The Straits Times, 20 May 1969

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 175,000 The Straits Times If!B Niitimiii! Newspapor |hstd. 1845 TUESDAY, MAY 20. 1969 15 CENTS M.l. (P) 8723 KPN 40.U
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    $500,000 start for Fund
    346 1 J^LALA LtJMPUB, Mon. —The National Relief Fund started by the Straits Times Group rc(ol»ed first day donations totalling neari* today. Ike Lee Foundation sent a cheque for 5250.0G0, while Tan Sri Runme Shaw, chairman uf thr Shaw Foundation, donated $100,600. The Straits Times Press (M) Berhad
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    Curfew off till 2 p.m. today
    772 1 Curfew off till 2 p.m. today STRAITS TIMES REPORTERS: Kuala Lumpur. Monday THE curfew here and in Petaling Jaya will be relaxed another two hours tomorrow from 6.30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and buses will be back on the roads. And. in view of the all-round improvement in the situation,
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    ALL down on stock mart
    373 1  - ALL down on stock mart GEOFFREY BOLAND B> SINGAPORE. Mon.— Prices on the Singapore trading room of the Stock Exchanut'. operating alone, registered oxtensive losses today, the first day of business since the Malaysian riots began. Out of the 63 counters traded in the industrial, hotel, oil palm, property and
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    Entry ban on correspondent
    68 1 HONG KONG. Moll Mr ntinhj Kainow. Hone KougItaseti corre.spor.dent ol the Washington Pom. said today he had bfni retused entry into 'I halland. He m lived m Bangkok list nu in to report the Seato ntnlsterlal niPetiiiK He had to continue on the --;imr Slight to
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    Procession off
    30 1 penano Mii rhi Penani Woak celebratloni committee baa cancelled ttu anayaJ Botrrr and ftts. proceMlon ncheduled to iw he i n Its] :(<) bM bom o! ihe prrv.iiling conditions.
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    There was no rush, say the banks
    108 1 I^LAL.A LI MPI R. Mon. Only a few people <a>hed cheques or withdrew money when commercial hanks here and in Petaling Jaya opened for two-antl a half hours today. The hanks were reopened for the lirst time since the curfew was imposed last
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    National Ops Council gets down to work
    627 1  -  K. Mohanan Philip Mathews By and |(UALA LUMPUR, Mon. A relaxed Tengku Abdul Rahman expressed the hope today that the National Operations Council would quickly restore peace. He emerged snnlhm trom the Tower Block of Parliament House, where the council held its first
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    Aid from S'pore
    61 1 CDfGAPORC Mon The lir>t load of food relief parrels for Wrst Mala> m.i left In rail for Kuala Lumpur loilicht. The parcels air part of a consignment of foul worth BMCtM uhich the ("hme.se Chanihrr of Commerce is don.ilinc to the Mala>si.m (.ivernmenl for distribution to families
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    Apollo-10 beams colour TV pictures of earth
    477 1 Apollo-10 beams colour TV pictures of earth (1 \IM hi N\l l»\ Mini \poll<> II liuitleil .iw.iv from the v»f«M> of thr earth last nieht Ml lonrl> minion to skim u\er thr craters »f the moon. "We'll on thr •raj ciiicd sp.nr ir.ilt toniniandrr Ihom.iv Stafford. :',K. .is hr ;ind
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    30 1 AfOLLO ALL SYSTEMS WORKING WELL HOISION. Mon—Apollo astronauts, streaking tbrouch space on their way to moon, reported all systems on spacecraft still working excellently. Reuter. (See tnis page)
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    Death strikes in the skies
    221 2 6 KILLED IN CARGO PLANE CRASH: 8 LOST IN TRIPLE MID-AIR COLLISION SAIGON. Monday J^ I.S. Air Force cargo plane caught fire in flight and crashed, killing all six men aboard, according to military spokesmen here today. The pl.t nr. a Cltl Provider, plunged to
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    Lock icon Mercy deaths approved by majority
    213 2 Mercy deaths approved by majority LONDON. Monday JUST <>\cr half 1 hi> people interviewed in a British survey agreed with mercy killing, it wiis announced here today. Mass Observation Ltd.. who carried out the survey. found 31 per cent of people interviewed would condonrmercy killing, another 19 j per cent
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    Lock icon Soviet head goes home
    72 2 TOKYO. Mon Mr N I gorny. President of the Presidium of the Supreme Sowet of the USSR, left Pyongyang today by a special plane after a six-day official visit U> North Korea, acrordlng to the Communist Korean Central News Agency iKCNA' Mr Pixlgorny arrived in the
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    Lock icon Chrysler bid for Japan market
