The Straits Times, 23 June 1967

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times Ilii) National newspaper Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590 M.C.(P)2266
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    Lock icon Still hope
    319 1 SUMMIT Gromyko after 3-hour talks with Rusk says: There's possibility' NEW YORK, Thursday PROSPECTS for a big two summit were still finely balanced today after lengthy late night talks between the Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr. Gromyko, and U.S. Secretary of State, Mr. Rusk. The two Ministers met for
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    Lock icon TIMES SQUARE STROLL 'NO' TO MR. K
    98 1 TIMES SQUARE STROLL 'NO' TO MR. K >TEW YORK. Thurs I New York polic-r and Russian security men l.i-~t niuht vetoed a request from the Soviet Premier. !>lr- Kosygin. to co for a stroll round 'limes Square, the neonlit In-. ul of theatreland. When police ad\ isi-il .i^.tinst the trip,
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    No clemency for Untung
    42 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Acting General Sutaaito today rejected a clemency appeal from the former Commander of the Presidential Palaco Guards. Lieu-tenant-Colonel Ontung, under sentence ot death for hi.x part in the abortive October 19ti.i coup. Radio Jakarta reported today.
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    ACTRESS DEFIES REDS
    237 1 ACTRESS DEFIES REDS HONG KONG, Thursday, 'J'OP Cantonese actress Chan Po-Chu said lo(hiv she would continue her screen career despite communist threats. Miss Chan has been a target of the leftists followI ing her support for the Government and a dona- lion ot HKSIO.OOO to the police education fund. Her
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    Hermes shows its logbook to dispel Arab claims
    378 1  - Hermes shows its logbook to dispel Arab claims ABUL FAZIL By SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Britain's all-missile aircraft carrier, HMS Hermes, today opened her logbook, flight schedules of her strike aircraft and her flying programmes to newsmen. THE AIM: > To dispel once and for all" allegations that her aircraft had aided
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    Celibacy rule
    29 1 VATICAN CITY. Thurs. A papal encyclical reaffirming the rule of celibacy for Roman Catho- lie priest* will be published to- morrow. Vatican sources said to--1 day— UPl
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    Lock icon 'Dewi back' report
    56 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. Madame Dewl. the Japaneseborn third wife of former President Soekarno. was repotted today to have returned here secretly from Tokyo. The weekly Forum quoted "informed sources" for its report, but added that newsmen had failed so far to locate her. No immediate confirmation or denial
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    India emergency stays on
    70 1 NEW DELHI. Tlnirs -The Indian government reversed itself today and announced It was lelaiiunu Ihe .Slate of Emergency proclaimed ii, lie fall of 1962 because of boidei encroachment by China. Home Minister Y. B. Chavan told Parliament the Slate of Emer^eniy had to be continued because
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    Lock icon UAA Comet crash
    31 1 KUWAIT. Thurs. A United Arab Airlines' Comet crashed on laniing at Kuwait Airport in a sandstorm today but the 76 passengers and seven crew members were unhurt. UPI.
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    Lock icon 'YANKEE' HOLT
    49 1 m DNT.V Thurs. Demonstrators shouted "Go home Yankee" as Australian Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Holt, stepped out of the plane at Sydney airport today on his return from a visit to the I'nited States, where he had talks with President Johnson. Mr. Holt ignored the demonstration. Renter.
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    Lock icon Aid for refugees
    40 1 AMMAN Thurs— King Hussein of Jordan yesterday received Ge- I neral Chen Chia Chang. Nationalist China's Ambassador in Amman, who presented a cheque for i £20.00fl In aid of refugees, it was officially announced here today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Chagla: Israel struck first blow...
    678 1 Chagla: Israel struck first blow THE BIG DEBATE UNITED NATIONS, Thursday. INDIA declared emphatically List night that Isiiiel had struck the firs! blow in the war ;ind now musl be denied the "fruits of its conquest." In one of the sharpest anti-Israel statements made t<> the emergency General Assembly, the
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    A subsidy for shipbuilding
    60 1 THE HAGUE Thurs —Holland today took the unprecedented step of deciding to .subsidise its shipbuilding industry to meet foreign > competition The Second Cnamber < Lower Housei of Parliament approved Government proposals to give subsidies up to 54 million guilders <£5 4 million > over a
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    Lock icon 'AN ACT OF GOD'
    82 1 LONDON. Thurs. BOAC today said its Boeing 7(17 jet disaster in Japan in March, 1'M,.,, when UN people died, was "what some people would call an act of God." In a statement, the airline said it accepted the findings of the Japanese investigators "and recognised the
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    Lock icon $18m. swindle uncovered
    64 1 JAKARTA. 1 hlirs. An .tiiticomipiior body bM uncovered a niav-t.f .swindle ol Mate funds involving about 818 million tupiahs (about $18 million at the current rate). Antara news asency reported today It said the sum constituted about IS pc: cent of the total resources earmarked by the
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    Up go the fares by sea
    311 1 Up go the fares by sea SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore passengers sailing to Europe will now have to pay a surcharge of between $146 and $430 depending on grade of accommodation and class on their fares. This surcharge a eonsequeiice of Increased through the re-ruutinn of vessel* via tin 1 Cape
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    37 1 M I.EAB BLAST WASHINGTON, Than. —The I nited States todaj set off Imv-Mrl<l nndersrovad nuclear M:i»t ,«i Hi Nevada itsi kite l>:«rt of its "plonßhshare" programme to develop pea— Nl use* (or nueir.tr explosive* Renter.
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      Lock icon Bina's peekaboo bloomers shock Ascot
      151 2 Bina's peekaboo bloomers shock Ascot LONDON. Iliurs— prelty Indian sirl w.i.s expelled from thr Kut.il t'.iitioMtrr Jit Ast-11l \«-st«T(l.l\ lII* cms*- slip h.ul pink blootix-rs shouiiir bet at h her mini-skirt Kiehlr.-n yr.ir oltl B i n a Shivdas;iiii. forinrr >vtiiilent .il t-\rliKi\ i' hi- 1 tenh.ini I ulirs College
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      Israel started it all, says de Gaulle
      264 2 Israel started it all, says de Gaulle DARIB, Thurm.- Pre--1 sklent de Gaulle \t tn day called for an end ti> "foreipi intervention" in Vietiiam in ease world ten i>>n., after the Mirtillr Bast war. At ti.c mm Hint- he raised bl I'-'i for Mat) support by Kir the first
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      Lock icon Podgorny in Cairo: It's cheers all the way
      497 2 Podgorny in Cairo: It's cheers all the way MASSIVE SOVIET ARMS AID FREE OF CHARGE TO REBUILD THE SHATTERED ARAB ARMIES CAIRO, Thursday VJLfILDLY cheering crowds greeted Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny when he arrived here yesterday for talks with President Nasser. He was met at the airport by President Nasser
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      Khaw calls on Bowden
      45 2 LONDON. Thurs MaltyHi's Minister of Housing and Loral Government, Mr. Khtw Kai Boh yesterday called on the Commonwealth Affairs Secretary. Mr. 1 Herbert Bowdcn. Mr Khaw arrived here on Sunday after visiting the United Btates He is on a private visit.
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      Lock icon Car attacker
      35 2 NUREMBERG Thurs. A a 7 year-old U.S. soldier w»s ten-tem-ed to eight ye«rs In prison by German court today for trying to murder five girls by running them clown with his car. UPI
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      That eye-patch turns up in mail
      105 2 That eye-patch turns up in mail WASHINGTON. Thurs. Members of Congress are receiving in the mail black eye-patrh.es like the one worn by Gen. .Moshe Dayan (above) who lerl Israel's blitz on the Arab nations. Enclosed with earn patch Mas a rarri with the words "Win in Vietnam" printed on
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      Thai charter
      29 2 BANGKOK Thum Thailand may get its Inns-awaited constitution by the end of thwyear and have flections sometime *~ti\ in 1970. Deputy Premier Prirce Wan Waithyakorn said vesterriav
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      Aid offer to make up Indonesia's foreign exchange gap
      250 2 Aid offer to make up Indonesia's foreign exchange gap THE HAGUE. Thursday. THE 12-nation Aid-to-indonesia conference yesterday announced it had acreed to make up Indonesia's 1967 forripn exchanep pap of USS2OO million as an emergency measure to hrlp the country's ailing economy. The announcement ram* at the end of a
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      Changing of the guard
      51 2 JAKARTA. Thurs Acting President Oen. Suharto will soon have a new regiment comprising the lour branches of the srrned services tn guard the presidential palaces, it was reported today All of former President Soekamo's p*larps are now guarded by members of the famed Bandoeng-based Sillwangl troopers
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      Lock icon Politburo now
      25 2 MOSCOW, Thurs. Russia* new security chief. Mr. Yuri Andropov, was promoted today to membership in the all-ruling poll'buro of the Communist Party. UPI.
