LONDON, Thurs. A father was ordered by the High Court today to pay his daughter £35.000 for Injuries in a road accident whlcb have crippled her for life. Nineteen-year-old D c n 1 s c I Smith was riding in a car driven
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      Baby girl for Ford heiress
      62 3 NEW YORK, Thurs. Mrs. Charlotte Ford Niarchos. the I automobile fortune heiress, gave birth yesterday to a 71b. loz. daughter. A .spokesman at New York Hospital ."-aid mother and ch'ld weir doing fineThr 24-ycnr old mother, a tl-iuchirr of Henry Ford 11. wed Oreek ■hipping
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      Lock icon Maize kills 16
      39 3 PRETORIA. Thurs Sixteen dMttM .uid morr than 130 cases of food poisoning m the Mafrking area recently were caused by maize contaminated with I parathion, a powerful Insecticide, a Health Department spokesman said here tonight. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Thousands cheer as British rule ends in Guyana
      182 3 fEORGET OWN, Thurs. A new flvecoloured flag fluttered In Caribbean breezes today denoting the birth of Guyana, the latest nation to gain independence in the western hemisphere. Independence came to the former British colony of British Guiana at midnight (local time) yesterday
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      'Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf?' for adults only
      117 3 HOLLYWOOD. Thurs— The new Elizabeth TaylorRichard Burton film "Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf?" will be released for adults only, it was announced yesterday. The story of a degraded college professor and his frowzy wife Includes profane dialogue and situations not altogether created
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      16 held in nation-wide gambling swoop
      116 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs. T —A "Blue Box." an electronic device which avoids thr billing of long-di-tance telephone calls. «>s u>ed by 16 men arrested yesterday in a nationwide gambling swoop. 18l Director J Edgar Hoover said. The men. seized by FBI agent* in nine States
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      An Amphicar view of Tower Bridge
      119 3 An Amphicar view of Tower Bridge A RTIST John Worsley of Putney, south-we^t London, has always been man of ideas. fie fooled Hitler's men by inventing a dummy to ml as decoy in prison rump escapes in the war. Now he has found a good way of getting a different
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      Lock icon King Freddie accused by Obote of 'plotting Uganda rebellion5
      410 3 King Freddie accused by Obote of 'plotting Uganda rebellion 5 KAMPALA, Thursday. PRESIDENT Milton Obote today accused the Kabaka of Buganda of rebellion and revealed that two Europeans had been killed and three injured in disturbances since Monday. But the President, in a 90-mlnute speech to Parliament, did not reveal
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      Heat and storms kill 34 Indians
      63 3 NEW Ofcl HI 1 'huts A 1 lea*t 34 people have ci rd" in hP.it\\HV« and froak storms .Miirnding through India, according to report* hrrc today. Water is scarce in India owing to the failure of last year's monsoons. Calcutta water board have eiv^n
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    Union asks court to reverse referee's ruling
    258 4 Union asks court to reverse referee's ruling SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Malaysian Airways Qantas Empire Airways Local Employees' Union today appealed to the Industrial Arbitration Court to reverse a ruling of Senior Crown Counsel, Mr. Francis Scow. Mr. Scow. who sat as a referee, had rejected the union's claim for a
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    Band at centre
    25 4 SINOAPORE. Thurs— The Singapore Infantry Regiment Band will give a public performance at the Jalan Tenteram Community Centre at 8 p.m. tomorrow.
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    The healthy sign in S'pore—a falling birth rate
    370 4 The healthy sign in S'pore a falling birth rate SINGAPORE, Thursday. *JHK secretary-general of the International Planned Parenthood Federation, Sir Colville Devcrell, said heie today that signs of a falling birth rate and a rising standard of living were already apparent in Singapore. This was a very healthy sign and
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    Poly students give blood
    54 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Some 100 freshles. Including 10 girls, of the Singapore Polytechnic today donated blood to the Singapore Blood Bank. The campaign was organised by the Students' Union as part of its "Orientation week" activities. The mobile unit of the Blood Bank called at the Union
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    Minister hits out at rumour mongers
    281 5 Minister hits out at rumour mongers KANGAR, Thursday. THE Minister of Information and Broadcasting. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, today denied that the fate and livelihood of nonMalays would be endangered if Malaysia and Indonesia established good relations at the forthcoming peace talks. "Malaysia needs to have friendly ties with
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    Tengku's niece to wed
    51 5 SUNOEI PATANI. Thury Tengku Karnaliah. nitx-e of the Prime Mi-u.-ter. will mam- Tenaku Ja'afar.one of the Tenglcu"s Rrandnephews. a; Alor Slur on June 4. The brtfle is i daughter of the late Sultan Badlishah while the bridecroom. a Flight-Lieutenant in RMAF. is a son of Tengku
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    110 entries for Umno races
    45 5 PENANU. 111UV5. A lOial 01 110 entries bu been reci king .md cycling r.ic«s »vhirh tiii B.nik Pul.u; ÜBUM braacb will stage on Buwtaf in conj im ".os 20th ;m- n the SB tltoi Moi it m ;hr eight-mil« I
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    Deserted wife granted decree
    75 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mrs. Jessie Grace Stephens, who sued her husband for divorce, was granted a decree nisi yesterday on the grounds of constructive desertion. Mr. Justice Chua ordered her husband. Francis Bernard Stephfn>, to pay cost-;. Siii.' D >.<id in her un- d petition thai her
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    Chance for joint promotion of tourism in Asia
    307 5 Chance for joint promotion of tourism in Asia SINGAPORE, Thurs.— With the political clouds clearing up, now was the chance for Singapore and Malaysia, as well as the neigh bouring countries, Jointly to promote tourism. The chairman of the Singapore Tourist Association. Mr. V. M. Shaw, said this today at
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    Coffee shop haul
    30 5 PEN AND. Thurs.— Thieves stole 200 packets of cigarettes, a radio. 1 a gold chain and $15 from a coffee shop In Aver Hltam Road here yesterday
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    Anti-TB drive
    27 5 BENTONG. Train, A mobtle uiv.t from 'he National Tuberculosis Control Centra will district hospital here on Jure 13. 14 and 15 to give free <. rav.s.