    59 2 TOKYO Mon Chrysler Corporation has signed joint venture agreement with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Co In a business tie-up aimed at pu.sliln* the Government to permit foreign participation In the Jap- j anese automobile industry The Japanese Government at present doea not allow Americnn and other
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    culture meet
    58 2 SEOUL. Mon.-The first cul- I tuial seminar of the Asian and I Pacific Council (ASPAC) open- j ed here today with 18 representatives Horn the nine mem- I ber nations attending Represented at tbt .seminar held at the Walker Hill resort were Australia Taiwan Japan. South Korea. Malaysia
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    Lock icon PLANNED: A BRIDGE TO BYPASS THE SUEZ
    128 2 PLANNED: A BRIDGE TO BYPASS THE SUEZ nrvEL AVIV. Mon Israel I la actively considering the e.stabhshment of a 'land bridge" bypassing the Buez Canal, to transport goods from the Mediterranean to the Red Soa. Good* would be unloaded at I-rael's Mediterranean port of A.shdod and taken overland to the
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    Lock icon Air threat of boycott
    71 2 LONDON. Mon Fifteen British Aviation unions have notified Aristotle Onassis that all Olympic Airways planes will boycotted In Britain Horn tomorrow if he does not agree to an immediate wage settlement with Olympic employees In Greece The threat followed a decision by the joint Civil Aviation
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    Pompidou bid to catch up with Poher
    408 2 Pompidou bid to catch up with Poher pAHIS. .Mon. The French president tial campaign Unlay entered Ihe crucial fortnight before lir^lround voting with (Kiullisi d corgi s Pompidou searching for ways lo catch up with the Favourite inU'lim President Alain Poher. The public opinion polls give M. Pompidou a slight
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    UN man says no more trouble in Irian
    228 3 UN man says no more trouble in Irian JAKARTA, M<»n. United Nations Wist Irian representative Mr. Ortiz Sanz returned from an investigation tour of trouble spots in the remote territory toil i\ and s:ii(l he mw no cause for alarm in thr future. Bolivian diplomat. charged with observing the c
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    LITTLE LION OR LUCKY THIRTEEN
    193 3 LITTLE LION OR LUCKY THIRTEEN vl .i 1 Miiontn-iilil. \n.t t oli.i ii K.trahash pup. is gunk to prick up his ears uh«n he Bean strange footsteps. Kut had he remained in Turkey he would haw- had no ears by MUM. It is a custom there to remove the ears
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    Sunken sub refloated
    49 3 VAI.LEJO. (California i. Mr.n. The US Navy lv ieflc;*ted the nuclear MMMnM L'ss Oulttaro which inexplicably sank at *he Mare iMand naval shipyard here last week. The new. US S.SO-milUon submarine, bubbled to the yesterday afternoon nJter hinij under 34 feet of water for three days.
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    Lock icon India and Russia to exploit Cambay oil wealth
    188 3 India and Russia to exploit Cambay oil wealth y:\Y DELHI, Mon. Indi;i Ikis agreed to collaborate with the Soviet Export Agency Technoexport in offshore drilling for oil in the (iuif of Cambay, north of Bombay, the Puss Trust of lndi;i reported. I India's Oil and National Gas Commission intends to
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    Lock icon Miners killed
    31 3 CALCUTTA MOB) c> miners were killed ami thrpr seriously injured when the n thfl A.satiM.l district 1 Wi.sl Bene.ii etl yc-trrrUy. nrrnrding t<> (.fflrial reports reaching here today. Reuter
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    Lock icon Rogers: Vietnam peace up to Hanoi
    300 3 Rogers: Vietnam peace up to Hanoi BANdKOK, Monday JHE U.S. Secretary of State, Mr. William Rogers, arrived in Bangkok today to attend the two-day Seato council meeting starting tomorrow. 1 Mr. Roger--, who flew In from Saigon where he had completed a four-day visit to South Vietnam, will also attend
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    Lock icon WHY THE NUNCIO SAID: I WONT DANCE
    89 3 WHY THE NUNCIO SAID: I WONT DANCE London, lioa.— A certain well-known public figure recently attended a diplomatic function in London and became increasingly drunk as the evening progressed, the London Evening Standard said last Thursday. The man eventually approached a dazzling creature dressed in scarlet and asked for a
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    Sake to put on years
    73 3 TOKYO. Mon.— Japans sake brewers aie studying a plan to produce "aged" .sake so that it> taste could be kept unchanged lor a longer period. The plan calls lor preserving higher quality sake between three and five years under a fixed temperature. The taste of
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    Lock icon Saint blamed for mishap
    69 3 MUKRURUNDI (New -South Wale&i. Mon.— St Chri.siophcr the patron .-anil of travellers. ls benm blamed tor a runaway tm :luit roared tliroufsh tlie niKin street of trus countiy town at 50 m.ph. When the driver finally Drought the car to a slop he tound a St.
