The Straits Times, 14 June 1967

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times Tiie National Semper Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590 M.C.(P)2266
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    851 1 A decision on the date in a few days: Cairo paper NO GOING BACK, SAYS ESHKOL: PAGE TWO CAIRO, Tuesday ARAB States are expected to set a date for their summit talks on the next moves against Israel within the next few days. Reporting this today, the newspaper
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    Rocketbase captured intact in Sinai
    171 1 Rocket base captured intact in Sinai rptl. AVIV. Tues. Israel -I captured intact an Egyptian rocket base in last week's battles in the Sinai Desert. Tbe base contained nine ground-to-air missiles of the Soviet SA-2 type, said (ien. V. Oavish. commander of Israel's Southern Front, at a press conference last
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    PC knifed
    39 1 KUCHING. Tue.x. A young policeman was slabbed in the ■tomacli and both hands early tins morning by a youth he had arrested and was taking to the central police station A youth was later charged In court.
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    Lock icon Arrival in Durban
    82 1 DURL H, Tues.— The P and O liner Catha\ 1 13.809 tonsi arrived here today, the first liner to come to this pori alter diversion from the Suez Canal route Two other diverted ships are expected today, the Yamaguchi Maru trom rhe Far East to Europe, and
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    Lock icon A new date for Vietnam polls
    71 1 SAIGON. Tues South Vietnam s Provisional National Assembly today voted that the country's forthcoming Senate elections should be held on Sept. 3. the same day as the Presidential election. The Assembly had earlier fixed the date for the Senate elections as Dec. 17. but
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    Negroes on the rampage again
    53 1 TAMPA i Florida i. Tues—Roving bands of Negroes hurling petrol bombs and firing guns, rampaged through the streets of Tampa today for the second successive day. The rioters umhk euerilla tactics started fires and looted as they moved through this wealthy tobacco city on the
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    Lock icon Floating protest by fleet of junks
    93 1 jVf ACAO, Tues. Five ITI hundred fishing junks from Macao and mainland China jointly staged a floating anti-British demonstration here today. The demonstration, calk-d by Chinese communist supporters here, lasted for almost one and a half hours. The junks, big and small, were decked
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    'Rigged election' protest
    61 1 SEOUL. Tues. About 2.000 students of Seoul .s Koier University today clashed with clubwielding riot police In a post-elec-tion demonstration. The students charged that last Thursday's parliamentary election was "rigged About 500 helmeted police fired tear gas bombs and charged the student group with clubs. The demonstrators
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    42 1 Just fancy that COUTH SAN GABRIEL (California), Tues. It took 50 policemen five hours to round up about 25 head of cattle and catch thousands of chickens which broke free after a collision yesterday between two lorries taking them to market.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Peking to Indian diplomat-Leave at —once
    289 1 Peking to Indian diplomat Leave at once ll()N(i KONG, Tuesday. J^S INDIAN diplomat, Mr. Krishnan Raghunath, accused yesterday of being ;i spy, was today ordered to leave China immediately. Radio Peking reported. A broadcast monitored here said Mr. Raghunath was tried in absentia by the Supreme People's Court and found
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    Lock icon Clemency plea from ten
    76 1 JAKARTA. Tues.— Ten lead' rig figures in the 1965 abortive communist coup who have been sentenced to death by a special military tribunal were reported today to have asked for clemency from uctlng President Oen. Suharto. The petitioners names were not disclosed but they did not
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    Curfew to be lifted tonight
    81 1 Curfew to be lifted tonight KUCHING. Tues— The roun l-the clock curfew imposed on an extensive area along the border in Sarawak's Second Division eight (lays ago. will be lifted tomorrow evening, police announced to < 1.1 The curfew was clamped <n the Enekilili and Simanggang sub districts, between the
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    STOP PRESS
    30 1 MID EAST TALKS I MIKIi NATION! Inen. Uiism.i ioilay ;i>ke«i for M" 'i il emergrricy knln of I tilled Vt tions (ieneral \*m mhly on RfMdfc II ISIS
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    -300 held at Barisan sit-out
    465 1  - 300 held at Barisan sit-out JACKIE SAM By SINGAPORE. Tues. More than 300 Barisan Sosialis activists many of them regular street demonstrators west arrested tonight Among the detained were Koo Young, former Member of Parliament, and Tay Cheng Kang. party treasurer. K(M) wa> making a speech by the re when
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      Western nations discuss plan to declare an oil emergency
      207 2 Western nations discuss plan to declare an oil emergency DARIS, Tues. Representatives of the major Western industrialised nations met here yesterday to decide whether to declare an emergency following the shutoff of nil by Arab countries to those they alleged helped Israel in tTie Middle East war. The I'nited States
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      Eshkol: Have no illusions, there's no going back
      744 2 Eshkol: Have no illusions, there's no going back TWO ROADS AHEAD— EITHER MORE WAR OR PEACE AND PROGRESS PEL AVIV. Tues.— The Israeli Defence Minister. Major Gen. Mmhe Dayan has warned that there might be more fightIng ahead "because the Arabs have been iefeated but have not iceepted us." "Put
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      Lock icon Britain to continue bid to seat Peking in the UN, Commons told
      330 2 Britain to continue bid to seat Peking in the UN, Commons told LONDON BRITAIN will continue to do all she can to make sure China is seated at the Unitpd nations. Foreign Under-Secretary. Mr. William Rougers, told Parliament yesterday. Bui he added: "I hope China's own actions will not have
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      Diplomats leave reception as Chen Vi —hits out—
      176 2 Diplomats leave reception as Chen Vi hits out pEKJNG, Tues.—Britisn, Russian and other East European diplomats staged a mass walk-out from an official recrption here last night as the Chinese Fnrcicn Minlstrr. Marshal Chen Vi, bitterly criti( isod both Western and Communist governments for their attitude to the Middlp East
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      Lock icon Amid the relics of battle, one more soldier drops in his tracks
      447 3 Amid the relics of battle, one more soldier drops in his tracks By PATRICK MASSEY, Ftauter correspondent with the Israeli forces in the Sinai Desert Tuesday FROM the seat of a bouncing lorry, the Israeli officer blazed away with his rifle at five Egyptian soldiers running desperately across the desert.
