The Straits Times, 19 February 1963

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    21 1 AV^BAOE DAILY lEBTIFIFD SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 ii— The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1963. if 15 CENTS. KDN 352
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    'GO SLOW IS OFF
    483 1 'National security comes f irst' Leader of Govt Clerical Union tells the Tengku: Threat of war, subversion risk made us change our minds KUALA LUMPUR, Monday THE Civil Service Clerical Federation today ordered members to scrap their work-to-rule campaign. The order was made "in view oi"
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    Alliance men of Brunei fly in for talks with Tengku
    489 1 Alliance men of Brunei fly in for talks with Tengku SINGAPORE, Monday. REPRESENTATIVES of the newly-formed Brunei Alliance flew in tonight for talks with Tengku Abdul Rahman on the urgency of setting up Malaysia including Brunei as quickly as possible. They also warned Indonesia to keep her hands off Brunei
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    Jakarta men are coming after all
    205 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. AN Indonesian delegation of Foreign Office economic and banking experts is expected to arrive here from Jakarta before the end of this month, the official news agency Antara said today. A U.P.I, report from Jakarta quoted Antara as saying that the
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    Lock icon Japan to make hovercraft
    60 1 LONDON. Mon.— The Mitsubishi Shipbuilding and Engineering Company of Tokyo is to manufacture Westland air cushion vehicles under licence in Japan as the result of an agreement concluded between Mitsubishi. Westlands of Oeneva and the Hovercraft Development Company of Great BrJ tain. (Westlands of Oeneva la
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    SAVED BY A DEAD MAN'S KTDNF.Y
    240 1 SAVED BY A DEAD MAN'S KTDNF.Y PETER LUCAS will leave hospital his life saved by a dead man. For a kidney from a man who bad just died suddenly was transplanted into Mr. Lucas, a 37-year-old salesman. Professor Leslie Pyrah. tbe man behind the operation at Leeds Infirmary, England, said:
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    Lock icon Andy Rice dead
    29 1 DALLAS (Texas). Mon.— Andy Rice. Austrian-born writer who collaborated with the late Oeorge Gershwin on a number of musical comedies, died here yesterday, aged 82. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 3,400 miles walk to see K
    82 1 MOSCOW, Mon. Two young Indians on a round-the-world ban-the-bomb march have reached Moscow, and are hoping to see Mr. Khrushchev soon. Prabhakar Menon. from Kerala, and Sattst Kumar from Rajasthan. left Delhi last June and walked over 3.400 miles through Soviet southern republics to
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    Lock icon INDIA WILL NOT SUBMIT TO DICTATION'
    134 1 INDIA WILL NOT SUBMIT TO DICTATION' NEW DELHI. Mon.—President Radhakrishnan told Parliament here today that India would not submit to dictation backed by military force in the Sino-lndian border dispute. He was addressing a joint session of both Houses at the opening of a new session of Parliament. There was
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    Lock icon Trade gap widens
    57 1 LONDON. Mon— Britain's trade gap the difference between imports and export* widened lasr month to £68.100.000. the Board oi Trade announced today. December's figure of £18.400.000 was the smallest for eight montlis The Board of Trade said provisional figures showed that exports and re-exports totalled €331.--400.000 in
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    Lock icon Sir George Albu
    23 1 JOHANNESBURG. Mon.— Sir George Albu. chairman of the Oeneral Mining and Finance Corporation Limited, died here today aged 57. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Silent film villain
    28 1 MILWAUKEE. Mon. Mont? Blue, veteran film villain, died here today after a heart attack, aged 76. His film career ruled back to silent days. Reuter.
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    Lock icon AUSSIES URGED: BUILD UP DEFENCE
    128 1 AUSSIES URGED: BUILD UP DEFENCE SYDNEY, Mon. The United States is believed to have urged Australia to increase her defence effort during talks in Washington last week, according to the Sydney Morning Herald's Canberra correspondent. He said recent events in South-East Asia made the United States request for a wider
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    Lock icon Prince Tokugawa dies at 78
    63 1 TOKYO. Mon.— Prince lemasa Tokugawa died here today of heart failure at the age of 78. He was seventeenth in the line from leyasu Tokugawa U542-1616). the political manipulator and warrior who for the first time brought Japan under unified control when he became Shogun
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    America plans floating armoury in Asia
    231 1 America plans floating armoury in Asia WASHINGTON, Mon. —The United States plans to station "floating armouries" in the Philippines and keep them ready to steam on short notice to Asian trouble spots. Sources said today the l.sNavy's Subic Bay base hud been chosen as anchorage tor three specially modified Victory
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    STOP PRESS
    28 1 FATAL CRA Wtunan waa kilted three M«a M-ii<'U-l\ Mii'ir- I win n th«-ir ear and .1 bu s < »l lifliii .it BlVl V j r.irlv I
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon INDIANS TOLD: BE READY TO PAY FOR DEFENCE
      209 2 INDIANS TOLD: BE READY TO PAY FOR DEFENCE NEW DELHI, Mod. Indians must be ready to bear the bulk of heavier defence costs themselves, despite aid from friendly foreign countries, Mr. Nehru said here yesterday. The Prime Minister told a private meeting of the ruling Congress parliamentary party that India's
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      BUILD-UP TO TRAP REDS CONTINUES
      102 2 SAIGON, Mon. U.S. Marine helicopters yesterday continued to airlift hundreds of Vietnamese G ov c m m ent troops into the northrrn reaches of South Vietnam in an effort to trap Vietcong guerillas and destroy their bases. Informed sources said 15 marine H-34 helicopters were
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      A Red pull-out from Iraq begins
      424 2 BAGDAD, Monday SOURCES close to the Soviet Embassy said today Russia has begun a massive recall of Communist technicians stationed in Iraq despite denials by the new government. The first group of about 1,500 Soviet military and civilian personnel, summoned by the former Prime
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      Lock icon Kennedy may visit Manila
      98 2 Kennedy may visit Manila MANILA, Mon. President Kennedy might make a state visit to the Philippines some time this year, according to informed sources here. The sources said that preparations for Mr. Kennedy's historic visit were already being made by Government officials. President Macapagal yesterday announced in an interview with
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      Lock icon ADOULA'S TROOPS FLOWN IN
      98 2 LEOPOLDVILLE. Mon. An advance company of a Congolese battalion began flying to ElisaDethville from Kamina yesterday to begin establishing the first significant presence of Congolese troops In South Katanga. Weil-inrormed sources said United Nations planes would fly the rest of the battalion in during the next
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      Lock icon Land reforms in Formosa
      46 2 TAIPEH, Mon. The Nationalist Chinese Government has revised its land sale procedures to open up all public land for Industrial use. it was reported today. A Government spokesman said the new regulations were de.Mgned to encourage foreign and domestic Industrial Investors. UP.I.
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      Free Malaya Union
      34 2 JAKARTA, Sun. Revival of the defunct "Free Malaya Union" and the Malayan Nationalist Party was announced here yesterday In a Press release signed by the union chairman Inche Ibrahim Yaacob. DP.I.