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    Lock icon LONDON SIKH FINED FOR BREACH OF PROMISE
    224 3 LONDON SIKH FINED FOR BREACH OF PROMISE lONDON. Mon. A High j Court judge today orelc r< el 25-year-old Gurmit Singh Ghana to pay £700 damages for failing to keep a profnlM to go through a valid English marriage ceremony with his Sikh bride. But Mr. Justice Cooke commented: "I
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    Smarten up or you'll be banned by Govt.
    262 4  - Smarten up or you'll be banned by Govt. MAUREEN PETERS: By SINGAPORE, Monday gMARTKN up or you may be turned away when you visit Government officers on business. That's the warning to employees of private business firms that has gone out from the Finance Ministry to the Joint Chambers of
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    Loss of earnings award $250,000, suggests lawyer
    299 4 SINGAPORE, Monday J^ LAWYER t<xlay suggested that his client, a Higher School Certificate student injured in a road accident was entitled to an award of more than $2501,000 to compensate for loss of future earnings. "But that does not Imply that we are
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    THAT $5M FUNFAIR READY AHEAD OF SCHEDULE
    130 4 THAT $5M FUNFAIR READY AHEAD OF SCHEDULE SINGAPORE. Mon. The Republic's first full-scale amusement park being built at Kallang may be ready before Its originally scheduled completion date. July 1. The five-acre park, featuring some of the latest "fun machine," will cost its owners, Singapore Wonderland Amusements (Pte.) Ltd., about
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    Chinese brush painting
    49 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Th« Adult Education Board will conduct a 12-week course in Chinese brush painting from June 1 at Its headquarters In Calmhlll Road. The course, to be conducted In English, will be held from 10 a.m. to 12 noon on Sundays The fee Is $20.
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    Medical talk
    31 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Paedlatrtc Society will hold a clinical meeting on Friday at 8.15 p.m. at the Pathology Lecture Theatre with Professor Wong Hoc It Boon as chairman.
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    'A jungle of errors': Marshall objects to charge
    392 4 'A jungle of errors': Marshall objects to charge (SINGAPORE, Mon.— Defence counsel for four men. accused of trying to corrupt a Criminal Investigation Department officer, todaj objected in the Third District Court to the way they were charged. The accused are Loh Chin Thlam alias Panjang. Tan Glok Hee alias
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    Qantas gets new chief
    84 4 SINOAPORE, Mon. Mr. Gordon Yorke has been appointed the Singapore manager of Qanta.s airline. He was assistant manager In the Philippines for over three years. He joined Qanta.s in 1951 as a pilot and .switched to the commercial fide 14 years later. Mr. Peter Lo from
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    IZVESTIA ASKS TO STATION CORRESPONDENT IN SINGAPORE
    297 4 IZVESTIA ASKS TO STATION CORRESPONDENT IN SINGAPORE SINGAPORE, Mon. j The Russian newspaper I/vestia 1 wants to station a i correspondent here subject to the approval of the Singapore Government The man chosen is Mr. Youri Popov, who flew in last night with 25 other I Russians on the Aeroflot
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      17 4 Aircondirion«d TODAY: 1.45, 4.00, 7 00 t 9.10 p.m. "THE IRON FIDDLE" (Mand.) Colortcopa with EnoHth Subtitlat.