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      Lock icon Another walkout at UN as Eban speaks
      292 2 Another walkout at UN as Eban speaks UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. The Soviet Ambassador, Mr. Fedoi enko, walked out oi the General Assembly yesterday when the Israeli Foreign Minister, Mr. Abba Eban. rose to reply to charges by Mr. Mahmoud FawzL the UAR Deputy Prime Minister. Mr Faw7i later lelt his
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      Lock icon SEX AND TORTURE CASE TOLD OF CLIENTS IN INDIA
      210 3 Nl.tt \RK New Jersey). Thurs. A detective testified it the "HouNe of Torture trial yesterday that hr found a master file containing pictures, n.inies anil iihlmi rs of clients in the I'nited States md India. Chiliand Argentina, among olher countries. Detective
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      Birthday in hospital
      37 3 TOKYO. Thurs. Little Poh K ,.ii. Yum;, from Babah< cele-br.cit-d hi.s fourth biilicl.iy at Juntendn University hotpltal here jresterday, bwe he baa been undeTgOins treatment for .i rare blood dltaaaf since last December. Rcutrr.
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      35 3 SAIGON. Thurs. U.S. fighter bombers pounded the Thai Nguyen Iron and steel industrial complex north of Hanoi yesterday as heavy raids continued around the North Vietnamese capital and the port of Haiphong.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon £150,000 a day loss for British ship firms
      621 3 LONDON, Thurs THE closing ot the Suez Canal has cost British shipowners £2 million and this amount is rising at the rate of about £150,000 a day, an industry spokesman said today. The spokesman said the figures were based on the average
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      Lock icon Two noes, so Peking and Delhi planes stay grounded
      168 3 Two noes, so Peking and Delhi planes stay grounded jVEW DELHI. Thurs. 1 The Government today repeated its refusal to allow China to evacuate injured members of its embassy staff here after Peking had rejected a reciprocal Indian request An External Affairs Ministry spokesman said the Chinese Foreign Office this
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      Murder plot is foiled
      58 3 NEW YORK. Thurs A plot to assassinate moderate civil rights leaders here was foiled by the arrest of 16 members of a pro-Chinese extremist Negro group in a series of pre-dawn raids today. Police said that a large number of revolvers, rifles, bombs and ammunition was
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      Lock icon BRITISH ENVOY BARRED AT PEKING AIRPORT
      88 3 DEKING. Thurs— Britain's i 1 Charge d'Affaires here. I Mr Donald Hopson. was torbldden to enter Peking Airport to greet President Kaunda when he arrived (or a state visit yesterday. As Mr. Hopson walked up the steps of the airport building police blocked his
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      Soviet and East Europe envoys walk out of Peking banquet
      351 3 Soviet and East Europe envoys walk out of Peking banquet PEKING, Thursday COYIET and East European diplomats walked out of a state banquet for Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda here last night when Chinese Premier Chou En-lai attacked Moscow's stand on the Middle East. The Soviet Charge D'Aflaires led the walkout
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      Lock icon I'm still champ and the greatest, says Clay
      319 3 ALL THE WAY TO SUPREME COURT UOUSTON, Thurs. 11 Cassius Clay, sentenced to five years' jail and a fine of US$lO,OOO for refusing induction into the Army, showed some of his old form yesterday, declaring: "I'm still the champ and the greatest."
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      30 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs. Th« White House announced today that Luci Johnson Nugent's son has been named Patrick Lyndon Nut?en' after Ms 'ither. Patrirk Nugent, and grandfather. President Johnson. AP
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      Lock icon Four men set off the Aden tragedy: Britain
      279 3 Four men set off the Aden tragedy: Britain LONDON. Thurs. The British Government said yester day that the suspension of four Arab army officers caused the Aden mutiny. The Foreign Office Minister of State. Mr. George Thomson, told Parliament: "Shooting is still taking place ana public buildings and commercial premises
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      34 3 SYDNEY. Thurs— The li'tle town of Merriwa. 200 miles from here v. .is wtthoul tei tod-iy after children ««re believed to have opened a vahe and emptied a 200.000 gallon reservoir.— Reuter.
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    Feeding at aquarium
    67 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Van Kleef Aquarium will be open to the public and tourists daily from •Tatar 1 during feeding time of flsh and marine animals between noon and 2 pm A total of 73.400 peopl* had viMted the aquarium to watch fishes feed In December last
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    Pugilists to show China war arts
    289 4 p SINGAPORE. Thurs. A SPECTACULAR charily performance of the world-famous martial arts of North and South China by Honf? Kong pugilistic experts in aid of the Singapore Cancer Society, is expected to draw a capacity crowd at the National Theatre on Saturday night. Already
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    Japanese wife tells of husband's cruelties
    513 4 'I CAN'T FORGIVE HIM FOR THE WRONGS...' TWELVE \ears ago, a Japanese woman in Tokyo married a man from Singapore, and made her home here. Today, Mrs. Teruko Lim told the High Court that her married life was full of misery brought about by
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    Malayan delicacies made by welfare girls
    158 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs The Social Welfare Department has started a cottage industry scheme at two of its welfare homes for girls to give the residents an opportunity to earn, save and equip themselves for a better start In life when they leave these homes. Services
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    'Resign' call to Upko's twelve in Assembly
    233 5 'Resign' call to Upko's twelve in Assembly From Albert Ramalingam lESSELTON, Thurs. J -The United Sabah National Organisation Youth executive commitee today called on all 12 Upko members in the State Assembly to resign. In a statement issued here tonight, it said that the recent elections were fought on the
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    Accountant on fraud charge
    64 5 KUAI.A I.UMPL'R. Tliurs. A Mb-MccountHtu. Chrok Vonc 1!6 wins chareed in the naglatmte'i •ourt here today with Irauduiantlv iiMn? a forseci document as application for shares in the United .Asbestos cement Berhad. The incident, was alleged to have occurred at the Malayan Bank in Jalan Bandar
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    More labour protection
    34 5 Xl AI A LUMPUR, I Inn s. today approved .1 rr.Miiution to extend the protection provided under the Employment Ordinance 1955 to white-collar workers earning not more than SSOQ a month.
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    Malaysian mission off to Saigon
    88 5 KUALA LUMPUH. Thur>. Tan Sri Taib bin Haji Andak, chairman ol the Federal Land Development Authority, has left [or Saigon on a fact-find-ing mission to study how Malaysia can help in South Vietnam's pacification programme. He was accompanied by Mr. C. C. Too, head of
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    GOVT STOCKPILE RICE GOES ON MARKET
    79 5 GOVT STOCKPILE RICE GOES ON MARKET I^LALA I.L.MPUR. Thurs. Government stockpile rice is available in limited quantities, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry announced today. In a statement, it also said that retailers had been riirretrd lo sell the Government stockpile rice at not more than 32 cents a kati.
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    Spelling the way to closer ties— by Khir
    390 5 Spelling the way to closer ties— by Khir KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today emphasised that the new common spelling system between Indonesia and Malaysia would result in better and wider understanding between the two nations. Stressing the "heavy responsibility" confronting members of the
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    Car radio: Surprise checks on licences
    101 5 Car radio: Surprise checks on licences ItUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Motorists were today advLsed to have with them licences for their car radios A Government statement >.i:ci that non-possession of valid licences for the .xets carried a maximum nnr of SI. OOO or a yt ir'« ininr'..- nBN Dl Wiieiess iiiNpeifion
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    Celine meets Tun Razak
    71 5 Celine meets Tun Razak Ti N voiiui ita/.ak uuiN uilU iMISS (ciiitv rtabe\aHU the Mala|Utaj ui'ii K itr and mm \MIIII.III p.ir lu'ipanl at tinskiiiiil Seminar on Devrlopmcnl. mum;. ilic reception .uitr the openiiiK of the iiitt tin. Looking on arc the Permanrnt Secretary to the Prime Minister's Department, Tan
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    TEN VIE FOR 'MISS S'POREUNIVERSE' TITLE
    159 5 me nnais 01 the Singapore Mint Universe iyoV coniesi wih be hela at the Oiean PaiK Hotel on bunaay night. Altogether l«i firls will compete foe thr right to r. p.esciu Singapore at the liliu Universe conte>t in Miami B;-ach next momn. Th<> were
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    Talks with Lee
    42 5 SINGAPORE. ThUIB. [I* leader of the Australian Federal opposition and leader oi the Federal Parliamentary Labour Party. Mr. Gough Whitiam. will vi.Mt Singapore eary next month for i>ilks with the Prime Minister. Mr. L?e Kuan Yew and government Otfli
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    Get things done—and quickly, says Razak
    645 5 Get things done— and quickly, says Razak KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday rpUN Abdul Razak today called on all government officials concerned with development to acquire a new attitude of innovation combined with the ability to lead. Speaking at the openins of the nine-day .seminar mi development here, Hie Deputy Prime Minister
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    Doctor's son found dead in hotel
    130 6 Doctor's son found dead in hotel MALACCA. Thurs. Lim Wee Lee, 22. a j teacher from Muar, Found dead In a room In the Malacca Hotel here on Tuesilftht A bottle containing deeplets was found beiii. Lun was 'lie third son of mer, Dr. Lirr. Alt Si" He booked Into
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    Wong to open factory
    29 6 v fan Sri W ••ip-tabn-cate<l IndustriM (Ml Berhud'a it; mile. Bimpang a Province Welle 1 1 July l. monjr \\:ii M «1 hv huflot luin
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    Wong elected
    20 6 Ciixf v S d chairman *>f h« Slate br.<nrh of the Nation.il Con.:; for I NfcSfO. formed today.