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      Lock icon ATTACK ON ENVOY: 'MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING'
      192 2 KARACHI, Mon. The U.S. Ambassador, Mr Walter McConaughy (above), last night described as "much ado about nothing' Pakistan) accusation be was meddling: in Pakistan's Internal affairs. The Pakistan Foreign Office has called (or a report of the Ambassador's remarks at a reception in
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      '100 troops killed'
      28 2 AMMAN. Mon. Mecca Radio said today that Royalist troops and tribesmen had killed more than 100 Egyptian troops and destroyed four tanks in the Yemen.
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      THE U.S. TAKES OVER...
      56 2 ADEN, Mon— The United States Is to look after British interests in the Yemen following the closure yesterday, on Yemeni Government orders, of the British Legation in Taiz. The Yemeni move was in retaliation for Britain's refusal to recognise the flve-month-old revolutionary regime. There are only
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      Lock icon A freedom curb on Liberal leader
      151 2 CAPE TOWN, Monday. ]t| R. PETER HUUL, chairman of the Cape division ITI of the Liberal Party of South Africa and editor of the Liberal Party newspaper Contact, has been served with an order restricting his movements. The order, signed by the Minister of
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      Lock icon Jakarta 'No' to U.S.
      72 2 Jakarta 'No' to U.S. JAKARTA. Mon. A high school student exchange programme between Indonesia and the United States has been suspended, presumably because Indonesian youngsters were becoming "too Americanized." The Indonesian Government has advised the American Field Service there would be no exchange in 1963. The service Is a private
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      Lock icon From King to King
      36 2 BANGKOK, Mon.— King Paul of Greece has presented King Aduladej of Thailand with the Grand Cross of the Saviour and Queen Slrlkit with the Grand Cross of Welfare, according to Thai sources.—Reuter
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      11 die in fire
      32 2 MANILA. Mon.— Eleven people. including seven members of one family, were killed in a flre that swept through a block of houses in a Manila suburb last night.—
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      State visit ends
      25 2 BANGKOK. Mon.— King F.vjJ and Princess Frederlka of Oreere and their daughter Princess Irene, ended their five-day state visit here today.— UJ».l.
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      Lock icon Colour bar parties: let Dr. V stay away'
      173 2 Colour bar parties: let Dr. V stay away' LONDON. Mon. The Daily Herald today accused Britain of pandering to racial prejudice in South Africa. "There shouli be no halfmeasures In dissociating Britain from Its evil colour bar," it said. "But Britain's Ambassador, Sir John Maud, tries to please both sides.
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      Aussie jobless
      28 2 CANBERRA, Mon.— The number of registered Job-seekers in Australia rose during January by 10.559 to 111.807 or 2.6 per cent of the work force of 4,300.000.
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      Lock icon Repatriation
      24 2 JAKARTA, Mon The Indonesian Navy ship Morotal will sail for the Philippines on Peb. 27 to pick up 1,600 Indonesians for repatriation— UPI
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      31 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby— f wo««. i «mnt to (eEMeSSct? (Of ootiMCf we sat <> v V M 6 XT TO ONE OM I €CC i ANOTHER AT I YOU'VE /WET
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  • US-EUROPEAN DESK
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      'Countess,' captain tell of plot to kill de Gaulle
      362 3 'Countess,' captain tell of plot to kill de Gaulle PARIS, Mon. A self-styled countess and a bespectacled French Artillery captain told police yesterday how they plotted to kill President de Gaulle. Police said the conspirators, Madame Paule Rousselet de Liffiac. 55. who once served as interpreter for General risen how
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      Authoress dies aged 66
      54 3 NORWALK (Connecticut), Mon. Mrs. Richard Lockridge. who collaborated with her husband as authors of the Mr. and Mrs North series of detective short stories, died yesterday at Norwalk Hospital. Mrs. Lockridge. 66, the former Prances Davis, also wrote mystery novels with her husband former New York
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      Lock icon BLUE STEEL AIR STRIKING POWER
      89 3 A MARK II version of the Vulcan Jet bomber of 617 Squadron the famed Dambusters Squadron in flight with the Blue Steel missile in place in its bomb bay (arrowed). The 35ft. rocket falls free on release, then, after a few seconds delay for safety,
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      US behind revolt it's official
      209 3 WASHINGTON, Monday. SENATOR THRUSTON MORTON, has put on public record one of Washington's worst-kept diplomatic secrets that the U.S. engineered the 1954 overthrow of the Communist regime in Guatemala. (speech on Friday at a lean dinner in Baltihe said that former mt Elsenhower endorsns to
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      Lock icon TELEPHONE THREAT TO LISTON
      94 3 TELEPHONE THREAT TO LISTON MIAMI. Mon. Sonny Listen, the world heavyweight boxing champion, said yesterday his life had been threatened bat he dismissed it as the work of a crank. He said a telephone caller told his wife that he had not stood op while the National Anthem was played
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      Race bar? 'It's just a question of customs'
      157 3 Race bar? 'It's just a question of customs' LONDON, Mon. The National Council of Civil Liberties today modified a protest against public toilets at London Docks being labelled "men. "women" and "Asiatics" to a plea for better facilities for all. The switch came when the Port of London Authority denied
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      'SEX BEFORE MARRIAGE IS NORMAL'
      79 3 LONDON, Mon. A report published today "Toward a Quaker View of Sex" asserts it is normal for young men and women to have affairs Involving sexual intercourse before marriage. It is normal for "youag men and women with high standards of general conduct and integrity
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      Stop aid call
      36 3 MIAMI BEACH (Florida).— Mon. Sen. Kenn Keating, Republican of New York, called on the United States last night to stop giving foreign aid to countries which used the money against the West— UJM
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      But no example
      28 3 BONN, Mon. Mrs. Margarete Rlede, a former winner of Wuppertal's "model housewife" contest, has been Jailed for 15 months on 61 fraud and debt charges.
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      Lock icon Leopold in U.S.
      30 3 NEW YORK, Mon. Former King Leopold 111 of Belgium arrived here last night with his wife. Princess Liliane. He is scheduled to visit educational Institutions here. Reuter.
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      Quick look round Quads after two sets of twins
      266 3 Quick look round Quads after two sets of twins ABERDEEN, Mon.— A husband said yesterday his wife, who has had two sets of twins, was now expecting quadruplets. Mr. Robert dimming, who works for a baker, said his wife, Barbara, was in hospital expecting the quads In June. The couple's
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      Red 'flying saucer9
      52 3 Red 'flying saucer 9 MOSCOW. Mon. The official army newspaper Red Star reported last night that Soviet engineers have successfully tested a "flying saaeer" aircraft which apparently has both powered and glider uses. The report said the aircraft is able to take off vertically and land on a cushion of
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      Lock icon 'Jet tummy' girls who swell up like balloons
      280 3 'Jet tummy' girls who swell up like balloons LONDON, Mon. Some stewardesses on highaltitude trans-Atlan-tic flights are being hit by "Jet tummy" and it swells them up like balloons. It's painful, the girls say, and sometimes it takes seven to 24 hours before their waistlines get back to normal, according
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      Three Germans held
      36 3 BERLIN. Mon. Tliree East German delegates to the meeting of the U.N. Economic Commission for Africa, opening in Leopoldville tomorrow, were arrested there yesterday, the official East German news agency, AON. said today.