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      143 4 TODAY'S ETV PROGRAMME »T<ODAYg educational TV pro- gramme on Channel 8 Is a* follows: 7.50-g.lt A.M. National Language Elementary. Baslkal Baharu; 8.30-8.30 Health Edun (Tamil) Sec. I <fe n Environment Health. 9.05-9.25 Genera! Science Sec. I Air and Life; 9.45-10.05 Mathematics Sec II Introduction to trigonometry: 10.45-11.05 English Sec. I
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    South Rally postponed
    42 5 M n The M I I'heduled mr Junr 14-15. has. r ri indrfimtfiy R«l!v m Watkinn •id up r.e.< c.rt'pv would be annunced before the give competitors time o prepare idinu Highway Rally winner Joe Uinlo. ha\e beer, received
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    DEATH
    5 5 MARY KOH TAN NEO
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    S'pore food gift: The first nine wagonloads leave
    121 5 S'pore food gift: The first nine wagonloads leave SINGAPORE, Monday THE tirst liulk load of food parcels For stranded Families in Wesl Malaysian towns under (in tew Iclt l>\ rail for Kuala Lumpur iomgiu. rmrt of a the Malallstrlbutlon hit by the di.>--(1 In fami!-. for .i dis- 3 00D
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    DESAI SOON TO MAKE 3-DAY VISIT TO SPORE
    63 5 DESAI SOON TO MAKE 3-DAY VISIT TO SPORE V^I.N(.\POKK Mon— ln- ilia s Deputy Premier Mr Mora.ii Des.ti. flrw in l.i^t ni«ht rnrnute to Sydney for a private vi>lt. He told reportrr» at the airport that In would be returnins here on I private \i*it (in M.tv SI He will
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    Understanding electricity courses
    62 5 Understanding electricity courses APORE Mon Three ived by .it Education Board will t- Ho S»ee r.al School, on May 31 are a :re-.\eek MUM on safe f-e of Daetridtr. a Maintenance and Re|M>ir of Household Appliance".' and a l'J-week on Understanding and Maintenance of Electric Mot oil The fee*, for
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    No road death
    28 5 SINGAPORE. Mon —No fatal road accident", were reported in Singapore yeMerdfu Tbnr mn 47 accidents, incluriinv; mx serious oqm— rnmphiativei\ «rii below :he daily .lvrrase
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    Agreed: No halt in piling by bank until the trial
    372 5 Agreed: No halt in piling by bank until the trial SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. Justice Chua today made no order on a High Courf motion in building <-;ise ;it;;iiiisl llie I nilrd Malayan Banking Corporalion Li I. The bank is represented by Mr lit. Francis. QC. of London. Originally he motion
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    Govt. Pensioners Association
    57 5 SINGAPORE MOO Ml Chia Kirn Watt has been elected president of the Government Pen>ioners Aaaodatkm, mtn Mr. Goh Meng Cheh as vice- presiOther official* aie Mr J.C. Sliome. secretary. Mr Kiong TiHii Hoe trea-urer Committee Mes«rs S.A.S Johary 00l Teng Lai R A Mltchfll. Chan Heng Joo.
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    Free X-rays
    46 5 .APORE M. n Ihe Singdoore Antl-Tubcuuli'.-i- I :> giving iiee X-ray» to resMenU of Commnn wealth Drive and Tangim Halt Road traa tiKiay until June 2 between 'i in *nd 9 pm > except Satur- in'jays and p'.bli< holi- the Communi'v Hall. 46-1 in Tanflin Halt
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    BABY GIRL FOUND DEAD IN MATERNITY HOME COT
    172 5 BABY GIRL FOUND DEAD IN MATERNITY HOME COT SINGAPORE. M«m A two-month-oM bauy ulrl died Of sutlocatum with her fact 1 down on the mattress of the cot in a private maternity home a Coroner's Court heard todnv Deborah Monica Feirao wa> found dead <>n M:«r 11 at about 6
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    Bank Employees Union officials
    114 5 SINGAPORE Mon Mr. Urn Kirn Hlan has been elected pie-i--dent ot the Singapore Bank Employee* Union, and Mr. Wung K«'k Clieong. vice-preMden: OthPi omcUls ate Mi I.im Teck Hock. McreUry; Mi De.n» Paul Goir..'- assistant secretary; (I Wan Sun. tm y,: Tm Tblaa .s«» assistant utum
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    Man in skirt
    40 5 SINGAPORE. Men A man Tok Boon Liat. who appeareo dre.ssea 'ti a yellow mtart-attrl wax fined *3.S by the Ninth Magi.-tiate Court today when he admitted :<> charge of solicitink Bugi^ Sireet \e-teiciav He had a previous conviction
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    HOW-TO-SELL COURSE
    75 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Institute of Management will conduct a course. "Launching a sales campaign." at the conference room of the Singapore Employers Federation. Amber Mansion! in Orchard R,,ad h.rween 9 am. and 1 p.m on May 26. 27 and 29 Thr course, meant :<>r marketing executives who