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    House told: Holders of old S'pore cards face action
    197 6 House told: Holders of old S'pore cards face action KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Singapore citizens residing in West Malaysia who have not taken the Republic's new identity cards are liable to be prosecuted. The Minister of Justice. Haji Abdul Rahman bin Ya'akub. said this in th» Dewan Ra'ayat today. is replying
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    FORMER BARISAN MP DETAINED
    99 6 FORMER BARISAN MP DETAINED tIN(i.\POKK. Jl»urs. J Barisan Snsialis assistant secretary general. Koo Young (above), ha* bei-n detained under the Internal Security Act. His detention follows the series of demonstrations mil other public disturbances sponsored b\ the party It was iff— glj condemned by the parly today. Koo Yoi;he «<s
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    Annual meeting
    38 6 I>EN.\NG. Thuiw The Ma- layan Leprosy Relirl AjSOCiaUon. Pen^iig branch. «i<l hold tta annual meeting at the North Malaya Bus Srivue AaMdaUon< Bui-rrwh Road at. 11 a.m. on Sunday. The merlin* will be followed by luncheon.
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    Now $150 a month travel allowance for MPs
    502 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. MPs arc to be paid a monthly travelling allowance of $150. This is in addition to their present monthly allowance of 5750 and subsistence allowance of $35 a day while attending parliamentary meetings. Train passes The new allowance was
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    MP to query migration
    51 6 Singapore, Than, a PAP. back-bencher. Professor Yeoh Gri:ni Spnc iJoo Chiat > «ill «>k ;hr Minister for Labour. Mr. Jrk Venn Tone. ;<t next Thursdays sitting nf nurUaaaeni for figures ol the niomhly rmma'ion of people from M^lay.-iH to Singa.Toie in •erm.- of ethnic, religious and
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    U.S. girl lva plans to learn Malaysian way of life
    225 6 U.S. girl lva plans to learn Malaysian way of life DENANC. Thurs Si\- teen-year-old l\.i Terry Carrie, Hist ftirrif «>H student sent to I'rn.iiiu under the American I leM j Serviic exchange pro- gramme, hopes lo Ic.nn the Malayvtaa «.i\ of life during her nine weeks' stay. Miss Curric «ho
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    That $400m interest
    76 6 L I.M.A l.l'Ml'l K. Thins. —The Treasury lod.iy clarified a statement made b> the Minister of I (nance. Tim Tan Siew sin, in the l)<-w.in Ka.ivat last Saturday .ibout the Mill) million inlrrrst the (iinrrnmcnt was p;iyin« ■mi loans. This .inwiinl. tlic Trranrj said, v.is the total
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    Walls smeared with slogans
    35 6 Th« munity emif in 'he N*"? Soon are* The Peoples In :oc!;iv ai'pealed tn the iie area to fiirnlsh information and to help .he police punish the "undttlrCbta ele.■>.ponslb!e lor <iama«ing
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    Faster action on requests for land
    203 6 Faster action on requests for land JOHURK BAHKU. Thursday. THE Johorc Government has launched an operation to streamline procedure in all land offices in the State to ensure that land applications are dealt with quickly and smoothly. Thi.s wa.s announced by the Mentri Besar. Dntu Haji Othman Saat. here today
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    An assurance on rural health
    193 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs rE Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Health. Inche Ibrahim bin Abdul Rahman, assured the Dewan Ra'ayat today that the Government has .icc-irded high priority to rural health programmes In Its Development Plan* Inche Ibrahim, replying i question by Hail Abu Baknr
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    16-year-old schoolboy is found guilty
    379 7 '52 WOUNDS' MURDER SINGAPORE, Thursday. A SCHOOLBOY with the nickname of "Barber's Son" was found guilty this evening at the Hij;h Court to a charge of murdering a construction worker who sustained S2 wounds. Lim Yau Hung, who is now 16 years and two months
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    TELEVISION PRODUCER DIVORCED
    81 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A local television producer. Uan Ton* L#ng. 31. was today successfully sued by his wife for divorce on the ground of his adultery with a woman in Still Road. Mr Justice Tan Ah Tah (tranted Hans wife. Ow Stone Neon. a decree nisi to be
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    Kampong Glam fete
    20 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The KamiKinK Glam community centre will celebrate their seventh anniversary with a dinner on Saturday.
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    ABANDONED BABY: IDENTITY A MYSTERY
    115 7 ABANDONED BABY: IDENTITY A MYSTERY SINGAPORE, Thurs— The Identity of an 18--month-old baby girl, who was found abandoned outside the YMCA in Fort Canning last week still remains unknown. No-one has come forward to Identify or claim the child, despite continued appeals by the police. And all attempts to trace
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    Zlin chief to boost Czech trade with S'pore
    154 7 Zlin chief to boost Czech trade with S'pore SINGAPORK. Thurs— Mr. J. Danhelka (above), managing director of Zlin Co. Ltd.. which handles about 90 per cent of Singapore-Czechoslovakia trade. will leave for /«'< hosl<>\ akia on Saturday for talks on increasing further the blossominn trade between the two countries. When
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    Blood service
    57 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs The air-conditioned mobile blood bank of the Singapore Blood Transfusion Service, will be stationed at High Street car park adjacent to the High Court building from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday. On Sunday, the Blood Donation Centre at the General Hospital will be opened from
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    A mother's 'guilty' plea to infanticide is rejected
    270 7 A mother's 'guilty' plea to infanticide is rejected SINGAPORE. Thurs. A district judge, Mr. Donald Yeo Hock Chwee, today rejected plea of guilty by a 28-year-old woman accused of committing infanticide by causing the death of her month-old daughter. Explaining his refusal. Mr. Yeo said he was not satisfied that
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    Liner delayed
    31 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs The P and O luxury liner Chitral. which has been delayed In Hong Kong for repairs, will arrive In Singapore on July 2 Instead of this Saturday.
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    Spore-made bikes out next month
    188 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. SINGAPORE MADE bicycles will be ready for the local market as well as overseas markets from the beginning of next month. "or tin- past two months, trial runs have been going smoothly at a modern factory in Jurong the first bicycle factory in
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    New seven-storey school
    57 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs The Member of Parliament for Anson. Mr. P. (iovindaswamy. will declare open the new S4.VVOOO seven-storey Peck Seah Primary School in Peck Seah Street, on June 2't. The school can accommodate more than 2.000 students in two sessions. It Is a co-educational school, using English
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    75ft TOWER, BELL for NEW $180,000 CHURCH
    250 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A 75-ft tower with an electrically operated bell. ordered from Britain, will be one of the features of the new $180,000 Zion Bible Presbyterian Church, which is being built in Tavlstock Avenue. The tower and bell, which cost $3,000. have just
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    DEATHS
    96 8 m Wur4t Sit (Mimimum) MRI Wtl KHIHU MONO a*ed 73 pa»rd away pr*<cful|y on 21.6 L»«vint wn. W.. Hl«n itial on« <Uu«hi»r in law. on* dnuKhtrr, a aun Inlau, l grand ihlldmn aud a mil irani-phl d FIUMMI on 23 6«7 at t V <r\ fron Hliigapor* C«»k»t CoraiMin)r
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    REQUIEM
    26 8 Wurdi tli {Dllmtimmm) BIOUUM MASS for ih» lal. Barnard AmhruM will b. tald at Xh» ihurth of Hrn.a.lrllr. /.ion Koad. Nt 530 |i m. today
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    IN MEMORIAM
    24 8 M Worit tls {Mlmlmmm) IN LOVING MIMORV of Ant B»a who dapartnl a yaar ago 23 ««u Sadly nii.n-d hy your family.
