The Straits Times, 6 December 1962

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CEBTIFIEO SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Nat*** 1 He***** Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    RAIL TALKS FAIL
    416 1 Counter-offer merely 'crumbs' 'It's far below our dignity to consider them U'ren after meeting: We shall strike By VICTOR NAYAGAM: KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. THE president of the Railwaymen's Union of Malaya, Mr. Donald U'ren, said tonight: "We shall strike." The statement followed a breakdown in today's talks
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    Deleted: The 'duel' with forks and spoons as weapons...
    613 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. REMARKS made in the House of Representatives last night about a duel "challenge" from one M.P. to another were today ordered to be erased from the records because the whole affair Wl I a joke. The order came
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    Discussions on merger
    72 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Singapore Advocate-General. Inche Ibrahim bin Ann ad. today led a four-man team for the first of a series of inter-governmental committee talks here in the proposed merger between the Island State and the Federation Inche Ibrahim who returned to Singapore tonight sa.d that
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    Lock icon Books accord
    31 1 JAKARTA. Wed. Indonesia and the Soviet Union today signed an agreement here for the purchase of Russian books, magazines, films and other education %l material with Indonesian currency.— Reuter.
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    Pirates take boat, kill two of crew
    107 1 Pirates take boat, kill two of crew KUCHING, Wed. Pirates killed two boatmen and wounded two off Tawau, North Borneo, the crew told Tawau police yesterday. They said they were attacked on the high seas by nine pirates with automatic weapons and rifles. Set adrift The pirates fired on the
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    Lock icon Rocket site for India
    58 1 TRIVANDRUM. (Kerala State), Wed. India's first space rocket launching centre will be located on 700-acre site at Thumba. 15 miles from here, it was officially stated here today. The project, being undertaken by the Indian Government under the auspices of the United Nations, is Intended for
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    NEHRU VISITS THE FRONT
    88 1 NEHRU VISITS THE FRONT TEZPUR (Assam), Wed. Mr. Nehru, Indian Prime Minister, flew into Tezpur this evening for a 30-hour on-the-spot assessment of Indian defences in the North-east Frontier and to meet the local people. Mr. Nehru, who is visiting Tezpur for the first time since the outbreak of the
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    Envoy exchange
    30 1 JAKARTA, Wed. Laos and Indonesia have agreed to exchange ambassadors "to foster and expand the relations of friendship" between the two countries, the Foreign Ministry announced here today.
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    $48,000 for book
    33 1 NEW YORK. Wed. A copy of the rare first edition of Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. published in 1866. was sold at Park-Bernet auction galleries here yesterday for US$l6,OOO.
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    MISSILE BLOW-UP KILLS OFFICER
    147 1 EL PASO (Texas), Wednesday. A NIKE Hercules missile blew up yesterday on the McGregor missile range, killing a French Lieutenant and injuring four other persons. The French Lieutenant 1 died last night at William Beaumont military hospital several hours after the explosion. His name was withheld.
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    Troops kill 7 guerillas
    51 1 SAIOON. Wed. South Vietnamese troops, ferried to the An Xuyen Province by 25 helicopters with a fighter-bomber escort, lociay destroyed a number of guerilla camps in the area, military sources reported. The first report reaching Saigon oi the clash, said seven guerillas were killed, and eight
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    Bell routs burglar
    92 1 RANGOON. Wed.— The Indian Ambassador's wife. Mrs. R. S. Mani. routed a burglar early yesterday morning by throwing a bell at him while he was rifling her chest of drawers in her home, the newspaper Guardian reported today. Mrs. Mani woke up at 3 a.m. to find
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    Polls ...will go on as scheduled: PM's reply to 'rumours'
    147 1 Polls ...will go on as scheduled: PM's reply to 'rumours' KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, told the House of Representatives today that the forthcoming State and Parliamentary elections would be held according to schedule. Elections to the various State Legislative Assemblies are due to be held
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    Anti-Malaysia glamour 'on the wane'
    80 1 Anti-Malaysia glamour 'on the wane' SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore People's Alliance leader. Tun Lim Yew Hock, last night said the anti Malaysia "glamour" in Sarawak was now on the wane. Addressing a meeting of the party's branch officials, he said more and more people there had come to realise that
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    Lock icon Vietnam budget
    40 1 BAIOON. Wed. The South Vietnamese national budget for IMS will amount to 27 billion piastres (about £133 million). Mr. Ha Nhu Chi. chairman of the National Assembly budget and finance committee, said at the Assembly debate yesterday. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Blanket of fog hides English sky
    373 1 Blanket of fog hides English sky F ONDON, Wed. The worst fog since a "killer fog" that claimed 4,000 lives 10 years ago blanketed England today in moisture and dirt. Visibility over England was nil in many places, t Wales and Scotland escaped the fog). All planes were grounded. Hundreds
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    STOP PRESS JOIN MART CAD
    28 1 STOP PRESS JOIN MART CAD PARIS Wrd. nation Western turBritain'^ entry ml" mon Market by nrxt M «i\tb .inniw n n Rome, treaty Ktthty LuropeiD FconomV munitv F
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      Mart: 'All or nothing' talks set in January
      342 2 BRUSSELS, Wednesday. [Hi: European Common Market ministers to day accepted a Belgian proposal for "all or nothing" talks between the six Common Market countries and Britain in January. The proposition was made by the Belgian Deputy Foreign Minister. Mr. Henri Fayat, but
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      Lock icon All crew rescued
      31 2 TOKYO. Wed.— All 38 crew of a Japanese freighter which sank yesterday morning off the north-' west coast of Luzon Island, the Philippines, have been rescued. I Reuter.
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      Lock icon HOME TO JOIN MAC AT NASSAU TALKS
      203 2 HOME TO JOIN MAC AT NASSAU TALKS T ONDON, Wed.— Lord Home, the Foreign Secretary, will accompany Mr. Macmillan to his meetings with President Kennedy in the Bahamas on Dec. 19 and 20. it was announced yesterday The announcement said that the British Prime Minister was likely to travel by
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      Lock icon Communist asks Soviet Union to back India
      160 2 Communist asks Soviet Union to back India NEW DELHI, Wed.— Mr. S. A. Dange, chairman of the Indian Communist Party, Hew to Moscow yesterday on the first leg of a 14-day European tour to seek support for India in its border dispute with China. Mr. Dange will also visit London,
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      DOGS USED TO SPOT INDIAN TROOPS
      150 2 TEZPUR. Wednesday. /CHINESE troops used trained dogs to spot and lead them to Indian troops during the recent fighting in the North-East Frontier, an Indian Army major said here last night. Major K. Padmanabhan ,Nalr. who returned here after a hazardous 15-day trek through
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      QUOTE
      52 2 If I had kicked up an unnecessary lor of noise when I was a bey I should hive had my ears bond, but on* cannot do that to children today. It it unfashionable and supposed to intarfaro with their psych* or A something. Judge Oeotfrey Howard at West London
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      Lock icon Britain lifts ban on arms exports
      43 2 LONDON. Wed. Britain ha* lifted its ban on anna export* to Indonesia, Mr. Edward Heath, Deputy Foreign Secretary, announced last night. The ban was imposed last January at the height of the West New Oulnea crisis. Reuter.
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      Lock icon CIRCUS BALLERINA DORIS
      67 2 CIRCUS BALLERINA DORIS DORIA DAY is pictured here at she swings into circus life in MerroColdwyn Mayer's Big Top musical "Billy Rose's Jumbo." She plays a ballerina-on horseback, rrapexe artist and clown. In addition, she sings five of the seven Rodgers and Hart song hits from the original Broadway musical.
