The Straits Times, 21 May 1969

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    29 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 175,000 TV PBSi^nr (Illlllli! I Head •■BaHBBBBI iWB) The Straits Times I std. IK4", WKDNKSD.W. M.\\ 2i. 1969 IS TEXTS KjLfisft^^lJ (D No. 0723
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    Tengku names his new Cabinet
    483 1  - Tengku names his new Cabinet LIM THOW BOON: KUALA Three MCA leaders are among the 14 By LUMPUR, Tuesday TENCKU Abdul Rahman today announced his new Cabinet comprising 14 Ministers and five Assistant Ministers. Three MCA leaders will serve as Ministers charged with special functions. Another has been appointed an
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    Relief fund gets another $100,000
    300 1 Relief fund gets another $100,000 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues— The National Relief Fund started by the Straits Times Group for the victims of the riots in the Federal capital and other Malaysian areas has now reached a total of nearly $600,000. Yesterday nearly 5.i00.000 was received. The largest single donation today
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    Reds ambush police party on border
    127 1 BANGKOK, Tues. Communist terrorists ambushed a police party inspecting a captured terrorist base camp on the Thai Malaysian border and wounded two policemen, police sources said today. The sources said the police major and seven officers were on an inspection tour of what was
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    APOLLO-10 SPEEDS NEARER THE MOON
    311 1 APOLLO-10 SPEEDS NEARER THE MOON CAPE KENNEDY, Tuesday lyilILK tin- Apollo- 10 ;islr<>iKiiiis sped nearer the moon, the Apollo-ll rocki'l and spacecraft were set up on Us launch pad. The Apollo-ll mission is the one designed to land a man on the moon in July, but it depend.-- on the
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    Dancer protests against drinks
    57 1 HONG KONG. Tues Indian clawlral dancei ftttM) Paufu resumed to perform at the Hilton Hotel in Horn: Kma last riluM because liquor was being sened their. 'It tftMl m\ >'lieum. Pmvu s.i id The dancer, who an exponent of Kathaic datxine. m flown here specially to
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    PM back after month's tour
    116 1 r pHE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, returned last night norn Tokyo with Mrs. Lee (above) after a month-long tour of Europe. Britain and the United States. They were received at the airport by the Minister for Law and National Development. Mr. E. W.
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    31 1 Mi ON IB! MM RON lv" *r«l--|i>-10 astronaut* no. r paring for arrival niniin tomorrow Keuter Bl mo r\r* nil MANILA H M.mil.i Bay ThWa] f«f iird txtn Rrutrr
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    'Back to work' order to Govt servants
    673 1 'Back to work' order to Govt servants STRAITS TIMES REPORTERS KUALA LUMPUR. Tues QOVERXMEXT offices here and in Petaling Java will reopen tomorrow when Hie curfew nmII !><• lifted again from <i..'!(i a.m. lo 2 p.m. Only Kainpon^ Bluim and (how Kit Road area will still be under curfew round-
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    11 dead in floods
    14 1 HYDERABAI i < Offldali at j mile- rn--t ol heir mp
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    Lock icon Snoopy's up, up and away with the Apollo 10 team
    634 2 HOUSTON, Tuesday (jool) GRIEF] ITs Snoopy i f i s|);kt, on the way t<> the moon nn itli the Apollo in astronauts in ol crew John W. Young toon drawing ir TV transm the spacenauts now se crack•i porsonali.,d the
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    Lock icon A Nixon date
    290 3 HE WILL MEET THIEU AT MIDWAY WASHINGTON. Tuesday i pHESIDENT Nixon will llv to the iiiid-l'acilic in ►ear I uture For a meeting with South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van riiifii, it w;is learned last light The meeting probably will be held on Midway Island within the next
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    REBELS SEEK UN HELP TO 'END MASSACRE* :N W. IRIAN
    254 3 REBELS SEEK UN HELP TO 'END MASSACRE* :N W. IRIAN LONDON, Tues MCW YORK. Tues— The self-styled leader of the rebellion against Indonesian administration in West Irian today &«ked for an immediate UN Intervention In the former Dutch colony. In 3. telegram to Secre-tary-General U Thant. Mr. Marcus Kaisiepo. who
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    Lock icon Envoys from 11 capitals to discuss China
    100 3 Envoys from 11 capitals to discuss China HONG KONG, Tues. Japanese diplomats in Asia will meet in Hong Kong on Thursday to study recent developments In Communist China The three-day conference will be attended by Japanese diplomats from Taiwan. South Korea, South Vietnam. Cambodia, Laos. Thailand, Burma. Pakistan. Malaysia. Indonesia
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    That Kennedy hotel sues for payment
    70 3 That Kennedy hotel sues for payment LOS ANGELKS Tues The Amba.-sador Hotel where Sen Robert F Kennedy was assassinated has Mied his campaign committee for hi* unpaid $85.1100 note) bill The committee nas oeen unable to raise sufficient funds to pay all It* debt> despite special (und-iaisiiiK afl.nr.-- at winch
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    Lock icon JETS STREAK IN TO SILENCE GUNS IN VALLEY
    232 3 JETS STREAK IN TO SILENCE GUNS IN VALLEY LONDON, Tues. Israeli jets streaked Into Jordan twice yesterday on rocket and bombing runs. Israeli spokesmen said the raids hit military targets but Jordan said one of then wax aimed at civilians, killing one and wounding five. The Israeli spokesmen .■-aid the
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    Viet bomb blast
    30 3 SAIGON Tiies Vietcona wt ofT a bomb In a packed cinema In Tuy Hoa. 230 Miles from Salaon last night, killing fl'e civilians and wounalng 24 other*.
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    Beaming Mao throws a party for 10,000 Red troops
    466 3 Beaming Mao throws a party for 10,000 Red troops I|OX<i KONG, Tues. Chairman .M;io Tsetung um\ Vicechairman Lin Pino yesterday received some 10.000 iirmy personnel from various parts ol (.'liina. Radio Peking reported today The reception took place at the Great Hall of the People in Peking, the radio said.