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  • The Straits Times
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      The Distant Goal
      1004 8 This year's seminar on national development, which began in Kuala Lumpur yesterday, will be a much more pointed affair than last year's. The MOfM of proceedings then j was so wide as to be almost undisciplined and the result, I though stimulating, not what the organisers had
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      Sino-Indian Row
      235 8 The Ritl Guards have withdrawn from the Indian Embassy in Peking and the diplomats and their wives and 1 children, besieged within for four days, have been allowed to return to their homes. Reciprocally, the Indian Government has lifted its retaliatory blockade of the Chinese Embassy in New
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    Revolution comes for India's princes
    395 8  - Revolution comes for India's princes WARREN UNA by New Delhi INDIA'S princes, 20 x years after the nations Independence, sense that the revolution finally may be coming. The powerful workIng committee of India 1 Congress Party recommended recently that some of the princes' privileges be abolished. What started It all
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    LEARNING MALAY
    461 8  -  YUNUS MARIS LESSON 58 in a new series by GLOSSARY: MEnyeret (from "seref'J —to drag; MENGhanchorKAN (v) to crush, destroy; DI-saingl (v) to be accompanied, side by side, (in present Les. It nwans: "to be matched by") We all know that war did break out in the Middle
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    Mao's thoughts paralyse his schools
    793 8  - Mao's thoughts paralyse his schools Stanley Karnow AN IMPOSSIBLE SEARCH FOR ACCEPTABLE CURRICULA by HONG KONG AT Peking University and other schools in the Chinese capital, students open their red-covered breviaries of Mao Tse-tung's quotations each morning, and chant slogans for an hour Then they rush to stage political meetings
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    Bribes: Go for 'big fish' Govt is urged
    1035 9 By OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday ALLIANCE backbenchers and the Opposition today urged the Government to go for the "big fish" in its efforts to stamp out corruption. The call was made when the Dewan Ra'ayat was debating a Bill to
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    New college for Brunei
    67 9 BKUNEI TOWN, Thurs. A new $6 million teachers' training college has been planned for Brunei to replace the existing one at Berakas. mi Education Department spokesman said today. The college, to be built on a 35-acre site at Oadong near Brunei Town will have facilities for
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    Second crop
    30 9 KANGAR. Thurs— Nearly 800 fanners In Perils have started double-cropping of padl during the present off-season. So far they have planted mot» than 3,000 acres of padi land.
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    Oil firm gives $5,000 to aid higher studies
    177 9 Oil firm gives $5,000 to aid higher studies KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today received $5,000 and a promise of another $5,000 for the Tengku Abdul Rahman Foundation, and $1,740 for the National Disaster Fund. The General Manager of Mobil. Mr. JR. Kendall, who
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    Illegal toddy tapping big business in Johore
    135 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. Illegal toddy tapping la flourishing right under the nose of the Johor* authorities but they cannot lift a finger to curb such operations, an Alliance Assemblyman said yesterday. This was because under the State Excise Enactment, licence 1* needed only
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    Airline chief leaves
    50 9 BINOAPORE. Thurs. Ceakoslovenske Aeroilnies district manager for Indonesia, Mr. Marian Lnenicka. flew back to Jakarta today aft«- a IC-day visit to lay the groundwork U*c his airline's commencement of operations here next month. He will be returning to Czechoslovakia In a week's time to submit a report.
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    THE TIDES
    88 9 TODAIf Sedili Kechll 11.23 a.m. (B.3ft) 8.05 p.m. (6.5 ft); Singapore 12.30 a.m. 1 7.9 ft > 11.10 p.m. (9.3 ft); Port Dickson 7.05 am. (B.lft) 7.38 p.m (9.2 ft); Port Swettenham 6.38 a.m. (14.9 ft) 6.46 p.m. (15.3 ft); Penang 1.05 am. >7ft) 1.05 p.m (8.7 ft..
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    Goldsmith robbed of $50,000
    176 9  - Goldsmith robbed of $50,000 LEE FOO SAN: HIGHWAY GRAB No. 1 By Ipoh, Thursday AG O L D SMITH, Mr. Chin Yoke Choong, 40, was robbed of $43,000 worth of jewellery and $7,000 in a highway hold-up by four armed men at the 71 i mile IpohButterworth trunk road at
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    $14,500 snatch after ambush
    124 9 HIGHWAY GRAB No. 2 By CHAN BENG SOON: Alor Star, Thurs. THREE armed men last night robbed a tin miner, Mr. Wong Kuan Vat, of $14,500 while he was on his way back to his mine in a taxi at Klian Intan. Mr. Wong. 42, had
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    Oxford Street's Xmas lights for MDay joy
    177 9 Oxford Street's Xmas lights for MDay joy From Michael Foong T ONDON, Thurs.—Ox- ford Street's famous Christmas decorations will adorn the streets of Kuala Lumpur during the Merdeka Day celebrations In August. They have been bought by the Federal Capital authorities for £5.000 from th» designer and manuracturer. Wlnfon Irvine.
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    Birthday rally
    42 9 PARIT BUNTAR. Thun. More rhan 3.000 Muslims wID take part In a rally on the public padang here at 7.30 am on Sunday to celebrate the Prophet Mohamed'f. birthday. Before the rally, there will be a procession round the town.
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      Formosan, Singapore venture
      364 10  - Formosan, Singapore venture CHAN BONG SOO By establishment of Acma Electrical Industries Ltd. is yet another contribution towards Singapore's aim of establishing an electrical manufacturing complex to earn the Republic foreign exchange. The new company is a Joint venture between Formosan and Singapore businessmen and has an authorised capital of
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      JAL man for course after promotion
      93 10 JAL man for course after promotion MR. Richard Ng Mong Hwee has been appointed sa Japan Air Lines sales representative. Prior to his new appointment. Mr. Richard Ng was senior traffic officer In the company attached to the Singapore Airport. Mr. Richard has been with Japan Air Lines for the
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      H.K. BANK MEN FOR LONDON
      102 10 MESSRS. Ho Soon Guan and Koay Kee Hock, members of the clerical staff of the Hongkong und Shanghai Banking Corporation. Kuala Lumpur, are being sent to the London office for a period of six months as regional officer trainees at the end of this month.
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      Mobile Trade Fair attracts interest
      117 10 Mobile Trade Fair attracts interest CONSIDERABLE lnterest was shown in the American Export Isbrandtsen Lines' Mobile Trade Fair of industrial instrumentation and controls which opened in Singapore last week. This was stated by Mr. Gary Ho, manager of the American Export Isbrandtsen Lines in Singapore. A number of trade enquiries
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      New synthetic plant ready
      34 10 The Australian Synthetic Rubber Co. Ltd.'« new Ass million manufacturing unit for producing polybutadiene synthetic rubber is now In full production. Australian Bynthetlc Rubber has been making styrenebutadlene synthetic rubber
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      'Textile sales have declined'
      113 10 MR. Robert F. Hawtln, sales director of Obaditch Ltd.. England, visited Singapore recently to promote sales. During his stay in Singapore, Mr. Hawtln had discussions with his local textile sole agents. M. H. Shamdasani Co. and hardware sole agents. Mercantile Agency Corporation. He said his company,
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      Japan now intensifies her sales' drive
      255 10 JAPAN is now intensifying its sales drive in the Singapore and Malaysian markets for photographic products. Her leading manufacturer, the Fuji Photo Film Co. Ltd. which entered these markets only a lew years ago. has taken steps to increase its share of the market
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      First of seven
      141 10 rr photograph above was taken at the launching of the Friesenstein on May 26 at Lubeck, Germany. This vessel is owned by Norddeutschor Lloyd Bremen who have a programme for the building of seven new expressliners for operation between Europe and the Far East. The first of
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      Smelting executives leaving for U.K.
      135 10 SHARIKAT Eastern Smelting Berhad Penang, In furtherance to Its training policy for its local senior staff Is sending two of Its executives, Mr. V.E.A. Klein and Inche Mohd. Yusoff bin Ahmad to England next month for a three week intensive study tour. They will visit
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      BMC expansion
      40 10 The British Motor Corporation Is going ahead with plans to Increase production capacity to 1.250,000 vehicles a year by 1970. The expansion and replacement Of equipment Involves a capital Investment of £20 million a year for three years.
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      189 10 .B I u^H ■.> all S «^h» Sydnay Hmrbour Bridg; »»ft from MilsonS Point- just ten minute* from a new Bank of America of flea Man-on-the-spot... in Sydney. He's just opened a representative office for the first American bank in Australia. If you have business there, he's the man to
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    Singapore puts a shine on Burma shoes...