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      '13 planes shot up'
      34 2 TOKYO. Wed. Hanoi Radio claimed today that "13 more U.S.Diom military aircraft were shot down or damaged" by Viet Cong guerrillas during the first 20 days of November.— U P.I.
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      Lock icon Four laws for space probe given to U.N.
      117 2 Four laws for space probe given to U.N. UNITED NATIONS. Wed. Britain yesterday presented a draft declaration of basic principles for space exploration in an effort to break a six-month-old EastWest deadlock. The British drait. tabled in the General Assembly's main political committee, is confined to four principles: Outer space
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      African strike ends
      31 2 KITWE (Northern Rhodesia), Wed. About 7.000 African miners who have been striking on the copperbelt for the past week voted today to go back to work to* morrow.
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      Gromyko defends Cuban retreat
      123 2 MOSCOW, Wednesday. MR. Andrei Gromyko, the Soviet Foreign Minister, iTI yesterday defended the Soviet policy of compromise over Cuba against extremist critics. In an article In the evening newspaper Izvestia, his first published comment on the Cuban crisis. Mr. Gromyko said the Soviet Union and Mr.
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      Lock icon Rusk change of jobs report denied
      70 2 WASHINGTON. The White House last night denied Press reports that President Kennedy was considering a Cabinet reshuffle Involving Mr. Dean Rusk, the Secretary of State, and Mr. Adlai Stevenson. U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations. Borne reports had said that Mr. Rusk might replace
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      Lock icon Quick look round
      247 3 Quick look round CATANIA, (Sicly), WeG Eight steel workers fell ill after being exposed to radiation yesterday in an accident at the "Sidermeccanica" steel plant here. The workers complained of suddenly being struck by a strange sense of exhaustion, and were rushto a hospital and placed under observation. An Investigation
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      The Black Messiah on show in London
      145 3 RONALD Harrison's picture of a black Christ with the face of Chief Luthuli was NOT smuggled out of South Africa for exhibition in London. said the South African Embassy. "No permits are needed to take art works out of the country," it said,
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      Lock icon Heavy fighting in Katanga rail centre
      179 3 LEOPOLDVILLE, Wednesday. /CONGOLESE Central Government troops have fought their way into the Katangese-held town of Kongolo. Latest reports say fighting is Bitinuing in the town. United Nations statement that according to reports i both Congolese National y and Katangese Gendarte sources, 'Kongolo, an important
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      Lock icon JEERING BELGIANS STORM CONSULATE
      113 3 JEERING BELGIANS STORM CONSULATE 1.M.-AKr. I'IiVILLE, Wed. A jeering mob of Europeans stormed the Belgian consulate here last night and unfurled a Katangese flag on the roof in a demonstration of solidarity with secessionist Katanga. The demonstrators, mostly local Belgians, gathered in the busy Avenue Fulbert Youlou in the centre
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      Galilee battle
      27 3 TEL AVIV. Wed.— lsraeli »nd Syrian forces exchanged fire for nearly five hours today south-east of the Sea Of Galilee according to Israeli army reports.
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      Lock icon RAPIST HURLS CHILD VICTIM TO DEATH
      104 3 RAPIST HURLS CHILD VICTIM TO DEATH NEW YORK. Wed. A sadistic killer yesterday lured a nine-year-old girl to the top of a block of flats, raped her, then carried her nude body to the roof and hurled her to her death in a courtyard U s»«re>.-. oelow. One of the
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      Lock icon A banker's idea: World aid by businessmen
      91 3 NEW YORK, Wed. A New York banker has proposed the creation of a "World Aid Organisation" made up of businessmen from the Atlantic nations and Japan, to "take a completely new approach to foreign aid Mr. George Champion, chairman of the Chase Manhattan
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      Martial law ends
      25 3 SEOUL. Wed.— The South Korean ruling supreme council today tnnounced that martial law. enforced since May last year, would be lilted today.
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      Lock icon 'Russia wants no part in nuclear test ban treaty'
      254 3 'Russia wants no part in nuclear test ban treaty' pENEVA, Wed. Bri- tain today charged that Russia, in rejecting new neutralist initiatives, was saying she wished no part in a nuclear test ban treaty Mr. Joseph Oodber, British Minister of State at the Foreign Office, told the disarmament conference's threepower
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      Lock icon Fonda in Sydney
      29 3 SYDNEY. Wed. Henry Fonda,' 57, arrived here today from New Zealand, to appear at the premiere of his latest film. "Hew Tne West Was Won."— Reuter.
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      Berlin concession hinted
      173 3 THE Soviet Union will sign a German peace treaty next year, but the West will be able to keep its garrisons in Berlin, Communist sources said yesterday Western rights of access and stationing of troops in West Berlin will no longer be based on occupation rights, hut
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      Lock icon Nikita and Tito hug as Mao man launches new attack
      480 3 Nikita and Tito hug as Mao man launches new attack MOSCOW, Wednesday. PRESIDENT Tito and Mr. Khrushchev embraced and declared good relations existed between Russia and Yugoslavia when they met in a Moscow railway station yesterdayMr. Khrushchev declared himself satisfied with the development of Soviet- Yugoslav relations, almost ruptured in
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      Credits for Laos
      27 3 TOKYO, Wed. China has agreed to provide economic and technical aid tor Industrial projects In Laos, the New China News Agency reported. TJPI. I
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    Self-defence, says man on a murder charge
    427 4 Self-defence, says man on a murder charge SINGAPORE. Wed. A FORMER car broker Neo Wee Kee, told the Assize Court today that he stabbed a bank clerk, Tan Teng Cheow, with a knife in self-defence during a struggle. Xeo, 44, now unemployed, is charged with the murder of Tan at
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    Veterinary centre for Jurong
    114 4 Veterinary centre for Jurong SINGAPORE, Wed. A veterinary extension centre at Jurong will soon be built to help farmers In the area, the Ministry of National Development here announced today. The Governments plans were drawn up after the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. had toured the Jurong constituency on
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    MOVEMENTS BY AIR
    405 4 rpHE following Is todays sche- rtule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport. Rineaoore ARRIVALS BOAC: Prom Tokyo. Hong Kong <BA 963) 5.25 D.m.; from London. Rome. Beirut. Bahrein, Bombay. Colombo iBA 788) 2.35 p.m. from London, DussWdorf, rVirut. Karachi. Calcutta. Kuala Lumpur (BA 708) 6
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    The brush as a weapon—by Rajaratnam
    207 4 The brush as a weapon— by Rajaratnam SINGAPORE, Wed. The Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, today spoke of the cultural ferment in Malaysia and Indonesia. He was speaking at the opening of an exhibition by 10 Singapore artists, who were pooling their works of scenes of Indonesia. The exhibition
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    Wrong initials
    30 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The report Doßgett Pupils Perform published on this pace yesterday was written by a critic, whose initials are V.Q. It was not written by Mr. Doggptt.
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    ROBBED THE GOOD BOYS WHO WOULD NOT FIGHT
    138 5 Xl ALA LI MPI'K, Wed. A 17 -year-old boy told the Sessions Court here today that he always robbed "good boys" who would not fight although they were bigger than he was. Patrick de Cruz, who had pleaded guilty to' robbing Tan
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    Mrs. Redfearn
    37 5 SINGAPORE, Wed.— A cable has been received from London informing the Singapore Turf Club of the death of Mrs. G. Redfearn in London. She was the widow of the pre-war official starter, Mr. George Redfearn.