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      REFUGEES POUR INTO AMMAN DESPITE 'STAY PUT' RADIO PLEAS
      259 3 AMMAN, Tuesday. \IORE than 100,000 people are straggling along the scorched roads from the west holloweyed, miserable, destitute, some injured, some burned, some possessing only the rags they wear, all of them hungry. This is the acute crisis Jordan is facing
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      80 give up in monastery
      137 3 80 give up in monastery l ERUSALEM, Tues. Eighty armed Jordanian soldiers surrendered yesterday atter hiding in a monastery in the old city here for five days. There were discovered as the Israelis continued mopping up operations. Reuter. POLAND and Hungary have broken off diplomatic relations with Israel Joining the
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      Six-seater teenicar makes its debut
      159 3 Six-seater teenicar makes its debut THE teenicar is 2ift shorter than a Mini and smaller even than the new Ford electric oar. But U s a six-seater. From the outside it looks like a phone box on wheels. It's a goldfish life for tiie passengers because all four sides and
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      Out—the full confession of Chen Vi
      449 3 Out— the full confession of Chen Yi TOKYO, Tuesday. A Red Guard pamphlet has revealed the full text of self-criticism allegedly made by the Chinese Foreign Minister, Marshal Chen Yi. last January when he was under unrelenting attack for opposing Chairman Mao Tse-tung's thought, it was reported here yesterday. According
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      Five killed as Dakota crashes into slums
      131 3 lif EXICO CITY. Tues.— A iTA Mexican Dakota airliner crashed yesterday into a small residential district near La Paz. Ba.ia California, while trying to make a forced landing. Three of four crewmen aboard the plane and two small children on the ground were
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      Lock icon Woman on scooter kills U.S. officer
      81 3 Woman on scooter kills U.S. officer CAIGON, Tues.— A Vletnamese woman riding pillion on a scooter this morning shot an American captain in the back as he was walking along a Saigon street, a police spokesman said. The spokesman said both the woman and the male Vietnamese driving the scooter
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      Lock icon The freedom to wed—by Supreme Court
      228 3 The freedom to wed— by Supreme Court WASHINGTON, Tues. T —The United States Supreme Court yesterday ruled unanimously that laws against interracial marriages are unconstitutional Giving the court's opinion on a case from Virginia, Chief Justice Earl Warren said In a statement: "The freedom to marry has long been recognised
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      31 3 ANKARA. Tues. Turkey and the Soviet Union have signed an agreement under which the Russians will construct a US$6O million oil refinery at Izmir on Turkey's Aegean coast. A.P.
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      450 3 OH MY DARLING! -^wf^jfjfh don>t worry I ■K^^Cl darling I^WV^HRW'V' I want to ser the Mumi V\ Show tonieht. No! No! My dear! We cant take the risk. It is the servants day off. No one will be at home. The neighbours are away too That's the trouble with you
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    Office-holders
    43 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— Dr. Nalla Tan has been elected chairman of the Kampong Chantek Bahru community centre women subcommittee, with Mrs. L. N. van der Beck as vice-chairman. Miss Aw Bee Oeok is the secretary and Mrs Mao Yeo Hock Chwee Is treasurer
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    Court told of dead man's 13 injuries
    272 4 TWO ON MURDER CHARGE SINGAPORE, Tuesday. MR. JUSTICE Buttrose was told today that 13 injuries were found on Loh Joo Shang, an RAF Seletar carpenter and victim of an alleged murder at a pasar malam in Siglap last Dec. 19. Today was the
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    STRUCK COP WITH CHAIN: SIX MONTHS
    100 4 BINOAPORE. Mon. Binnl»h Arumugam who punched and hit a police constable with a chain was today Jailed for six months by a district court. Chief Inspector E. R. Sheares, prosecuting, told the Judge. Mr. Donald Hock Chwee that Sinniah had assualted PC Lam Chun
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    VARSITY UNION HOPES TO RAISE $8,000 TONIGHT
    84 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The University of Singapore Students' Union hopes to raise $8,000 from tomorrow's film premiere at the Capitol cinema under the patronage of President Yusof bin Ishak. The union is on a big drive to raise funds for charitable organisations In Singapore.
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    31st anniversary
    38 4 SINOAPORE. Tues.— The One See Association will hold Its 3lßt anniversary dinner at Its club house. 7 Race Course Lane at 7 o'clock Friday The Minister tor Education. Mr. Ong Pang Boon will address the gathering.
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    Spore Flying Club
    22 4 S'pore Flying Club SINOAPORE. Tues. The name of the Royal Singapore Flying Club has been changed to Rppubllc of Singapore Flying club.
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    Contest for Miss Tourism 1—title—'
    125 4 Contest for Miss Tourism title SINGAPORE, Tues. This year's Miss Tourism Singapore contest will be held in conjunction with Tourist Week from Aug. 5 tn Aug. 12. It will be the highlight of a programme tentatively arranged by the Tourist Promotion Board to mark International Tourist Year. Other items include
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    Girl is head of Junior Safety First Council
    99 4 SINOAPORE, Tue§— MiM Tan Kheng Lain of Victoria School baa been elected the first girl president of the Singapore Junior Safety First Council. Other members of the management committee are: Chan Heng Toong of St. Andrew's and Mok Yin Kheng of Raffles
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    6 SHOPHOUSES, OLD CANNING FACTORY GUTTED IN 2 FIRES
    204 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. A ROW of six plank-and-zinc shophouses in Jalan Eunos were completely gutted by a 3.45 a.m. flre today. It rendered 40 persons from six families homeless. No one was Injured. Police estimate damage at about $40,000 Four nre-englnes racing
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      308 4 University of Singapore Students' Union Charity Premiere at CAPITOL TONIGHT at 9.15 P.M. wiamsn soraia BPMIDO I9R6N 1 1 t "jcoumess 1 I tom hong Kmcr* .^jri9^ TECHNICOLOR* that rocks J i CHaßies CHaniN^S j ffifaWl* wm ...whim ...WWMiH! k= SEASON FROM TOMORROW Entro! ON STAGE 6.30 9.30 p.m. No
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    Govt officers seize 91 bags of rice
    272 5  -  WALTER DXRUZ By J^L'ALA LUMPUR, Tues. Officers from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry seized 91 bags of rice, valued at more than $5,000, in a rubber coaler's premises in High Street here this morning. The seizure was the Ministry's first in its
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    SARDON GIVES HIS ANSWER: IT'S MY DUTY TO TRAVEL
    278 5 T<HE Minister of Transport. Tan Sri Haji Sardon, A has said that because of the importance of obtaining first-hand technical information he has to travel to more advanced countries to do this personally. He was commenting on his return last night
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    DAP plan to use cash
    89 5 JOHORE BAHKL TOBB. Tnr> Johore branch of the Democraiic I Action Phiiv .NHKi today that pn>- ijeedl -)f 111 variety .show on si;)iuidHv night would be usrcl to bntiK homr to thr people the ;«t nuinc Intereau of the party tovardl a multi-iHc.al and mulucultural
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    July date to pick girl for Long Beach
    114 5 JPOH. Tues. Malaysia s representative to ihe Ml.^ Universe conte>t to be held in Lone Beach, California, will be picked at the St John Ambulance Hall here on July 1. Thirteen State level contest winners will take part In the national contest
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    Woman dies in accident
    46 5 SINGAPORE nm Mirum Lee Ah Lui. 59 of Malacca, im totally injured when she vaj knocked down by .i car near the I>'.t* Otrcw Hi Alexandra, laat. tutiht Eve-w::iipss*.s are nskrd to c<intad Inspector Talib Bxba at the Sepoy Line* ponce station
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    GOVT URGED: CHECK SOARING PRICES
    78 5 phNANG. Tues— The Jalan Hatin Imno branch has urged the Government to heck the soaring price-, of ricr At a special committee meeting last night, the branch adopted a resolution calling on the Government to take action agaJaat hoarders and speculators. If steps are not
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    ANTARA SEES WOK ON SINGAPORE BUREAU
    117 5 SINGAPORE. Tuis An otficial of the Indonesian Antara news agencjl recpnily had "very <r.lor mal" lalk.s with 'he Sin B«pore Minl.stpr lor S'-cial Affa.r.> and Culture. Inche Othman Wok. about letting up a bureau of me aae:uv m Singapore. A >|fc.K-*iiMn fur thf lii'loI
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    'Private reasons': Varsity registrar resigns
    129 5 'Private reasons': Varsity registrar resigns KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Registrar of the University of Malaya, Mr Foo Yeow Yoke has resigned after 17 years with the University. Mr Foo said today that his resignation was "for personal reasons. 1 He declined to disclose his future plan. I*.1 A graduate of
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    Five hurt as lorry dives down 300-ft hill
    91 5 Five hurt as lorry dives down 300-ft hill IPOH. Tuev hivr lahourrrs were in.iineri toda.v when the lorr> they were travelling in plunged down a 300-ft hill. The lorry, carrying cement to the Police Field I cm i- cantonment under construction in Tan innKamhutan near here, plunged down the hill
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    Cuepacs protest rally in Ipoh
    72 5 IPOH. Tues. Th« Perak branch of Cuepacs will hold a rally at the Federal House canteen here tomorrow evening to protest against Government's restrictions on the National Whitlev Council. The pretext :> v t the Government".* decisi :is: TO StJSPENO thr general purposes committee t>f
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    Rotary Club installation
    88 5 JOHORE BAHRI Turs Th* Suil.in .mil BultaiUlh of Johor« «ill be gue.>.'.> ol bcaoor at the Rotary CiUb ol Johore Bahru's presidential installation cerrmonj ai tbe Roy.il Jobart International Club M June 27. On thai ineht Mr V V Chellam wtil he installed pre.sidrnt. Others to be
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    Detective tells of sea fight for packet of opium
    357 6 JESSELTOX, Tuesday. A DETECTIVE described in the magistrate's cowl here today how he dived 'M) feel from h ship into the sea and struggled with two men in a sampan t<> gain possession of <>2 ll>. of opium worth about $120,000.