    181 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore buys paraffin wax from Burma to make shoe polish, and then sells the polish to Burma. This ha> particularly Impressed a visiting Burmese trade mission, who praised the quality of Singapore's industrial products alter a Tiali to the Products and
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    Theft from godown
    68 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Thieves used a stolen van to carry away their loot of sardines and window louvres from A. Clouet and Co s godown in Jalan Ipoh early yesterday mornIng. The tipty v<n was found abandoned near the Golden City Theatre in .J^lan Ipoh later hy
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    Vacancies in SIM course
    53 11 SINGAPORE. Thur.- The Singapore Institute ofl M.<n.<grmen; todnv announced tint ire .still a fcx racwda in their tluifl rpfidrntul drivanced m<tnaertni n: course to ht> nrld nrv month :n the Cameron Higiiland.« The course will be conducted br three professors from the Harvard rmversny Graduate School
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    Now, winking rings
    92 11 THK newest craze among Tokyo's young girls .»rc ■■winkinu" rings And in a land where it is considered improper for a woman td wink in public, a "inkin- rinu is iust the thine. The rings are fitted with ryes that wink with movements of one's (int- ers
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    ACCOUNTANT CHOPS COCKEREL'S HEAD IN LOAN' DISPUTE
    192 11 IPOH Thursday. a DISPUTE over a sum of $4,000 was settled in I the Temple of the Goddess of Mercy in Brewster Road here. i Mr. Soo Choon Tan. an accountant, had denied in the High Court two weeks ago that he ever
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    Lock icon Manila paper: Stop Sabah smuggling
    90 11 MANILA. Thur>. A Manila Time,-, columnist said today that Malaysia should crack down on the smuggling of contraband cigarettes into the Philippine> from Borneo if they want to demonstrate their friendship with the Filipinos. M IXUDQ in tlir Mhiiilh Time.s: 'Tiio recordi show :hai since
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    Lock icon GSA to limit commercial sales to deteriorated rubber
    183 11 WASHINGTON. Thurs. rE General Services Administration announced yesterday it was limiting its commercial sales of stockpiled rubber to deteriorated rubber and that this would not be sold for export The GSA also indicated I there might not be much rubber available for
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    An $18mil. facelift for Johore Bahru
    316 11  - An $18mil. facelift for Johore Bahru RE.JAL ARBEE By lOHORE BAHRU, J Thurs. Plans have been drawn up to give Johore Bahru an $18 million facelift to turn U into a major tourist centre. This was announced by the Mentri Besar, Dato Ha.it Othman bin Sa'at, at a dinner given
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    Butcher fined
    31 11 penang. loan a batctwr. l.eonjt I.iir. Choy 51 ni fined SISO today when he pleaded guilty to possessing the carcase of a pin not slaughtered at the city abattoir
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    Demand for transfer by 23 teachers
    354 11 Demand for transfer by 23 teachers KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday fWENTY-THREE of the 40 teachers of the Laxsamana Secondary School in Kota Tinggi all members of the National Union of Teachers are demanding an immediate transfer to another school. The reason for their demand the transfer of their colleague, h senior
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    Abandoned car
    26 11 KUAt A LUMPUR. Thurs. A brown I.suzu Bellfl. number BM. 2412. ua* t'lund abandoned outside the Kuni 1-eng Restaurant in Pudu Road this morning.
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    Promotion and new job for Gen. Walker
    71 11 Promotion and new job for Gen. Walker tIMiAPORE. Thurs The former Director of Operations in Borneo. Major-General \V. I Walker (above), has been appointed GOC-in-Chief. Northern Command, in Britain, with the rank of Lieutenant-(ieneral. He will take OTOf his new duties in October. \fter relinquishing his command in East Malaysia
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    A short session for Spore MPs
    141 11 A short session for Spore MPs SINGAPORE. Thurs. —The meeting of Parliament next Thursday is not expected to be a long one. The agenda a.< II now stand* ij .short with fly* introduced at the meeting last month one 'o come up lor second reading. Third reading is likely to
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      525 12 TUITION n B>***JS i* (Hrn i— Nm rfs txtrm PRCPAIE NOW for tour rommic exarr.inationa. Kngllsh. MathematKS. LEARN SWIMMING. OANCINC LBdK 111) Men (3U Appointment lS|iore. 4U711V. 4 :i74V TUITION AT PUPILS nornen Primary Secondary rasaass ill subjects rea>on»tile lees Coa A4:tjl S.I. S pore MATHS NIC. Additional hie School
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      998 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS W.,,4. ft i Him.)— llmx H <■'• USIO CAR BUYERS doo t fall M look over our quality Al u«ed car» bafars deriding Rec value al Singa--I«SS FORD CORTINA Deluxe I o«"v mileane ricellaai eandltava. T* iS porn S4.ly«'> SINCER CAZILLE CONVERTIBLE one o«ner TO.OOO miles
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    164 14 MELBOURNE Thurs \IINING stocks fell sharply m I easier bas* Meuls and Oils section Some nickels made part tial recoveries Western Mining .sold do«n to $18.00 and flmMied 195 cems lower at $1835 Gt. I Bouldrr down 65 cents to $3 55. The market lor Industrials was also
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    65 14 /'HINCSE Produce e«chan««. Sinntarday: Cicinut all: bulk S4Ti Mllen. drum I sco mbjhb, Cipra: Mixrd if.oh) loo«. Jum/ July IK Com i?>i n Pappar: Muntok «hit» <MS »»ll»ra f»"«Hk «hite ***** >»llfrn. apeclal tsarauak hUrk WTJ arllrra. carhled Lampnng blark SIOTt sellrra imII <"«'•, M.W, ASTA SI1T« aellera
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    84 14 'I'HE Atiociatun at Bankt in Malaysia 1 m.d* thmf changea In Ha ISIM to merclunti yraterday tall ratta to IJSBI Unittd Statlt: Buying TT 32 11 airman OD K|J l*. 90 dlt J3J crfrtit hilla, 3.1H Iti tradf bills. Canada: Buying TT :i:>.' 18, airmail OD is. 90
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 14 June 23. RUBBER PRICE: 57 i cents (down one-eigbtb of a cent). TIN: $608.75 (down 25 cents). Kstimated offering 235 tons (down 5 tons).
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    1192 14 l.umpur trading rooms of th* Mock r\cnanfp yesterday wim the numhrr of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS MtMBMj II.IMM. iIW. d.COOi si t" i3.M81 KUtti Camral lutir IS.BMI 11 -BO P. UJ.UB*)! l>. I1S.0M) II D. (Hi.iMiOi si l> (ST.BM) vl '..I |i. (SS.OM) «l 53.
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    H.K. RATES
    35 14 ON the fna .ichin,. marka* Hotik Kong yesterday the U.B. Oillir waa quoted at S.TB (or T.T. and 3.77 was cath. Stirling was quoted at 16.06 aa* •n« tail of (ild at 373.
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    LOCAL RUBBER PRICES
    248 14 II Lv first rrade rubber f.o.b. Imyers closed at 5 p.m. in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore yesterday at 57 cents per Ib. down one-eighth of a cent on Wednesday's closing level. The tone was very quirt. R.A.S. and M.R.K. closing prices in cents per Ib. yesterday. Buyers
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      456 14 Smtaport p. yua rifling £TA/EID ETA. tID EU/ETB FROM CttCUTTA M.V STATE OF CUIUHAT for Honj Kon| 1 Japan Jim Jwi 21,27 FROM CtICUTTA •STATE OF HUTCH" tor rrssmtll. Milßmiii Jt Sy:-r Jil| II I iilf %l 1 FROM MADRAS NAGAPATTIhAM S PENANC. T.S.S "STATE OF MADRAS toi Nijacaitiiu-n Vaoras
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      264 14 tor Europe and the United Kingdom T/V "G. MARCONI" (27.890 tons airconditioned throughout stabilized) Oep. SYDNEY 13/7 Arr. HONGKONG 21/7 2 p.m. Dep. HONGKONG 22/7 7 p.m. Je'p. SINGAPORE 25/7 JJJ Arr. DURBAN 3/8 12 a.m. Dep. DURBAN 4/8 9 a.m. .ft. LAS PAL A S '3/8 y 12 messina
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    REACTION ON STOCK MART AFTER SHARP ADVANCE
    950 15 From Our Market Correspondent 'T'HFRE was a reaction on 1 the .stork Exchange yesterday after the sharp fourday rise and most industrials finished the day off brst The sharp rise continued at the opening of the market yesterday aided by the announcement that
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    STOCK INDICES
    34 15 Malayan Stork Indlrra June 21. June 22. •Industrial*. 111.93 112 87 •Properties: 108.41 inius v.Mlninm: 95.85 9 S9S t$ rubbers: 109.77 109 77 •Dec. 2S. 1962 100. t D*c. 30. 19«fi 100.