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    Tried to bribe policeman
    63 5 SINGAPORE. Mon When Ma Ye* Kong. 34. was asked lo get into a police patrol car for possessing a foui-riigtt lottery ticket yesterday, he tried to bribe OorpOTM K.-.-.MHI M>>bUMd Amin with $20 Today he was flned »500 m the Ninth Magistrate's Court when he admitted
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    American presence measure of Seato security
    414 5 American presence measure of Seato security SINGAPORE Monday II" Ihe security <>| South-Kast Asi;i is to l>c maintained Ihen Seato must not break up. The V".v Zealand Prune MinUter. Mr Keith Ht.l-stres-sed tin- today beicrc iMTtni in attend the Seato Council m o eiin» in Bangkok. Tin- MCUTIty could best
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    London stocks
    415 5 LONDON. Mon The market was slightly higher today but well below best after earlier gmins were pared on lack of follow through Towards the close, the Financial Times index was 2 8 up at 433.7, after being five points up at 10.30. Despite the recent upturn, the general
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      145 5 m .j m hi 7 i -rM^h REMEMBER YOUR 'TT-TTT' A I lil£j *f** iMtm VITAPLUS not only replaces the V ITAMIN a V^a AIM supply of vitamin C lost in perspiraTTiTVTTDT/^TTTTiiV^ IjRM tion during sporting activities JiiXM n, II jHTi I Jra9& 'B (especially in the tropics) it also
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    Perak MB thanks people for their goodwill, —help
    190 6 Perak MB thanks people for their goodwill, help- IPOH, Mon. The Mentri Besar. Dato Haji Ahmad Said, today thanked the people for their co-opera-tion and goodwill throughout the period which necessitated a curfew in many parts of the State He stressed that the curfew imposed on Tuesday night was a
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    Farming course for women
    33 6 PENAM. M Thirty i Ik Pulau «ri'. .ipfk (ciur^e at the I Kun i k Bulcit M Tli^y wrrr KbCduled their coarM <mi Ma] paatpnoed rr<Uy bOCAUM of ihr
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    Butterworth to accept cargo for Swettenham
    101 6 Butterworth to accept cargo for Swettenham I) \\G. Mon. The l'( nang Port Comm;.sioii today ottered sh;p^ calling here the use of tin Butterworth dwp-wati-r wharves to dtscharge cargo for Port Swettenham. which is partiaily under curlew T ..--iied a statement >ayInu that approval has been k.v< m by tOe
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    Shooters' chief
    39 6 IJ* 'H MOB I>i Fi«>n>: Wen.: Sum ha.v lifrn re-rlPctrd :i! of thr Prrak Shootli itlon. 11l Yoe Pook an<i Mr 1-tiii 1 e-pi-p.- dent*. Mr Chai K.n Ron tary hihl Mr. I ..n U-» n Hik-Ic
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    Three more cholera cases in Singapore
    286 6 I'HK Health Ministry to- day confirmed three new cases of cholera in a family living in the Redhill area. They are a fivr-year-old Chinese child, his brother. a«ed threr. and their mother. 2ri They ha\e hern isolated .is tnnl.u ts and have hern <stahlished
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    Ministry of Health sets up National Operations Council
    372 6 Ministry of Health sets up National Operations Council TO CO-ORDINATE NEEDS OF HOSPITALS KUALA LUMPUR, Mon I*HE Ministry of Health today set up iti own National Operations Council at tht General Hospital. The council, manned round the clock, will co-ordinate the food, transport and other requirements of hospitals in the
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      116 6 \lh'»t O»>n By I. Ham iin J YOU'RE NOT SENDtMG NO. I WOULDN'T \J^ fwOW LONG WIU. LOtG ENOUGH. Ifc TWAT POOR MAN BACK WfcNT TO BE f.. AiLEY'U. GO MXJ KffiP HIM BUT WE'LL /TTV OkAY. V >^. TO MOO ALONE, RESPOMS»BLE ALONG TO LOOK I THERE? DETERMINE ®i|_
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    Three new cholera cases: Mother and children
    225 7 Three new cholera cases: Mother and children SINGAPORE, Monday ■JMIK Hc;il!li Ministry today confirmed three new cases of cholera In a family living in the Kedliill area. They are a mother, aged 26. and her two children, five and three years old. They have txen isolated a.s contacts "and have
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    Lunch talk
    24 7 SINGAPOR! <- W. :igam. chairman of the. committee of the Singapore Red Crov address the weekly luncheon of the Rotary Club on lav.