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      238 3 SCIEMCE^NEWS 1 Giant Radio Antennas for Astronomers The University of California's new Radio Astronomy Laboratory is now listening to outer space with a pair of giant antennas, or radio "ears", built by Philco Corporation. The 1.2 million dollar equipment includes a 33-foot diameter and an 85-foot telescope "dish" capable of
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    Drivers of Health Ministry give notice of strike
    298 4 Drivers of Health Ministry give notice of strike SINGAPORE, Mon. Some 200 dailyrated transport workers of the Ministry of Health have threatened to go on strike unless the Ministry permits overtime work on Sundays for their members in the public health section. The Public Daily Rated Transport Workers' Union, which
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    HOLIDAY ARRANGEMENTS FOR HARI RAYA PUASA
    152 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. —Harl Raya Puasa holiday will be on Monday Instead of Feb. 23, a Government statement announced today. The statement said that the date for religious cele- bration of Harl Raya Puasa will depend on whether the new moon of Shawal 1382 is
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    $30,000 DAMAGE IN TONGKANG FIRE
    140 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. FIRE broke out on board a tongkang moored off Beach Road today, causing about $30,000 worth of damage. The boat, which arrived in Singapore two days ago. had just completed loading its cargo of rice, tinned provisions and other foodstuffs. It was due
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    Jail, fine for postman
    93 4 SINGAPORE, Mon.— A postman with nine years' service was today sentenced by a District Court to one day's jail plus a fine of $300 for dishonestly misappropriating two local postal orders for three dollars each. All bin Junld. 32. son of a Johore school principal, admitted
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    INSURANCE CHIEF IS GIVEN AN ACQUITTAL
    349 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. THE five-day trial of Tan Eng Chin, described as manager of the Asia Insurance Co., Ltd., ended abruptly today in just under 15 minutes with his acquittal by a District Court. He had been charged with abetting an offence by two other
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    TO TRAIN IN VALUATION IN NEW ZEALAND
    95 4 TO TRAIN IN VALUATION IN NEW ZEALAND MR. CHUA CIIYE SENG. 21, a former student of Raffles Institution, who left Singapore by air for New Zealand on Saturday on a Colombo Plan scholarship to take up a four-year course leading to a diploma In valuation. According to the Finance Ministry,
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    The Second Mile'
    40 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. Bob Simmons will lead a discussion on the second chapter of "The Second Mile" by Alec Churcher, at 8.30 p.m- on Wednesday at the Toe H and Toe H Women's Association in Sootts Road.
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    Cyclist is awarded $4,750 for injuries
    151 4 Cyclist is awarded $4,750 for injuries SINGAPORE, Mon. Agos bi n Abdul Samad, 28. an employee of the Housing and Development Board, was awarded by Mr. Justice Winslow in the High Court today damages of $4,750 and costs for personal injuries suffered by him in a road accident three years
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    Water cuts
    46 4 SINGAPORE. Mon Water will be cut off In Nos. 276 to 294. Changi Road (ground and first floors), tomorrow, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.. and also In Lorong 12. between Geylang Road and Oulllemard Road, on Wednesday, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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    Annual display of art
    54 4 SINGAPORE. Mon— The Equator Art Society of Singapore, will hold its third annual art exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hal! from Feb. 38 to March 3. The exhibition will be the work of members of the society, and will Include oil paintings, charcoal drawings, water-colour and
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    Gift by U.S.
    38 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The UJB. Information Service here today donated a set of Encyclopaedia Britannica and a Copy of Dewey Decimal Classification and Relative Index to enrich the 70.000--book collection of Ohung Cheng High School's library.
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    Town centre soon for Queenstown
    252 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Queenstown will soon have a town centre of its own with banks, restaurants, theatres, shops, market, clinics and a community centre. When completed, the town centre will be one of the most modern of its type in South-East Asia, a spokesman for the
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    Bullets... and bitter tears mark end of Big Jim
    1958 5 THE LIFE AND CRIMES OF THE MOST RUTHLESS AND SUCCESSFUL SCOUNDRELS THE WORLD OF MODERN FINANCE HAS KNOWN... When Jim Fisk and his fellow-racketeer Jay Gould tried to comer all the gold in the United States they touched off the wildest
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    Meeting with Japanese team on iron ore troubles
    264 6 IPOH, Monday. JRO\ ore miners here are preparing for vital talks on the future of the industry in Malaya with representatives of Japanese steel mills. The Japanese delegation is expected in Malaya early next month. The talks and visits to mines are
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    Smith in charge of Friendship for airways
    90 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. Ted Smith, project superintendent of Malayan Airways Limited, left here last night by air for Amsterdam to be the Malayan Airways technical resident representative at the Fokkers plant there. Mr. Smith will be responsible for ell technical liaison with Fokkers
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    Re-elected club president
    52 6 PENANO. Mon. Mr. Teoh Chooi Hot has been re-elected president of the Penan* division of the Civil Defence Club. The vice-presidents are Miss Nancy Yeow. Mr. Ooi Teong Hum. Mr. Licw Tien Chee and Mr. Gurcharan Singh. Mr. Ooon Heeng Sialc is secretary and Mr. Ong Cheow
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    SNAGS-AND SAD MARIAM IS LEFT BEHIND FOR TIME BEING
    177 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. It was a sad day for Mariam binte Manaf, 18. of Jalan Hose here when she learnt that she would not be in a group of 13 Colombo Plan students leaving for Australia tomorrow. Mariam, a former pupil
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    Taikong fined $75
    51 6 Taikong fined $75 PENJNG. Mon.— A talkon*. Teh Tong Teik. 33. was today fined $76 far failing to report two collisions Involving his fishing boat on Dec. SI last year. Teh's vessel, first collided with a sampan at Penanir Harbour and later with a fishing boat off Olueor the same
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    New Guide to Singapore will keep you in the picture
    240 6 New Guide to Singapore will keep you in the picture QTNGAPORE, Mon.— A •J 300-page Guide to Singapore giving a comprehensive picture of where to go, where to stay and where to eat has been published. The guide, published by Arlstlde J. O. Paplneau. should be a comfort to those
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    2 charged with stealing padi
    71 6 BUTTERWORTH. Mon. Two pad! planters, Awang bin Nayan, 19. and Kalik bin Mahmud. 25. were today allowed bail when they pleaded no*, guilty to a joint charge of stealing 80 gantangs of padi from another farmer, Hassan bin Zakaria. on Dec. 14 Jast year. Suaid
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    Lock icon Anti-Malaysia SUPP memo to U.N.
    236 6 Anti-Malaysia SUPP memo to U.N. KUCHING, Monday rrHE leftwing Sarawak United People's Party (SUPP) published yesterday the text of its memorandum to the United Nations in which the background of Sarawak and its constitution were outlined. The memorandum touched on the Malaysia concept as proposed by the Malayan Prime Minister.