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    Civic tours for community leaders
    74 6 SINGAPORE. Tues Twentyeight members of management committee of five community centrtes yesterday spent a day visiting several Government departments. It was the first of a arts* of civic tours organised by the Peoples Association to give community centre leaders a first-hand knowledge of the working
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    FATHER, SON AT INDIAN RECITAL
    260 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. I yWO generations of A one of India's most r I famous musical fami- lies will be represented at an Indian classical music recital to be held tomorrow night i at the Victoria Theatre. The father i.s Padmabhushan Ustad All Akbar Khan, i
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    COURTROOM ONLY FOR JUVENILE, MAINTENANCE CASES
    98 6 COURTROOM ONLY FOR JUVENILE, MAINTENANCE CASES SINGAPORE. Tues. A new courtroom behind Parliament House has been set up to deal exclusively w i t h maintenance and juvenile court cases. .Mr. (ieorsr Sand.tsh.ini is the new Magistrate, replarinc Mr. Lan llot\ l»im. who is now doinu .judicial duties as the
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    Rotary Club officials
    84 6 SINGAPORE Tues The new president of the Rotary Club of Singapore East will be installed at a dinner at the Hotel Ambassador on Friday He is Mr Quek Shi Lei. superintendent of Changi Prison. Other new officials m; Dr N'J Kon« Kai '\ice-piesidenti Mr Soh Chuan Svvee
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    Blasting operations
    81 6 SIN(..\PORK. Tu«> A rocky puteh near Tempaea Reef off c»IMM and 38 hi to he blown up by explosives next .Monday during daylight hours The lil.istm:. will be done by era P. eaiTjrtai rrd tl.ms 30 minutes before 10-lb chartfs are detonated. Mariners were warned by a Port
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    PAP Govt's 74th new school to be opened
    112 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. The MP for Chanel. Mr. Sim Boon Woo. will officially open the Roi dok primary school, the 74th new scliool to bp built by tho present Government, on Thursday night co-educational intpuratrd primary school using Malay and English, it cost
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    Andersonians to hold dinner
    57 6 SINGAPORE Tues Old An-dfi-uiu.uis in Singapore will give a dinner at the Singapore Conference Hall at 730 pm. on Thursday in honour of Mr Ung Khek Cheow. who recently retln the Malaysian Ministry ol Education, and was a senior master of the Anderson School in Ipoh.
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    St. Anthony's feast
    22 6 SINGAPORE Ii i Ol Bt Anthony "ill lie s.ilrnimsfd at MnndHi Church al U. ms. MhihUi RiMri dn Bundaj
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      266 6 Schools TV for today 'TVJDAY S rclutational TV on Channel 8 i> a.s lullow.s 8.30 a.m. -8. 50 a.m.. EneliMi literature. Sp< 1 Lady Precious Stream ll' 9.15-9.35 Mathfni.iiu.s Sec. 1— "Mensuration II"; 10-10.20. National language. Bee 1— 'Raia Surun Henclak Menyeran? Negerl China": 1 1 05--i 1.25- Muthemalic* Sec
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    Talks soon with US on air traffic
    198 7 Talks soon with US on air traffic CINGAPORE, Tues. No comment was available here today on a Washington report that the Republic's restrictions on U.S. airlines was hurting its own economy. Mr. Wong Keng Sam, the man who ngni all air pacts on Singapore' behalf, explained tnat comment would prejudice
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    60 help in swoop on estate
    174 7  - 60 help in swoop on estate JERRY FRANCIS From ITUANTAN, Tues. More v than 60 people, including several women, were arrested in a pre-dawn swoop yesterday at Triang Estate near the PahangNegri Srmhilan border. Polire, reinforced by Federal Reserve Unit men, went to the estate following the outbreak of several
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    Off to Canada
    45 7 PENANO. Tups —Tan Sri Gunn lay Tr:k, fnrmpr Malaysian High Corrml.«sioner to Australia, and iiis wife left here today by th« L'.oyd Bakke for Canada. They will he away for four month* visiting their younger son, Dr Gunn Chit Chan, at Vancouver.
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    One-party State? Blame the Opposition, says Raja
    808 7 SINGAPORE, Tuesday Quote IT is not within the dispensation of the PAP leaders to nominate their successors in advance whether as second or third echelon leaders. MR. RAJARATNAM gINGAPORE'S Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, last night blamed Opposition parties for the Republic being
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    PAHANG TRANSFERS ARE INTIMIDATION: NUT LEADER
    216 7 PAHANG TRANSFERS ARE INTIMIDATION: NUT LEADER KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. rpHE National Union of Teachers today warned 1 of a breakdown in relations between the Pahang Education Department and its branch in the State if the "unwarranted" transfer of branch officials was not rectified. The NUT general secretary, Mr. John Gurusamy.