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    LIAN ANN WINS SINGAPORE CHESS TOURNEY
    215 7 LIAN ANN WINS SINGAPORE CHESS TOURNEY SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Chess Championship ended last night with Tan LJa.'i Ann taking the first place by the comfortable margin of two points. He built up a commanding lead la the first half of the tournament and content alter that to take the
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    Farewell party
    41 7 SINGAPORE. Mon— The acting Minister of Culture, Mr. Wee Toon Boon, will officiate at a farewell party for meir the South-East Asia Puyilimr Invitation Championship on Sunday at 7.30 p.m. Nt thr Yeun? Chin? School Hall in Club Street
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    KIDNAP HEARING POSTPONED: COUNSEL ILL
    122 7 KIDNAP HEARING POSTPONED: COUNSEL ILL Ml\(.\P(tKK. Mon Hearth ing of a kidnap charge was postponed today because tminsfl for the defence rat in. The case, in uhich Sebastian \iiUiony Samy. 2'J. denies kidnapping a dot-tor's son. will now be heard on AURUst If. The boy. Leonard Thean See Yin. four,
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    It was the nurses who gave all that blood
    175 7 It was the nurses who gave all that blood SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore nurses, midwives and Ministry t of Health staff contributed the bulk of I blood donations last i week. They donated 527 out of 830 units of blood to the I Singapore Blood Bank. Their big donation was part
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    EXPERTS IN TO HELP TRAIN SKILLS
    169 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Three more United i Nations experts have arrived to advise the Ministry of Education on technical education. They are Mr. D.E. Graves, an Australian manpower planner, Mr. Henk Pootjes, a Dutch engineer, and Mr. Alexander Dyankov, Bulgarian technical educator. They will work
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    Crack—and a ruler hit that naughty hand
    105 7 Crack— and a ruler hit that naughty hand SINGAPORE, Mou. Toto coupon seller Chong Eng i .18, was alarmed wh< hand snaked (h: the booth opening touched her i magistrate's court told today. Sm Mi force on her In Ttong Bahru on Thursday Inspector K<>!: itiim. told that Sim. unemployed,
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    17 7 OAPORE lAmandment > B i be inimd'Ked in Paills:: Its next Kitting ruesda< M»v 30. iW
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      280 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 4. Navy athlete? (6, 4>. 1. lam a swine to hava no thHTt In what happen. In the f, 00 8 lnto the «>«P <?>. pawnshop (13L 7 Nov el character In the rteld I. Mary came down In th. Pen- f co™- that U? (7.
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      SENSITIVE AREAS
      529 8 A cation of the etirfew in the Kedt ral capital and Sclanyor is ihe news that matters. Ip to last night been no serious •indent. Kuala Lumpur is ;ad improvement that can h. I now that the police and the army have full control will be the beat
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      447 8 TL. list of offences that hi'\f been proven ngapore branch of the Bank ot China is an lmpres<it all the things a bank should not be. It failed to maintain funds at anil beyond the level prtSCribed by the law. It refused to co operate with
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    The 'foxiest fox' and the mark
    749 8  -  DAN MORGAN by BONN I"HK foxiest fox in the Uir So former 1 French President de (..tulle recently described West (iermany's Chancellor Kurt (irorg Kiesinger. who last week ino\«-d his foxiness by confounding the odds and successfully opposing a revaluation of his country's currency.
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    New Soviet interest in peacekeeping
    540 8  -  ROBERT H. ESTABROOK by United Nations SOVIET attitudes to- ward future United Nations peacekeeping operations are comini: much closer to those of the United States and other non-Com-munist bloc countries, in the view of informed diplomats. In particular the Russians have expressed veiled Interest in
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    How goodwill has stayed on in Penang
    885 8  - How goodwill has stayed on in Penang KHOR CHEANG KEE by PENANG. Mon Tension has left the state, rumours no longer fly. schools have reopened, there is no shortage of food, the two rrain races have no reason to be on anything but good terms and countless incidents demonstrate this
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    Tiga kawan
    104 9 JHREE friends a Chinese, an Indian and a Malay find time to share a joke, despite tne rush to buy food in a market in Petaling Jaya when the curfew was lifted for five and a half hours yesterday morning. Shops and markets throughout the Federal Capital and
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    Only one rice and veg meal yesterday for refugees
    212 9  - Only one rice and veg meal yesterday for refugees K. MOHANAN; By Kuala LurriDur, Mon rpHE 3.000 refugees from the six-day riots here and in Petaling Jaya housed at Merdeka Stadium may soon have to live on rice porridge only. They had to be content w.th a plate of rice
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    Lee is expected back from Tokyo today
    80 9 WINGAPORr. Mon —Mr Lee Kuan Yew. who Is now In Tokyo meeting Japanese industrial leaders, is expected back tomorrow afternoon. Mr. Lee left here Just over a month ago for Europe. Britain and the I I Huring his three-week to Britain. the Prime
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    Goodwill letters airdropped
    57 9 Goodwill letters airdropped IPOH. Mon. About 125 000 copies of appeal letters signed by members of the State Goodwill Committee were airdropped by an RMAF plane over various cji.stncts in Perak today. The Mentri Besar and chairman of tne committee. Dato Haji Ahmad, said that another 75.000 copies were distributed
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    Poly opening
    22 9 IPOH Ml n 1 lie tir-t academic *es.sion of the Untku Omar Polytechnic dur to begin today, ha* been po-tponcd.