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    Lock icon TWO SOLDIERS GET 18 MONTHS FOR RAPE
    96 5 KUCHING. Thurs. The High Court here today found two British soldiers guilty of rape and sentenced them to 18 months' jail each. In passing sentence after three days of hearing. Jus- tice Lee Hun Hoe said the security forces especially in the border
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    Jek flies to Geneva meeting
    111 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Minister of Labour. Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, left todar by air for Geneva to attend the 50th session of the International Labour Organisation conference, starting on June 1. Before his departure. Mr. Jek told reporters: "This ls the first time Singapore ls
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    Co-op blachan plan
    17 5 PENANO. Thurs. The Pulau Aman Co-operative Society has decided to revive the blachan Industry.
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    I'M HERE AS A TOURIST: SOVIET EDITOR
    158 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Mr. T. Osfheverov. deputy chief editor of the .vmd newspaper Izvestia. flew into Mngapore last nigUl for a five-day visit. Mr. Ost'heverov. who is accompanied by Professor V. Danilov from the Institute of Oriental Languages. Moscow University, had just completed a
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    Give to Nehru fund appeal
    72 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The I Indian Hieh Oniniis-xioner. Mr. i M. K. Kidwai. today appealed to 1 all Indians in Mai ivva to eontri- bute towards the Jawaharlal Ne- j liru Memorial Fund In Ind.a. I The appeal coinc:cles with the second anniversary of the
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    Call for I King's portrait on dollar notes—
    177 5 Call for I King's portrait on dollar notes PENAXG. Thurs.— A proI posal that the portrait of the Yang dt-Pertuan Agong be imprinted on ail Malaysian currency notes will be considered by the executive committee of the Patanl Road. Umno branch when it meet;* this week-end. The proposal has been
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    Midwives meeting:
    41 5 KANOAR. Thurs. The Peri* branch of the Midwive.s' Union of Malaysia will hoid its annual meeting here on June 16. The Hospital Attendants and Workers' Union will hold its annual meeting at the Hokkien Association hall on June 2.
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      220 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. sue ciMd tor food science J See 9. .10. See 9. 8. Marriage in South Africa. 14. Vale on the left band of Urn perhaps (SV. airport (9>. 9. 11. 21. 10. 1 across 27. So take 16. Imaginary society of the free Apollo acivice
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    A rose for Madame
    87 6 A rose for Madame TANAH RATA. Thur«. A RED ROSE for Toh Puan Kittikachorn, (right) wife of the Thai Premier, Field Marshal Tun Thanom Kittikachorn, when her party visited the famed rose garden, 12 miles from Tanah Rata yesterday. Pinning the rose on her hair is Mom Luang Nuanpong Senanarong,
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    Six pilgrims die on the way home
    114 6 PENANG, Thurs. A 92- -> tar-old woman, Hajjah sum binte Taib, was among six pilgrims who died on bn>irri the Kuala Lumpur nn its homeward journey to M.il.iy>iu. The Kuala Lumpur ar rived at Swettenham pier hert> today with 2.210 re turning pilgrims.
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    Reviving Asa
    60 6 Reviving Asa IPOH, Thurs. A meeting between the Philippines, Thailand and Malaysia to revive and strengthen the Association of South-E as t Asia (ASA), will be held next month or in July. Thailand's Foreign .Minister, Tun Thanat Khoman, said here today. Tun Thanat also envisaged expansion of ASA bat in
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    Lee and party miss Peking pavilion
    127 6  - Lee and party miss Peking pavilion Wee Kirn Wee By 111 DAPEST. Thurs. Mr. v Lee Kuan Yew and his party yesterday missed the Red Chinese pavilion when they visited the International Fair here. It happened either through Hungarian politic* I sophistication or through scheduled programming. The Singapore delegation, including
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    Meeting postponed
    36 6 BENTONG. Thurs Th.f annual meeiing of the National 1 Onion of Teachers. Pahang branch, scheduled to be held at the B<(kar Primary School in Mentakab on June 4. ha* beer, postponed to June 11.
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    Free film shows
    29 6 KAUB. Thurs. Free shows will be given by all ihe cinema* here 10 schoolchildrm on Sunday :o it rbratr thr birthday oi the sultan Of Pahang.
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    Vietnam warning by Lee
    376 6 Vietnam warning by Lee BUDAPEST, Thursday gINGAPORE'S Prime Minister. Air. Lee Kuan Yew, warned yesterday of the danger of escalation in the Vietnam war and voiced support for the idea of self-determina-tion for South Vietnam. At a news conference, the visiting Premier made the following points in response to questions
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    3 in gunboat terror
    335 7  -  RUDY BELTRAN By Fishermen: We were beaten up by pirates IfUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Three Malaysian tishermrn underwent tour nights ol terror week wlion they were hold captive by armed Indonesian pirates in a gunboat. They were locked inside v dark abin below deck, interrogated day and
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    RAGGING: 'NO COMPLAINTS RECEIVED SO FAR...'
    148 7 RAGGING: 'NO COMPLAINTS RECEIVED SO FAR SINGAPORt. Tlnus The University ol Singapore Students Dnl n ha> so tar not received „:.v complalnte trom uu 'treshie'" on ragging b) senton since orientation began last Friday The union's president, Mr David Tan Kee Keong. said thi.s today in reply t'j a Straits
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    THAI ENVOY SHOWS GIRLS RIGHT WAY TO DANCE...
    148 7 j'll I Ambassador Prasong •i II II I" 11 II 111 shous x liodlgirls Hew C'heu Jfaaag, N (Iroat) nni Vuunc Ngat Cbiu. 14. one ut lhe liner points nf thai daucins; llii- girts are two ol ih> ;jb members of the
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    Stall robber gets 3 years
    71 7 IPOH. Thurs. Ho Pok Wins 18 unemployed wan sentenced to three year- mil by the Session* Court here ve.stcrdav wher. h» pleaded guilty to robbing a cofte« stall owner. Poong Kool K < I cigeretles ;ir.d sweets worth >;n I Chamberlain Road here on March
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    Frightened sisters jump from moving car
    102 7 MUAR Thun. Tw<. w.i--1 men were injured la>' night when they jumped off a moving car near their home a. Sungei Mv da. 18 mile> trom herr Che Sawiah binte Hai: Dhalan. 22. and her sister. Salbiah. 20. were treated at the General Hospital
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    Death crash
    27 7 KANOAR. Thuif Moiiamrd bin Mohamed Altib. TO faia.lv iiuured when he was knocked do^n by a car «t Kampon? Pava. five railv from her* 1
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    School heads decide against a merger with the MTU
    321 7 School heads decide against a merger with the MTU L U A L A LUMPUR. Thurs. The National Union 01" Heads of Schools has decided not to dissolve itself and merg° with the Mala yan Teachers' Union. The deacon wa* taken by the union's executive council on five grounds, its
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    Bata shop is opened
    46 7 MALACCA rimi> i iij( -'.if Qtffai bin Bao« todijr opeiied Bntw> Prtuiiet it Btunii. R-.iva Houci I .«'re Aixi'jt '.'DO people- >vere ptmsß% luclie GhulaT w»s rtcened on hl» •rrhral toy Mi s P chudarek ■ti wl mnnaser ol Bata M,i'i.i\>:.< Ltd
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    MB to attend
    30 7 KLAIA LUMPUR liiurf Bi.-ji ol sclang't n Harun Mo Bi i t be iu.~- < it.- ion d ■■i, K'i;i!a Lumpur Psychology r ut tten oo June il
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    JOBS SURVEY
    76 7 Xl M\ I I MII R I hur> I h«.u>.«nri> nl h»u». holds in »i\ Mhlh.iii town- *'H br intrn it wi-d >n .1 Mir\«\\ on <inpl«r\ nxnt iin«nipli>\ nnnt .mil •inflrr rmiilimiK-'" hrainnini: n<\l V»lnr»«l.i» Mnr. lh:in Til rnimur «ti r- wW ini»TM»« t.Mt noiiM-lmliU in Kii.il:i
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    That dud $10 note: Was it just a 'test'?