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    Lock icon Actresses' guide on when to give all for art
    156 3 Actresses' guide on when to give all for art HEW YORK, Tues. Equity, the- actors' trade union, hits drawn up ;i special code to help younfi American actresses decide where und when they should take off their clothes. The five-point code has been drawn up because of the increasing number
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    Supertanker crash: 4 die
    38 3 TOKYO. Turv —A Japanese frelehter sank today, killing tout of Its 13 crew, after a collision with a 210.0n0-ton Llberlan tanker on a trial run in Southern Japan Two other crew members are mlsslnc
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    Lock icon DEATH THREAT SO RAY STAYS IN SPECIAL CELL
    141 3 DEATH THREAT SO RAY STAYS IN SPECIAL CELL VASHVILLE (Tttini ll Tues— James Earl Ray. convicted killer of Dr. Martin Luther King, is being kept in maximum security at the state prison here because of a threat against his life. Tennessee's Corrections Commissioner Mr. Harry Avery said yesterday he had
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    DMZ shooting
    26 3 SEOUL. Tues A North Korean who crossed the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) under cover of darkness MM shot and killed by American troops early Tuesday
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    US won't give up after Vietnam
    247 3 US won't give up after Vietnam IiAM.KOK, Tuesday •JMI K American Secretary of Stale, Mr William Rogers, pledged today that even after I.S. troops have left Vietnam the United States would not stop striving for long-term peace in South Kast Asia. Mr. Rogers, in his opening statement to the 14th
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    Lock icon — Japanese want US as trade partner in S-EA
    236 3 Japanese want US as trade partner in S-EA \I-\V YORK, lues. Japanese business no longer wants Kasl and Southeast Asia for its private playground, an American hanker told t'.S. executives \csU'rdav. "They would now like us to co-ordinate with them and be controlled in our advance into South east said
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    Job shortage for doctors only temporary: Prof
    150 4 Job shortage for doctors only temporary: Prof gINCiAPORE, Tues. Medical students were today assured that current unemployment in the profession was a "temporary phenomenon." This assurance was given by the Dean of Medicine at the University of Singapore, Prof. Lira Kok Ann, in a message to the Freshmen Orentation souvenir
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    Scottish flying medallion for MSA I—pilot
    262 4 Scottish flying medallion for MSA I pilot- SINGAPORE, Tues. Second Officer, Teo Chwee Beng, 21 of Malaysia Singapore Airlines has won the coveted medallion presented annually by the Lord Provost and (,'ouncillors of" the Cily :n (I Royal Burgh of Perth, Scotland, for being the b*.'s[ living sti dent for
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    Neptune Orient joins FEFC
    40 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Tiie Government-run Neptune Orient Line has become a lull member of the Par Eastern Freight Conterence A PEPC announcement said all shippers who used this lines ships would be entitled to the normal rebates.
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    Today's ETV programme
    158 4 Today's ETV programme r pODAYS educational TV on Channels l.s as follows 7.50-8.10 a.m. General Science. Bee 11. Experiment.', with Electricity. 8.30-8.50: English Literature. Sec. II The Barretts 01 Wimpole Street <Pt. I): ».05-9.-.'5: Mathematics Sec. I 'ion. rotation, rellection and enlargement; 9.45-10.05: English Second language. Sec. II The Lady
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    S'pore ties with Nepal
    43 4 SINOAPORE. Tues. Pull diplomatic relations have been established between Singapore and the Kingdom of Nepal. Singapore's High Commissioner to India, Mr. Maurice Baker, has been appointed to serve concurrently as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Kingdom of Nepal.
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    First Lady to open exhibition by welfare services
    183 4 First Lady to open exhibition by welfare services SINGAPORE, Tuesday YfORK than 40 voluntary and welfare organisations will take nart in the Combined Welfare Services Exhibition and Sale of Work at the Victoria Memorial Hall on May SI. The show the seventh organised by the Singapore Council of Social Service
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    1,000 JOB TRIAL VACANCIES FOR SCHOOL LEAVERS
    147 4 1,000 JOB TRIAL VACANCIES FOR SCHOOL LEAVERS SINGAPORE. Tues. Government departments and commercial and Industrial organisations have promised about 1.000 places for this year"s Youth Week In commerce and Industry to be held in August. Th« project is organised Jolntlv by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Government'- Vocational
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    Caught-in-act thief gets two years
    92 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— When police constable Wong Hon Hat returned home after duty at Orchard police station yesterday, he found a house-breaker in his room. He caught Low Mou Tfang In the act of opening his police kit In his room at River Valley Road, and
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    Special 150 th anniversary port welcome
    94 4 Special 150 th anniversary port welcome SINOAPORE. Tuea. A Japanese freighter the Kyusei M»ru which arrived here last Friday on her maiden voyage was given a special 160 th anniversary welcome by the Port of Singapore Authority. The PBA Director-Operations. Mr. Loh Heng Kee. went on board and presented Captain
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    Soldier dies in truck crash
    53 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. A soldier. Chlm Choon Hua. 18. was killed yesterday after he was knocked down by a military truck In the Singapore Armed Forces Simon Road Camp. Chlm of Shaw Road, who was attached to the Camp, died Instantly. There were 64 other traffic
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    Not Mr. Desai the deputy PM
    37 5 In th* mi lay It was rrLVputv PirI «ijl De>-al. passro t.i Sydney ter \\a.- Mr H. tidra Dr.sai. Chief Minuter of It «hn will return v 31 (or a thre*-dajr
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    $11,905 for crash victim's estate
    109 5 $11,905 for crash victim's estate kJi.NCAPORE. Tues. The family of a list, killed m m accident four years awarded si 1.905 and costs by istice Tan Ah Tan in the High Court toWIL be paid o the Public Trustee for of Abdul Rahnan bin Kemat il Hahman. married a child,
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    Appointments to three new chairs at varsity
    135 5 Appointments to three new chairs at varsity SINGAPORE. Tues.— The University of Singapore today anannounced appointments to three new chairs two in engineering and one in accountancy. Dr Chin Kee Kean. -•■•nor lecturer in civil engineering was appointed dean of the faculty of Kngineerin« lor thre< yearDr. Jimmy Chen Wle