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    SIEW SIN GIVES UP MALACCA MCA JOB
    175 6 MALACCA, Mon. Mr. Tan Slew Sin. Minister of Finance and national president of the MCA, has resigned as chairman of the Malacca state branch. His resignation was accepted with regi.* at yesterday's meeting of the branch. Mr. Tan said in a letter he
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    Driver not to be blamed for girl's death
    86 6 BUTTERWORTH, Mon. The Butterworth Coroner, Inche Ahmad Hanafi. today held that a lorry driver. Ling Ah Wan. could not be blamed for the death of an 11 -year-old girl. N. Letchumy. Ling's lorry knocked down Letchumy on the Pral Main Road at
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    Penang holidays
    29 6 PENANO. Mon. Penanit will observe the Harl Raya Puasa holidays on Feb. 25 and 26— and not on Peb. 23 and 24 it was officially announced today.
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    PORTER POSED AS INSPECTOR AND FOOLED THE POLICE
    304 6 PORTER POSED AS INSPECTOR AND FOOLED THE POLICE IPOH, Monday A RAILWAY porter who pretended to be an inspector and fooled the Ipoh Police Force transport section for three days, was sentenced to six months' jail by the magistrate's court here today. Zakarlah bin Mamati. 23. was found guilty of
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    Masked men make $3,150 shop raid
    120 7 IPOH. Mon. Four youths, masked and armed with daggers, made a haul of 53. 150 in ttoods. jewellery and cash from a sundry shop in Anderson Road here today. The shop proprietor. Mr. Pung Sek Khoon. 53. told the txjllce that he and his
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    Back to school...
    361 7 FOR BRAVE YOKE HEONG, IT'S TIME FOR LAUGHTER AND TEARS KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Back to school went Miss Lai Yoke Heong today and it was time for laughter and tears. She went to apply for readmission and will attend classes again tomorrow, continuing her studies where she
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    Study trips to US for professor, registrar
    97 7 Study trips to US for professor, registrar SINGAPORE, Mon. Professor Tregonnirig. Professor of History at the University of Singapore, has left for the United States on a travel grant Issued by the Carnegie Corporation. He will visit centres of jSouth-East Asian studies there during his threemonth stay. Mr. H. D.
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    Three officers pass through
    45 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Three Indonesian Army officers arrived here on their way to the Congo to command the Oaruda Brigade of the UJJ. Congo Force They are Brtg.-Oen. Kemal Idrte. Col. Sablrln MuchUr and Lt.-Coi. Hanaft. They left later for Bangkok.
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    Woman lawyer
    39 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mrs. Thlo Su Mien, a law graduate of the UnlvenJty of Malaya, was admitted to the Singapore Bar by the Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin. trday. Mr». Thlo obtained her degree In 1961.
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    Medical check-up
    32 7 MUAR. Mon.— The Town Councii has called on owners of all cofleeshops. eating houses and bars to ensure that their employees have a medical check-up at least > once a year.
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    Entry rules for 17 at a funeral
    136 7 PENANG, Monday. SEVENTEEN grandchildren of towkay Lim Lean Teng, the 94-year-old Penang millionairephilanthropist whose funeral was held yesterday.: were allowed to enter Malaya from Hong Kong onj "compassionate grounds." 1 They arrived by air last Saturday to attend the funeiral. A spokesman at
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    Tengku gets Kaum Ibu | backing
    104 7 Tengku gets Kaum Ibu backing ITU ALA LUMPUR, Mon. Kaum Ibu the women's section of I'nino today declared full confidence in Tengku Abdut Rahman's handling of Malaya's relations with Indonesia. Datin Fatimah binte Haji Hashim. head of Kaum Ibu. said in a letter to the Tengku: "We stand firmly be.
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    Union-mine talks on bonus claim
    88 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.Representatives of the National Mining Workers' Union of Malaya and 12 leading European mining companies are to meet in Ipoh on Feb. 27 to discuss the question of the workers claim for two months' bonus for last year. In 1961. the 20.000 mining
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    Lawyer admitted
    37 7 SINGAPORE. Mon Mr. Peter John Mooney. an advocate and solicitor of the Federation Supreme Court, was admitted to the Singapore Bar by the Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin. In the High Court today.
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    RHIO TV BAN 'NO LOSS TO S'PORE'
    247 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam. said that the reported television ban in the Indonesian held Rhio Islands would be no "loss to us." An Indonesia daily. Suluh Indonesia, reported that oriers had been sent from Jacarta to the islanders
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    Information man dies
    52 7 SUNGEI PATANI. Mon.— A mobile cinema operator of the Department of Information collapsed and died during a cinema show last night. Inche Ariffln bin Hussain. 36 was screening films at Suneci Ten 25 miles from here, when he had a heart attack. He died before aid could
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    DEATH
    23 8 10 Word* iim (Minimum) I.V. RODRIGUES (ANTAD) 10 Ixronx StanKee passed away 1*2.63. Funeral a p.m. tu-day si Joseph's CBSJHB lo l:id.idarl
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    191 8 l»,irrf« Ml) (Minimum) MR. AND MRS. P K. Ortega thank r^ativm. irunda, lor their wishes. valuable gift." on the occasion of their Muh anniversary. MR. AND MRS. V. Kunaaraa thank frienda and relatives for their kind presence gifts good wishes on the occasion or their wedding on 3.1MM3. MR.
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    The Straits Times Tuesday, February 19, 1963. Jesselton Rally
    610 8 The Straits Times Tuesday, February 19, 1963. Jesselton Rally The Jesselton rally in support of Malaysia is a thundering answer to Leftist opposition in Malaya, and an open challenge 'to Indonesian and Filipino hostility. In justice to the Filipino attitude it should be admitted that there has been no nonsense
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    No Go-slow
    336 8 The Civil Service Clerical Federation has done the right thing in calling off the go-slow which members in Perak were to have launched tomorrow. The decision has been taken, according to C.S.C.F. leaders, because "the imminent threat of war by external forces" had Tilled them with a sense
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    Visa Row
    281 8 Dato Sambanthan's critic|ism of the Indian Government for discriminating against Malayan Chinese in the matter of visas is heartening, though not unexpected. Both the Malayan Indian Congress and the Malayan Chinese Association give the main stress to the first word in their titles, this being the basis of
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      That visa blunder...
      170 8 AS a Malayan Indian. I feel even more strongly than our Senators Tan and Chan that the Government of India Is perpetrating a psychological blunder of the first magnitude in Insisting on visas for Malayan Chinese. The infliction of this pinprick, while securing little security, is surprising
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      Tenfold, but
      144 8 A CCORDING to Antara A news agency. Dr. Subandrio, besides announcing full assistance to the Brunei rebels. ridicules Malayan "arrogance" In hoping to be an example to other newly Independent countries. Indeed Malaya has such hopes. There Is no better ideal and nothing to ridicule. Dr Subandrio said
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      Long day
      77 8 I HAVE a daughter studying in a Government English primary school. Every Saturday she goes back to school for at least three hours for sports practice, singing and handwork. According to the Llm Tay Boh commission report on the "five-day week" for schools, we are made to understand
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      Phone delays
      76 8 VARIOUS readers in Muar have expressed dissatisfaction over the long delay of calls from Muar. will those readers and any others who may have complaints regarding the telephone service In Muar contact the Asst. Controller of Telecommunications. Muar, who will personally look Into ail the complaints. If anyone
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      Reason why
      83 8 1 AGREE with "Parent" that sports secretaries of some schools spend too much of their time away from their class, thus neglecting the children. These children have to sit for an examination at the end of each term together with other children who have had proper Instruction and
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      Jakarta job
      103 8 DR. SUBANDRIO has indicated that he would like to see a new ambassador to Indonesia after the recall of the present one. Every Malayan senses the danger of the present tension with the Indonesian leaders, who are now directed by the Communists. The necessity of having an able
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    WILL CHINA OFFENSIVE?