    146 7 That dud $10 note: Was it just a 'test'? I. U A L A LUMPUR. Thurs.— Police are continuing their in- vestigations to trace the origin of a forged $10 note which appeared recently. ThP police boliivr tliat the dud notr. found In Seremban. was "tot" by the counterfeitpr> No
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    The fairies drop in...
    124 8 GOOD-LUCK RING GREETS HAPPY SCHOOLGIRLS GIRLS of Singapore's K a ton g Convent were treated to a pleasant surprise whrn they troop<<l to school on Monday morning For rieht in the middle of their playing field a rare sight met tbrir eyes. It was a "fairies
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    30 floats for varsity 'rag and flag day'
    186 8 30 floats for varsity 'rag and flag day' SINGAPORE. Thurs. A colourful "rag" procession of about 30 decorated floats will wind its way through the streets of Singapore on Saturday The procession will highllgnt the annual "rag and flag day' organised by the welfare committee of the Unlver.sity of Singapore
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    Warning to shipping
    50 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Port of Singapore Authority has warned mariners to keep clear of the area of blasting' operations, begin- I ning today, near Die Western Ap- proaches. The blasting ope/ations. which will end on Saturcay. will take place daily between 1 p.m. and 5 P m.
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    JUDGE GRANTS DIVORCE TO TWO WOMEN
    202 8 SINGAPORE, Thurv.— Two women today won their j uncontested divorce petitions on grounds of desertion. Mrs Christine Celine Agnes Paplneau. who IM married in Singapore in 1940. and Madam Yap Ocok Wan. a clerk at Selegie House, wete each granted a decree nisi by
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    $1.2 million order for Jurong
    292 8 $1.2 million order for Jurong SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore's shipbuilding industry has begun to attract the attention of the shipping circles in Pakistan, according to the loader of a visiting Pakistani trade mission, Mr. S.M. Anwar. He disclosed that a member o his mission had placed a $1.2 million order for
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      127 8 00/ i Btf Y.T. tl ti ml in S S. LONS AS YOU RE (SONG L>-— OH UM/vw, x-' YEH^ 1 I I YOU DDO WFI i T<O YEH?JTOCWC^CT A SE^Ch/C^r\ WELL. THANKS. l^^\SZJ »SE 7 > r F O R GLJZ. TRY TH'^jf Y3NPER UMPA! )i OOP' f~) J
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    FINAL CHAPTER
    373 9  -  JOHN BRADSHAW by THE STORY OF AMERICAS MOST SENSATIONAL MURDER TRIAL The prosecution had made their closing arguments, recalled the evidence which state attorney Huttoe described as a "well-established chain of circumstances" linking Candace Mossier and her nephew Melvin Powers with the murder of her multi-millionaire husband. Now
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    'The jury has reached a verdict'
    780 9 man continued, "it takes on all the hues ot ihe ramhow, all the gilding of the lily. It you start with a [alse premise gentlemen, you'll arrive at a talse conclusion. What did you expect her to say to her children that night? Gather
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    We11... nobody's perfect'
    654 9 We11... nobody's perfect' old pickle."' she said, jabbing a man in front ot her. "Every day he forges ahead of me In line. I cracked him with my handbag yesterday but he didn't notice, i The old pickle 1 A squat dowdy woman had come from Missouri to see the
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    DEATH
    66 10 H.rJi Hi i Minimum, MADAM MARY CICILV CNAN «ed 44 beloved »if» of Robert lav I J»ak Hon«. 2 Balmoral Creacent Bin- < Kaporr i»,.«.,i v peacefully on mil M»v IMA .Hadiv mourned by nrmrd hunhand. 2 >on> I>eni» David S daunhtera IMlhi. Don. and I>orothv Funeral on Kn4.v
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    34 10 N >/J Vinimum, MR FELIX BCINS and family «h«nk thr .taff of Vounnbern Hoapltal. rrlatitm and frirnda (or their analatanre and attendance at th* funeral of tha U'» Nellie Reina and for maaa
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    73 10 20 Wtrdt SIS < Minimum) ROLAND'S. Hu\r mint minting li«ir«tyl« for your wnkrnd Roland Appointment. 1-7414. 21'lsT. IM7. Orcham r.on.i, H porr NIW ARRIVAL OF .lilt, and coat. In nool and linen kaMMt drr»«r» and I 'rd «lc< ka Hurry to Ula- < rm.ur.-tt.- Kit/natm iSporal. TODAYS LICTURE I
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  • The Straits Times
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      University Places
      690 10 Malaysia has long depends on foreign countries chiefly Australia, New Zealand, Britain and Ireland— to train a high proportion of the professional and technical men it needs. This dependence has lessened as the University of Malaya has developed, but even today there are nearly as many Malaysian students
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      Free Guyana
      354 10 The spelling of its name has been changed from Guiana to i Guyana, the Union Jack has been lowered, the calypsos have been sung and there has been dancing in the streets of Georgetown, the capital. And today the world's newest in- i dependent nation, in more sober
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      Tourist Region
      151 10 Singapore's attraction to tourists is partly in its magic name, says the annual report of Singapore Tourist Association. But this magic alone is not enough to keep the visitors arriving in ever increasing numbers: there is a need also for promotion. At the association's annual meeting yesterday the
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    Villain of the inflation melodrama?