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    ASSEMBLY TOLD OF 'FARCE' AT IPOH FIRE
    255 5 ASSEMBLY TOLD OF 'FARCE' AT IPOH FIRE IPOH, Wednesday. TtHE efforts of the fire brigade during a recent Ipoh fire, which resulted in damage estimated at nearly $1 million, were a farce, Mr. Khong Kok Vat told the Perak Legistative Assembly today. Mr. Khong (People's Progressive Party Pusins). speaking in
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    Storehouse goes up in flames
    98 5 Storehouse goes up in flames IPOH, Wed.— About 2.500 piculs of crepe rubber kept In a storehouse at the 6th mile Oopeng Road went up In a huge column of flames and smoke soon after 2 a.m today. The storehouse was a section of the Cheen Bee and Co., rubber
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    Youths to stage M-fund show
    46 5 PENANG. Wed.— The kampong Perlis branch of the Rural Youth Organisation will stage a play in aid of the National Monument Fund on Dec. 17 and 18 at the Metro -Theatre. Inche Aziz Ibrahim, Penang State \ssamblyman, will open the show.
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    AYE MU SEEKS A SINGAPORE DEGREE
    76 5 AYE MU SEEKS A SINGAPORE DEGREE DAW Khin Aye Mu. a Burmese woman university graduate, who is now taking a training coarse leading to the degree of Master of Education at the University of' Singapore under the Colombo Plan. She is the first woman trainee from Burma and also the
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    Discipline board panel named
    53 5 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak has appointed Mr. M. Baker, Mr. B. R Marks and Dr. V. Thambiplllal to the panel from which Is chosen one person to serve on any committee appointed under the provisions of the Public Service (Disciplinary
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    MP Fatimah toMP Khatijah: You're jealous...
    354 5 MP Fatimah toMP Khatijah: You're jealous ANGRY WORDS AS WOMEN CLASH: 'I WAS WILLING TO> LAY DOWN MY LIFE. RUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A row between two women MPs in the House of Representatives today ended with one telling the other: "You are jealous of me because of what I achieved
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    Perak MB denies awards to supporters' charge
    230 5 Perak MB denies a wards to supporters' charge TPOH, Wed.— The Men--1 tri Besar of Perak Dato Sha'ari bin Shaflee denied vehemently Opposition allegations that state awards were bestowed on political supporters of the Government party "It Is not true to say." hp told the budget meeting of the Perak
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    Dato pays tribute to missionaries
    206 5 PENANG, Wed. The Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, paid tribute today to religious missions for meeting the educational needs of Malayan children. "But for the pioneering spirit and courage of the missionaries, education In our country would not have spread to the extent It
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    Inquiry on strike shooting is completed—Ismail
    138 5 Inquiry on strike shooting is completed Ismail KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The police inquiry into the shooting incident during the strike at the Len Seng Bus Company here on Oct. 25 has been completed and the papers are with the Deputy Public Prosecutor. The Minister of Internal Security. Da to (Dr.»
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    I'm ready to quit, says Dato Sambanthan
    839 7 L^M) FINANCE CO-OP CHIEF REPLIES TO ATTACK BY ESTATE WORKERS' LEADER KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday rvATO V, T. Samban- than, president of the Malayan Indian Congress and Minister of Works, Posts and Telecommunications, said today he was prepared to give up his presidency of
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    KHIR TO CO-OPS: I WILL SPARE NO EFFORT...
    263 7 KHIR TO CO-OPS: I WILL SPARE NO EFFORT. I KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. THE Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, said today that he would "spare no effort and energy" to bring about a steady development of the co-opera-tive movement in the country. The movement can achieve bigger
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    TELECOMS BLAMED FOR SHOCK DEATHS
    176 7 TELECOMS BLAMED FOR SHOCK DEATHS I/LANG, Wed. An allega- tlon that negligence by the staff of the Telecommunications Department was responsible for the death of five buffaloes two days ago was made in the Klang Town Council monthly meeting here today. Mr. Fung Ah Chat (Sungel Plnang PPP), speaking at.
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    Bus driver slashed
    46 7 SINGAPORE. Wed Three men today slashed a bus driver on the forehead with a parang after an argument in Havelock Road. The men had climbed into the drivrr's cabin to attack Ong I.eong Sens 43. lie was later treated at the General Hospital.
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      235 7 Allf*y Oap By V. 1. Uantlin BRAIN SUBGEON /IMAGINE ANJV- WHATCWA MEAN,BL'TCHEB? ""^wea.ALL IVE^TWATS EK3HT\...HOvV ELSE COULD A MV EYE/ DOC ONE LETTING V I GOTMVSELF A BCAND A \GOT TO SAY I YOU FELLAS \POOC PBEHISTOCIC SEEDe COUX»N'T\ THAT BUTO-lER VjJEW BCAIM OUTA TH' NEW JrS.YOU SURE 1 kNEW
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    Bankrupt: Study tour put wife in debt
    399 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday CADET assistant Controller of Posts, Peter Bain, 40, said at a public examination here today that he owed a total of $21,597 to 29 creditors. He added that of this amount $10,000 was borrowed by his wife and he felt
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    Govt men blamed for boys strike
    134 8 Govt men blamed for boys strike TPOH, Wed.— An Oppo- sition member, Inrhe Mohamed Fajar Ali (PMIP-Pasir Puteh) today blamed the Religious Affairs Department for the recent strike in the religious secondary school for boys in lpoh. He was speaking In the Legislative Assembly during the budget debate. Accusation [The
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    MALAYA 'RUNS FAST TO KEEP PLACE'
    508 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed T<HE .Federation Chief L Statistician, Mr. C. H. Harvie. said today that the terms of trade have deteriorated because export prices have declined in relation to import prices In a "summary on manufacturing industry and national Income" at a Kuala Lumpur
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    Carpenter gets jail term for extortion bid
    82 8 TELUK ANSON Wed—Ho See Ting. 19. a carpenter, was sentenced to six mo iths' Jail by hte Sessions Court president. Syed Hassan a;Jeffri, here yesterday for attempting to extort $36 from Liang Ha Chal, 22, also a carpenter, by putting him in fear
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    Two Selangor chiefs die
    152 8 Two Selangor chiefs die KUALA LUMPUR, Wed— Two Selangor territorial chiefs died in the General Hospital here early this morning. They were Raja Mohamed bin Raja Alang. 57. (above) territorial chief of Kuala Lumpur, and Dato Haji Kamaruddin bin Haji Ibrahim, 73 (below), territorial chief of I'lu Selangor Raja Mohamcd,
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    A caution on Malay mining
    155 8 A WARNING that the Perak Government should he cautious when it opens Malay Reservations for tin mining was given in the State Legislative Assembly today by Inche Baharuddin bin Abdul Latiff (PMIP— Gunong Semanggol). Speaking In the debate on the $36.7 million State Mining Enactment
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    Her only child dies swallowing rambutan seed
    266 8 Her only child dies swallowing rambutan seed SINGAPORE, Wed. A 10 month old baby girl, Chung Tzy Yoon died after swallowing a rambutan seed, an inquest was told today. The girl's mother, Madam Yang Ah Huay, a factory worker, said that she was preparing lunch in her home in Woodlands
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    The Sleeping Beauty
    27 8 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Singapore Ballet will hold two dress rehearsals tor the ballet "The Sleeping Beauty" at the Victoria Theatre on Friday and Saturday
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    Pintable fine on 6
    34 8 TELUK ANSON. Wed.— Finos rantjing from $50 to $100 each were imposed here yesterday on mx people In the Teluk Anson and Baean Datoh areas for operating pmtables without licences.