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    Man-eating tiger attacks man near — Grik—
    121 7 Man-eating tiger attacks man near Grik (^RIK (Upper Perak), Tues. A maneating tiger is believed to be prowling in the Jungle near here. This fear follows the discovery yesterday of the remains of an orang asll. Reset bin Cherol. who was reported missing after having gone fishing in the Sungei
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    New duty
    36 7 BINOAPORR. Tues. A new excise duty nf 5166.2J a ton has oeen introduced for four categories of sugar and honey. There was formerly no duty on these products, which are now manufactured In Singapore.
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    This is strictly for men 0n1y...
    141 7 This is strictly for men 0n1y... DENANG, Tues. There is no provision in the Koran for the appointment of Muslim women aa kathis. Islamic court presidents or other religious officers. The State Islamic Court president, HaJi Ahmad Malikl, said this today when he commented on a statement by Senator Aishah
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    Two days after conviction No. 2, new —offence—
    234 8 Two days after conviction No. 2, new offence IPOH. Tues. Two days after being convicted for the second time for actIng as a pawnbroker without a licence, a money lender, Hew Kirn Loong, again accepted articles for pawn. In a magistrate's court here today he was fined a total of
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    Mock exercise
    68 8 KOTA BHARL. TuesThe army and the police will hold a joint public order exercise In the Kota Bharu, Pasir Puteh and Kuala Krai districts between 12 p.m. and 5 p.m. on Wednesday. A similar excerclse will be held in the Pasir Mas, Tanab Merah and Tumpat districts on
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    A hoax call—and 1,000 go home
    291 8  - A hoax call— and 1,000 go home SIA CHEONG YEW TROUBLE, HE TOLD CONVENT PRINCIPAL By SINGAPORE, Tuesday A HOAXER this morning caused some 1,000 morning-session students of Singapore's St. Anthony's Convent in Middle Road to be sent home. The Hoaxer, posing as an official of the Education Ministry, had
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    Good conduct awards
    50 8 SUNQEI PATANI. Tues.— Two corporals of 41 Workshop, Malaysian Territorial Army, were yesterday awarded good conduct and long service medals The presentation was made by Col. J.A. Dickinson, Director of the Malayan Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, to Corporals Samah bin Mohamed Ali and Abdul Rahman bin Tallb
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    Lock icon , Holyoake: j Why NZ won't cut forces in Asia
    135 8 Holyoake: j Why NZ won't cut forces in Asia WELLINGTON. Tuu. New Zealand Intends to maintain its normal contribution to the Commonwealth Strategic Reserve because it believes Commonwealth forces based in Malaysia and Singapore help sustain the morale of the free countries of Asia. Saying this at the annual conference
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    Bersilat class
    32 8 PENANG. Tue«. The Sungel Glußor Club has appointed two bersilat experts. Incise Wanchlk 1 Hashim and Inche Zainul Hashim, Ito conduct courses for Its mem--1 bers and other village youths.
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    Nurses give $1,000 for Disaster Fund
    78 8 SEREMBAN. Tues— Urs. R. Oopal Das. chairman of the Negri Bembilan branch of the Nurses' Union, today handed a cheque for $1,000 to the Mentri Be.sar. Tan Sri <Dr> Mohammed Said, for the Rational Disaster Relief Fund. The money was raised from a dance
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    Umno meeting
    17 8 KANOAR, Tues The Peril* TJtarm Umno division will hold its annual meeting on July 13.
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    ROWDIES ATTACK PAP BRANCH OFFICE
    107 8 ROWDIES ATTACK PAP BRANCH OFFICE SINGAPORE Tues. Police today said Barisan Soslalls elements were responsible for damage at the People's Action Party's Geylang East subbranch in Lorong 29 yesterday evening. About 30 rowdies smashed through the locked door of the branch, and went on to damage a ceiling fan. two
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    KIDNAP CASE MINER DIES OF HEART ATTACK
    220 8 KIDNAP CASE MINER DIES OF HEART ATTACK DENANG, Tues. 1 Multi-millionaire tin miner Mr. Gan Chai Leng. who was kidnapped by a sixman gang three months ago, died of a heart attack in the General -Hospital her<» last night. Mr. Gan. 64. was released after paying a $250,000 ransom. A
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    57 8 PENANQ. Tues.— lnche Huhlm Bhagdad. general manager of tn« Penang branch of the Malaysian Co-operative Insurance Society. will leave for Kuala Lumpur at th« end of the month to take tip a new appointment. The Sunset Olugor goodwill committee, of which he U the chairman last night
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    This $70 is for this month, he said
    292 9 IT happened after Police Sgt. Mohamed Yusof bin Abbas had finished checking the carrier licence of a lorry at a road block 13 miles north of here on the night of Nov. 19 last year. "This is for November," lorry driver Ong
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    Action against squatters
    51 9 KAJANG Tue.s. The Government is taking stern action against peopie here who occupy State land -lleftally An official from the Kajang Land Office accompanied by police went to the 18th mile. Jalan Semenylh area yesterday and ordered settlers to pull down houses which they had erected without
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    HERMES LEAVES FOR SINGAPORE
    92 9 ADKN. Tues— The Bri tish aircraft carrier HMS Hermes left Aden waters at the weekend, a spokesman for the British Middle East Command headquarters said iast night. He did not disclose her destination, but it is understood she is heading for Singapore. Hermes was on her
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    Birds and the secret of a wife's success...
    283 9 Birds and the secret of a wife's success OALA LUMPUR, Tues. \eai alter year a wife secretly suuaieu her nusoana s notes on taxidermy wniie he was away at work. Today, some 12 years later. Mrs. Ada Nathan, wife of Assistant Commissioner of Police Mr. S. Nathan, has become quite
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    Alliance branch officials
    40 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue«. Dftto Abdullah bin Abdul Rahman, an UP., has been reelected chairman of the Alliance Party. Kuala Trengganu division with Dato M armor bin Mnhamrd. Dato Dewa Bakti and Mr P C Isaacs as vicepresidents
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    Morib MIC
    33 9 BANTING, Tues. Mr. 8. V Ratnam has been elected president of the Mortb MIC with Mr. R. Oovindasamv at> vice-president. Mr. R. Veloo v secretary and Mr r. Muniuamy v treasurer.