    1178 10  - Villain of the inflation melodrama? DAVID WATT THE COST OF VIETNAM WHAT is the V i c tnam war really doing to the American economy? With the U.S. teetering on the edge of inflation and the Administration frantically trying to avoid raising taxes in an election year, this question is
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    Lock icon The weird shapes of hunger
    575 10 The weird shapes of hunger From CYRIL DUNN, New Delhi IN the Indian state of Orissa, where last year's drought completely destroyed the rice crop, many thousands have been living for ir onths on a bare minimum of food and with very little drinkable water in a region where thirst
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      762 10 Straits Times t Malay Nail BJmMM •4»*rtiMi*cfil< may C»IO STODACI SUFI*MARKIT Orchard *—4 (Ktcaatwnnt Oasfc) COLO STOIACC •■ANCMIS At Holla"* Ra«4 Kara** Na«al Im. Atitttoriird A«oft: CITY lOOK STOHf LTD. 1 WmKtiici Nww, Catty** Qway. TNI NIWS MONT rMipatruk't Su»«rn»a»k«t M M ISMAIL Aa-miraltr Kaad, Naval Sat*. MAMIIM STORI. 141*
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      32 10 ATTENTION all MOM kwii oouiui "> BATTERY LIFE \ailal)le at Reputable Dipt. Stures and Petrol Kiosks or SOLE AGENT for South East Asia YANCEY HUANG AGENCY 20. GULLSMAftD ROAD, SINGAPORK. Itl: 4V5508 49.1872.
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      80 10 WATER COSTS MONEY BRABY SAVES IT TANK PLATES IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FROM OUR COMPREHENSIVE LOCAL STOCKS. ALSO TANKS OF ALL SIZES, DESIGNED, SUPPLIED AND ERECTED. PRESSED STEEL TANKS tsass-x DESIGNED, SUPPLIED* ERECTED BY ((gj SHARIKAT PATERSON SIMONS (M) BERHAD \J~ZJJ K.LUMPU* M:tO7»S -iPOtl T»*t?32l >»OH 1*4:2671 •KNANC 1*212* PINDIGESTIOrHBH Fnever bothers
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    Four men held in $37,000 tin ore robbery
    251 11 IPOH. Thurs.— Police havo arrested four men in connection with the armed robbery of 537.000 worth of tin ore from TanJong Tin Dredginp: Ltd. in Batu Gajah. 12 miles from here, earlier this month. A senior police spokesman, disclosing this today, however
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    Jaycee plan to help hospital
    48 11 Xl \I A 1 IMIHR. Tlnn v The Jayceei In Joborc Bharu are organising a lottciy ti $75 000 t < >r ;i specialist wara in Iho hospiMl there. They Will be "ftittil by :h<> World HPHlth Orgam.«ation winch hu pronused a dollar-(or-dollar contribution.
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    Another kind act...
    155 11 AND EYES SAVED BY KINDNESS SHINE WITH DELIGHT I/lALA LIMPIR. Thurv —The eyes of little Martin anak Ngaih eyes saved by kindness and surgical skill sparkled with delight today when he received a new toy from a visitor at the General Hospital here. The visitor. Tt-ncku Mariain
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    Important to stay friendly with our neighbours: Toh
    203 11 SINGAPORE. Thu-s SINGAPORE'S acting Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, has said that it was important that Singapore stayed friendly with all her neighbours. Speaking at the Ngee Ann College Students' Union dinner on Tuesday night, he warned of serious trouble ahead
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    Lock icon Call girls stay away from Sabah hotels
    178 11 Call girls stay away from Sabah hotels JESSELTON. Thurs. i Call girls here have gone "underground." according to a local newspaper report. This followed .stringent checks by poUce on several hotels here in the past few days. Police sources said that police officers visited seven hotels nere last night looking
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    Fined $30 for abusing P.C.
    47 11 KLUANO. Thurs. Shin Kong Sing, alias Chin Fock Chiam. 37, was yesterday fined $30 or ono week's jail for abusing a police de'«ctive. He committed the offence in Jalan Dato Captain Ahmad at 12.30 a.m. on May 16. Shin paid the fine.
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    Students told: Report pro-Red activities
    224 11 Students told: Report pro-Red activities gIM.APOIU. Thurv Singapore Polytechnia students wvxv urged yesterday to immrcii.itrly report the aitiMtlrs of "pro Communist and anti- national HomenU" in thr studrnt < nmmumtv Swift and tirm action could thon be taken to s^I.M.AI'CKI. Ihurs. Singapore Pol>teihni« students wvxv urged yesterday to immecii.itely report
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    Off to Geneva
    33 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Mr. V. David, secretary of the Transport Workers' Union, left here ypstcrday to attend a three/rrnational Labour Organisation conference in Geneva tf a representative of the MTUC.
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    Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch – Relieves Pain
    218 11 Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch Relieves Pain London. (Special) For the first time science has found a new healing substance with the astonishing ability to shrink haemorrhoids, stop itching and relieve pain without surgery. In case after case, while gently and promptly relieving pain, actual reduction
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      406 11 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala I.ur- land Show Great Cat pur, Penanc; 6 Ipoh, Malac- Family; 7 News in Engliih ca; 3, 10 Johore Bahrn; 4 7.10 Sports Arena: 7.35 Taiplnj; 7 Batu Pahat; Lone Ranger Buried TreaKluang. sure; 8 News in Mandarin: 8.10 Classical Songs; 835 3 P.M.: Opening
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      Food beverage factory for S'pore
      394 12 Food beverage factory for S'pore An a»!OOaie compart. Kxirllcace Prink* atid Koodn Cu. Ltd.. i> already in mniativn importing and rr-rxpurtintf Chiuc*e canned loud products and Hi. a "ill act ax ><>!• afISM lur tbe locally produced i«.- UY next year Singapore will have ;i inulliinillion dollar Icxxl beverage factory
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      MALA VAN OXYGEN HAS NEW EXECUTIVE
      183 12 MR. J. H A. Godwin, sales manager of Sharikat Oksijan Melayu Berhad Malayan Oxygen Ltd.» has left Malaysia on transfer to the export department in the London head office of. the British Oxygen Co. Ltd. Mr. Godwin was assigned from 8.0.C. to Industrial Gases
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      Director goes to Japan on study tour
      158 12 Director goes to Japan on study tour MX. Yini Whir Yam i above i assistant managing director of Kaolin Ceramics Ltd-, a pioneer manufacturer of sanitary ware at Jurong. left Singapore last week for further technological studies in Japan. Mr. Vim, who will be away for about a year, has
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      COCA-COLA MAN IN NEW YORK
      139 12 \1 l: I throng (above), district manager in Malaysia for the Coca-tola Export Corporation, recently left for New York to attrncl a marketing seminar organised by tin corporation's markrtini; drpartmrnt. The seminar is organised anluallv for :n of the company's officers selected from oßices around
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      Less autos
      35 12 The U.K. car output totalled 144.800 'i April (seasonally adjusted' .tcalnsi 147.900 in March and 140.400 in April last year, n la announced. Figures tor i-ommerr.ial vehicles wan 40.000. 41.600 and 41.300 respectively.