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    The £62,500 clean-up
    1494 9  -  RODNEY HALL WORTH and JEREMY HORNSBY The brief battle of Comet House...timed to split second by ten very cool crooks by Clean-hands bandits watch from third-floor washroom window, then take lift to ground. Bandits posing as job-hunters wait and watch through reception-area windows on second floor. As
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    ... and those OTHER airport raids...
    263 9  - and those OTHER airport raids DON CAMERON by LONDON, Wed. Connoisseurs of crime put last Tuesday's London Airport raid among the classics of big money snatches. And their memories went back to the first ever major crime at an airport 27 years ago. It was one night in March 1935,
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    Malaya and Thailand to pool air services
    371 10 "Between Singapore and Bangkok the pool will provide 13 jet services each week. "A similar Jet frequency will be provided between Bangkok and Hone Kong. "Many of these services will be through flights from Singapore to Hong Kong via Bangkok. On certain occasions
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    AMOK'S APPEAL IS ALLOWED
    248 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Federation Court of Appeal has set aside the death sentence on a man because during the trial he was deprived of a chance of being acquitted on grounds of insanity. The Chief Justice. Dato Sir James Thomson, said: "We have no option
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    S'pore has highest number of unionists in history
    157 10 S'pore has highest number of unionists in history SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore had 122 trade unions with an aggregate membership of 182,865, up to the end of Oc tober— the highest figure recorded In the history of the state's trade union movement. Exactly 10 yean ago there were also 122 trade
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    Guides' grandest, biggest show
    206 10 F<OUR hundred and r fifty Girl Guides, Rangers and cadets from 26 schools in Selangor have been rehearsing in the past month for a "galaxy of cultural dances" which they will stage at Stadium Negara on Monday. The Sultan of Selangor and his consort, and Ministers
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    Maidservant robbed
    56 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed— A maidservant. Ho Chan, 50, wan sweeping the floor of the Selangor Coffee Powder Manufacturer's Association yesterday when three men armed with daggers confronted her and demanded for the keys of the association's safe. They took $74 from her after she had told them that
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      183 10 It's a small car with a big heart! Popular all over the world. Driven by people X^ j who like the young feel of the Fiat 500 D. Yes, it's so easy to drive, so simple I I I to park, so cheap to run, that you just have no
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    Mr. S told: Crocodile tears won't fool us
    1056 11 'WE KNOW WHO OUR FRIEND IS AND HAVE FAITH, TRUST IN HIM' SAYS M.I.C. CHIEF KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday THE president of the Malayai. Indian Congress, Dato V. T. Sambanthan, told the leader of the People's Progressive Party, Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam, today
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    Army Xmas party
    25 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.—Members of Malayan Other Hanks will hold a Christmas Party for Johore children at Majidee Barracks here on Dec. 22.
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    Teacher An inspector slapped me but I dared not tell
    207 11 Teacher An inspector slapped me but I dared not tell [(UALA LUMPUR. 1V Wed. A religious teacher told the Sessions Court today that he was slapped by a police inspector while he was being interrograted, but dared not mention it to a magistrate to whom he made a confession. Hajl
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    MALAYAN MUSIC STUDY IS HER AIM
    104 11 SINGAPORE. Wed.— An American Vietnamese pianist and composer. Miss Louise Thai Tbi Lane (above) flew in* > Singapore today to stuo r Malayan forms of music. Miss Thai. 47. is on a two-month Far Easter, i tour to collect material for composition. She said:
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    Materials stolen
    17 11 rPOH. Wed— Buildinc materials uere stolen today from a house being built in Jnlxn Bendahara
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    New school head
    21 11 KLANG. Tues.— Mr. A J Lourdes. has i>een appointed headmaster of the National Type Prtmarv School at Semenvih.
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    A 'work to rule' at James Warren
    233 11 A 'work to rule' at James Warren JTUALA LUMPUR, Wed. —More than 90 employees of James Warren Co. in Selangor have started to "work to rule" in protest against the company's decision to close Its office in Port Swettenham The National Union of Commercial Worker*, which represents the employee*, says
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    Lee to open Ecafe seminar
    134 11 IyiORE THAN 10 couniTl tries will be represented at an Ecafesponsored seminar on urban community development which begins here on Monday. The 10-day .seminar, to be opened by the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, will be held in the National Library after the r
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    30 12 -0 Word, Sl* (Minimum) THE FAMILY OF Late Mr. Gaberlal Mumckam, Ipoh wish to thank friends, relatives for expressions of sympathy, r-ndered help, nend wreath* during their recent bereavement
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    228 12 »»rrf« U (Vim.)— Box U tU. txlrm RYVITA ha* a distinctive, attractive flavour so loved by children. Wise arttll Ryvlta crlspbread BONCAFE BONCAFE BONCFE. I 'rink Boncafe and "get going" on evea the darkest morning. Enjoy It at the Adelphl Hotel, anytim. NO BREWINCI No stewing: No waatai and
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    The Straits Times Thursday, December 6, 1962. Fog On The Line
    716 12 The Straits Times Thursday, December 6, 1962. Fog On The Line The railwaymen have given j their union authority to call a strike, the union executive has the threat in its pocket, and negotiations with the Malayan Railway Administration are as 1 near to breakdown as they can .possibly be
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    No Test Ban
    297 12 Only the most indefatigable optimists can have hoped th-it the U.N. General Assembly's target date for a test ban treaty would be met, and even they must now abandon theii wishful New Year thoughts. The Geneva conference has </one more badly than expected and will have to
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    Ford Gift
    262 12 There is almost limitless scope for the expansion of higher education in Malaya and an equally limitless need for money. The Federation Government is as generous as its resources allow, but Dato Sir Alexander Oppenheim would be less happy than he is if he had to manage entirely
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    Lock icon FLIGHT FROM THE 20th CENTURY
    359 12 FLIGHT FROM THE 20th CENTURY Tristans vote to return to heaven LONDON, Wed. Thirteen months ago. a volcano erupted and tossed all 260 inhabitants of lonely Tristan da Cunha 200 years into the present. Now. after a lone hard look at television and telephones, neon light* and nylon stockings. H-bombs
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      Tax exemption and a new burden
      446 12 YOUR editorial on Friday tends to over-simplify the question of the tax on owner-occupied private houses. The abolition of any form of tax is always welcomed but it does not necessarily follow that the move Is logical or warranted within the general tax structure.
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      Park neglect
      103 12 IT is distressing to see the deterioration In Singapore's parks and gardens over the past year. The park opposite the Britannia Club in Beach Road is a typical example The litter never seems to be cleaned up. and I often a cowherd cutting fodder for his cattle, the
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      Border line: A 1960 view
      174 12 IN a 16-point letter to 1 leaders of the Afro-Asian nations describing the Chinese Communist version of the Slno-Indian boundary question < broadcast over Peking Radio on the nights of Nov. 22 and Nov. 23). Mr. Chou En-lai sought t/i Justify the Chinese army's crossing
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    THE PIONEER PARTNERSHIP WHEN TIN WAS KING
    993 12  -  ALLJNGTON KENNARD by THE industrial pioneers of today have it soft. Of course they take a risk or two. including the bare chance that they will never have to pay income tax. They begin in any case with a five yea/ tax remission.
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    Will it be beer that saved the British way of life?
    360 12 Will it be beer that saved the British way of life? LONDON. Wed. One last .stronghold of conversation was the pub. Mr. William Deodes. Minister without Portfolio, said yesterday. He was speaking at a luncheon of the Institute of Public Relations in London, in what hp described as a "recreational
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      733 12 Straits Times Malay Mail Classified edv •rtliements msy be handed ta: Ist floor COLO STORAOK ARCAOB Orchard Road COLO STORAGC BRANCHES AT HOLLAND HOAO— KATOM* KIPPIL SJOAD-NAVAL BASE Authorised Agents CITY BOOK BTOPJE LTD Winchester House. Collyer Quay THE NtWS FRONT Fltzpatrlck't Supermarket M. M. ISMAIL 3 Admiralty Road. Naval
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    The longest guard of honour yet...