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    Sata clues show that 3,000 will I get TB every year
    237 5 Sata clues show that 3,000 will I get TB every year SINGAPORE. Tues. There is evidence to suggest that some 3.000 people will develop clinically active tuberculosis annually In the Republic, the Singapore Anti-tuber-culosis Association reported tdoay. It ary t hernfort- Uia; all existing tuberculosis measun be continued with the
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    No new cases of cholera in Singapore
    73 5 No new cases of cholera in Singapore SINGAPORE. Tups NO fre.sh CUM of cholera havr been reported since yesterriay's conlirmatlon <>l three new cases in family living in the Redhlll area. bringing the total in the 1 present outbn-ak to Jour A Health Ministry source i said all nece>.»ary precautionary
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    DRY ENTRANCE FOR AIR PASSENGERS
    112 5 DRY ENTRANCE FOR AIR PASSENGERS SINGAPORE, lues Malaysia Sincaporr Airlines arr experimenting with sine way awnings to providr shelter to passenger* who hoard or alight in thr rain. When it rained thii morning passengers hoarding a BO\( V( -10 for I uiidoii used the sheltered gaasjway. (Straits Times picture show-
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    Woman, 26, alleges: Date on Chinese New Year's day ended in rape
    332 5 Woman, 26, alleges: Date on Chinese New Year's day ended in rape SINGAPORE, Tuesday A WOMAN lold h i our t today t li;il she went ko ;< cabaret, accepted a date from r stranger and was raped Ihe nexl day, Chinese New Year's l)a\ The woman. 26. referred I
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    Cargo for Port Swettenham unloaded at Penang
    224 5 Cargo for Port Swettenham unloaded at Penang PENANG, Tues. Over 2.000 tons of Port Swettenham cargo have been unloaded in P.nanp. the Penang Port Commission dls- < Insert in a statement today. And muie will continue to be unloaded in Penang until the situation becomes m ran il.' It -;<:d
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    7 hurt in clash
    61 5 SINGAPORE Tuev Se\en people neie injured in a clash at nine lasi night at trie Junetiun <'l Bachdad Street and Kandahar Street In the North Biirtce Road area The Acllnx Police Secretary. Deputy Superintendent H i. Buudnrjrß, *.ni\ thii mi a «..-i- ult by i group
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    London stocks
    400 5 LONDON TUH The m<irkrt liki.i v ranuMi it.- dnwndiitt after i thi' paM two BeastOßM technical mllv. uil> tin fid, the F)ninci.il ThMI iikl'\ \\«.n 7 8 oO*n at 42li.fi. ■qulUm ihowed [airly vidr,tnr,.d kweea, reflccUni -.riling hikl in kkMBO i>l iniyrrs. Tm.s and rubber* held steady. CloMng
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    Tun Razak, Eastman in talks on defence aid
    89 6 Tun Razak, Eastman in talks on defence aid Xl \IA 1.1 MPIK. Tue*.— Tun Abdul Razak today held an hour-lone disi ussioii ith the Australian Ilith Commissioner here. Mr. A.J Ea.stman. mi the po>vibilitv of Australia providing defence equipment. Tun Razak told newsmen alter the daily meeting of the National
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    'Sign up' call
    31 6 MALACCA. lue.s. Thr M^ ,iii.i branch of tbe Ex-serwc»* '..in of WM Mslay.si* hn> directed Ita member* «r.) irr :U\ jtc bet, v rr lur Biiluarv >er\ ic*.
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    UNIVERSITY PAPER TO HELP 'REBUILD' THE NATION
    154 6 UNIVERSITY PAPER TO HELP 'REBUILD' THE NATION I7UALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Univei t sity of Malaya today I published the'first of a series of newsletters 1 designed to assist in the •reconstruction of the Malaysian nation.' In a mr.-saKe to the publication. Laporan Un:vtrsiti. the Vice-Chancel-lor. Prof. Ungku Aziz, laid
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    Malaysians in S'pore send food parcels
    100 6 Malaysians in S'pore send food parcels QINGAfORE, Tu«-s. Two wagM loads nf food donations from .M.tl.iYM.tii i.nu'iiinirnl and naval personnel in Singapore for riot victims in Malaysia left by train tonight for Kuala Lumpur. Over 100 \\i\es of staff at the Malaysia* High Commissioner here, officers and men of K.D.
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    Transport service back in business
    195 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. I With the all-rounri Improvement in the situation in Kuala Lumpur, transport services between Singapore and the Malaysian capital are slowly returning to normal. Malayan Railway put on a upeeUU passenger train for K'.iala Lumpur at 8 p m today It is dur
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    105 6 TOKYO, lues— Japanese shipyards are concerned that Malaysia's racial trouble nmht delay a tender call to be held by the Malaysian International Shippinc Company for two cargo liners from Japan. The lshikaw.i.jima-Ha-rim.i Heavy Industries Ltd. said today five Japanese shipyards had been
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    Ahmad is again named Perak Mentri Besar
    255 6 IPOH. Tues. Da to 1 Haji Ahmad Said, chairman of the Perak Alliance was yesterday appointed the new Mentri Besar by the Sultan of Perak at the Istana Iskandariah in Kuala Kangsar. The oath taking ceremony, also to be performed at the Istana
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    Brisk business at GPO and PJ post office
    408 6 Brisk business at GPO and PJ post office KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. J"HE General Post Office here and the Petaling Jaya main post office did brisk business today when they opened during the relaxation of the curlew. Restricted services such as pension payments, withdrawals from savings accounts and money order payments
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    Tun S won BOTH counts, says polls supervisor
    115 6 JPOH. lues. The Perak Supervisor of Elections. Mr lee Kok Chens said toda> that Tun V. T. Samhanthan won the first count and a ie<ount of votes in the Sunge? Siput parliamentary constituency. He was commenting on a report in today s
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    Secretary to Sultan retires
    52 6 ALOR STAR T r Th» private secretary to the of Kfdah Inche Ahamad bin Mamn. 58, is to retire alter 39 years with the State Government Hr will be succeeded by Kedah Civil Service officer Syed Harun bin Syecl Hashln Alaefree. a former Ah I town
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    Aid drive by law students in Singapore
    100 6 Aid drive by law students in Singapore CINGAPORE, Tues. Th« University of Singapore Law Society today expressed Its sympathy to people affected by the disturbances in West Malaysia.* The society In a statement *aid It was now spearheading a drive for donations from students and staff members ot th» university.
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      619 6 STANDARD MALAYA (fsso) BERHAD ANNOUNCEMENT I standard Mal.iya Kcrhad annouiue 1 11.1t at the 10th Annual (iener.il Meeting of st<>« kholdrrs of thr C omnany duly convened on Thursday, May 15, 1»«». at 12.00 noon, the Items of ordinary business .is given In the Notice of Meeting dated April 29.