    1235 8  - WILL CHINA OFFENSIVE? PREM BHATIA from NEW DELHI Monday WTNUSUALLY Ihi g h tern c r a tures and dust in the air suggest an eaHy spring in North India. But the farewell to winter in this year is doubly regretful. It means a longer summer and is a reminder
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    Factory that can make millions healthier
    366 8  - Factory that can make millions healthier CHRISTOPHER POWELL by LONDON, Mon.— A factory i which could contain the solution to the problem of the worlds undernourished millions Is now In fullscale operation in Ply. mouth. It can produce 2.000 tons of desperately needed protein a year from aitr.ost any kind
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    Doctor: It was old age that killed this patient
    105 9 Doctor: It was old age that killed this patient SEREMBAN, Mon.— Dr. Jag Jit Singh, medical officer in charge of Port Dickson District Hospital, said today that a patient's cause of death was not illness but old age. He was commenting on complaints by Lukut people to two Members of
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    3.30 p.m. death Friends of Ah Chow appealed
    106 9 3.30 p.m. death Friends of Ah Chow appealed to the Chinese leader in Port Dickson. Mr. Khoo Kek Kwee, J.P., who wrote a letter asking the hospital to admit him. Ah Chow was finally admitted at 2 pm. and died at 3.30 p.m. The people of Lukut village yesterday asked
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    Molested girl allegation
    45 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Tan Yeok Lun. a salesman, pleaded not guilty today to using criminal force on Linda Nah with Intent to outrage her modesty In a Kay Poh Road house on Jan. 7. His ball was extended pending hearing on March 20.
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    WORK ON MUAR AND BATU PAHAT BRIDGES PUT OFF
    92 9 MUAR. Mon. The con- j structlon oT bridges across Muar and Batu Pahat Rivers has been postponed indefinitely because of a shortage of funds, the Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan j Slew Sin. said here. Mr. Tan was touring i Muar
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    WRANGLE OVER A BIRTH CERTIFICATE Judge to Rajah: The next time
    1840 9 WRANGLE OVER A BIRTH CERTIFICATE Judge to Rajah: The next time YOU WANT TO SAY SOMETHING put up your hand £S 'Please sir...' SINGAPORE, Monday THE First District Judge, Mr. Cboor Singh, today rebuked defence counsel Mr. T. T. Rajah for talking out of turn at the trial of Jamit
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    UNION PUTS OFF ITS STRIKE PLANS
    111 9 SINGAPORE. Mow. The Amalgamated Union of Public Employees has decided to delay its threatened strike by about 2.000 City Council monthly-paid staff over the termination of services of a council employee as the council has agreed to talk things over. The union's acting general-secretary.
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    Boycott inquiry to resume next week
    89 9 Boycott inquiry to resume next week SINGAPORE, Mon. The inquiry into the 1961 Chinese Secondary Four examination boycott will resume before the Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin (above) in the Supreme Court on Feb. 26. Mr. Justice Wee was a puslne Judge when he was appointed commissioner of
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    Regent is patron
    30 9 PENANO. Mon. A Sepak Raga Association has been formed In Perils under the patronage of the new Regent, Tengku Sulaiman. and the Mentri Besar, Dato Sheikh Ahmad.
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    PRESS GETS BACK LICENCE
    141 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Government has renewed the licence of the Boon Hua Printing Press in Hoy Fatt Road after pulling it up for printing many "undesirable publications'' in the past Today the firm announced it had decided to stop printing journals of th c BarLsan Sosialis.
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    'Resold cinema tickets' charge
    50 9 PENANG. Mon. Soong Tiani Hwa, 33. today pleaded not guilty in a magistrate's court to a charge of re-selling 52 nrst-clnss tickets In front of the Cathay Cinema. Penang Road, on the night of Feb. 17. Soong was granted $500 bail pending hearing on March 3.
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    Rotary speaker
    28 9 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Mr. Yap Pheng Geek will speak at -hr Rotary Club luncheon on Wednesday at the Cathay Hotel, on: "I was in Israel at Christmas.
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    'Confrontation' warning to no-union estates
    279 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon MR. P. P. NARAYAN A N secretarygeneral of the 300,000--strong National Union of Plantation Workers, today warned of posslb 1 c "confrontation" with Asian employers and their administrative assistants in the rubber industry if they persisted in failing to recognise trade unions.
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      532 9 Radio, TV programmes... RADIO SINGAPORE I Morning Melodies; 7.00 Time 60S Its Woman's World: 6.45 n IW ainwnrwni. Signal. The News; 7.10 Rendez- Extracts From The. Editorials; SHORT wave SERVICE: vous With Music; 730 Break- 6.50 Federation and Singapore 41 Metres fast Club: 8.00 Tune Signal. The Stock Exchange Report;
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      CASUAL ELEGANCE
      155 10 Secret lies in individuality CASUAL elegance is news again for women who've never cared much for dramatic changes in their national costumes. Keeping the traditional lines you can still bring this touch of elegance to your clothes by creating an individuality of your own. The secret lies In
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      Japanese fashion designer presents show in Paris
      261 10 ONE of Japan's foremost fashion designers, Madam Chizo Tanaka presented her collection including both oriental and occidental styles at the Hotel Crillon in Paris last week. The presentation was organised by the Society for International Cultural Relations, under the patronage of Japan's ambassador,
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      What's cookin' IN A HOSPITAL KITCHEN?