    157 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The longest guard-of-honour ever seen at the Kuala Lumpur airport today highlighted the arrival of the world Chief Guide, Lady Baden-Powell. It stretched from the aircraft to the YIP room. At the end of the 200-yard walk she was greeted by
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    Floods: More leave homes
    166 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. TWELVE more fishing families in the East Coast x were evacuated to high ground today as heavy North East monsoon rains and rising sea flooded their kampong. Because of the rains which have fallen continuously throughout the day, the Pengkalan Chepa airport at
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    Firm claims default in bonus strike
    83 13 Firm claims default in bonus strike SINGAPORE. Wed. The General manager of the strike-bound Borneo Co.. Ltd.. Mr. \V. K Young, today claimed the Singapore Business Houses Employees' I'nion had violated a collective agreement signed by them by calling out the firm's 300 employees on strike over a bonus issue.
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    BOLIVIAN ENVOY ON FIVE-DAY VISIT HERE
    141 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Bolivian Ambassador to Britain Don Manuel Barau Pelaez (above), arrived here last night on a flve-day visit as guest of the Federation Government. Don Pelaez, who was the Bolivian delegate to the recent International Tin Council meeting in Bangkok, attended
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    Civics course for religious teachers
    73 13 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. The Mentrl Besar of Johore. Dato Hajl Hassan bin Hajl Yunos, will open the first civics course for 84 religious teachers at the Government Training Centre in Bukit Senyum tomorrow. Four groups of religious teachers have been selected for this course and
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    Soldiers save navigator of jet after wading jungle swamps
    320 13 Soldiers save navigator of jet after wading jungle swamps SINGAPORE, Wednesday. 'J'HE R.A.F. this morning found and rescued its missing navigator, Frank Jolliffee, 23, in deep jungle in east Johore, almost 50 hours after his Jevelin jet fighter crashed on Monday morningMudstained soldiers emerged from almost impenetrable Jungle into the
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    NEW RULE FOR CHANGE OF I-CARDS ANNOUNCED
    168 13 NEW RULE FOR CHANGE OF I-CARDS ANNOUNCED SINGAPORE, Wed.—Federation non-cltlzens must stay In Singapore for one year before they can apply for a change of Identity cards, a spokesman of the Registry of Persons said today. Before August last year, he said such Federation residents could cross the causeway and
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    Public spirited neighbour
    41 13 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Mr. Stanley John Eales. 25. a technician, today received a police commendation certificate for public spirited ness. Mr. Enlef. caught a thief who had broken Into his neighbour's i.ouse in Hartley Orove and stolen transistor set
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    Woman fined $5,000
    39 13 SINGAPORE. Wed. A woman Yeow Ah Eng, 48. was fined $6,000 or 10 months' tall today for possessing 66.5 lb. of dutiable cigarettes and 37.5 lb. of dutiable shag tobacco at her flat In Dickson Road.
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    A FILIPINO JUDGE INVITES MALAYA TO TALKS
    163 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. —The Chief Justice of the Philippines Supreme Court. Mr. Cesar Bengzon (above), arrived here today for a two-day visit to invite Malaya to join the proposed Asian Judicial Conference to be held in Bacuio early next year. He is on
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    Better deal for 400 ship officers
    91 13 BINGAPORE. Wed. Some 400 ship's officers engaged in the home and local trade are to get more Day and better working conditions under an agreement signed recently between the Malaysian Ship Officers' Union and the Singapore Maritime Employers' Federation. The agreement provides for a
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    The MIC condemns new Indian Association
    126 13 rOHORE BAHRU, Wed. —The Johore Bahru branch of the Malayan Indian Congress today condemned the formation of an Indian Association here last week as a move to "create disunity among Malayan Indians." A statement, signed by the branch president. Mr. K. R. Nadesan Chettiar.
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    That 'fight strike' is settled
    94 13 That 'fight strike' is settled SINGAPORE, Wed. A month-old strike by 32 employees of Tithes Dental and Photo Supply Ltd. in Middle Road, which started over a fight between a union and a non-union employee, was settled today. Both the company and the Singapo-e General Employees' Union, representing the workers,
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    NEW FIND IN NIAH CAVES OF SARAWAK
    106 13 KUCHING. Wed. A rare cache of bronzes, carvings, ceramics and beads has been discovered in the Nlah Caves In Sarawak's fourth division, it was announced today. The nnd was made by a Sarawak Museum party carrying out regular excavation. While studying the famed
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      Swooping backlines: Now an all-time low
      249 14 IS IT FIT TO BE BARED? IN a fortnight, invitations will be pouring in, and you'll find yourself engulfed in the hectic V v 1 c t i d c round of parties, dinners and gettogethers. Three weeks to go before the actual day
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      40 years of service—in justice to nature
      100 14 40 years of service— in justice to nature i ~r?ORTY years ago, petite Mrs. Ida Rosenthal observed 1 that unnaturally flat-chested flappers weren't I doing justice to nature. "Nature made unman with a bosom, so nature 1 thought it was important," was her philosophy. So with another partner, Enid Bissett,
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      AT LAST: BROOCHES WITH BUILT-IN FRAGRANCE
      228 14 AT LAST: BROOCHES WITH BUILT-IN FRAGRANCE FLOWER brooches with built-in fragrances are now obtain a b 1 c from a jeweller's shop in London. This sweet-smelling brooch has a little groove in the back into which slips a very tiny rod incorporating a cottonwool wick. The wick is soaked in
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      Some domestic hints
      111 14 |X)R a quick Job of F sprinkling clothes in hot weather, spray with the hose while they're still on the line. STORE potatoes and cabbage In a dark, cool place which has plenty of ventilation CLEAN ceiling with parallel strokes to insure an even, unspctty surface. r
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      280 14 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS troy one «t one* (7). 7. John the old writer sounds 9. This old creature is a pretty llowery (7). cold variety (11) 8. A vice that's about the cor- 15 A blow for the boxer or the rect answer (7). small tradesman (8). 10. To
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    1914 15  - Three new athletes enter world class CHRIS BRASHER AFTER 10 DAYS OF FIERCE COMPETITION WITH ITS QUOTA OF TRIUMPH AND DESPAIR, AUSTRALIA SWEPT THE BOARD AT THE PERTH GAMES COLLECTING 38 GOLD MEDALS TO ENGLAND'S 29 PERTH GAMES POST-MORTEM by THE £A.4.000.--000 jamboree is over and at last we can
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    4,000 at funeral of Undang of Rembau
    118 16 4,000 at funeral of Undang of Rembau SEREMBAN Wed.— More than 4.000 people, including the Yang di-Prr-tuan Brsar of Negri Sembilan and his Consort, the Trngku Ampuan, today attended the funeral of the Indang of Rembau, Dato Haji Ipap bin Abdullah, one of the four ruling chirfs in Negri Sembilan.
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    Tengku defends senators
    361 16 FRONT: UPPER HOUSE A HOME FOR RETIRED POLITICIANS -I HKuala Lumpur. Wed. I I JENGKU Abdul Rahman today defended the appointment of senators and rejected suggestions by the Opposition that the Senate was a House for retired politicians. The Prime Minister's stand came at. the end of
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    Films of Mrs Kennedy
    26 16 SINGAPORE, Wed —The United States Cultural Centre will screen films of Mrs Kennedy's visit to India and Pakistan at 5 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Complaint, but 'Press will stay free' says Tengku
    202 16 Complaint, but 'Press will stay free' says Tengku KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. —Tengku Abdul Rahman reiterated today that his Government would not contemplate curtailing the freedom of the Press nor would it appoint an official to vet newspaper reports on Parliamentary proceedings. He was replying to the PPP leader, Mr. D.