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    Straits tin down 25 cts. on fair buying demand
    401 15 rrvHE Strait* tin price in X Penan* yesterday foil 25 rent* to MM.TI per pi. ul on an offering estimated down 5 tons tn 235 tons. This Mas exactly in I Ine with the drop of 10s. per ton in the
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    232 15 CHIPS lying alonitldt tht iinnnmi M.th.ur wharvtt W tiiMcttd today art: R F A. Tldr-urtf I 2 Hwgn Klit. 3 4. Mentor >»/». Palm I no lO'll Sxn»»l Muni 21/22 Wyvrrn 2S 2«. Katon. -'7.2«. Anns K 3d. Mfnfithfui M, 34. NMn Ling* 3* 3K. Chrklanx 40/
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      188 15 COLD STORAGE HOLDINGS LIMITED r lncorporated In England) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at the Annual General MeetIng of the Cnmpanv to be held on the 22nd July. 1967 the Directors will rerommrnd for approval payment, of a Final Dividend of R';.. less 4n'% Inrome Tnx. In respect M the
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      200 15 ANNOUNCEMENT Arrangements have been made to hold a nrft Annual Ceremony i Ardda Thevasami of late Mrs. Vallammal Vallipuram wife of Mr Vallipuram. of No 24. Road 11 4 P.J. at the Slvam Teniple. Sentul. i Kuila Lumpur on Tuesday the 27th June. No Individual lnvita- tlon are send out
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      213 15 TENDERS MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND CO-OPERATIVES TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received in the Office nf the Betla Usaha Tetap. Kementerian Pertsnlsn dan Sharikat Kerla&ama. Jalan Swettenham. Kuala Lumpur up to Noon of 12th July. 1967 for the supply and dellvery of approx. 23.150 p»u"« of Boat Number plates. Intending
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      583 15 TENDERS PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN J.K.R. SEI.ANGOR. TAWARAN2 daripada Pemborons:2 yang berdaftar diJ.K.R Kelas 'C Kpl. IV— Kpl. Kechil I. 'D 1 -E' Kpl. 11l dan ka-atas akan dl-tertma diPejabat Jurutera Kerja. JKR.. Kuala Langat. Telok Datok hingga pukul 3.00 petang pada 30.6.1967. UNTOK: MEMBEKAL DAN MENGANKUT TANAH MERAH DARIPADA LOMBONG GALIAN
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      490 15 TENDERS P.W.D. SINGAPORE Tenders are Invited rrom P.WJS Regi&ieied Contractors (or the following workit:- onitruction of a Public le»n« In* Depot at Redhill Industrial Estate, Singapore. Building Contractors above $100,000 Closinc Date: 11.7.67 at 10. am Contraction of City Veterinary Centre and Veterinary Discno«tic Laboratory at Kampong Jsva Road. Sines
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      768 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY Applications are Invited for the following posts: I (»i 1 post of Senior Lecturer from population and or settlement geographers with additional experience of research and teaching on population movements, settlement patterns and urban growth In Southeast Asia. (b) 1 post of
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      486 15 TENDER KENYATAAN TAWARAN JKR BESUT TRENGGANU Tawaran daripada Pemboront<2 yang berdaftar dl-JKR dl-bawah Kelas 'EX' dan ka-atas dan kaatas akan dl-terlma dl-Pejabat Jurutera Kerja. J.K.R.. Besut hlngga pukol 12.00 lengah harl 3hb Julal. 1967. untok: MEMBUAT SEMULA ATAP KONKERET MASJID KG. RAJA. BESUT. Segala butir boleh dl-dapatl dimasa kerja dl-Pejabat
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      157 15 TENDERS KENTATAAN TAWARAN J.K.R. PAHANG T.iwaran- daripada pemborong- yang berdaftar didalam JKR. Kelas EX" dan ku-;itis di-bawah Kepala IV Pechahan 1 10 akan dlterima dt-pejabat Jurutera Kerja Kanan. JKR. Pahang Tengah. Temerloh hingga 3 00 petaiiK pada 29hb June, 1967. UNTOK CONSTRUCTION OF R.C. PIPE CULVERTS ALONG ACCESS ROADS TO
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      877 16 NOTICE OF EXHUMATION NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVKN to the children and descendant* of the following de hurled In (he land being Lot 12-241 of Mukim XV. District of Upper Toah pyoh Name <ir Dm v Wan Mung Oon See Chu Choo Neo (Mdm. Oon Chu Chuo Neoi (Female). Boa \V»n
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      834 16 THE PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1959 (NO. 12 OF 1959) I Ml M \STKR PLAN RVLES. l»«! Notirr under Rule 12 v berabj iiven thai ihe following orcposals tor Alleiat-.ons Lister Plan 1 1966 > were on i day ol May. 1867. >übmlttad to t lip Minister (or Law and National Development
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      781 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE Applications are invited lor the tollowmg posts the comirenciny basic salary offered will be dependent upon applicants' qualincations and experience plus variable allowance as payable from tune to time Appointment will be on 3-ye«r Agreement in the first in- j stance: ELECTRICITY
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      804 16 NOTICE PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE Application has been made i<> the Public Utilities Board. Singapore, to issue to Mr. Tan Secic Whye of 60-D Queens Cresi-nts. S-inyapoie. and Mr. Nk See Thoir^ ol I—C.1 C. Fishei Street. Singapore, a duplicate certificate in respei t ol their joint holding of $8,000
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      858 16 TENDERS HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD Separate tenders are invited for any one or all of the following:— 1 1 p ERECTION ft COMPLETION of 1 Block of 20-Storey 3- Room Flats i Improved T>pe> with Shops on Ground Flooi 'Total 305 Units i at Tos Payoh. Neighbourhood IV j Contract
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      732 16 TENDERS KENYATA'AN TAWARAN J.K.R. JOHOR Tawaran danpada Pemboron(;2 yang berdaftar di-J.KR. di-dalam kela.s E D dan C akan dtlenma dl- Pejabat JURITERA NEGERI. JOHOR hmmia jam pukol 2.30 Petang pada ihb Julai. 19«7 Ulllok MEMBENA DAN MENYIAP-KAN 4 BILEK DARJAH PEJABAT SETOR DAN SATU BELOK TANDAS DAN LAINJ Dl-SEKOLAH KEBANCiSVAN
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    338 17  - Why Malaysia withdrew MANSOOR RAHMAN PRE-OLYMPIC SOCCER By withdrew from the pre-Olympic Asian Group 2-A soccer competition because they "did not wint to aggravate the sporting tensions between Malaysia and Indonesia," caused by the abandonment of the Thomas (up badminton challenge round at Jakarta recently. This was stated in a
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    106 17 JAKARTA. Thurj;. Indonesia will smrt a four-man delegation to the International Badminton Federation conference in London or. Juiy 4. riu conference will decide whn' in rin with the abandoned Thoma.s Cup challenge round bet«pcn Indonesia .inri Malaysia at Jakarta two weeks ago. I hf Indonesian
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    Malacca reach critical stage
    334 17 MALAYSIA CUP CINGAPORE. meet Malac dium on Sunday and v south zone winners in th soccer competition. Singapore head the zone table with full points trom five matches. With three more matches to play. Malacca, the only other team in the running in th« zone, are
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    RESULTS RESULTS RESULTS
    657 17 ATHLETICS XL MUOBI in»m: 1 Haw-an I*»>an 2 M. Yusof i Zulkifli 111 (equals record; 2<iont: 1 Hastan Najrao 2 Mohd. Yusof 3 ZuUcilli 23 2 tree 400 m: 1 Parwan Sinah 2 Mohd Yusof 3 Zulkifh i>2 1. ftoom: 1 Sarwan Slntt-. 2 Ramlee 3 Baharan
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    Six youths promoted to Reserve squad
    169 17 SOCCER CIX Youth footballers have been promoted to the Singapore Reserve squad training under coach Choo Seng Quee. They are Brian Richmond. Llm Lye Huat. Ng Kene Ann, Kadir Suleiman. Sukalman Said. Ow Slew '^ng and Raymond Ho. Another Youth player, aoalkeeper Paul Anthonysamy.