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    DROPPED: THAT PLAN TO BUY A YIP JET SPECIAL
    162 9 DROPPED: THAT PLAN TO BUY A YIP JET SPECIAL UUALA LUMPUR, 1V Tues. The Government's enthusiasm to buy a twin-Jet executive aircraft for Cabinet Ministers and YIPs has apparently petered out. The aircraft, the HSI2S. was here for inspection at Subang International Airport in August last year. According to the
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    I DEATH
    85 10 DEATH M Mi.rrf. US i Minimum) MADAM TAN KIM LIAN. M. beloved wife of Tio Ciiuee Soon. paa*rd away pea.. lull) at tlenrral Huapital uu 12-B-B7 Iravini: three aunv Hock I'huan H.it Himik. liner Kuan, one laiUMai Hw.- Vmn, one aonlnluw. .itititrrs Inlnw. one future .Is^ghterin lan. onr gramlson In
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    44 10 in Hera's SIS (Minimum) THE FAMILY OF th. late Mm Ho Utajag. Key. Cole. Members of St. MMthew a Church, friends and relative* for their night visits, condolences donations to at. John's Home for The Aged. Wreatha and attendance it their Imt.- 'ivetnrlll
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    SHie jfrraite^imrS; Wednesday, June 14, 1957. Looking For Peace
    612 10 The Straits Times Wednesday, June 14, 1957. Looking For Peace The search for an approach to a Middle East settlement may make its best beginning in France. The heads of Arab diplomatic missions to France are to call upon President de Gaulle's help, believing that France, enjoying the confidence of
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    Leftist Failure
    408 10 The food strike called by Hung Kong's leftists yesterday failed to materialise. Reports tell of busy trading in wholesale and retail markets. There was a shortage of fresh pork and pond fish as a result of a suspension of supplies from sources in China. The point, however, is
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    Going East
    209 10 After a touchy start in which a few discontented travellers threatened to undo a great deal of good work the Malaysian Migration Fund Board has turned the business of sending Malaysians to Sabah almost into a routine operation. Around 100 workers leave each month with their dependants, almost
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      Popular sport on the TV screen
      331 10 Popular sport on the TV screen MAY I refer to the letlT* ter <S.T. June 9) In which a correspondent contends that we should be putting out more programmes on what he terms the more popular sports in Singapore and In particular badminton and bowling. As for film coverage of
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      57 10 INCHE Khlr Joharl has exhorted trade unionists to ask themselves "Am 1 working enough?' instead of asking 'Am I getting enough?' Is It not the inherent duty of every fair-minded government to ask itself If It has paid Its workers enough before expecting them to ask themselves If they have
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      Clean-up workmen who leave litter
      187 10 I LIVE in Binjai Park, an a corner lot. with a road frontage of 297 feet. For the last 10 years we have regularly cut the grass along the verges of the public road and public drains adjacent to my lot. Of late we have
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      94 10 REFER to the letter by Amos Burke (B.T. May 27). All bicycles are required by law to be fitted with a white light to the front and a lamp or reflector showing a red light or reflected surface to the rear. Cyclists who ride at night without proper illumination render
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    LEARNING MALAY
    464 10  -  YUNUS MARIS LESSON 54 in a new series by OLOSSAKY: LU-doronnKAN oien m to De encouraged oy, promoted by; yan» BA-umpama-nya vN. -»0J > similar; Ul-teKantv^N to De emphasised; ttbKaeuiaeta vv> (euani* warring; .utimuncaax Uium puncnak 1 summii'j io intensify, to climax, wurwn. Translate me loiiowing extract from
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    Moscow switches to 'freeze* again
    820 10  - Moscow switches to 'freeze' again RICHARD RESTON Even children's day is now a chance to denounce the U.S. by MOSCOW, Tues. THE din of antiAmerican noise from this capital has reached a new pitch. It is now sharper, more savage and more frequent than at any time in recent months.
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      195 10 SI ypW* J FREE Jifsf ftbfehed! Thit Mia first book to focut oHtntion on Borneo In relation t* Malaysia. It tracot tha ttaao* of •omao'i rttponto to tht propoiol cloarty and ob|«ctivcly; analytat the fatten. Internal and external, which influenced each stage; and conclusively presents tha whole oi study of
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    Lock icon The big sleep-out...
    223 11  -  JACKIE SAM BARISAN AGITATORS PITCH TENTS OUTSIDE CHANGI JAIL By SINGAPORE, Tues. A Barisan Sosialis sponsored "sit out" at Changi Jail has assumed the standard Communist pattern with "unity" songs, "comfort" visits, and lurid tales of prison torture. At the centre of the "sit out" are about
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    Passports for Spore citizens in Malaysia
    83 11 Passports for S'pore citizens in Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR. Tups. Singapore citizpns rpsldlng in Malaysia can obtain restricted passports from the Singapore High Commission here They are required to onng with them their Singapore Identity card and two passport -size photographs The fee for the passport is $3. Those citizens with
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    Go-Go prizes
    29 11 PENANG. Tues.— Prizes will be offered to the best three A-Go-Go dancers at a contest to bo helrt in the Piilau Tikus community hall on Saturday night.
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    Lock icon Flavouring firm to set up plant in Singapore
    90 11 SYDNEY, Tues. An Australian iood flavouring company plans to set up a plant In Singapore, It was announced here. The company. Ktith Harrit and Co. Ltd. said in a statement that it pUnned an initial investment of A 573.500 (SS3SO.OOO) for the
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    Admitted to the Bar
    42 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Mr. Sam Han Tatt, 26, a Singapore advocate and solicitor, was called to the Bar at the High Court hire today. A Malaysian citizen. Mr. Sam graduated In June 1965 from the University of Singapore.
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    Civics course
    29 11 NIBONG TEBAL. Tues —A oneday rivics course for 150 new members of the South Province Wellesley district rural development comm ttee will be held here on Thursday.
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    Opposition now has six more MPs in the —House—
    538 11 Opposition now has six more MPs in the House JESSELTON, Tues. The Opposition benches will be strengthened by another six M.P.s when the Federal Parliament opens in Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. Dato Game Gilong. the Upko deputy president, said here today that his party had already written to the Speaker of
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    Lock icon US 32 cents to a dollar...
    54 11 I WASHINGTON. Turs. Th« International Monetary Fund announced yesterday that S.tmdoit's new currency will have an Initial par value of nne Singapore rtoliar to 32 US cents. The rate, same as that of the Mal.iw.an dollar, was set tiv agreement between the Fund and
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      106 11 Beauty doesn't just "happen".... planned The first step towards making yourself more beautiful is a clear, fresh skin. Simply covering blemishes is an expedient measure which does not really improve your skin. Shiseido wide range of skin-care products are produced for every type and condition of skin problem and designed
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      743 11 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL S Kuala Lumpur on Demon Rock: 7.00 News in and Proanc 6 Ipoh and English: 7.10 The Samurai Malacca; 3& 10 Johore Bahru; The Dragon Ship: 7.35 Seni i Lupins; 7 Batu Pahat; 9 dan Budaya a cultural pnv Kluanf. gramme: 8.00 News in Mandarin: 8 10
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    Adhesives for export, too
    638 12  -  NEW FACTORY WILL BOOST PLYWOOD INDUSTRY IN SINGAPORE TODAY'S opening of a factory in Jurong to manu Facture adhesives is of great significance to the Repub lie's plywood industry. It will not only meet the needs of ply wood factories in Singapore and Malaysia, but also
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    Chance for local men to take over top jobs
    185 12 Chance for local men to take over top jobs SINGAPORE Adhesives and Chemicals Ltd. conducts a systematic and practical training programme for its staff. Only Singapore citizens are recruited. Factory technicians and operators undergo on-the-spot training. These technicians are holders of either the School Certificate or the Higher School Certificate.
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      467 12 Mobil Congratulates Singapore Adhesives Chemicals Limited on their official opening. We are proud to be their sole supplier of quality fuels and lubricants. Another Electrical Installation by R. E. MORRIS 6c CO., LTD. 18-C. BATTERY ROAD. SINGAPORE. TEL: *****/8. R. E. MORRIS CO.. LTD. 9. JALAN KHOO TEIK EE. K.L.