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    No tax return
    44 16 KUALA SfcLANOOfc. Wed.— Lee Ok. 72, of Tanjong Karang was fined $300 in the Magistrate s> Court here yesterday for failing to lodge a return of income tax for 1962 together with certified copies Ol accounts in support of his income.
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    RASC men cited for bravery
    119 16 RASC men cited for bravery LONDON. Wed— Sgt Robert Scott and Cpl. James Stoddart Blackie, both serving In Penang, with the RASC, have received the Queen's commendation for brave conduct, the official London Gazette reported last night. Sergeant Scott, 34, and Corporal Blackie. 25. both Bcots. jumped from a ferry
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    JEDI FLIES OFF TODAY TO GET NEW ARMS
    227 16 JEDI FLIES OFF TODAY TO GET NEW ARMS KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday.R TiHE grenade victim, Mohamed Jedi bin Ya'acob. 15. will leave for Britain tomorrow by air to be fitted with artificial limbs. He will enter the Queen Mary's? Hospital In Roehampton. London, where Malaya's Miss Lai Yoke Heong. 18. who
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    Judge to attend jurists talks
    58 16 ALOR STAR, Wed The Kedah High Court Judge. Mi-. Justice' Suffian. left here today for Kuala Lumpur en route to Rio De Janeiro to attend the conference of International Commission of Jurists, starting on Dec. 11. Also attending the conference will be Mr. Ong Hue*
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    Aid for storm victim
    32 16 BUTTERWORTH. Wed. The district welfare committee today nave SharUf bin Babjl. a gardener. Si .SO to repair his Menganuing Road house damaged during a storm on Oct. 25.
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    School lock-out: A call for probe
    282 16 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. The Party Rakyat here wants a committee set up by ihe Johore Government to investigate the Al-Atas Arabic School lock-out following a strike by the pupils in the school. Inche R. Ibrahim, its secretary, has sent letters to members of the
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    Governor warns students: Let us raise our sights beyond School Cert
    301 16 Governor warns students: Let us raise our sights beyond School Cert DANGER OF TOO MUCH BOOK WORK KUCHING, Wed.— The dangers of a passive state among youth due to too much book work in schools were stressed yesterday by the Governor of Sarawak Sir Alexander Waddell. He was addressing tbe
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    Boy vanishes from home
    54 16 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A .schoolboy. Ho Kok Chong. seven, has been reported mis-smic from his home in Toa Payoh since yesterday. Police said he was last seen dressed in s>-ev shirt and trousers. A!i.. one who knows the boys whereabot.tr N asked to contact Inspector Da*oou of
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      The miracle of Pauline
      15 17 PAULINE AS' SHE IS TODAY PAULINE AT THE AGE OF 1O
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      FIVE YEARS AGO HER MUMMY WAS TOLD: YOUR LITTLE GIRL IS DYING
      340 17 ONDON, Wed.—Doc- tors who have seen the wonders of modern medicine are talking of a wonder recovery for which medicine has no explanation. They call it a miracle. And the 15-year-old girl whose story has astonished the medical
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      273 17 FRANCE REFUSES TO HELP SOLVE UN FINANCES UNITED NATIONS, Wed. France yesterday refused to join other Western nations in measures to solve the United Nations' financial crisis. The French delegate. Mr. Andre Ganem. also told the budgetary committee that his Government stood by Its refusal to contribute to the costs
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      43 17 LONDON. Wed.— Princess Alexandra of Kent was admitted to hospital In London late last night. A statement said she would have an operation for th« removal of Impacted wisdom teeth during the course of the next day or two. Reuter.
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      Scandinavia protest
      36 17 t'NITED NATIONS. Wed. Scandinavian delegates yesterday protested against US. laws which require that at least 50 per cent of American surplus food donations in a world aid programme be transported In U.S. vessels. UPJ.
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      Lock icon A CALL FOR BREAK IN THE KASHMIR STALEMATE
      242 17 A CALL FOR BREAK IN THE KASHMIR STALEMATE RAWALPINDI, Wednesday. THE Pakistan Government last night called for a break in the agonising stalemate with India over Kashmir and firmly rejected demands that the country withdraw from military pacts with the west. Mr. Zulficar Bhutto. Minister of Industry and Natural Resources,
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      122 17 KARLSRUHE. Wed. Dr. Josef Augsteta, who has been representing the interests of the news magazine Der Spiegel which was raided by federal agents in October, was himself arrested yesterday. Dr. Augstein is the brother of Mr. Rudolf Augstein, Der Spiegel's publisher, who was arrested
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      King Saud is ill
      28 17 LAUSANNE, (Switzerland). Wed. King Saud of Saudi Arabia Is suffering from a serious ailment of the digestive tract, reliable medical sources said here yesterday.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    266 20 THE Malayan Cicnanca Banks' Assaclatlen made tbeae changea is lta ratra to mercnaata yraterday: La we) an: arlllng TT or OD 2/4.1/32: buying TT 2/4 5/32, airmail OD 2/4 3/16. 30 d/at 2/4 9/32 45 d/at 2/4 11 '32. 60 d/at 2/4 3/8, 90 d/at 2/4 1/2, 120
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    212 20 SHIPS lying aianitiida tht Slngapare oharvti taday ara: Yewbtnk 10/11. Van Cloon 23/24, Frederick Clover 21/22, Bolnaevatn 4/9. City of Carllale 38/39, Btraat Clarence 6/7. Nordpol 31/32. Frankfurt 13/14, Bruaa NW 3/4, and Pulau Kldjanc NW 5. Bun«el Aaaban «A. Eumaeua 33/34. Outer reads: Curro, Betlrt, Dalel.
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    INDUSTRIALS EASIER ON TIRED' STOCK EXCHANGE
    625 20 From Our Market Correspondent rIE Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday had a tired look as far as Industrials were concerned being the inevitable reaction after the past two or three hectic days. The market had opened very steadied, but later eased and became much quiet
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    STOCK INDICES
    19 20 Dec. 4 Dec. S ndnctriaU: 199.68 198.56 fins: 281.35 281.1! i robbers: 179.05 180.22 Ian. 1. 1958=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    697 20 f OMBINED business in the SlnKapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded ir. brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Beuttead (1.000) 11.81 O, (5.000) t1.79, (9.000) $1.80. (3.000) »I. vi; Ounleas (2.000) 13.44 D. (1.000) 12.43 D, $2.42 BL.