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    Feaf final tomorrow
    49 17 RAP Changi and RAF Tengah will meet in the Far East Air Force soccer championship final at RAF Seletar ground Singapore, tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. Tengah beat Oan 6.30 *nd Western Hill 4-0. and Changi lya' Seletar 6-1 and Butterwnr'h 5-0 to qualify for the final
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    52 17 BANGKOK. Thurs Thailand announced that Dee. 9-16 have been act as th» tentative dates for toft fourth Sestp Games to be held In Bangkok. Air Marshal Dawee chui)a*apya. chairman of the organising committee said that sepak rags, rugby and yachting would be included in the Game*
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    The Stipe's report
    255 17 XHE stipendiary steward* report an Wednesday's races at Pfnang. RACE ONE Approachln the 4';( Rrd Peony had to be checked off the hfei- of Prinrm* Melody. Judith Anton 11. who w-a* hsmeine. and Princess Melody went wide round the turn. The Saint dropped out of iha race
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    Emerson out
    38 17 LONDON. Thurs. Australian Roy Emerson, Wimbledon champion In 19M and IMS. crashed to a »-3. 6-4 shock defeat by Tom Okker of Holland In the men's slnclea fourth rn'irH nf >h<> T<ondon Iswn tennis championships yesterday
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    Ronigo one to watch on Sunday
    315 17  - Ronigo one to watch on Sunday EPSOM JEEP HORSE YEAR, FRESH FROM SPELL, STRIDES OUT SURPRISINGLY WELL IN WORKOUT By DONIGO, trained by S. K. Tjoa at Ipoh, is a newcomer to watch at Penanj; on Sunday. A four-year-old Australian gelding by the highly-success-ful sire Smokey Eyes, Ronigo did an
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    Khir to open two meets
    65 17 THE MinlMer of Education. Inche Mohammed Khir Johari. will npen two school* sports meets la Kedah today "la spite of teachers boycotting extramural activities He said tnij la Koala Lumpur yesterday before he left »o attend 'he finals of the Penan* Open badminton rhsmpinntrtinv Inehe
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    462 17 WEIGHTS for Trr Up 8.12 Dull Peak 8.04 all nine races Prince Toumai 8.1 1 Napoii 8.03 t Penan, on E >~ utlv Lightning Kn, A* Krtkm Clipper 8.11 Flash II 8.02 Mil. day: Raton* Beach 8.10 LcgUrlka 8.U2 CL. S, DIV. I— 7F. Oi*in 8.10 alypno Queen 8.01
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    Moore reaches 2,000
    143 17 T ONDON. Thurs— George \j Moore. 43-year-old Australian jockey who joined Noel Murless's highly successful stable this season, scored a double at. Royal Ascot yesterday to complete 2.00n winners during his career. Moore k winners ye,<Wday were both from Murlej.? i Neu-market stable 1.000 Guineas winner rieet
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    174 17 S'pore pick 14 -just in Case... CRICKET THE Singapore erieA ket selectors deviated from normal practice when they named 14 players to travel to Seremban for the MCA leagur match against Necn Senibilnn on July 8-P. mi Oatha. the SC'A trrasurrr .inrl player. d 'it 1 1 unusual for thp
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    115 17 f ONDON, Thurs. Englah rmui'v rrirkPt rlosp of play scores: Al Tunbrid.p «>!!(.. Kent 129 (Coldwell 4-.o>. V/orcs. 69-fi M Aldershol. Army 174 (Dover 5» E\v\ss 4-Si Oxford v JlO-3 (Goldstein 159 no> At Manchester, Noitji P44 (Hill 132 Mikes 6-63 > v Lmr* At Brl«tnl i
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      75 17 PfKCER M»l*T«ia Cttp: XL S pm) MHr Inil»>r-23: K*d*h v S enr iHadinm par'il Perak v Penan* ilpnh Padanr Aman A Par 7 pm > Ipoh Hlv. S r> m > Ipnh Ys v Prtntfrt cCr>ror»- BADMINTON Vrorr (.iniof tlnn p-rii M»l»rr» r»n 2: Hn rhampinn-hip* rOtlll)*mard H<\ Bride* v
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    Police fire tear gas outside court
    349 18 Police fire tear gas outside court SINGAPORE, Thursday. DOLICE fired two rounds of lear g;«s this morning to disperse Barisan Sosudis supporters massed outside the magistrates' courts in South IJridije Road, shortly before the case ;i^;iinsi 32 people accused of rioting and earning subversive documents al North Bridge ftoad on
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    50 18 No. water areas SINGAPORE. Thurs There will be no water supply tomorrow from 9 a.m. lo 6 p.m. at PerMaran Kelilinu (blocks 38 and 40 1. Brahmaputra Road. Ganges Avenue. Mekong Walk. Tigris Walk. Indua Square and Jalan Plngftlr and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Lady Hill Road.
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    109 18 MM. AU VONQ CHEC [uirrtd away peacefully on 84-#! 3 4 j \> m. at Ml Happy Garden P.J. OAVIOtON GEORGE ROBERT, aged 71. suddenly on 22.6.67 at Sifter* Of The Poor. Funeral today 4 i> m. from Home For A^ed OATO KURNIA PADUKA RAJA Tee Kn« W.ih JP
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    23 18 in ever lovinc mtmon •■< f Oanapatiiy auaal lUmtmh' anil deeply ini««.-d by laviru <nd hildren lirothrrn •Kter> and hroth. i < -m-law
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    188 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A 1 PAP back-bencher. Mr. P. Govindaswamy (Anson) will ask the Government at next Thursday's sitting of Parliament what action was taken in the recent disturbances and demonstrations in Singapore. He will also ask the Minister (or Law and National Development. Mr. E. \V. Barker,
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    39 18 yyiTII upraised clenched list, aq angry Pakistani joins Chinese demonstrators outside the Indian Embassy in Peking. The four-day siege, in protest against the beating-up of Chinese diplomats in New Delhi, wns lifted on Wednesday. UPI photo.
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    Lim briefs Tengku
    69 18 r-'JALA LUMPUR. Thurs. I\ Singapore's Finance Minister, Mr. Lim Kirn San. yesterday briefed Tengku Abdul Rahman on the stand his Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, is going to take during his discussions with British officials on defence arrangements in the region. Mi Lim met the Tengku
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    Move for study grants at NEC meeting
    63 18 Move for study grants at NEC meeting SINGAPORE. Thuii.— The annual general meeting of the National Employers' Council to be held at Trade Union House tomorrow will be asked to adopt a resolution to provide for scholarships and book subsidies to undergraduates and students. The council's members provide employment for
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    VIPs see off first Red Guard envoys
    105 18 VI Ps see off first Red Guard envoys PEKING, Thurs. China has sent Us first delegation of Red Guards abroad, according to newspaper reports here today. The Red Guards, wearing Mao badges and waving red booklets left here yesterday to attend a youth oongress in Albania, the reports said. A
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    44 complete training for seamen's jobs
    76 18 44 complete training for seamen's jobs SINGAPORE. Thurs. A total of 44 boys will graduate as seamen from the training snip, Singapore in a graduation ceremony to be held on board the ship on June 24 at 10 a.m. The boys, who have completed 12 weeks of training are ready
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    LONDON STOCKS
    264 18 LONDON, rhurs 1 he London sttxK market turned uncertain towards the close after early firmness. cioMiiy in ddle prices of selected stocks not including .stamp duty were I .11 I I IX ,1 II Con.sol 2V- £37', tu;.d«iw 4- 16 —1 1«> War 8«*« £52'» —1.16 BANKS Chartered
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    RUBBER
    58 18 LONDON. Thurs.— Spot 19\d., July 19-S.d.. Aug. 19d.. Sept. 18 i 1 I6d July Sept. 19d., Oct. Dec. 11:1, d..8 :1 ,d.. Jan. March 18\d., April June 18 7 16d., July Sept. 189 16d.. On Dec 18\d Jan.' March 18 1! ltfd.. Aorll June 18 ,d.. cif July 17
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    TIN
    34 18 LONDON. Thuis. Buyers £1215.. i— £'...i. sellers £121fi' i— £'.p. Forward buyers £1215' i i sellers £1216 £1 > Settlement £1216'j i— £l'_. i Turn-! over a.m. 160 tons. p.m. 50 ions. Tone: Quiet.
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    Body in sea riddle solved: It was gunman Ali
    254 18 Body in sea riddle solved: It was gunman Ali By PHILIP KHOO SINGAPORE, Thurs. Police have finally identified the body of a man with a bullet wound in his head found floating off Sultan Shoal in November last year as the notorious gunman Ali bin Abdullah. When his body was
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    MINISTER ON OUR FUTURE LEADERS...
    133 18 MINISTER ON OUR FUTURE LEADERS... SINGAPORE. Thurs.Singapore's luture leaders will be those with the capacity to solve the problems of food, employment, housing, education, medical care and other social amenities of an Increased multi-racial population. The Minister of State for Culture, Mr. Lee Khoon Choy. said this tonight when he
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      Aik Huang takes 53 min to tame Cheng Hoe
      434 18  -  OH KEE TIANG By IiALAYSIAN ace Tan Aik Huang retained his iTI Penang open badminton singles title which he has held since 1964 when he beat his Thomas Cup teammate Yew Cheng Hoe 15-11, 18-17 in a pulsating 53-minute final at
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      Lock icon Murray gets record as India slump
      339 18 SECOND TEST ONDON. Thurs —lndia batted Lj Gi.-mully aisain.-t England when the second Test began at Lord ;oday and were all out lv. 152 oy mid-afternoon. England nau replied with 107 lor two by close ol play. In the Indian Innings John Murray equalled
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      3 1 STRAITS TIMES SUPPLEMENT
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      FM display heralds new era in radio listening
      513 1  -  YEO TOON JOO By TODAY'S opening of the FM (frequency modulation) and Living Sound System Exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall by the Minister of Culture and Social Affairs, Inche Othinan Wok, ushers in a new era in radio listening in Singapore.