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    New plant uses the latest machines and know-how
    345 13  -  Staff Writer by SINGAPORE Adhesives and Chemicals Ltd. is the only plant in Singapore making adhesives to cater to the needs of every plywood factory, a company spokesman claims. "Our factory provides plywood manufacturers with a unique on the spot technical service,
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      88 13 Congratulations to SINGAPORE ADHESIVES CHEMICALS LTD. on the occasion of the official opening of their New Factory Wftjr From X TAISHO MARINE FIRE INSURANCE CO., LTD. Atio Inturanc* Building, lit Floor, Finlayion Green, Spore 1. Tel: 7211 A«.o Iniuranc* Building, Ist Floor, 2, Jolan Weld, K Lumpur. Tel: *****-4 Congratulations
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      105 13 CONGRATULATIONS GOOD WISHES to SINGAPORE ADHESIVES CHEMICALS LTD. on the official opening of their factory. from KUOK (SINGAPORE) LIMITED 15 CARPENTER STREET, SINGAPORE -1. Congratulations Best Wishes to Singapore Adhesives Chemicals Limited from Eidai Company Limited. EVER-ADVANCING EIDAI A champion of lapanese Plywood Industry and a leader of the world.
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    LATEST MACHINERY IN JURONG PLANT
    64 14 in the factory in Jurong. ABOVE: The factory's fully automatic boiler in operation. It supplies hot water and steam to the reactor and the drum washing machine. THIS automatic drum washer, above, left, one of the latest machines installed in the new jurong factory, is
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    Plans to set up new factory in Malaysia
    320 14  -  By Staff Writer SINGAPORE Adhesives and Chemicals Ltd. plans to set up a factory in Malaysia to serve the needs of plywood plants in that country, a company spokesman announced. It would be set up on similar lines as the factory in
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      132 14 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Singapore Adhesives Chemicals Ltd. on the occasion of the official opening of their factory in |urong Industrial Estates. We are proud to have been associated in the construction and completion of their factory from LEAN TAI CONSTRUCTION CO. 30-C KIM TIAN ROAD. SINGAPORE. Congratulations and
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      Singapore marine estate makes great headway
      309 15  -  CHAN BONG SOO By Q.NLY three years alter its inception, iii c Kallang Park boat-building and marine engineering estate is reported Io be iiKikiiii? tremendous head way. At the start the boatyards had to be content with just acquiriiiß fresh skill with every new
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      Strathbrora: 2 records beaten
      181 15 QTRATHBRORA. 14.000 tons, second of P O's three new 21 knot super cargo liners, arrived in London on June 7 having broken two records on her maiden voyage from the Far East to Europe. Strathbrora la due In Port Swettenham on July 9 and Singapore on
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      NEW FIBRITE DIRECTOR
      127 15 MR. Mark Drake has been appointed to the board of Fibreglass Reinforced Products (S) Ltd.. manufacturers of Fibrite hbreglass products. He comes to Singapore from India where he has been working for the past two years with FibregU.ss PilkinKton Ltd. a new Anglo-Indian joint venture enterprise. During
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      Local works engineer appointed
      96 15 Local works engineer appointed ANOTHER local man ha> been appointed to a senior position at I.A.C Malaysia) Ltd. He is Mr. Philip Wu i above t who has been promoted works engineer at the company's Kuala Lumpur office Mr. Wu. a graduate engineer, joined the company in 1956 as a
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      Special bargain department
      57 15 Thr Oriental Emporium Singapore, has started a special 1 bargains' department on the first I floor of their premises at Raffle* I Place The opening of the ne<v department is aimed at offering more i quality commodities at extremely i reasonable prices io local shopper's < and
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      WORLD WIDE TOUR FOR DIRECTOR
      162 15 WORLD WIDE TOUR FOR DIRECTOR MR. Koh Hun Boon above) director of S.H. Benson's three Far East companies, and secretary of the Singapore and Hong Kone companies, left Singapore at the beginning of this month on a world tour during which he will vi.sit S. H. Benson's companies and associates
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      Fire control system visitor
      91 15 Singapore, with lv Increasing industrial development, is a good potential market for flre control systems. Although most modern industries and properties are Insured, they are Insufficient to cover Intangible losses such as stoppage and loss of business deriving from a fire, said Mr. R H. Mogg.
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      Hume secretary
      96 15 Witn effect from June Mr. Peter Pregaskls has been appointed secretary. Hume Industries (P.E.) Ltd.. which is the parent romps #v of the Far East Group Including Hume Industries (Malaya Berhad. Hume SaDah Snd Berhad and Hume Doian in Hongicong Mr Pregaskls replaces Mr MJ. Kerfter who will
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      Spore firm expands its activities
      194 15 S'pore firm expands its activities LOCAL "made to meaA sure" tailoring concern. C.V.C. Shanghai Shirt Co.. established in 1935 has widened the scope of Its business. The company, which has been expanding in recent years, has recently been transformed into a private limited company with an authorised and paid-up i
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      Financial adviser goes to New York -for year
      118 15 Financial adviser goes to New York for year VI R- Siew Sim Chee. finItl ancial adviser in the Treasurers Department of Es>o Standard fM) Berhad. Kuala Lumpur has left for New York on a one-year training assignment. While in New York. Mr. Slew will study closely the techniques of providing
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      Orders for Pye
      84 15 Pve TVT Lia announce the award of contracts from the BBC for their colour monitors and photoconducive telecine equipment. Almost 200 monitors have been ordered for use in various BBC tlevi.sion studios and will include 19 inch and 25 Inch versions. In addition, colour telecine equipment capable
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      447 15 Refrigerators for Hong Kong r I BJ I t THE shipment of Pan- i Electric Refrigerators seen above in Singapore KIC lllftrkPL Harbour being loaded Ul b UlttlllCl aboard the Pelius. is part of an order for 1.000 Re- liotl'll I 1H 1 1 1 V frigerators received from pUlCllUdill^
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    386 18 THE following list of selected > Malayan Industrial yields is based on last sales to June 10. Companiea located In Malayan far Average grn?a dividend per cent I I" per rent > Averac* cmx earnings yield 1)3 per cent i I."> li per cnt i. Cunpamtt located lei
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    87 18 sia made these change* In it« rates to iiM'P'han!* >emerday < all rates to $PMII I Ntw Yerk: i.uvini; TT BS II 16. air- m-il On SS 13 II MO <1«i r.ltr hill.. 33 f« 1« trade hills Canada: buviiik TT :i."> A. Hi. airmail OH Sailing TT
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    Rubber crops
    24 18 Further May crops included: Kluanf 121.000 lb.. Vlu Benut 41.000 lb Sungel Tukang- 80.000 lb.. Temrrloh 112.000 lb and Nyalas 73.902 lb.
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    H.K. RATES
    37 18 /'\N the frs* ((chant,* mirmi tn Home Kong yeiterday the U.S. Dollar was quoted at 5.82 for T.T. and a. 80 for cash. tuning «as quoted at 16.10 and an* ta*l or geld at 2741.