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      162 6 I liil oh»p By I. T. II unil in ■■r~VWA.rS ON THE YES. EVERY- >"*~* ■^/y)do^""**M IS~ >v I I GOOD HEWINS.' IT %tiWll V^KiiV^ ■I YEW SCREEN? WlNa POOPLES V, f lfZ£poOK IV WMAT /V\ SURE VtfkSNT MINE.' J 'IWlllW PtD THEY MAKE 56EI^ IN I IS STIU- If
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    Story of $20,000 to shield bets premises
    901 7  -  ARUN SENKUTTUVAN -By (SINGAPORE, Tues. Four nun had "operated in a very knowledgeable way" to persuade a C1I) officer !<» give pr<>tection l<> certain four <ligit lottery premises, it was alI today. A DPP. told the Third •ri c t Court that through
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    CEYLONESE ASSN. MEETING INVALID: RULING
    100 7 CEYLONESE ASSN. MEETING INVALID: RULING SI.RKMRAN. Tins— Dato Justice Abdul Hamid bin rmji Omar ruled today that the annual general meeting of the Negri Sembiian Ceylonrsp Association held on .May 5 last year was invalid because its secretary had not railed for it. and that the president and officials elected
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    MSA ('SMALL AIRLINE, BIG FUTURE) MAY BE AEROFLOT AGENT
    212 7 MSA ('SMALL AIRLINE, BIG FUTURE) MAY BE AEROFLOT AGENT SINGAPORE, Tues. Malaysia-Sin-gapore Airlines is likely to act as traffic handling agents lor Aeroflot, Hussia's national airline. This was discussed today at a high-level meeting between officials from both airlines at the MSA boardroom. MSA acted as Aeroflot > traffic handling
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    Five words that did not spell a threat
    156 7 SINGAPOKF Lay Soon. M). quitted and dischargi the Fifth District today after a legal quibble over the term "would not .stand on MD in' wnlch he used when he trWI >o get $400 from a b.'ead--eller. Ten Yew l.i.> Tan was <illr<jed
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    Rape case girl: I lied about first meeting with him
    217 7 Rape case girl: I lied about first meeting with him GINdAPOMK. Tuts. A 17-year-old factory the j leading witness in a rape case today admitted she had lied bet ore the Ilitfh Court about the first time she met the man accused of raping her. This morning, she told the
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      130 7 Flying north? Take the first flight with us any morning and «■£>- leave the crowd-and-bustle way of travelling to others! We Hjppt jet you north as early as 8.00 am. Your choice :to Hong 'j&ffi* Olimew jet- Set timetable Kong and Tokyo via Kuala Lumpur 3 times a week via
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      162 7 Straits Times Crossword A( MM In Mark iB>. L C«t wltn no Ull follows like 7 "«>* ln »*kward SKK SttTA gyrSß ST* C.t at ihe seaside abroad or Incarnation^ that reveal, I m a. Cat ha^£en dk?urb*d \hd <>"* bed In 8 U for My Ud, KuT/oT 1 proves
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    Peaceful Perak learned well from old lessons
    1051 8  -  HENRY PAUL by IPOH, Tu«s LIFE In sprawling Perak during the past few days will long be remembered. Though the curfew imposed suddenly last Tuesday night in several parts of the State brought in its train Inevitable inconveniences and hardships the people have
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      TOWARDS A LANDING
      289 8 ires have > common place that t nt of Apollo 1U was taken very much for gilttd. This is Americas 20th (and the world's 32nd manned flight to the stars, and while the mission will fall short of .setting planned distance or endurb it stands apart from
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      THE NEW CABINET
      445 8 tiing to normal is a •nmfoitniK phrase, a true description of the past 48 :-i the Federal capital and V. lia in general, but a phrase which a pd to conceal the problems still ahead. Unmistakably the i iintimie to irfew was lifted yesterday throughout Sel■riK'T (except
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      HOICK FOR FRANCE
      210 8 As France moves towards June 1. polling day in the presidential election, M. Alain I'oher, who has been interim President since ,i! de Gaulle s resignation, has upset calculations hy moving ahead of M. Pompidou in the public opinion polls. The former Prime Minister still holds a
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    survived and revived
    1318 8  -  HUGH MABBETT r— by KUALA LUMPUR FROM RIOT AND DESTRUCTION TO BETTER DAYS THROUGH DEVOTION, COURAGE AND GOODWILL WHEN tne balance sheet of the past weeks trouoles in Kuala Lumpur is eventually compiled, individual contributions of courage, ingenuity, devotion and hard work will surely stand out. Amid
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      230 8 LEARN ARABIC BY RADIO The U A R. Broadca'ting from Cairo broadcasts Arabic lessons by Radio, within the English programme Deamed to Singapore on a short wave of Ms. B. 16.74 ***** K Cs Cairo Summer Time From 16.50 To 17,10 Cairo Time 1.1.. V) 16,10 G..M.T. 13,50 14,1* Singapore
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    Lock icon Good old traffic jams are back
    155 9 SO ENCOURAGING. THIS X.L SCENE... I KAr hIC jams yesterday morning in Jaian Mountbatton (at right) and in other parts of Kuala Lumpur wore welcome signs of a return to normalcy after a week of tension. encouraging there was not a policeman or soldier
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    Lock icon Graduate Society wants inquiry into the riots
    190 9 Graduate Society wants inquiry into the riots I/UALA LUMPUR. Cuea A call to Government to set up a commission of Inquiry "as soon as it is feasible" to establisVi the causes of the dist v r b a nces was made today. The call came from the ol the Un
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    $15,000 for victims
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    Gifts of food, biood acclaimed as 'good omens'
    192 9 Gifts of food, biood acclaimed as 'good omens' SINGAPORE. Tues. Donations of blood and food to Malaysia were acclaimed last nighl a* bfiiiK good omens for tnnreasini friendship and harmony" between th« two countries. Mr. T. VV. Ong, president of the Pcranakan Association, speaking at its I annual meeting, said:
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    Penang Umno post-mortem
    46 9 PENANO TUM Penang Umno diusion lisa Instructed all Its bianche- to prepare reports of their activates during the general election. The branches are slso asked Ui hvt the causes of the Alliance* setback hi \\-r\r areas, ■nrt in .vuK?e«t remediM lor future election*.
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    Lock icon STEPHENS: WE MAY HAVE TO CONSULT DEFENCE PARTNERS
    326 9 STEPHENS: WE MAY HAVE TO CONSULT DEFENCE PARTNERS CANBERRA. Tuesday. MALAYSIA would have to consult its defence partners if the Communists managed to restore a state of Emergency in th« country, the Malaysian High Commissioner, Dato Donald Stephens, said today. However, he old not see the situation getting to that
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    Jelutong killing: Three remanded
    98 9 Jelutong killing: Three remanded DENANG, Tues. A 17-year-old girl, Ooi Siew Tin. was today charged in the Court with the murder of Kassim bin Omar, an Umno publicity "officer. Her mother and grandmother, who were in court, sobbed as the charge was explained to her. No plea was recorded. Ooi
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    Fair put off
    31 9 IPOH. rues. ID* Mr-lhod- 1. i<l and (un fair ichrclui-tl for May 31 haa been postponed to June 18 Coupons .o!ci will oe \.<Uci lor the new date.