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      Latest public amenities for people in Republic
      465 1 Latest public amenities for people in Republic rrHE Minister for Culture, Inche Ot.iman Wok, has described the Introduction of FM transmission by Radio Singapura as a step "in keeping with our Government's policy of providing the most up-to-date public amenities for our people." FM transmission with its unparalleled reproduction of
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      President hails the new service
      281 1 President hails the new service VfR. HO Tong Won, the president of the Radio and Electrical Traders' Association of Singapore, has hailed the introduction of the FM service by Radio Singapura as "a boon to radio listeners in the Republic." In a message, he stated: "The Radio and Electrical Traders'
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        74 1 HERE ARE THE /k \r JL J STEREO TAPE-RECORDERS with the WONDERFUL RANGE OF J\.M%.J\.M. "CROSS-FIELD HEADS" See and Listen for Yourself at the RETAS FM LIVING SOUND SYSTEM EXHIBITION, VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL, SPORE. in* mm i»d juiy nai [H B^»J fiMWlfl ''l3lft *"^!b It" isSiJBES IfiJliW!^^ IM|MBI HI |yi
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      RETAS office-bearers
      84 2 RETAS executive committee comprises nine mem- Lim Hock Poh. Standing, from left: Messrs. Koh bers. Sitting, from left: Messrs. George S. Q. Hang Chua, Lee Kai Teck, Lee Nam Shoo and Tan Chia, K. K. Tan, Ho Tong Woh, Sam Kam Hong and Hung Lee. SUB-COMMITTEE Sitting, from
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      Members pool experience in electronics trade
      219 2 MR. HO Tong Woh, president 9f RETAS, heads its executive committee. The nine office bearers on this committee pool their vast experience and skills in the electronic equipment business. In this way, the smooth functioning of the association's many activities and projects is ensured.
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        342 2 TOA's PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEMS OFFER EXCELLENT SOUND COMMUNICATION, CLEAR AND CRISP TONAL QUALITY. Portable P.A. system t.Jj^OV ms"^>V l\ I I ""flex horn speaker #""jT />w \SLW^ A. I 10W, 8-ohm, Dia. 2104>w. ~~m- W| t Qy nam i c microphone U^=J If ?Tr^ li l& :a aBs B Model
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        93 2 {silver] HONEE* OF PORTABLE RADIOS j FM/AM RANGE: With automatic frequency control for selective, drift-free FM reception. 14 TRANSISTORS 2- BAND WITH AFC Model Uf-77 1 .j if 14 TRANSISTORS 4-BAND WITH AFC ModeM4Sf-38 V I -r'ii* Q~ V^ I i "j- 1^ Q« 15 TRANSISTORS V 6-BAND WITH AFC
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      Importers, dealers meet in friendly atmosphere
      480 3 ABOUT 10 years ago, a group of Singapore dealers in radios and electrical equipment decided that in order to have one single voice to represent the trade they had to Form an association. Thus RETAS was born. The association was formed in March 1957.
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      Varied range of equipment
      52 3 SOME models from the wide range of sound equipment which can be seen at the RETAS exhibition. Here are amplifiers of varying voltages and turntables. A DISPLAY of speakers for amplifiers of all voltages. Here are 8-inch threeway and 12-inch speaker systems, some with four or
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      Clubhouse tastefully furnished
      105 3 \fEMBERS of the Radio and Electrical Traders' Assocla tion of Singapore meet regularly in a tastefully furnished apartment In Pacific Mansions, River Valley Close. Bought a year ago, the clubhouse is centrally located. Members donated towards its cost. Among the amenities is a bar. Members meet over
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        239 3 S PHILIPS PORTABLE TRANSISTOR RADIO model No. L6X3BT A brilliantly sensitive receiver with unequalled Short Wave reception for world listening.This portable has more features than any other portable radio. Made for you.withafeeling for the sort of quality that lasts through time.and becomes vintage. See the full range of Philips FM
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        93 3 f BUYING AH 1 FM/AM RADIOS read this FIRST". CHOOSING AN FM 'AM RADIO IS A MATTER OF CONFIDENCE. CONFIDENCE IN LONG- LASTING QUALITY, CONFIDENCE IN TECHNICAL ADVANCEMENT. IN SHORT, CONFIDENCE IN THE BRAND. IF YOU BUYASIERA FM AM RADIO, YOU CAN BE CONFIDENT THAT YOU'RE BUYING THE BEST. WHY?
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      Products to suit your pockets
      592 4 FROM POCKET-SIZED $12 TRANSISTORS TO $15,000 COMPLETE STEREO EQUIPMENT AT FM EXHIBITION VISITORS to the 10-day RETAS FM and living sound system exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall will be able to see a comprehensive display of equipment at prices to suit everyone. Products range
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      WELL-DESIGNED FM AERIAL IMPORTANT
      310 4 UNLIKE the ordinary medium and short wave sound radio which works with Indoor or make-shift aerials. FM requires a special aerial (something like your TV aerial). If full advantage Is to be taken of the superb quality and low background noise that FM can provide. The
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      Fourteen exhibitors
      83 4 C«OURTEEN Importers, representing all makes of electronic equipment on the Singapore market, are taking part in the RETAS FM and living sound system exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall. They are: Roxy (Malaya) Co. Ltd.: Wm. Jacks Co (S) Ltd.; Ralin Electronics; Eastland Trading Co.: Ho Hua Co.
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        220 4 "1 B^^^^ M I -J Kior> Cwon (M) l»d., I DHock Ch*ong Co. Amateur Photo I Store* ltd. I j Hogeme/er Trading Wo K«e Hong 4 I Co. (M) Ltd. (M) Ltd., Hi-Fi Troden Ho Hua Co., Ltd. Sanyo (Malaysia) Ltd. Pa*too.e f William Jacks Co. I Scow Kuan Co.,
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      Pick right set for your home
      611 5 GOOD DEALER CAN GIVE ADVICE AND HELP THROUGH Its dealer members, the Radio and Electrical Traders' Association of Singapore tries to help buyers of stereophonic amplifier sets by giving them advice as to the choice of equipment. A hi-fi enthusiast is bewildered by the
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        32 5 UPSr Jr^^ f'^ff^^^Kr ***B v j^r T^StHßßßM^^^^^^Mi****! L*******ii^^3cK^lK?£^VHE& i^l a^L****V ***r ■■■■■9 1111 w%m WFUUI' IU See our range of NATIONAL products on dispfev^-RETAS FM and UVING SOUND SYSTEM^E)GHIBmON"VTrtoria Memorial HaU23Atf.o2J.67 (Dpwt^nitMr-on-KuiopmdaiW
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      What Fm service is all about
      228 6 r^M which Is short for frequency modulation, represents interference-free radio reception. Unlike AM (amplitude modulation), a lower frequency waveband on which Radio Slngapura has always been transmitting, the FM waveband is less congested and eliminates distortions and other static noises so common on the
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      Next step in radio design—a crystal set
      838 6 Next step in radio design— a crystal set PROGRESS IS REMARKABLE BUT GREATER MARVELS LIE AHEAD By A Special Writer A CRYSTAL, a "cat's whisker" a coil and wires these were components of the earliest radios. Today, the crystal, though in a different form, is still the. centre of attraction
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      BOOM in transistor market
      186 6 BOOM in transistor market grSIXKSS in transistor radios is booming in Singapore. Each month, over £1 million worth of these sets are being sold in shopping centres and stores. Importers expect this year's imports to exceed $21) million. Last year, Singapore imported a total of $17,821,870 worth of transistors. Of
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        183 6 NEW LISTENING ENJOYMENT w^ SONY. FM portables 0* RICH SOUND VOLUME Jr^l SUPERB TONAL QUALITY m <Zs=oZ^ Model 3F4IW FM 4AM Handsomely styled 9-transistor pocketable radio. Operate* on economical penlight batteries. Model TFM-1000 W Oe Luxe 4-band portable Solid state' Highest e^ai«ai^l^Blliß»t:'^_. 4 Sensitivity. SnBBBSfIBJBJBBtSEB fl* De Luxe FM 'AM
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        220 6 L^oUor-cicr-eSMf 1 iar^Vl W* w m Tk.-^« J 'yL A* '< ik 7010 MODEL 7020 (tape deck) The most up-to-date Automatic Reversing Stereo Tape Recorder AUTOMATIC HKVERSE. Simple to nae end entirely automatic Both recording and playback. Operate* by adhesive metal aeaaiag •tnp. AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING. Program ewitcb provider for ■ingle,
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      Singapore station plans multiplex -stereophonic broadcasts next year
      293 7 NOW that Singapore has an FM service, the next step is multiplex stereophonic broadcasting over Radio Singapura. Barring a hitch, its engineers are confld- ent that the station will be ready to begin multiplex transmission next year. The multiplex is a relatively
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        44 7 Nivico ts SIGN OF QUALITY AND TECHNICAL ADVANCEMENT gSSp^MI HBb^^BbPl rSSfrfi*. HI mi sound and design r N-440 -1 W N-455 W N-590 l v N-710T 31 J4TR-99U 1 1VrTVTr^O F U^ GUARANTEEDC~J~-') 1> 1 T 11^ KJ SERVICE STATIONS THROUGHOUT SINGAPORE AND MALAYSIA
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        308 8 Sanyo Sounds Exciting! OTTO/1 Model DC-434K A compact powerhouse containing 32-watt-per-channel stereo own free-edge 20 cm. woofer and 8 cm. tweeter can be placed amp. AM/FM/FM Multiplex tuner, and phonograph in its central anywhere for full stereo effect. The tone arm, raised and lowunit.' 31 transistors (4 of them high-sensitivity
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