      421 10  - What's cookin' IN A HOSPITAL KITCHEN? JENNY LEE By T'HE kitchen in the home is the busiest place, but can you imagine what it's like in a hospital kitchen? At least, I always pictured the place to be in wild confusion. Cooking for so many patients, and even more difficult,
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      ADVANTAGES OF SLOW ROASTING
      226 10 ADVANTAGES OF SLOW ROASTING DOASTING, more than "> any other cooking method, has changed throughout the ages. And it's still changing says cookery expert, Katie Stewart. To help you keep up. she gives one good method. The old theory that meat should be roasted at a high temperature is rapidly
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      REFRIGERATED HAIR CARE TIPS BY EXPERT
      288 10 WHEN milady has problems with her hair, she should head for the refrigerator instead of the cosmetic counter. At least, that's one man's opinion. The man: Mr. Jherl Redding, a chemist and president of a firm making a line of hair preparations for beauty
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      108 10 •^b» Advertisement Complexion Care The secret of beautifying the complexion is said to lie in the saturation of the skin with a new type oi tropical moist oil. The skin takes on an immediate healthy bloom as the tiny lines and blemishes are gently smoothed away. The saturation treatment with
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      270 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5. The motto here wu a 2 on 1. Bunting's (formerly Bunny's) 22 down; as you may gather. wrap (10). no (7). 6. Pine Oxonian candlestick giv- 7. joke, except after 18 Ms shelter to the head (6). for example (6). 9 Almost a gentleman? Chance
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  • COMMERCIAL NEWS AND VIEWS
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      3 FIRMS TO MINE IRON ORE DEPOSITS
      199 11 3 FIRMS TO MINE IRON ORE DEPOSITS A JOINTLY-OWNED Australian, British and American company has obtained the right to work the extensive Mount Ooldsworthy iron ore deposits In Western Australia, according to a report In Austral News. The company comprises Consolidated Gold Fields (Australia) Pty. Ltd., Cyprus Mines Corporation of
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      'INVESTMENT CLIMATE IN S'PORE IS SOUND'
      470 11  - 'INVESTMENT CLIMATE IN S'PORE IS SOUND' Envoy will help N.Z. investors By MOK SIN PIN JJEW Zealand's Dew Trade Commissioner in Singapore, Mr. C.A. Paul, said he would do his utmost to induce New Zealanders to invest in local industrial expansion programmes. He said that the Singapore Government had paved
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      Milk plant's new general manager
      117 11 Milk plant's new general manager NEW Zealand Dairy Supplies (Singapore) Ltd.. manufacturer of Fernleaf milk, has recently appointed Mr. B. O. Cummins general managerMr. Cummins said this was a new position to coordinate the joint venture of Amoy Canning Corporation (Singapore) Ltd. and the New Zealand Dairy Production and Marketing
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      COPRA IMPORTS
      35 11 Copra arrivals In Singapore last week totalled barely 800 tons and despite lack of f.o.b. buyers., loose copra was said to have retained its previous value, says Lewis and Peat's weekly produce report.
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      Electronics expert here for NCR projects
      171 11 Electronics expert here for NCR projects A NATIONAL Cash Register electronics adviser for South-East Asia has arrived in Singapore in connection with electronic data processing projects of NCR in Singapore and Malaya. He Is Mr. Andrew F. Llnton who will be working with the NCR Electronics Division. After a period
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      English Electric, Lyons merger
      79 11 The English Electric Co., Ltd.. and J. Lyons and Co., Ltd., have agreed to merge their computer business at home and abroad In v company which will have an issued share capital of £1.8 million to be held in equal parts, it is stated in London.
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      'TAILOR-MADE' BUILDINGS
      271 11 JAILOR-MADE" prefabricated steel buildings x are being increasingly used in Malayan building projects and an Australian company, N.V. Apple ton Pty Ltd., a division of Appleton Industries Ltd., of Brisbane, is out to secure a larger share of this market. At present on a month's visit here is
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      Africa tour to study tobacco business
      241 11 By LEE FOO SAN THWO Asian executive officers of Guthrie and Co.. (Malaya) Ltd., will be leaving for Southern Rhodesia and the United Kingdom on a two-month study tour. They are Mr. Choo Pak Leng. 46. of Ipoh, and Mr. Khoo Soo Pin, of
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      Swedish liner due soon
      64 11 Swedish American Line's cruise liner, Kungsholm. is to call at Singapore with S7S passengers early next month during her cruise to the South Sea Islands, the Par East and the Pacific. Launched in 1953, the Kurgsholm. of 21,140 gross register tons, has made many cruises around
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      Gold Star cargo vessel coming
      138 11 Gold Star cargo vessel coming GOLD Star Line's new cargo vessel, Sahar, is due in Singapore this week on her maiden voyage to load for South and West African ports. Built by Uraga Shipbuilding Yard at Tokyo and delivered on Jan. 25, the 7,479. d.w. tons Sahar has a speed
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      Net sales up
      41 11 Total net sales of Massey-Fergu-son (United Kingdom) Ltd- for last year were over £64 million. up £2 6 million over 1961 and £11.4 million more than in 1960, Mr. Gilbert A. Hunt, managing airecior. saw in Coventry. England.
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      DIRECTOR'S VISIT
      36 11 Mr. S. Kalselcl, senior managing director of Itoh Co. Ltd.. is expected In Singapore on Thursday on his way home to Japan after a short visit to Australia. He will meet Government trade officials.
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    Crazy little Red fanatic killed President of France
    1592 12 Crazy little Red fanatic killed President of France THE MURDER IN THE ROTHSCHILD MUSEUM IN PARIS THE DYING PRESIDENT DOUMER BEING CARRIED TO H IS CAR AFTER A RUSSIAN FANATIC HAD FIRED TWO REVOLVER SHOTS INTO HIM AT POINT-BLANK RANGE. AT 3 p.m. on May 6, 1932, President Paul Doumer,
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    Growing violence in South Africa
    520 12  - Growing violence in South Africa STANLEY UYS by CAPETOWN, Mon.— The reaction of South Africans to last week's killing- of five whites in the Transkei tribal reserve has been curiously muffled. It seems that South Africa is learning to live with its violence. First there was Sharpeville in 1960 —69
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    QUIET DAY'S TRADING ON MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    627 14 From Our Market Correspondent rwas a day of quiet trading on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday. While industrials held some of Saturday's improvement they were slightly off peak. The main factor in the absence of any further apparent degeneration in Indonesian-Malayan relations was
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    23 14 Malayan Stock Indices Fek. 16 Fete IS Industrials: 98.06 98.48 Tins: 103.13 103.39 rubbers: 103.17 104.93 Dee. 29. IMS m IM.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    575 14 /COMBINED business In the Singapore and Kiiala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIAL*: Dunlepi 52.31 SI.. (1.0O0) 52.55 D. (4.000) 52..13 D. (20.000) 52.55, (18.000) 52.54. (29,000) 52.53. (4.000) 52.52: last smelt 12 TO
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    Tin price falls 371 cents: Rubber is also easier
    333 14 Tin price falls 37 1 cents: Rubber is also easier A FALL of 37$ cents yesterday took the Straits tin price down from the heighest level for the year on which it had stood on Friday and Saturday to $427.50 per picul. The offering was estimated to be down 10
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    122 14 MELBOURNE. Mon. TNVESTMENT trading continued x selective and steady on company reports. Moves were In balance Leaden moved narrowly, but were mostly lower. Neon Sim gained lid. to 10s 6d after a buoyant interim report. Most aib lost ground. »Mm«tii km <■■■■■ was down Is. 6d. to 20s.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 14 February. 18. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 78 i (down livoeighths of a cent). TIN: $427.50 (down 37} cents). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tor.* (down 10 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    256 14 AIARCM first grade rubber buytra f.e.b. closed at 6 p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at ?8| conta per lb. down fiveeighths of a cent. Tbe toon «as ajutet. t.C. C.R.A. and F.PJ.R.a. alastng prlaas In eenti per lb. yaaterday: lot 1 R.S.S. prompt f.O.b. buytra 771.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    221 14 SNIPS lying alengslde the Stncapere Narbeur wharves er wpeetad tedsy art: Tapata N.W. 4, James Lykrs 35/36, Horgb Drake 13/14. Kenryu Maru 33/34. Motnbau Maru 40/41, Caltcx Rome SB/39. Houlman «A. Katong 24. Kin Yung 4/5, Benalder 31/32, Halldor 29/30, Presldint Tart 1/2. Dtomed 10/11 Neder Erms