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    Straits tin is unchanged: Rubber mart very quiet
    211 20 rE price of Straits tin yesterday remained unchanged at $430.25 per picul on an offering estimated down by 15 tons to 240 tons. This was unexpected because the strengthening of the Malayan dollar against the pound lowered the value of London bids.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    125 20 MELBOURNE, Wed. INVESTMENT and industrial shares generally maintained their firming trend with rises again exceeding falls by a lairly wide margin. However, several key stocks receded. 8.11.P. dropped 3d. to 50s. 6d. Oils were active and irregular with O.A.G. improving. Bm metal* were mostly steady, bue New Broken
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    142 20 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) Deo. 5. Three months Builmii da«e Dunlopa 14 eta 8. Darby 4«d. F. ft N. 1* eta. C storm* 4id. Oammoo 11 CU. 8. Traction 1/1| J. Waush 14 eta. BtMll 13 eta. M Brew 28 CU. Bteanuhlp 8 eta. U. Cement 18 eta. B. Tlm««
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    94 20 CHINItE Prsdua* tishanta IMtatwra ooon prICM par plcul yeaterday: Oixtnut all i bulk *41i Mllen, drum (44| sellers. Capra: Dec UK/Coatlnent *28| buyera. »»Ji>ill*r» Paptwr: Muntok white (l«2i aallera, Sarawak white Sl4O Milan, apecial HarawaJi hla.k SlOO Mllcra. rarbled Lampoog blue* (87* Milan. AST A SlOTi Milan Siniiptii
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 20 December 5. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 79t cents (down one -eighth of a cent). TIN: 5430.25 (nnchanred). Estimated unofficial offering; 240 tons (down 15 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    257 20 QICIMBIR Hr»t grant rubear ktiytrt f-a.fe. cloned at 5 p.rrt. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yint.ni.iy at 791 rent* per Ih. down one-elfbth ■>( a crnt. The tone maa lunt. C.C.R. A. and P.M.R.K. ckwing prler* In Cent* [xr lb. yiitprday: Int. 1 R.B.S. prompt f.o.b. huyrr* arllera
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    78 20 rfIHE Federation Minister of Finance has fixed these prices for calculating customs duties for the week beginninf on Nov. 6. Rubber 80 cents a lb Copra $456 a ton. Coconut oil $718 a ton. Palm oil $***** a ton. Palm kernels 5331 a ton. The rate of duties
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    Rubber crops
    38 20 November rubber crops Included: Amalgamated Malay 108.500 lb BasKrtt 42,500 lb., Borrlli 146.000 lb Bokit Krpong Rubber Estates Ltd. 26,000 lb.. Kuala Sidim Rubber Co., Ltd.. 208.220 lb.. and Nrw Srrrndah Rubber to., Ltd. 173.000 10.
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    Pungah Tin
    12 20 Pungah Tin produced 350 picuU of tin ore In November.
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      736 20 PENANG PSHAM SPORE FROM CALCUTTA KAKINADA ETA/ ETO ETA/ETD ETA/ETD M.V. "STATE OF GUJARAT" for Kure, Osaka. Japan tHe 14/15 FROM YOKOHAMA, NAGOYA, KOBE OSAKA M.V. "VISHVA SHANTY' for Madra», Tuficorin, Cochin and Bombay. Ot. IS/14> FROM BOMBAY, KARACHI, COCHIN TUTICORIN S.S. "SANCHI" for Japan Oac. 14/15 Dm. 17/11 FROM
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      423 20 BH_k. JB> M a» NOTICE PANDA BRAND STKEL WOOL Upon payment by SIN THYE HIN COMPANY Dealers in Bear Brand Steel Wool of $1,000/--agreed damages to RONU« LIMITED the proprietors of PANDA brand Steel Wool ajid the delivery by Sin Thye Hin Company of an undertaking to Ronulc Limited not
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      637 21 ■^M-M__M-_-_M_^MW_--W-^^^^M^M___M---k^Pk j THE TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (NO. 118) NOTICE I'NDER SI CTION i 37 Notice is hereby given under section 137 of the Town Boards En actment that the following draft plan has been prepared and is oper to public Inspection on any working day during office hours at th<
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      527 21 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mr. Sle Pek Siang, late of No. IS Jalan Railway. Petaling Java. Kuala Lumpur ceased to be our Representative in Kuala Lumpur and the Federation of Malaya with effect from Ist December, 1962. T.O. KIAT LTD., 766/768. North Bridge Road. Singapore 7. ESTATE
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      852 21 NOTICES TIN OUTPUT NOVEMBER 1962 AUSTRAL AMALGAMATED TIN LIMITED 2.931 PICULS AUSTRAL MALAY TIN LIMITED (Secretaries). D.J. BEDFORD. Secretary. JXR. NOTICE CAMERON HIGHLANDS ROAD The road between Tapah and the 19th Mile Cameron Highlands Road will be closed to vehicles for periods of up to two hours during daylight from
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      248 21 TENDERS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received by the Bursar. University of Malaya. I Pantai Valley, up to 12 noon on 22nd December, 1962 for the supply of academic gowns, hoods and caps Approximately 500 sets will be required. Samples of existing gown, hood and cap may
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      850 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited from Federal Citizens or State Nationals who have attained their 35t— but not their 35th. birthday for appointment as an Electrical Instructor, at the Junior Technical (Trade) School, Johore Bahru, on the salary scale of $340x15-520x20--600 plus COLA at current rate* The successful candidate is
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      727 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS LEMBAGA PERUMAHAN HOUSING TRUST PEHSEKUTI AN TAN AB MELAYU Applications are invited for the post of CHIKP ARCHITECT EXECUTIVE OFFICER (Salary Scale $1,850 x 50— 52,250 per month). Applicants are required to be Federal Citizens, to be Associates of Uie R.1.8.A. or R.AXA. and hold a Degree In
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      336 21 NOTICE IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA IN THE HIOH COURT AT JOHORK r. \lli: I CIVIL BUIT NO. U OF 1956. Between 1. Ejaz bin Abdul Rauf ot Nos. 25 26. J .n Dhoby. Johore Biihru. 2. Kaiam Ahmad btn Abdul R.ihman. a minor, by his
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      Wynn will play in S'gor side
      237 22  -  K. FERNANDEZ By WOMEN'S SERIES CONTINUE KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. TPHE women's international hockey series between 1 Malaya, Singapore and Australia continue tomorrow at the Armed Forces Stadium. Rifle Ranee Road, here. There will be two matches tomorrow— a friendly "cur-tain-raiser" between Selangor and Australia
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      First Test drawn
      994 22 MEMORABLE INNINGS BY DEXTER IN BID TO HIT ENGLAND TO VICTORY AUSSIES FAIL TO BREAK THROUGH Tussle between the skippers From JACK FINGLETON Brisbane, Wed. A MID intense excite- ment here today with Titmus and Knight stonewalling bitterly for the last 30 minutes. England saved the First
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      SCOREBOARD
      89 22 Australia 404 and 362 for four declared; England 389 and 278 for six Tiatch drawn. ENCLAND 2ND INNS ULLAR c and b Davidson 56 iHEPPARD c Benaud b Davidson 53 DEXTER b McKenzie 99 COWDREY c and b Benaud 9 BARRINCTON c McKenzie b Davidson 23 PARFITT c larman
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      27 22 MANILA, Wed. Canada beat Australia 59-52 In the Manila International Invitational basketball tournament last night. The Philippines beat Formosa 68-57. There nr, p]*r todav.— Reuter.
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      SPORT SUMMARY
      223 22 HOCK' 1 Spore Div O«n Hospital 3 HAP Changl 0 B'foi Dtr. 2: Radio Malaya 5 Survey: 0 RMAF 3 EPF 0. Malacca L«e: SPA 7 26th Field Regt. 0; Medicals 2 Henry Ourney Soh. 1. Ipeh Div. 1: Cheng Wan 9 Police 0; Dlt. t: Education Dept
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      Lock icon Napoli 3-1
      30 22 LAUSANNE, Wed. Napoll, of Italy, beat Ujpest Dozsa (Hungary) 3-1 here In their second round play-off In the European Cup Winners' Cup to quality for the quarter-finals. Reuter.