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    POLICE EMPOWERED TO DISPOSE OF DEAD
    95 9 |£UALA LUMPUR, Tues. iV Police have been given the power to dispose of the bodies of those kUled during the disturbances. The order, made under the Emergency Regulations, also provides tor Inquests and death inquiries to be dispensed with In ca.ses of people killed
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    Gorton: No request for help from Tengku
    108 9  - Gorton: No request for help from Tengku JACK FINGLETON From (JANBI.RR A I uev Th« Prime Minister. Mr. John diir.tm. in Par■i.inirnt today that he had liari no information to suggest tli.it Tengku Alxlul Kahnian had called upon tlir Australian High Commissioner in Kuala l.umpur for ,is>istanre by Australian troops
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      118 9 Post Herald Hong Kong's bigg.*t English Newspaper ORDERS MAY BE PLACED WITH Martcan b Son* (Malaysia' Ltd., 74 Orchard Road, Slngaport i, Tel: ***** 1B Battery Road. Singapore 1. Tel: ***** Airport Book Stall, Paya Labar Airport, Singapore 19. Tel: ***** V. Ratantomy flr Cfe, 181-N, Jalan Kayu, Singapore 2«,
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      795 9 TV MALAYSIA IHANNKUS: Kuala l.umpur Haa |jg Watch Mr. 51IW%»A1*UKA iri't I'm. int. I] ip<,l- and W:/«id st.t:;! Electricity I'-lul Kluan, 9. 735 The Neu S.^ur*. '{00 lM P"— I— T^tv n JTs^'SS-trii'^Mn M ,•>,, Beverly HiUbUhes: ftft iBSA^IS n'lr^r 8 1 J^ LV^l 3, 326 Ih l 1 Great
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      Nitrogen demand grows rapidly
      151 10 SINGAPORE oxygen are Importing tank load* of ltqaid nitrogen from tbHr Australian \w>clate The Commonwealth Industrial Oases Limited (CM) —to help meet the demand which ha* grown rapidly with the evtahlishment of semiconductor m.tnuf.irttirrrs In Singapore. Mr J. Boyleaging IHrector of M)l states. It i* *ot
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      TEN-DAY HOLIDAY FOR 10 DEALERS
      173 10 SINGAPORE and Malaysia's most successful Canon dealers left recently lor Japan on a tenday holiday sponsored by The Guthrle Waugh Organisation and Canon Inc. of Japan. The trip was awirded to ten dealers for their efforts in promoting the sale of Canon cameraa whirh -parried
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      Singapore one of leading markets in Far East
      212 10 Singapore one of leading markets in Far East SINGAPORE is one of the leading markets in the Far East for modern fastening techn\ques and equipment. "Its practical approach ln development and ready acceptance of modern techniques put Singapore ahead of most countries." said Mr. D.F. Becker, marketing director of Hlltl
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      Passenger Manager
      41 10 Mr. John Church who recently returned to the UK. after 10 years ln Singapore, has been appointed P O's Continental Passenger Manager. Mr. Church's appointment was announced by P O Lines following the reorganisation of the London Passenger Department
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      Plans are finalised for big joint venture enterprise
      299 10  - Plans are finalised for big joint venture enterprise MOK SIN PIN By JACK Chia Industries (S) Ltd., and Drug Houses of Australia Ltd Melbourne, have finalised plans for their joint venture enterprise. Known as Drug Houses of Australia (Asia) Pte. Ltd.. the new company, which has an authorised capital of
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      Airline man made supervisor
      109 10 Airline man made supervisor \I\K. Wong Toon Nam. (above) aged 29. has been appointed Cargo Supervisor of Lufthansa German Airlines. His appointment was announced by Mr. A. vom Hofe. the airline's Manager for Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei. Mr. Won? Joined the airline in 1965 as a clerk at Paya Lebar
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      Talks with agents
      90 10 Priglklng International, division of Cummins Engine Co Inc. of America, are consolidating their activities ln this region. The company, whose automobile air conditioners, now claim a major share of the local market, sent out to Singapore last week Mr Oscar Johnson, their recently appointed International Sales manager
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      "GLASS" BOATS FOR REPUBLIC
      246 10 "GLASS" BOATS FOR REPUBLIC rpHF. world famous Keith Nelson craft, which are specialised boats built of glass reinforced plastic, will shortly be manufactured and completed In Tanjong Rhu. Mr. J. A. Wilde, managing director of Vosper Thornycroft I'niteer* Ltd., whose parent company the Vosper Thornycroft Group purchased the capital of
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      161 10 THE Blue Funnel cargo liner NELEUS (7.542 groag tons) recently loaded a 70-ton ladder winch for Port Swettenham which Is to be Installed on a floating dredge used for tin mining in Malaysia. The ladder winch was r made by Richards Structural Steel
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      Big orders for prefab houses
      58 10 Big orders for prefab houses KUMPULAN Guthrle Sendirian Berhad which has launched a range of locally manufactured prefabricated houses has to date received orders totalling $750,000 for these lowbuildings. The Guthrle prefabricated buildings are all made entirely of locally-manu-factured materials and art Intended mainly for use on estates, construction sites,
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      U.S. chief on market survey
      158 10 rE president of Phillips Drill Co. Inc.. Michigan City, Indiana, Mr. F.A. Werstein, last week visited Singapore for a market survey and to discuss the possibility of set""" n f«*»ti*r». Claimed to be the worlds largest manufacturer of concrete anchoring devices with almost 60 years'
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      240 10 Vf^ t3^*^SßL» m Even people who say they are not supermt FW i^V ?^9PH 9 stitious will "touch wood," cross their ff Ak i^m VC^^l .'-MHi fingers or avoid walking under ladders. I* Vv^ ll^i ln a ttie crises of llfe whether in I 11 Sfm > mw m B
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      74 10 VERY ABSORBING SUBJECT! Wait till you spread it on. You'll *gl hl find Old Spice talc very i[§ absorbing. It's thirsty. Soaks Jm i\ up what a towel leaves on. Me jf^. And it makes a man smell f^ I=S, good -and masculine-all i, day. Like Old Spice Lime and
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    340 11 British pledge of military aid after withdrawal ASSURANCE TO SEATO BANGKOK Tuesday gRITAIN will be able to send a significant force to South East Asia after withdrawing from Malaysia and Singapore if the circumstances demand. Lord Shepherd, Minister of State at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, said this here today.