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      GROUP AIMS TO CUT COSTS
      259 12 GROUP AIMS TO CUT COSTS %fR. Ng ChooiiK Hong lV has been elected presfdent of the newly formed Singapore Production Management Association. The Association, which has it» registered office at 24. Lindon Drive, Singapore, was formed a few months ago to promote scientific production methods at minimum com It Is
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      PANAM makes fare cuts
      121 12 Fares on Pan American Airways flights between Singapore and the West Coast of the United States via the Pacific haye been reduced as from May 7. The new Individual fares provide for savings of $153 (USsso* I and $92 (US$3O) for the first and economy class
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      Compensation rubber system
      79 12 A special Japanese survey team, i which visited Cambodia last Otto- j bei. has proposed thai an exportimport compensation system should be introduced to encourage Japanese imports of Cambodian rubber. In a report, to the Japanese Ministry of International Trade and Industry, the team pointed oat that
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      Banknote machine
      353 12 r Plir first De La Rue (payroll) 1 Notemaster MX I banknote counting machine (seen above) to reach Singapore was flown here this month. Manufactured by De La Rue Instruments Ltd.. England, printers of currency notes, the compact light-weight machine, operating on a suction device is a very
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      176 12 RELAX ON A 2 WEEKS TRIP TO SYDNEY? VIA PORT MORESBY WHY NOT^ I® l AUSTASIA LINE'S IVI. V. "AUSTRALASIA" S. S. "MALAYSIA" Qtiir o MONTHLY Passenger Service between SINGAPORE and SYDNEY/MELBOURNE via PORT MORESBY Calling of PE.NANG PORT SWETTENHAM before departure SINGAPORE. DEPARTURE DATES FROM SINGAPORE FOR 1966/1967 ■AUSTRALASIA'
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      459 12 JllJwf;Vj||i N i Vs^^ 'koduct average wearing qualities, these highly pro"BITI'.MASTK" Colour- trctivc and dcrorative ed Solutions arc com- coating.-, provide a film patible with existing oil which is tenaclOUl flrxipaints, have a ble and exceptionally covering capacity and resist ant to coitomvc mean be applied with duettCM of Industrial
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      Moray's triumph
      277 13 EDINBURGH. Thurs AND THERE'S HOPE FOR THE FUTURE, T00... THIS picture spells 1 triumph and hop* lor the future. Little Moras Noakes w.is born live years aco without arms, a thaliilomidc baby. Now she in paint hrr favourite subject cars holding the paint brush between inn small hooks.
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      Lock icon Jayne to play 'Fanny Hill' on stage
      77 13 Jayne to play 'Fanny Hill' on stage GLASGOW. Thurs. Actress Jayne Mansfield h«l been signed to play •Fanny Hill" in a stage rcnloa of John Cleland"? famous novel. London Impresario Mr. Arthur Lane said today. Mr. Lane *a:d he hooed :o i open Ui Scotland before ;i ru;i ::i l-or.donV.
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      Lock icon 'Dick the Fox' in the clear
      59 13 BAM HtAWCIBOO. Inur.-— Tiir t'S. Govern mpp.t has dropped a lIOIIWII charge agaiiis: Fox, a 23-year-old American who had himself air-freighted from Sydr.ey to San Prarcibco last OcroberA Government spokesman said that Ftox. known v*> "Dick the Fox" from his signature on the crate,
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      POLICE SWOOP ON BOMB MAKERS
      150 13 POLICE SWOOP ON BOMB MAKERS PORT LAUDERDALE r (Florida), Thurs. Police began a roundup yesterday of a gang of youths, some described as brilliant, who had stolen materials to manufacture plastic bombs, nerve gas and the hallucinatory drug LSD. The youths, some with Intelligence reported at th«» genius level, had
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      Rebels killed
      31 13 NEW DELHI. Thurs. Indian troops killed 15 rcbrl Mizo trlbeftmen in a two-day clash In Urn Assam Jungle of eastern India, according to delayed report* reaching New Delhi yesterday.
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      Lock icon Obsession with sex—a Graham warning
      150 13 Obsession with sex— a Graham warning I ONDON. Thurs. American evangelist Billy Graham said here yesterday that America and Britain had become obsessed with sex the mark of decaying civilisations. "To read the papers and rhf magazines you would think we were almoM worshipping the female bosom." hp added at
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      Lock icon Wrong patient is given transfusion and dies
      152 13 J O UANNESBIRG. Thurs. A doctor who gave a blood transfusion to the wrong patient was found guilty of culpable homiode here yesterday. I lie woman who rereived the transfusion died because the blood was incompatible with her own. Dr. Allen Berm.in 42.