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    Sungei Siput: PPP may seek order for recount
    171 9 IPOH. Monday r rHE PPF may seek a court oraer for a recount of votes cast in the Bungd Sip v t parliamentary constituency. The scat waa won ny the Alliance Minister of Works. Posts and Telecommunications. Tun V. T. Pambanthan. who
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    19 9 .lAX a Kundur n A police announcemei I ihe v» lake ident meat ion tign UPI
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    Trousers to emphasise the charm of youth
    243 10 QLAYING th« trouMr %am» in faahton n not meant for th« ov«r-25* who want tc look glamorous at party rime Teenagers. too, a-e playing it cool by stepping out m pants that amphasise tha charm of youth. For it is the young that
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    Blissful advice
    68 10 MR. Oscar Goldberg, a shoe salesman married 42 years, has eaten breakfast downtown, in St. Louis every weekday for most of the 42. "I don't like to eat first thing in the morning," he explained. Mr. Goldberg starts the day with a cup of coffee with his wife
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    Plan a compact corner in a multi-purpose room
    240 10 HERES an idea that would be suitable for a small room, or to fit in the corner of a large, multi-purpose room. Three shelves fill one end of the room, but the bottom shelf continues on around the corner where it becomes
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    517 10 GIVE THAT ORANGE SPARKLE TO THIRST QUENCHERS ORANGES have never been known to be exciting to the palate, especially to children who pre/er a sweeter non-acldlc taste. But nature In her own way has made this fruit one of the most nutritious containing no less than 75 milligrams of vitamin
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    NEW VALUES FOR AN OLD ART —
    352 10  - NEW VALUES FOR AN OLD ART Moliie Ang by ABSTRACT symbol Isms have invaded the secluded sphere of the Indonesian cottage indust > batik printing. The symbols edine big. bold and brazen "an artistic flow that Is becoming but not quite accepted by the Indonesians," said Mrs. Carola Tan Mun
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    Lock icon The SOS signs —by families needing f00d...
    124 11 OOME ol the "SOS"' k siens scrawled on pieces of plank and nailed to posts beside the rail track near Jalan Maxwell roundabout in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. They up by families seeking :ood, medical attention or other assistance. Most of the slgna caught
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    137 11 ■TV ALA TBOIGGAIVU, Mon Policp today Invoked the Police Act IMI which makes Catherines of more than two people unlawful. The nfTem-e carries fine of not more than $500 or not more than six month- i. til I he iiuiii.iliiiii (if
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    Students for Indonesia
    50 11 JAKARTA. Mon. About 1.000 Malaysian students will arrive In Indonesia this year for further studies, a spokesman for the ASHorlatlon of Malaysian Students In Indonesia has Mid He said the Malaysian Government, had agreed In principle to help supply bonks arid equipment and prov.de boarding facilities R«-uter.
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    ENOUGH RICE TO FEED 9m PEOPLE SAYS GHAFAR
    160 11 ENOUGH RICE TO FEED 9m PEOPLE SAYS GHAFAR KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. fHE Minister without Portfolio. Senator Abdul Ghafar Baba. said today there were enough stocks of food in the country. Theiv is enough rice now to feed nine million people, he told a meeting of chairmen of Ro')dw:ll committees at
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    Rape report
    51 11 AI<OR STAR M'n A hniww:te imported tuday th*t she uhs raped in blukar in Sungri Kob. Ncir Kullm, iwtiriln Shr toid ponce ;.h* was drvin( pMil at thp bark of her house wlirn a mnn armed «ith a Icnif* drage^d her h milr auay imo biukai and aMaulfd
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    MSA TO AIRLIFT RED CROSS GIFTS FOR RIOT VICTIMS
    142 11 SINGAPORE. Mon Malaysia Singapore Airlines has offered to airlift 22.0001h. of sup plies to Kuala Lumpur for riot victims. The goods, valued at over SlO.OOO. are a sift from the Singapore Red Crnvs Society to (he Malaysia* Government. An official of
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    Perak curfew breakers
    56 11 IPOH. Mon. Porty curfew breakers were fln?d from »70 to $80 each In two magistrates' courts here today. They pleaded guilty. In Taiplng. 31 others who also pleaded «uilty. were nned from $25 to S5O each. Nine of them went to tail for a week when they
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    Curfew areas get supplies
    42 11 IPOH m. n Relief supplies, i md other i are bring distributed in the Sit:a- in. Trluk Anson and Tanjong me hit by lbs iT.r BUppilM wiir contributed by community loaders, govern■eat Kryant! mfrchants. clubs. ■sudaUons and inciivid
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    New DPP for Penang
    44 11 KTANTAN. Mon Th« president of the Sessions Court. Inche Abu Manxor bin All. has oeen appointed the Deputy Public Prosecutor. Penang. from June 1. He i* Ul be succeedpd by Inche Ahmad Sairuz bin Dato Shielt Halm; from Johore Bahru.