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    New headmaster for school
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    Body found in sea
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    Chamber's milk gift
    35 11 MNi.APORI. Turs Thr Siruaporr Indian Ch.imhfi of rimnirrip today handed to thp Malar*";m Hlgk ('iramiwion 1.008 case* of condensed milk fii distribution to "thr unfortunate victim* of the riient di>turhamrs in Malat»i.<
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    More than $20mil. taken out of Bank of —China—
    186 11 More than $20mil. taken out of Bank of —China CINGAPORE, Tues. The Government today said that more than $20 million had been withdrawn from the Singapore branch of the Bank of China in Battery Road during the past 10 days. It added that todays clearIng house accounts showed the bank
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    CLOSE WATCH ON STORE CHOLERA SITUATION
    94 11 lOH OKI KAHKI Tue». Healfh authorities here are keeping a close watch on the cholera situation in Singapore, but haw not yet decided to set up a health checkpoint at the Causeway here. But preparations are being made in i-a*e such a cherk i>
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    A TWO-WEEK SURPRISE WINDFALL FOR TAIPEH TV QUEEN BETTY. 20
    210 11 SINGAPORE. Tuesday OKI TV PAI of Taiwan had a windfall two days ago. And It wasn't just because she was chosen Taipeh's TV queen. The "windfall," as she put it, was having her winning trip to Hong Kong extended to
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    A call to set up Asian news agency
    170 11 A call to set up Asian news agency CINGAPORE, Tues. An Egyptian Journalist. Dr. Clovis Maksoud. today urged all Asian newspaper publishers to pool resources and establish an Asian news agency. He said such an agency would put Asian rvrnts in a true perspective for Asian Dr. Maksoud. one of
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    21 curfew breakers
    40 11 MALACCA. Tues. Twenr?one curfew breakers were fined $40 each here today They pleaded guilty Nineteen other people pleaded not cuilty to charces ot being In possession of offensive weapons. They were ordered to be remanded In custody.
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    Reception off
    20 11 KCAL.A LL'MPL*R. Tues. Eir.b<i.s>y announcv that the reception to mark Constitutional Day on May 23 has be*n cancelled.
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    124 12 JUST RECEIVED a *MB)i seIeCUOB BBSB HI Available I Hxb .-ireet 6 »r» RAJA FEREMPUAN PRIMARY SCHOOL Udh Till h"l<* <b" r •n>--'» 1 school sports on Tuc.dsy. 10th Junt V I»EW BERNINA PORTABLES. Top Consumer Tttts. Extremely Simple Operation. Kret Catalogues. Gammeters 41 '2nd UpsUirs, IS Collyer Quay.
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    DEATHS
    21 12 MRS SBLLAMMAH KUNARATNAM N a-e Mr. Kunaramam. mother of N:th>anantnam, lenang Mrs. SinnaMrs Thirunavaksrasu passed >' ay la addukoddai on 1ti.j.69
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    IN MEMORIAM
    22 12 IN MEMORY OF Mr. Ang Phrk Ann who left us on ?ltt May 1965. Kememnertd by all who loved him.
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    LOCAL EQUITY YIELDS
    527 15 Average grans a.-, idrnd yield 5.8 per cent (5.7 percent! frtl£ nd 87 per cent (8.7 per cent) (ompinif* Icxated in Mniapore for taxation purpose*. a\- yi<\rt 4 9 prr rent <4 9 per cent) Ay 8 4 per cent (8 3 per cent> •P I'ii. >|>
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    RUBBER AND TIN CLOSING PRICES
    27 15 RUBBER AND TIN CLOSING PRICES May 20. RIBBER PRICE: 69) cent* (up three-eighths of a cent). TIN PRICE: 5612 (uncb). Estimated offering 271 tons (up 20 tons).
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    W. Mining heads falls in minerals
    296 15 W. Mining heads falls in minerals MELBOURNE. Tues. fllL and mining shares turner) v down on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today after yesterday's rally, with an easing trend also visible in the Investment section. Western Mining was notable with a fall of 40 cents to $10.30. Other heavyweight Issues to
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    101 15 CMINSSE r>raduce «ichange, SlngaMH, noon cletmg ow'ctt par pj«ui yetlerday. Coconut cii bulk |4Sb aeilrrs, drum 131 sellers. C»a»a: Mixed (f.0.b.) loos* May/ June t'K/Coa. $31 B. Pepperi Mtntok white |ll'7| sellers. Barawak nine M tellrrs. iptrui Sarawak Mark SMTt sellers, *arbiea Lampcr.g Mack }120 sellers tall we-,
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    Exchange rates
    133 15 1 iialinnapsre made thne rhsntes i thr following rates are quoted to tbt equivalent of one unit of foreign currency United State*: Buying TT $3 04<m). airmail OD S3 1280: 00 d'st. 12.M.V) credit Mile. fZ.tSOO trade bills. Selling TT sr OD resdy: $*****. Canadi: Buying TT $2.*.250.
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    Hong Kong rates
    39 15 {~v.N the I'M (xshans* markat m Hon« Konc yesterday the U.S. Osllsr »s> quotre at 6.1U50 for T.T. snd li.Oit lor saMi. Sterling Han c o'»4 at 14 SO snd one tasl sf i«ld at 322.
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    Straits tin price is unchanged for third day running
    389 15 Straits tin price is unchanged for third day running I?OR tne third day F running the Straits tin price remained unchanged in Penang at $612 on an ottering estimated up 20 tons to 270 tons. Good all-round support was reported particularly from the United States. In London on Monday afternoon
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    Rubber Market closes quiet
    243 15 JINK first grade rubber f.o.b. buyers rlosed at p.m. in Singapore yesterday at 69' i rent" up three-eighths of a cent or Monday's < lotting leveL The tone '.as quiet. K AS and M.B.E. closing prices In cent* per Ib. yesterday. Buyers Sellers Int. 1 RSS.
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    PALM OIL
    22 15 In London on Monday Malayan 5 per cent c.i.f. U.K. June/ July In bulk was quoted unchanged at £70 sellers.
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    Southern Kinta
    44 15 SOUTHERN Klnta Consolidated's estimated profit before tax is £1.185--000 1.076.836) for the year to March 31. Output totalled 2.715 tons of tin concentrate (2,482). Sales amounted to 2,627 tons (2.482). The average net proceeds per ton of tin concentrates was £781 (£738).
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    Output on quotas
    22 15 DUE to the tin quota restrictions imposed in September, the total production for Llngul Tin (1967, Bhd. for 1963
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    389 15 810 AND OFFIR PRirrs OFFICIALLY LISTED AT TNI I CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SIN CAPOiIE TRADING ROOM OF THE UTOCK EXCHANGE YESTERDAY wine i INDUSTRIALS B KCUA 1.T7 l.*o 3tn Co 1.02 1.99 9ourte*d 2.00 :»mfl Plywood ...i 2.00 2.05 X Susan 3.M ed :.C.M. ord» 1.65
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    Sharply easier trend on Stock Market
    657 15 SHARPLY easier conditions ruled in the Singapore Trading Room of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday afternoon following the pattern of the previous day's trading. Heavy liquidation continued and price drops took levels down five to ten per cent below Monday's closing
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    UPS AND DOWNS
    341 15 \IOVEMENTtOP SHARI PRICES BASED ON A COMPARISON OF LAST SALIS IN TNI SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADINC HOOMS OF THI STOCK CXCHANCt VIITIROAV WtR! INDUSTRIALS: ACMA I H (■iii"> Ben A Ca. i l< i.nt» ernes Barhad i I rent". Carnal If centm. C. Suiara II MM!),
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    Guthrie offer
    36 15 rjiHE Guthrie Corporation M. offer for James Templeton has been accepted in respect of 4.236.781 ordinary units (80 per eenti. The offer has bom declared unconditional Hnd remains open for acceptance until further notice.