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      Lock icon Sex orgies with the 'yeh-yeh' girls: Court steps in
      249 13 Sex orgies with the 'yeh-yeh' girls: Court steps in 010 DE JANEIRO. lv Thurs. A Juvenile court has ordered television and radio stations here to prepare a plan by tomorrow to protect teenage performers from corruption by adult artists. If the plan was unsatisfactory. Judge Alberto de Gusmao said he
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      Lock icon The £560 – a-year iteh
      55 13 The £560 a-year iteh LONDON. Thu»s. British Burners lose £60 million a year and bookmakers make a profit of about £15 million, a leading bookmaker estimated yesterday. Running costs took up the difference. Bookmaker Mark Lane told a shareholders' meeting that public bets on norse and dog racing •mount to
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      706 14 a oiilmurd Irvtn Page IB > ACKNOWLEDGMENT w*rdm tii ißtmmmwU MRS. MANICKAM 'hank Itortor* Nursta of Ktaag Hoapltal. c* aad frtead* for tbefr kind •wlstjati, m*sa«g»» of roaaalmri. wreaths and help rejdwX ta their reoent bsrcsvcnMcit. OVERSEAS LEAVE Wmrdm <4> mU*. > rt». *«r« LITTLEHAMPTON oew thre*-b*d-tieatad fully aqulp■o varan
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      991 14 I RUGS. CARPETS CURIOS H Wm4t U 'ViH.y—Ktx S* rtt. nlr, NANOMAOI. PURE WOOL permautli pioot«d carpets hum to order for «ii *i .:>.•■ By Im Pine. *1' I RHer VWaa* Xc I. Spore lei: 3S3.YJ INDIAN HAND WOVIN HAND SPUN 100<« WOOL PILE I I 12 1 $175.00 l
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      563 14 lONGKAM HARBOUR TIN DREDGING LIMITED i'lncorporat4»d In Malaysia) NOTICE IS FEREBV Ol\rN .it a Board Meeting held or 34th May. 19H6. the Dirr*. declared an Interim Divide:... ci ht pence iSd. 1 per stock unit ol account of profits tor the year ei.dlng 30Ui June. 1066. less United Kinacom Tax
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      321 14 GOVERNMtNT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE pi inn lUMUU M r\i: imi vt iiii iO4 \i <.o\i i:\mi nt IN II GB I lON OIMIIN I INI n,,. ix ni rtt;n NOIU I Nlll K >l I lON If I. p lrsun- Government Integration Orii i Public A til)!-, Ol
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    134 16 MELBOURNE Thurt, j INDUSTRIALS MM barely steady 1 today with most Issues drifting lower in small pi c movement*, Buying support for low priced oils and further falls In base metal* provided the main Interest in a generally featureless market. Today a cloitns prtcea m Australtaa dollars and
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    255 16 TUNE first rrade rubber f.o.b. beyera Hosed at 5 pm. In Singapore and Kuala I.umpur .vestrrd*? at t;7'j cents prr lb. down a quarter of a cent en odnrsdays rlosinr lerel for the .sitlon. The tone was vrnr quiet. 8.A.8. and km f: i closing prlcen in cents
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    78 16 /'MINCSE Produce Cienan*a. amxav neon oncf> at' oicul yttter day i»aconut oit* t>v a *4to 9rUrra drurc S4T« «el!era. Ce»ra: Mao-June IK Ci.otmeof U» Pt*p«r: Mumok *nite »177« «t-ll«ra Sara-ran «-hit« $ITI Mller* ipeeiai Sarawak olack »l? 2» Mllern. |arMM Umior.; Blarlt fl3o |(T1 Milan 'an 'j6'. HIiV).
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    29 16 M;i> i 6. RUBBER PRICE: R| rents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN 5655 (down S2>. I noiii. iii estimated offering 235 tons (up 10 tons).
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    EQUITIES, TINS EASE ON CAUTIOUS STOCK MARKET
    851 16 From Our Market Correspondent THE Stock Exchange was in cautious mood yesterday and prices were generally easier in both industrials and tins. Total turnover rose to l.0:>!».100 units valued at 52. 103.567. In the industrial section the easier conditions were due to profit-taking
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    26 16 MaLiyan Stock Indirrs May .'.I. May ".a •IndustrUK nut; liin.nt Tills; 111 itUtt rubbers: 110.57 110..-); Dr.. so, vm;:; urn. l>er. U*9. 19Si I(WI
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    Straits tin falls by another two dollars
    462 16 Tilt Straits tin fell S2 to >»>.">:, per pu til in Penang yesterday with better support reported, particularly i mm. the Continent, at lower lr\els The offering was estimated up ten tons to "!.".."> tons. It was the lowest price sini-c .March .'I
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    108 16 V^MIPS ifin fc alon^m, t»a smgaiwr. 8on« B* N.W. I v.w. 4. Hua Hen« N W j, Uoi.irn .-> A.i-18 Breeze s 9. City of V> 10/11, Cyciopt. 18/14. C'.yion. Ksquiltno I baatero Maid in. Kate e*u a/at, rttra.it Banka 27 orient 29/3u. L'hmulpara :tl Kibe 83/34.
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    65 16 til mime (Mm MRM In ■<■" ratM to mcrcbaota yeatcnUy (all rates to $100) United Slat**: buying TT 32 11/1«. alnr.ill OD 32 13/16. W0 <1 -t. 334 crtdlt BlUa, 33 7/16 trad* bills. Canada: buying TT 3.'< i. nlnn:ill OD 361. 90 d'lt. 3l> 1...16 crrdit lulls.
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    58 16 TMll. pii-M-nt xa\k iii the SlaJayaa 1 dulhtr aasaaMl Hit pnnnr* Btefl in{ li\rJ tin \nicmliri M. I i.t is srllins r I in O.l>. tt I U l»d Buying IT S t I Irid Kiiting 0!• U. I'-d Tin- iln Mar is .it It- -t.ilwt.ir* middlf |iii«iliiin
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    17 16 Kon. tar waa cam. It.rltnj v .no'.r! lit I (03 aa* an. taal of (sin
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      296 16 ■s^^v Owent mid— east lines Great Lakes Service ftS! OlfttCt SAILINGS FROM aINGAPORt UNO M»UTA fO CINMItN »N0 US C»l»' LAKES »OltS S'njipce S'«»n> '•epii'ie tv 'com* ORUNI ttPODTi* last It'll IMF 11/ IMC ?1 7/ III) 24 ORIENT lINIR Ill) Mr l»i» ?3 14 (uly ?b >a lu| n
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    1233 17 |>l SINfcSS in and rrportrd to the Singapore and Koala l.umpur trading rooms of the Stork I\i li.tn_f- M--.ti-rd.iv with thp number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bouiltad (2,000) I To. d.OUO) tl.6!>: C.C.M. $1 5s BL* (1 OOO) si.fi.> I), (4».O00> 51.61. D, ilO.IXXI) 51.
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      355 17 KUNDONG TANJONG PAU COMPANY LIMITED Incorporated In the SUIn of Malaya i NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the Seventh Annual General Meeting nt KUNDONO TAN- I JONG PAU COMPANY LIMITED will be held at the Registered Office of th»* Company, No. 70. Jalan Ampmig. Kuala Lumpur, on Friday. lOih June.