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      Aussies rally to 285-6
      1196 16  -  JACK FINGLETON By O'NEILL HITS BRILLIANT 73 AND BURGE IS 98 NOT OUT SYDNEY, Mon.— Some 69 minutes of play were lost here today on the third day of the Fifth Test and with Australia still 36 runs behind England's 321 with four wickets in hand
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        FAP to seek official ruling
        131 16 FAP to seek official ruling PENANG, Mon— The FootAssociation of Penang will seek the advice of the Reglstrai of Societies regarding the validity of the annual general meetIng held on Saturday night. "I have not yet sought an appointment with the Registrar." Inche Yaacob Syed. the secretary, told the Straits
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        Woon's call to clubs
        113 16 eiNOAPOBE, Mon.— The Per- manent Secretary to the Ministry of Culture. Mr. Woon Wah Slang, who stepped into the SAPA dispute last month, has called on 73 football clubs who are affiliates to SAPA to a meeting at the People's Association at 5.30 p.m. tomorrow. The
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        PWFA meeting
        32 16 IPOH. Mon. The Perak Women's Football Association will hold Its annual general meeting at the Red Cross Society's office. General Post Office Building, here on Wednesday at 8.30 p m
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        FAM's 'BAD YEAR' LOSS ONLY $3,896
        546 16 By NORMAN SIEBEL Kuala Lumpur, Mon. A FTER all the doleful predictions that 1962 was going to be the Football Association of Malaya's bad year, the final accounting shows the loss was only $3,896.67— very nearly a tenth of the previous year's record deficit
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        SUMMARY
        45 16 GOLF LGU monthly medal (Spore): Silver winner Mrs. E. Mr Mullen (73) on count back from Mrs. B. Nicholl; Bronze winner Mrs. S Snowden (65). HOCKEY Sporr City District Meet: Beatty 2 Monk's Hill 0; Beatty 2nd XI 1 Monk's Hill 2nd XI 1
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      83 16 PRO TEC T A YOURSELF from that^SOßE THROAT, COLD and FLU Strepsils ANTISEPTIC JB^^S^U LOZENGES D Only Streptilt contain Dyb*nal a new antiteptic pi "j^r developed in the laboratories of Boots Pure Drug Company. mouth and throat infections. StrepSllS are designed to dissolve slowiy in the mouth and so exert
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      150 16 All*,, Oop B f V. T. liamlin f r oorraß* wn«r T ...an"t>w stuff /me a chief 1 I oh' yvcan uke w*u..y£s_hs I I xrs mht. but hi j «J«TVN' I* MY OWN 1 ABOUT O—KT I iXECUTV* 5 I IVS GOT TH SERVES IN AN SUKZV 8* NO
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      13 16 SOCCER TRIAL: Spore youth trial (Ja. Besar). FRIENDLY: SCC v Alexandra (Spore padang).
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      Penang race weights for Sunday
      325 17 Penang race weights for Sunday 11TEIGHTS for IT seven races on the first day (Feb. 24) of the Prnanf Turf dab Spring meeting:Cl A Diw I 71 Cl. 4. D.v I—7l Silver Joe 9.00 Sydbury 8.13 First Love 8.12 Sri Teruntom 8.12 Ampat Rajah 8.10 Showrirl 111 8.10 Riman. Malaysia
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      TEAK' BOOSTS EARNINGS TO OVER $70,000
      248 17 TEAK' BOOSTS EARNINGS TO OVER $70,000 SINGAPORE, Monday. TTOERE was no stopping Peak of Perfection. This x "wonder sprinter" yesterday carried 9.10 to a smashing win in the 7f Williamson Memorial Stakes >-at Bukit Timah, coming within one-flfth of a second of the Malayan turf record of lmin 23 1/5
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      Spore amateur race meet
      80 17 The Singapore Turf Club's amateur meeting will be held at Bukit Timah on March 9. Entries close on Feb. 28. There will be seven race* and the event* are: 8f handicap for Class 1: 7f handicap tor Cass 2 which v,UI be divided into two divisions
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      Favourite fails
      157 17 DUBLIN. Mon. FortrU and Olympia, Irish candidates for the Cheltenham Gold Cup, and Grand National entry Loving Record all faUed to reach the first three in an eight-horse steeplechase at Balddoyle here. The race, the two miles It furlongs Baldoyle Handicap Chase, was won by Mrs. Phllippa Lamb's
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      Reid takes 4 for 30
      52 17 WELLINGTON, Mon. New Zealand Test captain John Reid took four wickets for 30 runs for New Zealand in a trial match against Central Districts at New Plymouth today. Central districts hit 344 in their first innings and at the dose New Zealand had scored 11
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      33 17 MONCTON (New Brunswick), Mon. Bob Cleroux has been stripped of the Canadian heavyweight title by Canada's Boxing Federation who say he should have met George Chuvalo In a return light.— Reuter.
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        Lock icon Ann scores remarkable hat-trick of 'triples'
        501 17 DARIS, Mon. Mrs Ann Haydon-Jones, Britain's top lawn tennis player, yesterday, completed a remarkable hat-trick of triple victories in continental covered court championships. The 24-year-old left-hand-er won the women's singles, women's doubles and mixed events in the French championships whicn ended at Stade Courbertin
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      GOLFERS FLY IN
      336 17  -  LIM KEE CHAN By Singapore, Monday Wilkes hopes to be lucky again in Spore Open ORIAN Wilkes, of South Africa, arrived here today hoping the weather would not be too hot when he defends his citle in the Singapore Open golf championship which begins with the pro-am
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      10-stroke victory
      91 17 TUCSON (Arisona), Mon. Don January scored another birdie bllts yesterday to win the $76,000 Tucson Open golf tournament by 10 strokes. Shooting in the 60s for the fourth consecutive day, January carved out a final round of seven-under-par 65 for a 72-hole score of 266. That gave him
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      150 17 Cambridge pick light crew BOAT RACE /CAMBRIDGE, Mon. Cam\j bridge have Included two overseas oarsmen in their crew chosen for the annual Varsity Boat Race against Oxford from Putney to Mortlake on March 23. They are D.B.R. Jackson, of South Africa, and J. H. Maa&land, of New Zealand. The crew
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      World sweep by Khan
      75 17 fiAMBRIDGE (Massachusetts). \y Mon.— Hashim Khan took three quick victories yesterday from defending champion Al Chassard to become the new national professional squash rackets champion. Khan won 16-13. 15-10. 15-7. The 48-year-old Pakistani now has won every major squash rackets competition in the world. Khan won
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      Lock icon Zone match in Hong Kong
      74 17 HONQ KONO. Mon— Thailand Is willing to play the Thomas Cup zone match In Hong Kong Instead of Bangkok, said Yong Utiskul, an official of the Thai Badminton Association. But Thailand wanted the match to be played at the end of May or early June,
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      Lock icon SURTEES WINS BRISBANE GP IN TORRENTIAL RAIN
      157 17 SURTEES WINS BRISBANE GP IN TORRENTIAL RAIN BRISBANE, Mon. John Surtees, of Britain. driving a Lola-Climax, beat trorld champion Graham dill (Britain), driving a r>rruson, by M.ltec. in the 99-mile Brisbane Grand Prix here yesterday The race was held In torrential rain with huge pools of water adding to the
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      231 17 SINGAPORE TURF CLUB NOTICE Our auditors have reDorted as follows: We certify that the Big Sweep tickets withdrawn from sale in the sweeps held in coniunrtior with the r are meeting «ndine on 17th Pphruarv 1963 were -hecked by us and that corresponding marble numbers in the thousands Dosition as
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    'ALWAYS A USE FOR GIRLS IN KHAKI'
    223 18  - 'ALWAYS A USE FOR GIRLS IN KHAKI' JUDITH YONG By SINGAPORE, Mon. Brigadier Jean Rivett-Drake's face flushed as she snapped: "What has the nuclear age got to do with us?" She added: "We are every bit as good as men —In age?" Brigadier Rivett-Drake rose from an ambulance driver to
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    The Queen begins a tour of Australia
    128 18 The Queen begins a tour of Australia CANBERRA, Mon. A \j downpour of rain greeted the Queen and Prince Philip when they arrived here this afternoon to begin their five-week tour of Australia. But the Queen still managed a happy, relaxed smile as she stepped off the plane from New
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    110 18 Protest men are rounded up JAKARTA. Mon.— Troops in North Moluccas have rounded up on unknown number of demonstrators who staged a protest meeting last month against the rising food and clothfng prices. Reports published here today said the military command in the region had ordered the arrests because the
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    DEATHS
    85 18 A. J. LOUNDIS, Headnuatar. Bemcnylb Katfllab Sobool. eon of P. S. L«urdei, on Monday istta. Funeral Cherma 10 am. from Bt. Antaony'i Church. MADAM Mary Ow Mul Kwmi yaiaii away on is. 2.63. arrd Cortes* leavea 64 Cardiff Grove. Scrancoon Garden Estate B'pore at 4.45 p.m. for Church Of
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    IN MEMORIAM
    24 18 IN LOVING MIMORV OF Mm Lit.. Kah Sianc oho Itft ua thin day. y»mr mo: Inverted by Mr pareota brother* and Xntere.