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    Bigger crop forecast
    108 15 GADEK Chairman Mr. F.W.S. Roberts estimated in his annual statement that 3.172.000 Ib. of rubber would be harveMcri during 1969— some 4H1.0<»0 Ib. more than the 1368 crop. During the first four months of the year, cropi at both estates had been .somewhat disappointing, largely due to
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    Tin shares are dull
    146 15 QUIET and dull condition* prevailed in the tin share market in London on Monday. However. apart Hong Kong and K hall, which recorded „p--preciable los.,es. falls were small. Beralt also rased, but Tanjong was a firm exception. Rubber shares moved within narrow limits and closed irregular.
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    Ships in port
    221 15 'THE PORT OP SINCAPORI AUTHO--1 RITV ANNOUNCED THC FOLLOWING BIRTHING ARRANCIMINTS FOR MAY 21. OUT: nm, Skou i 2. NsssW Rl)n 3 4. Martha F.ihkf A 7. l/mhlo Mini in 11. Hrnsalrn II I*. <;:enrarn Binso Maru 19, Kun«» Mam 31 .1?. K««o Colon st 44. l))atlprana
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    BUSINESS DONE
    1025 15 DUMNESI TRANSACTED IN THE SINGAPORE TKAII--IM. ROOM OF THE STOt K XX( HANOI Yf STERDAY WITH THE \IIIIIIK OF SHARES H:\lilli SHOWN IN BRACKETS IN LOTS OF 1.000 L'NLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. INDUSTRIALS; At M (3) $1.90. di $1.84. (2) $1.83. tl) (1.82. (1) $1.80. (1) $1 75. Ben
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    37 15 STOCK INDICES May 19 May 20 Industrials; 162.13 156.02 1 Hotels; 87.87 1t.23 Properties: 152.01 150.86 t Tins: 83.M 83.M t$ rubbers; 109.26 1U9.26 Dec. 30, 1966 100. 1 Dec. 31, 1968 100. tDec. 29, 1962 100.
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    191 16 MANILA, rues. Opposition Party Senator Benigno S. Aquino has accused Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos of creating a nation-wide "spy system" to help him in this year's Presidential election. The Senator, a member ot th° opposit.on Liberal Farty said in a statement yesterday that
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    Blaiberg better
    39 16 CAPE TOWN. Tues Dr Philip Blalberg. the world s longest sun 1\ ing heart transplant patient, is "much better." doctors at Orooie Schuur ho.spiui said yesterday. Blulberg, 59. was admitted after .suffering spells of breathing difficulty.— UPl
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    Threat of general strike now looms over Australia
    382 16 Threat of general strike now looms over Australia SYDNEY. Tuesday Till-: threat of ;i national strike loomed lonighl over Australia, already in \\w of ils worst industrial unrest for 20 years. Millions of Australians were left without transport as a rash of strikes crippled the public transport system, darkened city
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    196 16 DUVALIER IS ALIVE AND WELL ON A TRUNK LINE WASHINGTON. Tues. At a bizarre news conference yesterday Amba^ador Arthur Bonhomme of Haiti strongly denied reports that Haitian President Duvalier was seriously ill. He telephoned Port-au-Prince to try to prove It. A voice he identified as that of Dr. Duvaliei answered
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    300 16 Kiesinger: New bid for a unified Europe with Poher TOKYO. Tuesday yyKST GERMAN Chancellor Kurl Geogg Kiesinger told foreign newsmen today thai a iirw movement towards .1 Federated Europe may slarl under the next French President. I Mi Kiosinger said that chances for a unified Europe might be improved if
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    191 16 CRUELTY TO ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS BY A JUDGE WINCHESTER (England), Tues.— A judge who loday found lour men guilty of an illegal immigration conspiracy said their plot was likely to cause great damage to the public and the good of other Commonwealth citizens." Nobody who had been In the criminal court
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    97 16 FBI captures most wanted man in US CLEVELAND. (Ohio). Tues.— Richard Tingler, 28. one ot the r'B.l.s "top ten" 1 wanted men has been ci in a lonely farmhouse An F. 8.1, agent and two deputy sheriffs closed in yesterday on wanted In with the killing 'pie alter a Up
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    Miniskirt shock at White House
    64 16 WASHINGTON I"UM Joan Kennedy, her blonde hair falling to her shoulders, walked Into the White House in miniskirteri dress on Monday and again the pped the show. All i to the wife of Sei. I M Kennedy, Deniot when she arrived tl Fir^t Lady P
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    24 16 SAICX h pended thn i indue!.: oome i m with the cummunibU on neutrality th Vietnam papers to have IMRI suspended.
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      319 16 OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A SHIP'S NAME 1. Teh Wee Khiang of 15 Upper j Circular Boud. Singapore hereby give notice that In consequence of purchasing a foreign vessel, I have applied to the teglstrar of Singapore Ships, under Section 525 of •.he Merchant Shipping Ordinance Chapter 207 1.
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      636 16 NOTICE CHUNG KHIAW BANK, LTD. NOTICE HKREBY Ol' the Nineteenth Annual General .Meeting of the Shareholders of the above Company 111 be held at Its registered ofnet I No. 59 Robinson Road. Singapore ion Friday, tith June. 1969 at 1100 !a.m. AND NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN that the Share
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      Serjit sets second mark
      322 17  - Serjit sets second mark ERNEST FRIDA By SERJIT Singh, Singaporr's lop si-hool-boy distance runner, another record at Bukit Tin\ah Disschools championships yesterday when he won the B Division 800 metres in 2 mm. 3.4 it the Chinese High looL He clipped 3 4 sec off Li Sau Hols 1961 record
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      340 17 LONDON. Tues AMERICAN Charles Engelhards "nglish-tralned colt Ribofilio was installed 9-2 favourite for next month's Epsom Derby at the .irst official betting callover of the Victoria Club here Ribofilio >tarted hoi favourite for thr 2.(100 Oulneu *1 NYwmnrket last month but tailed off In a distressed state.