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      335 17 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE PI BI.K WORKS DEPARTMENT THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE. lfbJ (No. 18 of 1963) NOTICE I NDER SECTION 19(19) WHEREAS In exercise of the pnueis conferred by subsections il> and (3) of section 19 of the Local Government Integration Orainance. 1963 (hereinafter referred to
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      589 17 I PUBLIC APPOIN.IvtfcNI H.M. DOCKYARD, SINGAPORE 27 \< wan kor ELECTRICIANS RADIO. Applications are invited for poste as Electricians Radio in the Electrical Engineering Department. H.M. Dockyard. Singapore. Applicant.-, should be at least 21 vcars of age. Singapore Citizens, have knowledge of written and oral English, be able to read
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      59 17 TENDER KENYATAAN' TAWABAN PEJABAT PELAJARAN. PAHANG Tawaran ada-la)i dl-pelawa bagl membekal da., menyampaikan alat2 dan kelengkapan2 Woodwork, Metalwork. Electricity dan Power Mechanics' kapada 22 buah Sekolah dalam Negeri Pahang. Semua tawaran hendak-lah .->amuai kapada Ketua Pegawai Pelajaran. Pahang. Kuantan tidak lewat daripada pukul 3.00 petang lOhb. Jun. 1966. Borang2 tawaran
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      2962 17 TENDER KENYAIAAN TAWARAN JABATAN PERTAMAN NEGERI. SELANGOR Tawaran ada-lah dl-pelawa daripada pemborong2 yang berkemahlran untok "Menyedlakan. menanam dan n.enjaga 25 ekar Bemalan Nanas" dl-Pusat Perchubaan Pertanlan Persekutuan, Jalan Kebun. Kelang. Ma'alumat yang lebeh lanjut boleh dt-dapatl dl-masa kerja daripada Pegawal Pertanlan Negeri Selangor. Pegaval Pertanlan, clang dan Pembantu Perunlan, Kuasa
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      13 TO CONTEST PERAK DERBY
      990 18 THIRTEEN Class One horses will contest the $25,000 Perak Derby over 12f here on June 12, last day of the Perak Turf Club June meeting. They are Brilliant Pilot. Cash Inn, Champion, Credit Balance 111. Dennis the Menace, Fe 11 on, Grenadier, I Malahon, Mighty
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      Barcelona blast Chelsea in playoff
      205 18 Barcelona blast Chelsea in playoff OARCELONA. Thura. Barcelona whipped Chelsea, of England, by 5-0 here last night in their InterCities Fairs Cup spniinnal play-otr and will meet another Spanish club, Zaragoza. in the final in August. The game waf played In fine weather before a crowd estimated at 55.000 in
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      Lock icon Fulham fly to HK
      85 18 LONDON. TOUTS. rulham'a *r team left London by an today tor Hans Koiik 1 wrier* ill (oln FA Cup linaliMß S leffield Wednesday on the first lop. of men Tai East tour. Fulham.s most travelled player Johnny Hayes. s.aid they would do well against Wednesday, when
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      Golfer's feat
      60 18 AUCKLAND. Thurs. An It-handicap solfrr had two hole.s in one in the same round .leic today. The fjolfor. R. M. Fiilier, I holed out with a five iron te» i .v'iot .it the 165 yds Bth hole. H<» repeated the feat with a four wood at the 205
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      980 18 MUNICIPALITY OF IPOH TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT M v < AP. 1371 MOI I NDKR >M TION 137 NOTICE is hereby given that it Is proposed under Section 144 of I the Town Boards Enactment <FMS CAP. 137 to amend the Ipoh approved Town Plan No. B 3 published as notification
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      898 18 NOTICES CHAPTER 195 (Pawnbroker*) I nrcdrrmi-d Medgr4 <ioods Si Jewellery from the follow inf Pawnbrokers' Shops. So. .35 New Bridge Road Lam Joon Siong (Chop Sem Foh). No. 255 South Bridge Road Ho Van Kee (Chop Hens Fain Yong Kee. No. 287 South Bridge Road Scow Klan i Chop Nam
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      718 18 TENDERS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD Tender for Oprn Air Cinema Site Juronc Industrial Estate. Singapore Tenders arc invited for the disposal of approximately 18 850 sq. ft. of land at Taman Jurong in the Jun me Industrial Estate. Singapore on Temporary Occupation Licence (T.0.L.) for operating an Open Air Cinema. Particulars
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      291 18 1^ PLAYERS t PESTABOLA HOW TO BUY TICKETS PRICES: Uncovered Covered |une 2nd Malaysia v Asian All Stars Kuala Lumpur $2 $4 lunc sth Asian All Stars v Sheffield) Kuala Lumpur $3 $6 Wednesday) |unc 7th Fulham v Asian All Stars Penang June 9th Asian All Stars v Sheffield) Ipoh
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      Top-form Jega cracks 21 sec
      440 19  -  ERNEST FRIDA By Singapore, Thurs. AFTER TIME TRIALS AT FARRER PARK HE SAYS: I'VE NEVER FELT FITTER' jyjALAYSIA'S ace sprinter Mani Jegathesan today crushed the threat posed by Singapore champion C. Kunalan when the two met again in time trials at Farrer Park. Jega, who
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      130 19 MHII I|< s Brntunc I'WD meet: Champinn*—QuMiry (35 pt«,, runnerstip—Roads (22 1. Individual in 21b.6 irrcord) and 1.500 m in 4:4.3 (record) CRICKET friendly (KuantHnt: Hindu Youths bt Jolly Lads by 31 runs Withs Hi (Padmanathan 4l" Pritam 3-19. La\\M>n 3-17) Jolly Lads 120 (Selvarajah 58. Ounaratnum 3-15. Nava
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      Maria back in form
      188 19 PARIS, Thurs.— Maria Bueno 1 two stones lighter than she was a year ago. returned to competitive tennis after an eight-month absence with a 6-0. 8-0 win over Y. Wilkinson of South Africa in the women's singles second round of the French tennis championships here yesterday.