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    INDUSTRIALS ARE EASIER ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    649 18 From Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIALS were slightly easier on the Stock Exchange yesterday as the hasty short-covering which took place at the time of last week's Middle East fightins has now dried up. Buyers have drawn back and are awaiting the development of events
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    31 18 STOCK INDICES Mulman Slock lndi<r> June I] June 11 llMriill! 11)8.00 10T.9S Praparitaa: io.v.m io:».!7 Minings: <r;.M tiH S rubbers: llo.lti 1 10.16 vDec. 39. l»(ji 100 *Dec. 30. 1966 100
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    Straits tin up $1.12£ on bigger offering
    580 18 DESPITE a larger offerlns of 240 tons (estimated up 10 tuns) and a fall of Cl per ton in London on Monday afternoon the price of tin in Penang yesterday ros»e •I.IXI to 5606 per pk-ul. The rise nas achieved on better support
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      313 18 WpjK FLOTTA LAURO Wp^V ARRIVING DIRECT FROM TRIESTE ITALY w\ AcceHng Baakmgs In M>mla t Hint Kaog «*yf?i[ so s >j to*"'™ 4m u ii *i L s Flot JWK2I illy I lily I luly I Illy II lv, n M S MEGARA laly 12 ml) 21 lul, felt JI
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    BUSINESS DONE ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
    1238 19 Bl<|Nr>> in and reported to I the Klncapore snd Koala I urn pur trading room* of the *t<vk Fxrhange yesterday with the number of shares traded in j hrarUet-.. INDUSTRIALS: B*u*t«ad (2.000) Ji H, il.oooi SI M cd: Ctntral Sugar (MtOOO) tl 44 D.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 19 .Tune 13. X I RBI K PRICE 57* cents (down three-quar-ters of a cent). TIN: $606 (up $1.72*). Estimated offering 240 tons (up 10 tons).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    147 19 MELBOURNE, Tuee INDUSTRIALS were firmer 1 today. Mt»t move* were small with rises in excess of falls. BMP was active and gained 12 cents to $8.64 Western Mining again highlighted base metals closing up 80 cents at $18.15. after touching $16 20. Oils were firm except Wood side
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    192 19 SHIP* lying altriftid* tha Imiipnn whar*a* or *ip**t*<t tad*y SMI EKhln Hani 1/2. City of Brooklyn 3/4. Eaatern Rover S. Golden Spring «7. Melwa Maru 8/8. Adolf Wankl 13/14, Bclrs U. Mltaka Maru 18/16. Klnabalu 21/32 Van Noort 26. Empire IttrwaJct 25. K>otai Maru ol 32. Hoeih
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    78 19 CNINBIB P'omjc. tnmnn. Sini*»ort, n*«n prleai par picul y«tt*rtßfl Ci»nul *ili hulk S4*i seta*, drum 181 Mtl«ra. C«pr«: Mixed if ob.) loot* Jun«/ July LK/Coo tnt B NSJWT I *untok white »14S »ell«ri. ftarcwak wMU $1421 seller*. *p«clal Sarawak Mack S97i seller*, garbled Lampoßt Mark Mo7t Mllen tall
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    LOCAL RUBBER REPORTS
    234 19 II M Hret grade rubber f.o.b. borers closed at 5 p.m. Id Koala Lumpur and Singapore yesterday at 57) cent* per Ib. down three-quarters of a cent on Mond.n'« closing level. The tone was Very quiet. R AS and M.R.F.. riming prices In renU per Ib. yesterday.
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      THE TEXAN IS SMART IN FAST WORKOUT
      361 20  -  Epsom Jeep RACING with 'J'HE TEXAN (late Laminate), a newcomer in Teh Say Leong's stable, did a sparkling gallop on a firm track at Penang yesterday morning. Breaking from the half-mile this four-year-old, with H. J. Chuah up, reeled off the last 3f
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      559 20 WEIGHTS 11TKK1HTS for all Only You 8.11 Bahama II K.D7 TT nine race* on Kavu Rak\ Pleamire R.Ofi Sunday, opening day Ruhher Little Clement B.OC or the Penanf Turl Mh II Sin Pink Heather K.iM Mob's June inert- Beautiful Shoe Bridge ft.oi Ine: Dreamer xin Hand In Hand R.Ol C'l..
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      Top Honour goes over (o Allan's stable
      152 20 Top Honour goes over to Allan's stable f-HUKELL Stablvs brilliant sprinter Top Honour is now with Bukit Timah tralnrr Ivan Allan. Top Honour, once rated the best sprinter in training. scored a comeback win on Derby Day at Ipoh. Another of Chukell Stable's Class 1 sprinter, All Wonders ha.s aLso
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      BOWLING NOTES
      1192 20  -  LAN PEREIRA and JOE OORAI By AFTER three weeks of keen competition, Kent emerged the champion team in the Singapore Tenpin Bowling Congress inter- association league at Jackie's Centre. Kent won with 4991 points with Grange BA a rlose second with 482. Third place went to American BC
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      Kitson quits riding for training
      61 20 Kitson quits riding for training KITSON LEONG (above) has retired as a jockey. One of the first Malaysians to make the grade as a professional jockey, Kitson hopes to set up stables In Ipoh as a trainer. Sam.surl bin Abdul Rahman, formerly a.ssistant trainer to Keith Daniels, has been granted
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      Record runs by Hailwood
      109 20 DOUGLAS (Ma of Man), Tues— Mike Hailwood. Bntbin's world champion motoicycllst. rode a Honda to victory in the 250 cc lightweight Tourist Trophy race at. the International meeting yesterday. Hailwood set up new lap and race records in gaininc his tenth Isle of Man TT triumph
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      Lock icon Seap Games
      52 20 BANGKOK. Tues. The Yacht liiK Association of Thailand yesterday decided to in-r-lude s«ilinK as an event in the Seap Games this December, if three other countries endorse It. The associntion will put four elates of boats on the nro- i p'omme the "Mon"'. "OK". 4 Enterprise" and "Flying
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      INJURED
      33 20 LONDON Tues Premjlt Lall, the Indian Davus Cup player, iniun.- his shoulder and retired i!i tin nr-t ael "t bi* opentag match against Steve Avoyer (US) in Urn Beckenham trnnus championships yesterday.