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      86 22 ITALY MAY PUT BAN ON FOREIGN PLAYERS ROME. Wed.— Foreign footballers may be banned from playing for Italian clubs from next year. The Italian Football Federation and the Italian Football League are planning to forbid the engagement of foreign players from Apr. 30. The ban on buying foreign footballers is
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      142 22 SONY BEAUTIFUL PLASTIC DINGHY JS "^tf HII 18»h December '62 pec FARCH ond **ecki lost c bright coloured l^cc inflatable dinghy capoble of accommodating on* |j r jdult or two childrtn will be given away FREE mrccDCurc !or v r T pwefcoss of either a SONY Tap* DIFFERENCE Re<ot^ f
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      106 22 m RICOHMATIC 35 Ricohmatic 35. Fully automatic electric eye 35mm camera with coupled rongefinder. Ricoh Kominor f/2.8 lens. Trigger action film winding. AVAILABLE AT ALL LEADING PHOTOGRAPHIC DEALERS. yJV KIAN GVWkN 0W LTOI SINGAPORE- KUALA LUMPUR PtNANG ANGLIAN PIG BREEDERS OF LONDON and MR. GERALD KANE (Overseas Sale* Manager) wish
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      81 22 HOCKEY WOMEN'ft MATCH: S'gor V Australia (7.30 am); Intrrn*tional: Malaya v S'pcre (5 p.m., both matches at R. Range Rdi. IPOH DIV. 2: Police FF v La Sallian.i (uDper padang;- Andersonlans v DTC (lower padang >. ST.OB DIV. I: TPCA v FMC fPrlnces Rd) Kilat v Levers (Pantal): Depot v
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      LADY WARRIOR 11-FIRST WINNER FOR DOUGLAS
      723 23  -  EPSOM JEEP; By Singapore, Wed. APPRENTICE Douglas Dragon, young brother of Chris Dragon, rode his first winner here today— Lady Warrior II <Race 2). Douglas rode a well-judged race to land Lady Warrior II a two-length winner from the strongly fancied On Trust. Yes
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      BIG SWEEP
      37 23 TOTAL POOL: $98,420. lit No. *****7 $49,210 2nd No. *****4— $24,605 3rd No. *****9— $12,302 Starters ($1,366 «ach) No*. *****5. *****1. *****0. *****9, *****6. *****8. *****7. *****6. *****4. Consolation: $50 to tickets •nding in 594.
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      Stannard makes amends
      119 23 DOCKYARD 3 SIKARAMAI 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. Insideleft Stannard missed an early penalty but made amends by scoring the winning goal two minutes from time to put Dockyard through to the semi-finals of the S.A.F.A. Junior Cup competition at Farrer Park today. Defeat today was a timely end-of-the-season
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      Lock icon 'Cowboy' McCormack bows out and title goes to Aldridge
      51 23 fOH* (Cowboy) McCormack's head is pillowed on his gloves as referee Jilly Jones motions to George Aldridge to stand back. Jones stopped the British middleweight championship fight in the sixth round giving the title, vacated by Terry Downes, to Aldridge.— Reuter
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      Yes Dear II ($147) and Gatot Kacha ($99) cause upsets
      1253 23 soon beaten. Wingate challenged Brilliant Light and went to ttw front hall a furlong out. Then Malham came with a storming run on the Inside and got up In the last few strides to beat Wingate by a neck. Race
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      Lenny's goal saves the Recs
      231 23 Lenny's goal saves the Recs RKS 1 KHALSA 1 SINGAPORE. Wed. I With one minute to go, Singapore Recreation Club seemed doomed to defeat by Khalsa in this Div. 1 hockey match here today. Then in one final do-or-die effort, Recs lashed out and Lenny Nonls whipped in a goal
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      New Market 'double'
      53 23 NEW MARKET 5 CHINESE 1 MALACCA, Wed— New Market, the Malacca Football League champions, completed a double today. They outplayed Chinese Recreation Club In tne Victory Cup final at Kubu Stadium. Balan and Ibrahim scored two each for New Market. Benny Lee got the other poal. Chinese
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    Call of the bush pulls Ruth away from her love
    298 24 ADELAIDE, Wed. A 23-year-old Adelaide man, Colin Mclntyre, believes the call of love will yet triumph over the call of the bush. He has just returned from a 2,460-mile round trip to Hall's Creek in the hinterland of Western Australia
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    Father to court: My son killed my wife
    318 24 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. yyiTII a finger pointed at his eldest son/ an ageing father told a court today: "He killed my wife." Sixty-year-old Tara Singh alleged that his son, Chanan Singh, could not bear the shame of his mother's love affair with another
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    127 24 ASIAN GOVTS URGED NOT TO ENTICE UNION OFFICIALS MELBOI'RNL, Wed. The President of the Australian Council of Trade Unions, Mr. A.E. Monk, today appealed to Asian Governments not to entice trade union officials into Government services. "How can Asian Governments prevent the growth of Communism in their countries if they
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    Lee praises medal winners
    321 24 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. paid a tribute to Singapore's two Gold Medal winners Tan Howe Liang (middle) and C'hua Phung Kirn (bantam) at a "welcome home satay party held at the Peoples Association tonight. Mr. Lee. who was unable to be
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    The Tengku advises MP: Have a sense of humour
    283 24 The Tengku advises MP: Have a sense of humour KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, advised an M.P. to have a sense of humour and said that the speech he made at the opening of Rothman's about his habits was Just a "little Joke." The Tengku was
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    New 'pirate' raid claim
    65 24 NEW YORK. Wed. -A New York radio station said last night that Havana Radio was claiming a new "pirate ship" attack on the Cuban coast The National Broadcasting Company quoted Havana Radio as saying the "pirate" vessel fired shells and riddled a beach area with machine-gun
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    LONDON STOCKS
    294 24 LONDON, Wed- Yesterday's fresh upswing on Wall Street, the good gold figures and a certain amount of optimism regarding tomorrow's bank rate decision helped to put a rather brighter complexion on stock markets today. OUt-edged were again In good form and gains ranging to threeeighths were recorded. War
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    RUBBER
    44 24 LONDON. Wed. Spot 23 %d.. Jan. 24d.. Feb. 23 7 ,d., Mar. 23<fed., Jan. Mar. 23% d.. Apr./ June 23'-,d., July/Sept. 23 3,16 d.. Oct./ Dec. 23 1/16 d.. Jan./ Ma- unquoted c.lf. Dec. 235 d.. Jan. 23\d, Feb. 23'4d. Tone: Very quiet.
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    TIN
    25 24 LONDON. Wed. Buyers £865. sellers £867, Forward buyers £860 H, sellers £861, Settlement £867 4. Turnover am. US tons, un. 140. Tone: Barely steady.
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    Firms review: New law may be drafted
    196 24 Firms review: New law may be drafted KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. rTHE FEDERATION Government s reviewing th( A position of all companies foreign and localin the country with a view to drawing up a nev Companies Ordinance, f This was announced In the House of Representatives today by the Deputy Prime
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    Hindi film show
    34 24 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Indian Film Society will screen the award-winning Hindi film "Baiju Bawara." featuring Bharath Bhooshan and Meena Kumari at the Ceylon Sports Club on Friday at 7 p.m.
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    Sale at hospital
    26 24 SINGAPORE. Wed. The annual sale of work by patients of the General Hospital Occupational Therapy Department was held In the hospital grounds today.
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  • Obituary
    DEATHS
    66 24 MRS. R. COVINDASAMY the Wlfr Of Mr. R. Govlndasamy ManaKrr nf K.C.O.C. Bus. Co. Banting passed away 4.12.1962 at 3 a.m. Funeral 4 p.m. 6.1.62 at SunKcl Bedu burial It round. THK REMAINS OF P.unarhandrnn. 12. Standard S. La Balle. fcrlikiieldj son of A. Chlnnathamtiy. Trleroms Him. will be
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