The Straits Times, 14 June 1963

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED S ALE EXCEEDS 100, 000 The Straits Times ft**** lit**** Estd. 1845. FRIDAY. JUNE 14, 1963. 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    Lock icon M-day 'STILL AUG. 31'
    644 1 The 'referendum' riddle... RAZAK: AT ANY TIME; PELAEZ: EVERYTHING IS IN THE COMMUNIQUE; SUBANDRIO: WE AGREED ON IT BASICALLY BANGKOK, Thursday TUN Abdul Razak said today that an independent authority "could ascertain the view of the people of the Borneo territories any time" now that agreement
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    Swift return to normal trade: Subandrio
    382 1  -  SOH TIANG KENG 'CONFEDERATION? WE MUST BE REALISTIC AND DEVELOP IT STAGE BY STAGE* By SINGAPORE, Thurs. Dr. Subandrio, Indonesian Foreign Minister, arrived in Singapore this morning and happily announced the "immediate resumptipp" of regular trade bf™^" Indonesia &om laya. Thw was the mvi
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    Sultan of Brunei for oil talks
    251 1 Sultan of Brunei for oil talks KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Sultan of Brunei and Tengku Abdul .Rahman are to step into the protracted talks on Brunei's entry,in to Malaysia. The talks, which centre on control of Brunei's oil revenue, ended this afternoon. They will be resumed only if thr Sultan
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    Lock icon Bolivia to quit OAS
    60 1 LA PAZ (Bolivia). Thurs. Bolivia has decided to withdraw her' representative from the Council of tbe Organisation of American States. It was announced here. 1 The organisation groups to- 1 gethei American Republics and isi concerned with the settlement of I disputes tn the Western hemls-
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    Lock icon 'Where the Boys Are' Dolores enters a convent
    224 1 'Where the Boys Are' Dolores enters a convent HOLLYWOOD, Thurs. Film .star Dolores Hart. 24. has entered a Roman Catholic convent in Connecticut to become a nun. She played a nun in "St. Francis of Assisl." She told a friend: "I'm not leaving anything behind. I am taking a full
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    Two agents expelled
    79 1 BIKNE (Switzerland), Thurs. Two Israeli agents, convicted of trying to cofrce a West German scientist's daughter into talking her father out of building rockets for Egypt, have been expelled from Switzerland, the Swiss Justice and Police Department announced today. V L The expulsion of Joseph BenOal. a
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    Typhoid death: 15 in hospital
    49 1 LAUSANNE. Thurs. Fifteen priofde art in Isolation hospital he.-e'irtth iiwpected typhoid after the death of a two-year-old boy from a nearby farm. The child. Yves Deledevant. was admitted to hospital as a positive typhoid case on Monday. The farm was closed pending medical e-hecks
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    Borneo to Venus,..
    89 1 Borneo to Venus,. KUCHING. Thurs. An orang utan from North Borneo may be on the American space flight to Venus in 1966. Thi was revealed today oy Mr Don Buchla. a physloH-glst of the U.S. National Aeronautics and Spa?e Administration, who is if Jessel- ton for a visit. Mr. Buchla
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    Two years in Moscow, he's no more Red
    83 1 FfotujACK FINGIMTON qANHBRA, Thurs— Australian Cosununist curie* are staggered ItJlie rwdgjiaiinn from party of VL Chiplin. Sydney journalist reJ^ly returned affe>««o years a.-. y*y*- correspond^t lor Sydney J* Bll <unUt newspßD*i,-Ti>e **f bune., Th» #»i#ral-.secretary of the party, «C. L. Sharkey, said
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    Lock icon More fiscal aid
    34 1 TOKYO. Thurs. Mr. Ma.sayoshi Ohlra, the Japanese Forelgr Minister, said toda> h» was hopiiu i to incren;* the fiscal funds of the Japanese Government for economic assistance to under-developei countries. Reuter
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    Lock icon Cabinet 7 revolt threat to Mac Uneasy calm after meeting of Ministers
    520 1 Cabinet 7 revolt threat to Mac Uneasy calm after meeting of Ministers I ONDON, Thurs.— Mr. Macmillan worked grimly here today to forestall a threatened Cabinet revolt over the Profumo scandal which could sweep him from his job as Prime Minister. The political atmosphere was charged with tension and drama
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    STOP PRESS OFFICIAL REPORT ON MANILA TALKS
    24 1 STOP PRESS OFFICIAL REPORT ON MANILA TALKS MWll A Ihurs —Off) i.il r'T"'t fit Malaya-In-d'in<-i.i Philippine* c<>nil;i is nln h,- released for lion tomorrow
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Japan urged to play new role in S.E. Asia
      330 2 Japan urged to play new role in S.E. Asia TOKYO, Thursday JAPAN should act clearly as a member of the free world in its political relationships with South-East Asian countries. This recommendation was made to the Japanese Government by its diplomats in the AsiaPaclnc region on the M'cond day of
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      Lock icon MANILA STRIKE ILLEGAL: DOCKERS BACK
      159 2 MANILA, Thurs. Some 3,000 dock workers began returning to work today after hearing that the Court of Industrial Relations had ruled their five weeks' old strike illegal. Mr. Roberto Oca. president of the striking unions, said his men had agreed to return to wo/k if
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      Lock icon Hemp penalties
      39 2 ACCRA. Thurs.— The Ghana Government will introduce a Bill to provide penalties of up to life imprisonment for cultivating InI dlan hemp and 20 years' jail for smoking it. the Health Minister 1 said here yesterday. Reuter.