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      Surrey provide Oval thrills
      471 20 CRICKET ONDON, Tues. Hampshire retained their lead at the top of the English county cricket championship table when they beat Gloucestershire by 85 runs yesterday. Gloucestershire, needini 276 to win. were shot out for 190. despite a fighting 68 by David Brown In a thrilling finish
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      Umpire Bacher confirms it: He asked Scheele for decision
      525 21  -  MANSOOR RAHMAN THOMAS CUP FIASCO By TOM BACHER, Denmark's court umpire in the first doubles match on the second night of the Thomas Cup challenge round between Indonesia and Malaysia at Jakarta on Saturday, said yesterday that he had appealed to
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      Malaysian Open first day ties
      537 21 |X)RTY-SEVEN matches— Jl 24 In the morning and 23 in the evening will be playpd off on 'he opening day of the four-day Malaysian Open badminton championships at the St. John Ambulance hall in Ipoh tomorrow. The sessions start at 10 am. and 6p.m. Ties
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      ROSALIND IS THE FASTEST GIRL IN -STORE—
      437 21 ROSALIND IS THE FASTEST GIRL IN STORE ATHLETICS rPTEEN years-old Rosaland Chan of Siglap Secondary i-s established herself as the fastst SLngapore schoolgirl sprinter. On the final day of the Katong District Secondary school* nthleMc championships at Ftr- rer Park yesterday. Rosalind Improved on her records with time* of H2fec
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      Omar challenges holder in final
      318 21 OMAR SALIM, i comparatively unknown player, turned in a eiant-killing feat when he ci.m mated the current combined schools singles champion Loh Kee Aat- in th* semi-flnal nf Singapore youth badminton championships at the Badminton Stadium on Monday night. Omar beat Loh 8-15. 15-13. 15-10
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      43 21 Howzat! all together SIX England players join a lusty appeal as E. Prassana (India) is caught by wicketkeeper John Murray off Ray Illingworth in the First Test at Headingley on Saturday. Prassana was out for nought. (Test latest see Page 22).— UPI picture.
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      Darwis defends Perak title against top-class field
      352 21 GOLF rDE dry weather which Ipoh has been experiencing for alI'rrt a month ha* mad* me Pe:ak Turf Club Sports Club golf course in Tiger Lane hard and fast for the state's amateur open golf championship scheduled lor Saturday and Sunday. The grata
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      Lock icon Indonesian players arrive today for Open
      238 21 BADMINTON JAKARTA, Tues.— Six Indonesian badminton players leave her* for Kuala Lumpur tomorrow, four day* after ihe Thomas Cup challenge round between Malaysia and Indonesia broke up in chaos on Saturday in face of noisy barracking by an excited Jakarta crowd. The players, four
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      31 21 BADMINTON Intenuttanali Malaysia Denmark (Stadium Negara. 8 p.m.). ATHLETICS Kntong dujtrtet champinshlps (Farrer Pk. 2). CRICKET Int«r-S«rTtaeM RAP v Army (Seletar). HOCKEY Friendly: Malaeoft Selection v Kllat Invitation XI &lt;MC grd).
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    Lock icon Aqaba blockade ends
    71 22 THE FIRST ISRAELI SHIP SAILS IN ON WAY TO EILAT FREIGHTER Dolphin suilinjj through llic Straits of Tirun on Sunday on her way to the port of Eilat, in the Gulf of Aqaba. She was the first Israeli ship to enter the gulf after paratroopers captured the
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    Ammo ship blows up in port
    161 22 Ammo ship blows up in port UTRKCIIT (Holland), Tues. A munitions ship rxploMon reported to have br«-n caused when a soldier dropped a grenade into the hold shattered this port today and first reports said several people were killed. At least 18 people were injured by the blast on a
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    DEATHS
    62 22 JOMNNIC SIM BEE KOW called to rhr U&gt;r4 13 «i «T I-c;.-orm-« Ro«d lor K I I 1 -m. CABLE RECEIVED. M.i!h.« fVn. N-i&lt;.\r.; railMi of Hn i I |y 1 ti\ itulrum n 67 CARNECIE ALBERT CHARLES AKCrt 7* |«""l lilt; &lt; n T. ran*: Bnlan. 4"O pin.
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    Let Arabs settle in Australia, he urges
    136 22  -  JACK FINGLETON From /CANBERRA. Tues. Aus\j tralia should resettle 500.000 displaced Arabs in its far North. Mr. Evan Maclaurin. head of the department ot Bemitlc studies at Sydney University, said today. Ten years ago. he put a similar plan before the Immigration Minister
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    No-water areas
    60 22 SINGAPORE. Tues.— There will be no water tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at -Lavender Street (houses 242 to 128. even numbersi; Bendemeer Road (houses 2 to 12. even numbers*; West Coast Road 10 m.s. to 10* i mi; Kampong Java Teban Malay resettlement area 74; Caltex
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    299 22 LONDON STOCKS LONDON. Tues— New* ol new developments in vie Khoaesia situation caused a late upturn on Uie London stock market. Equity leaders wtre helped by an Improvement in sentiment and were up u&gt; sixpence better by Uie finish. Closing middle prices ol selected stocks not including stamp duty were:
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    RUBBER
    60 22 LONDON. Tues. Spot 18 '«d July 18 1 16 d.. Aug. 18d.. Sept. 18d July Sept 18d.. Oct. Dec. 18d.. Jan March 18' id.. April June 18', d.. July'Bept. 18 7 16d., Oct.' Dec. 18i,d.. Jan. March 18\d.. Anrtl .June 18 11 18 d. e.l.f. June 17 3 l«d..
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    32 22 LONDON Tues —Buyers £1210 i unchanged i. sellers £1201.. &lt;--£'■_. i. Forward buyers £1210 (urrhangedi. sellers £1201. £'j&gt;. Settlement £1208 £2&gt;*. Turnover a.m. 190 tons. pjn. 65 tons. Tone: Steady but quiet.
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    Lock icon Millions lost on exchange after TV shake-up
    234 22 Millions lost on exchange after TV shake-up ONDON. Tues. Commercial Television's biggest shake-up since its birth in 1955 sent shares plunging and soaring on the London Stock Exchange today. The Independent Television Authority, controlling body of the commercial Industry, yesterday announced the companies which had won licences to operate 15
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    Police raid on beatnik city
    75 22 MILAN duly i. Tues. Police raided Milan's beatnik tent city &gt;esterday and carted Its inhabitants off for questioning. The camp site on a vacant lot. which the Milanese have dubbed Barbonia City. became a home away from home for young beatniks a few months ago.
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    Malaysia lead 3-1
    172 22 ]tfALAYSIA led Denmark S-l 1 after the first night's pl»y In their friendly badminton match at Stadium Negara yesterday. Erland Kops, Denmark's allEngland champion, scored the only point for his team when he beat Yew Cheng Hoe In .he first singles. The King and Queen were a/ionii
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    Lock icon The big food strike flop
    138 22 The big food strike flop HONG KONG. Tues. Leftist Chinese today failed in their bid to bring about a strike among vegetable hawkers, food stores and market operators This was the second major setback suffered by the leftists who are currently involved in an anti-Bri-tish campaign. They had earlier been
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    57 22 Happy birthday 'rain' for Soek JAKARTA. Tues Soekarno supporters used unidentified aircraft to scatter pamphlets near the Indonesian capital wishing the ousted President 'many happy return.s" on his 66th birthday last week, a Jakarta military leader said today. The former President is Mill believed to command the loyalty of some
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    England win Test by 6 wkts
    285 22 England win Test by 6 wkts T ONDON, Tues. England beat India by six wickets in the First Test at Headingley today with 2J hour* to spare. But the manner in which the Indians fought to the end earned them tremendous kudos. Final scores: England 550-4 dec. and 126-4. India
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      53 22 The weather Highest and lowest temperatures In Malaysia and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday His nest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 73 Kota Blwru 89 75 Penanp 90 7&gt; Ipoh 73 Malacca 90 73 Sinca-oorr 87 1 1 c HI .lands H Jesxelton 87 73
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