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      Race entries
      255 17 rpHIRTY FOUR protes--1 slonal and 69 amateur horses have been entered for the first-ever mixed meeting at Bukit Tlmah on Sunday The entries are PKOKKSSIONAL (lim 3 «f Ito be run in two duLs'unsi There Art Nouveau B.niii II Better limn Bib Null' Blue Sky Bukit Bi Oinnric
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      Cup final replay is postponed
      220 17 THE FAM Cup Final replay between Trengiranu and Selangor, scheduled for May 28 at Kuala Trengganu, has been postponed indefinitely. F.A. of Malaysia secretary Kwok Kin Keng said in Kuala Lumpur yesterday the FAM Council would mccl to fix a new date. Decision Mr. Kwok
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      324 17 LEXINGTON (Kentucky), Tues.— Sin The is the kind of guy nobody fools around vlth. But he is also polite and always bows before demolishing hi" opponent. The 25-year-old University of Kentucky student Is one of some 14 persons In the world
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      Clayton wins marathon
      45 17 ANKARA. Tues— Australian Derek Clayton won an international marathon here yesterday when he beat Turkish ace Ismail Akcay by nearly flve minutes. Bntisli born Clayton, coverea the 26 miles 385-yds course In 2hr. lTmln 26sec. Another Turkish runner. Hy<evtn Aktas w*s third.
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      Four-way tussle for title
      363 17  - Four-way tussle for title JOE DORAI Byj AS the F.A. of Singapore's First Division competition approaches its deciding stage, the battle for the championship remains wide open. Only three points separate the four top teams. Hamilton, the leaders, have won eight and drawn one of their ten matches. They have
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      First double by Saints
      41 17 Saint Michaels Primary School became the tirst to score double in the National Schools soccer championship in Singapore They beat Farrer Integrated 4-0 In the senior final and Yio Chu Kang 2-1 in the lunlor for double
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      Rose's next opponent
      74 17 LOS ANUELLS lues. Jack Hennie. manager ol world bantamweight boxing champion Lionel Rose said yesterday that Rose will tight Pllipino bantamweight Ernet-to de la Cruz in a non-title ten-round bout in Honolulu on June 10 Rennle is here to arrange a title fight lor Rose On Friday
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      Rain hits counties
      46 17 LONDON, Tues— There was no play yesterday in the following cricket matches because of rain: At Neath: Glamorgan v Hampshire, at Worcester; Worces. v Somerset, at Trent Brldfe: Lanes 57-1 v Nott At CheUernHd Essex 43-0 Derby At Have: Surrey 136 fcusaex 16-1.
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      Malaysians in Perth varsity tour team
      136 17 Malaysians in Perth varsity tour team rO Malaysians are among 19 members of the University of Western Australia soccer team of Perth who are expected In Singapore today. They will play two soccer matches against Police at Thomson Road tomorrow and against University of Singapore on Saturday Led by Dr
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      Postponed
      29 17 V. Rajaratnam. LTAM secretary, announced in Kuala Lumpur yesterday that the nr*t National Hardcourts championships at Port Dickson from May 29 to June 1 have been postponed indefinitely
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      Fifa pick Japan for lOC award
      345 17 AMSTERDAM. Tue* A The executive committee of Fifa yesterday decided to nominate Japan's Olympic soccer team for the lOC's Tokyo Trophy award. The Japanese team have already been awarded tht Fifa Fair Play prize and th« Unesco Fair Play trophy lor their sportsmanship when
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      119 17 SINGAPORE TURF CLUB COMBINED AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL MEETING SUNDAY, 25TH MAY 1969 Professional Races for Class 3 over 6 Furlongs Amateur Races including: HURDLE RACE LADIES RACE |ACK AND |ILL STAKES All Totes will operate as usual. Unlimited Sweep Tickets now on sale. For the 7th |une will be drawn
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      140 17 Moscow is Magnificent! Stop over enroute to Europe. Get there by to AEROFLOT. I [5uS ;*2J^f- Moscow capital city of a country i i~!HLi'' vast and ins P' rin 9- Since 1966 G.C. A~J HhHI- 1 Nanda Sons have been booing »_hHOKi travellers from Singapore and ni|P|~|~|~|~|# Malaysia to the
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    The army and navy help to unload ships
    186 18  - The army and navy help to unload ships WONG PUAN WAH By PORT SWETTENHA.M, lues. Loading and unloading operations at the port here were in full swing again today after delays because of the curfew in the past six days. Thr General .Manager of thr Port Swettenham Port Authority. Inchr
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    Dinner for Goh
    45 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Minister (or Finance, Dr. Ooh Keng Swee. will be the guest of honour at a dinner to mark the flrst anniversary of the Singapore Association of Shipbuilders and Repiiiiers at the Golden l/<itas on Saturd.iv hi 7 30 pm.
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    S'pore sends more food to KL
    270 18 I j SINGAPORE, Tue». ANOTHER bulk loao A of food parcels for families stranded in West Malaysian towns under curfew left for Kuala Lumpur by poods train at 8.40 p.m. today. This second load of parcels part of a consignment of food worth $500.--000
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    Motor cyclist shot dead by man in —car—
    285 18 Motor cyclist shot dead by man in —car— SINGAPORE. Tues. A motorcyclist was shot dead today after an argument with a motorist. A gun was used in thr killing, which occurred after a road accident in Sumbawa Road, in the Beach Road area. The acting Police Secretary. Deputy Police Superintendent
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    87 18 Japanese judo expert on colour charge MINEOLA. T«». Japanese American was today accused of racial discrimination by refusing to accept a 10-year-old Negro boy for training in his Long Island nido school. The complaint waa filed by the Nassau County Commission on Human Rights a«ain>t Kr-nl.-hi Ogata, director ol a
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    67 18 SAIGON. Tues —A wave of Vietcong mortar shells tore into a West German-run hospital In northern Quang Nam province last night killing one Vietnamese and injuring 13 none of them Germans, military sources said today. Five German workers Irom the hospital disappeared on a MRhl seeing trip
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    45 18 MOSCOW 1 vi today launched Cossnos-252. tlic laieM in .i HriM <>i artificial earth satellites used in explore outer space. Ta.vs reported. The satellite went into orbit about 188 miles up and its equipment is working normally, the report added. Reuter
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    Bowling prizes
    63 18 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Che Dah wife of the Minister for Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok. will present prizes at the closing of the national finals of the Cathay Pacifir-Biunswuk Par Ea.-t oowllnu championJackie's Bowl In Oranae R'jad on Sunday at 3.45 p.m New Nepal link KATMANDU I u<> I
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    29 18 .APOKE. Tue« The B;iiish Hinii Commissioner, and Laciy de la MBrr. will hold a ren tor Channel [slanders at tlirir residence in Hoad tomorrow from 630 p.m.
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    53 18 Preserve our good image appeal ttIN^APORE. Till an be ri\( RepuK in tin people arc i decent .hie international im»c« of sinK»|X'rr was made by Mr r W, oni:. president of the P»nciation. at lt.s g»nrral meeting yesterday Hp urged the authorities 'o ensure that tourists were nit cheated while
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