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    UK to help
    47 18 LONDON. Mon.— Anthony Lin coin. British Minister in Rofia. has been Instructed to give all help needed to Commonwealth African students who want to leave Bulgaria, the Foreign Office said today. This follows last week's clashes between the Bulgarian police and African students.— U-P.I.
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    30 18 HONO KONG. Mon. The Government today warned the textile trade of possible quota control on the export of finished cot ton piecegoods o Britain this year Reuter.
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    Army denies Jet planes over Brunei
    98 18  - Army denies Jet planes over Brunei LARRY CARROLL From KUALA BELAIT. Mon. The Army headquarters in Brunei Town today denied that unidentified jet planes have flown over Brunei. Operations In Temburong area, where the rebel military commander, Jassln Affandy, is reported hiding, is continuing A 24-hour curfew has been imposed
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    Jakarta men to come after all
    269 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. 'THE latest issue of "Malaya Merdeka", official pub--1 licatlon of Umno. said today that Malaya was not afraid of Indonesia's threats of confrontation and armed conflicts. It added in an editorial: "We wish to tell the Indonesian leaders that Malaya does
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    'Borderline' accident: Motorist acquitted
    527 18 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. A SINGAPORE Naval Base employee, Edgar (ieorge Vincent, 50, was acquitted in the Sessions Court here today without his defence being called on a charge of dangerous driving. Vincent figured in the "borderline" case which occurred on the Johore Causeway near the Singapore-Johore
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    Soekarno reiterates support for Aza's men
    143 18 JAKARTA. Mon.—President Soekarno last night reiterated that Indonesia must give "full support" to the Brunei rebels. He was speaking at a reception he gave at his summer palace at Bogor to the delegates of the Afro Asian journalists' preliminary conference here. The official Indonesian
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    -THE U.S.-REGARDS S-E ASIA IMPORTANT AREA
    166 18 -THE U.S.REGARDS S-E ASIA IMPORTANT AREA SINGAPORE. Mon.— The United States Ambassador to Indonesia, Mr. Howard Jones (above), said here today his country regarded South-East Asia as an important developing area in the world. The United States, he added, would continue to maintain great interest In this region. Mr. Jones,
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    Cracker ban lifted fer Hari Raya
    115 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The ban on fire crackers will be lifted from <i p.m. on Sunday to midnight on Tuesday for Harl Raya celebration. But, said a police statement today, the ban on "meriam buloh (bamboo cannon) stays. It added: "The Police take a
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    LONDON STOCK MARKET
    347 18 LONDON. Mon.—lt was a disappointing day in the London stock markets, with initial buoyancy giving way to subdued conditions later. At first, equities went* ahead smartly. However, when the disappointing January trade figures became known at mid-day, the advance was halted and many ot the earlier gains
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    Kennedy's support in 'spirit of friendship'
    304 18 Kennedy 's support in 'spirit of friendship' ALOR STAR, Monday. TENGKU Abdul Rahman said today that President Kennedy's support for Malaysia was made "in a true spirit of friendship." "I naturally welcome his statement, which was obviously prompted by his desire for the continued stability and well being of this
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    Aid for Jews
    42 18 MIAMI BEACH. Mon.— lnitial gifts of over U5517,625,000 have been pledged for the 25th annual nationwide drive of the United Jewish Appeal to finance relief, welfare, migration, resettlement and medical aid programmes for 575.000 Jews in 28 countries. U.PJ.
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    22 18 RANGOON. Mon.—The Burmese Government will handle Burma's rice trade exclusively from next year, it was announced officially this evening. —UP.I.
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    Nara for Manila
    32 18 MANILA. Mon.— United Nations Under-Secretary C. V. Narasimh;in is expected to visit Manila this month for talks with Philippine officials on South-East Asian security. Foreign Office sources said today.
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    Minister retires
    21 18 OTTAWA. Mon. Justice Mi nister Donald Fleming today an nounced his retirement from Pc deral politics for "personal" reasons.—U.P.l.
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    Ship hijackers offer to surrender in Brazil
    161 18 NEW YORK, Mon.— ProCommunist hijackers aboard the Venezuelan freighter Anzoategui today offered to surrender to Brazilian authorities at their obscure anchorage in Brazil's north coastal waters. Brazilian destroyers were expected to leave their base at Belem and head for a rendezvous with the
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    A Malaysia referendum call by Rakyat
    194 18 A Malaysia referendum call by Rakyat KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Puny Rakyat today called for a referendum to find out whether Malayans agree with Tengku Abdul Rahman's "Malaysia concept" or not. The party's referendum stand was decided by iv central committee last night. A statement issued today said: "Party Rakyat
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    Lock icon Polaris fails
    37 18 CAPE CANAVERAL. Mon —A new model Polaris A3 missile bad to be destroyed when it veered ofT course in a test firing here today. Two recent successful tirings followed a string of six failures.— Reuter-
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      41 18 JIIGHEST and lowest temperatures (or Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 pjn. Mon day to 8 pjn. yesterday: Highest Uwest Kuala Lumpur 93 73 Koto Bharu 82 75 Penang 91 73 Ipoh 93 70 Malacca 91 73 Singapore 88 73
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