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      Penang v Kedah sepak raga
      45 19 PENANO. Thurt. The Penang va Kedah sepak raga competition for the Kedah Mentrt Besar's Cup will be played in Alor Star on Sunday. Penang's team of 35. led by Syed Hassan Aldid. will leave here by car on Sunday morning
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      LTAM SUPPORT FOR SINGAPORE
      187 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Malaysia will support Singapore's appllca- tlon for membership with i the International Lawn Tennis Federation when the ILTF hold their annual meeting at Basic. Switzer- land, on July 6. LTAM secreiary V Rajaratnam said today thai Singapore had applied for membership after the
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      Unlucky 27-min comeback for Ted
      225 19 I ONDON. Thurs. Ted Dexters first innings on his return to first class cricket after a year's absence lasted 19 balls for Sussex against Lancashire on a murky evening at Hove yesterday. Dexter (above), former England captain who has said he will be available for
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      Lock icon Yorkshire 43-0
      48 19 LONDON. Thurs.— Yorkshire had scored 43 for no wicket by lunch on the second day of their cricket match against the West Indians at Bradford today. No play was possible yesterday because of rain and the wet pitch delayed the start by an hour today.— Reuter.
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      DERBY: DOPE TEST CALLED ON 2 HORSES
      446 19 LONDON. Thur. T»HE trainers of two horses that showed signs of distress and unexpected loss of form in yesterday's richest-ever Derby at Epsom ordered private dope tests to be carried out after the race. The horses were Grey Moss, fourth favourite who finished
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      INDIA BEATEN
      21 19 THE HAGUE Thurs Hoi■■'i\<\ beat India 1-0 In a friendly hockey international vaitcr'iay H'lU'd scored In Urn Urtf BlnuU.
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      205 19 BARBADOS TAKE ON WORLD IN FREEDOM MATCH I ONDON, Thurs. Barbados, the West Indian island, are to play a Rest of the World XI in a five-day cricket match as part of the island's independence celebrations. The actual date of the match will be determined by the date of Independence,
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      Four-corner fight for SCA title
      396 19 Four-corner fight for SCA title SINGAPORE. Thurs.— i For the first time in the Singapore Cricket Association's Senior tournament four teams I are locked in a tense struggle for the championship at the end of the first round. 1 Only a matter of a 601 percent difference separates the leader.
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      99 19 DIARY ATHI.KTKS— sg Patani Convent t.ports BOW! IMi— JVrak Commercial l-if Mm: Ta!>clc Cement v XL Chonßi team: Yamaha v P Stuyvrsant; Ipoh Oardens v Caltex 3>.u> Upon. 7 p.tn.i Hoc K I I.»r: Trachrrs v 4th Bn RAR i MC grd> SOCCKR— SuIUni 1 Gold Cup: JobOTC M.i.tvs v
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    Rangers capture four and kill one in S'wak
    476 20  -  GEOFFREY GELDARD: From— KUCHING, Thurs. A SIGNIFICANT blow was struck on the clandestine Communist terrorist organisation in the Lundu district. 40 miles west of Kuchinjj, by men of the Ist Bii., Malaysia Bangers, last Saturday. An intensive follow-up i> now going on
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    69 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A twoman Polish trade team flew In here tonight for preparatory talks to pave the way for a trade agreement between Poland and Singapore. I lu\ are Mr Z. Mazuz. Deputy Director in the Polish Ministry of Foreign Trade and Mr. M. Pasyn.sky an
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    China lecture at varsity
    81 20 SINGAPORE Thurs. An eminent authority on China, Prof. C.P. Fitzgerald. Professor of Far Eastern History at the Australian National University will speak on •The Third China." the title of his latest book on the Chinese communities in South-East Asia The public lecture, under the sponsorship of
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    Woman gang leader exiled for 3 years
    124 20 Woman gang leader exiled for 3 years PENANG, Thurs. A 24-year-old woman secret society leader, whose name police did not disclose, was today restricted to Kepala Batas for three years under the Prevention of Crime Ordinance. She was described by police as young and pretty and a leader of gang
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    38 20 SINGAPORE Thurs— The Van Kleef Aquarium will be closed to thr public next Wednesday to enable maintenance work to be carried out It will be open next Friday, Vesak Day. from 10 am. to 9 p.m.
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    TREE FOR ALL' LIBEL ACTION BY CHIN SIONG IS SETTLED
    509 20 POLITICAL detainee. Llm I Chin Siong. was present in the High Court today when a statement approved on hi> application by way of a summons-ln-ohambers was read out in open court. Through his counsel. Mr. T. T. Rajah, he had
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    328 20 LONDON, Thurs. Imperial I Chemicals sharply lower quarterly figures turned the stock market I hesitant at the higher levels today, I but the overall trttid remained very firm on current stock shortage and renewed Institutional and public support. ICI reacted sharply from earlier firmness following the figures to
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    57 20 LONDON, Thurs.— Bpot 21 4 d., July 21', d. Aug. 20 13 16d., Sept. 20Hd.. July Sept 20 7 4 d.. Oct Dec 20\d Jan March 20*»d.. April/ June 20% d., July Sept. 20»»d.. Oct. Dec. 20Nd Jan. March 20\d.. c.l.f. June 20V I d.. July 211 16d.. Aug.
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    30 20 LONDON. Thurs Buyers £1292 (—£Bl. sellers £1293 <— £9», Forward buyers £1288 (—£B), sellers £1287 (—£B). Settlement £1297. £l2*3 i. Turnover a.m. 235 tons, p.m. 140 tons. Tone: Barely steady
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    52 20 THE THAI Prime Minister, Field Marshal Tun Thanom Kittikachorn, presenting gifts of a bronze ware dinner set and a photograph of himself and his wife to Tengku Abdul Rahman. This exchange of gifts took place at Federation House in the Cameron Highlands. Late CLASSIFIEDS 20 Wortt* S/j
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    57 20 MR JOSEPH KIOHR FOOK ONN •ill from Cbuai itn. Pti ■_'7-:.-m;. M p m Mtcbavi't Church and 'i I.imhun 01 MRS. TAN CHCOK TOON. alia* Pinrt-k on Wi-dn. i IMS, limvui* rVhlnd b«l .1 iion«. 1 dnuehtir, Tar Wh.i" Hoc, Tan Wh;il' Hi Tan Ah Neo and 10 inmdchl
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      139 20 KHENC to El i MirilW a Km Vt\, Kirn L*ni: hrothcr for Guen on i'6..'>.66 at K.K.M.H. Thanks to doctor •id staff. SULLIVAN: To Rosemary John a second son on the L..th .it Glenlothi r and baby both doing THARMAMS: To Tharmaratnam and r K.injtnl «l*ter to Th.v.m cm plot
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      53 20 The weather Highest and lowest temperatures In Malaysia and Singapore tor the period 8 P m. Wednesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Hifhest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 75 Kota Bharu 88 75 Ipoh 93 75 Penang 38 77 Malacca 90 72 Singapore 90 79 C. Highlands 72 61 Jesselton 90 77
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