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    204 11 Malaysian students start relief fund for riot victims MELBOURNE. Mon.— A-bout 120 Asian students attended a mert i n k by Xit 1 Malaysia Singapore Students Association yesterday to discuss the race riots in Kuala Lumpur. The meeting was attended by Malay. Chinese and Indian students from Malaysia. The students
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    99 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon Police stations in Johore have started to register youths for the auxiliary police force. The response ha.s been described as "very good." More goodwill committees have been formed in the State with every district, local council, mukim and karr.pong now ha\;ng
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    203 11 Our troops not likely to be involved Freeth CINGAPORE. Mon.— Australian troop* stationed in Malaysia would not be involved in the current disturbances "ii n there Is some element of external inspired subversion," the Foreimi Minister. Mr. Gordon Freeth. said here last night. Howrver. he add»»cl. It wa.s ullkrly that
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    25 15 RUBBER AND TIN CLOSING PRICES May 19. RI'BRKK PRICE: b9i rents (down a cent). TIN PRICE: $612 (onchanced). Estimated offering 350 tons (down 100 tons).
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    280 15 Minings and oils firm again MELBOURNE, Mon. \IININO and oil shares firmed again, with rise* outnumbering falls by ihree to one. Loloma put on 20 rents at $5 20 and Great Boulder and North KalftvU was up 70 cents to $7.70. Western Mining: put on 15 cents at $10.60 after
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    39 15 ON th* fr*a sithania markat n Hung Kong yeaterday the U.I. D*llar waa quotad at 6 10 for T.T. and 6 OSSO for tain. Sttmni waa quorrd at 14.50 aad •n* U.I af s*>d at 222.50.
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    Tin Market remains steady on demand from U.K.
    254 15 Tin Market remains steady on demand from U.K. <pHE Straits tin mar- ket in Penang when it re opened yesterday was unchanged at $612 per picul on an offering estimated at 250 tons. A steady undertone was reported with buying mainly from the U.K. Normal daily markets are expected from
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    Rubber falls a cent at close
    243 15 JUNE flrst trade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore vetlrrdav at «9'» rents per Ib. down a cent on Friday's rlaainf level. The tone was quiet and slifhllT kteadier. R..VS. and M.R.L. closing price* in cents per Ib. \rsterdj>. Buyer* Sellers
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    98 15 per*, neen cloimi pnee* per picul yeelerday. Cecenut ell: nulk S4St "filer*, drum |S1 aellere Cepra: Mixed if 0.0.) looee May/ June UK/Coat. (31 B. Pepper: Muntok white fll'Tl if Her*. Sarawak arMM (111 aellrr*. apectal Sarawak hlack S97| aellera. garbled Lampoot nurk d'Jii *tiier* >aii 86% NL.W).
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    137 15 TMt Auaaiatian of Bank! in Malay lia lirj»p»r« made the** chance* la IU rmtei to m«rchanta on Satupiay <th« followinc raiw «r* quoted to th« equivalent of on* unit of foreign currency). United ttattti Buying ft 13 U4». airmail OO ».tor?4; »U d,at. »^.V'7S credit billa. *2 Mb-i
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    670 15 WHEN the Singapore trading room of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore resumed operations yesterday for the first time since last Tuesday the reaction was not as sharp at first as had been anticipated in many quarters. However late In tradIng a weight
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    227 15 THE Financial Timei commenting on disturbances In Malaysia *ays "Most company chairmen are maintaining an unruffled facade although many stress the dimcultiea of communicating with their representatives In the Providing unrest blows tjulckly stoppage reported in Selangor need not be serious and profits almost certainly will not be
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    43 18 TOKYO Mini Singapore s Prime MinUtei Mr. Lee Kuan Te^v. Hni\ed b«« tod« 3 I ■opover on liis wav DOOM .p United States He has no ol final enKa^c; Tlip Prime Minister to Qii afternoon. Reute;- i see Fa>;e Nine)
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