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      32 2 BANGKOK, Thurs.—Representatives of 13 countries today signed the plan of operation for the Asian Institute of Economic Development and Planning, due to be set up In Bangkok next year. Reuter.
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      Lock icon PLOTTERS AGAINST YEMENI REGIME ARRESTED
      253 2 PLOTTERS AGAINST YEMENI REGIME ARRESTED ADEN, Thurs. Yemeni Radio broadcasting from Sanaa said last night a plot against the Republican Government had been discovered and all the plotters arrested. They would be tried by a state security tribunal in Sanaa. President Abdullah Al Sallal of Yemen is at present visiting
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      Lock icon Soekarno's cap
      29 2 JAKARTA. Thurs. President £?S lack ca P has ***n auctioned K s snn nno t raise fund/ for the Mount Atrune eruption victims on Bah Island.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon POLICE CALLED OUT IN SWAZI STRIKE
      156 2 MBABANE (Swaziland). Thursday. ARMED police and civilians carrying teargas A grenades and batons patrolled this uneasy capital of Swaziland yesterday as a general strike entered its third day. i The strike, «aUed by the African nationalist Ngwane National Llberatory Congress, is aimed at the
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      Lock icon Mopping up the Mullah's men
      49 2 r »QAD, Thurs. The Iraqi news ag^^y yesterday saj d govern- i ment troops mopping up Kurdish supportei. J^ -Red Mullah," Kurdish lns«*_p n i«,Hi>r Mullah Mustala Al Bar?*!;, The Kurds earlier this week Jected a government ultimatum to lay down their arms.— Reuter.
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      Old oil wells worked
      25 2 JAKARTA. Thurs. Disused oil wells reopened recently by a stateowned company In West Java have proved profitable, Antara said toi day.
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      Two hurt in crash
      28 2 BANGKOK. Thurs. A U.S. Army helicopter taking part in the Seato exercise in northern Thailand crashed yesterday. The I pilot and observer werp injured.
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      Lock icon High Priest refuses to meet Diem's top aide
      335 2 SAIGON, Thursday. A HIGHRANKING Buddhist delegation arriv- ed here yesterday from the ancient capital of Hue but declined to negotiate with the Government over the nations religious crisis before next week. A Buddhist spokesman, said last night that High Priest Thich Tinh
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      Lock icon Ayub calls for triple alliance
      89 2 Ayub calls for triple alliance •DESHAWAR. Thurs. Presl- dent Mohammed Ayub I Khan of Pakistan last night advocated a closer association between Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iran to form a "formidable force" in world affairs. He also said he would like to see Turkey join the 'com- bine." President Ayub. addressing
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon FIVE SHOT IN NIGHT OF RIOTS IN CAPITAL OF B. GUIANA
      358 3 GEORGETOWN. Thurs Police used tear gas nere yesterday to quell continued demonstrations after a night of riots in which four men and a 17-year-old high school girl had been shot and injured. Police said the girl, sent from her
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      'Hello, son...'
      151 3 'Hello, son A MISSIONARY RETURNS AFTER FIVE YEARS IN CHINESE JAIL SHE said. '-Hello, son. It's good to have you back." And (he 17-year separation of missionary Harold King and his mother. Mrs. Laura King. 80, was over. He was a missionary in China and served nearly live years of
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      Lock icon British admiral dies at 80
      63 3 LONDON. Thurs— Admiral of 1 the Fleet Viscount Cunningham of Hyndhope collapsed and died in a taxi ye.-ierday at Waterloo rail terminal. He was 80. Admiral Cunningham, son of a university professor, entered the Royal Navy as a ct.det in 1897 and rose to be
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      Lock icon Military chiefs want a U.S. super bomb
      303 3 WASHINGTON, Thursday. VjILITARY leaders here have misgivings about iTi President Kennedy's qualified new ban on testing nuclear weapons in the atmosphere. It is understood that the chiefs of the armed forces believe that national security requires continued testing 01 a variety of nuclear
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      Lock icon Two 'spies' convicted
      85 3 BASLE i Switzerland 1 Thurs. Two alleged Israeli agents were sentenced yesterday to two months' jail for trying to coerce a Ger man, rocket scientist by threatening he would bekll'ed if he continued to work for Egypt. The sentences— dating from their arrest on March 2 meant
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      Lock icon Winston flies to Nice
      42 3 LONDON. Thurs.— Sir Winston Churchill left London by air yesterday for Nice on his way for a holiday at Monte Carlo. A spokesman at his noire said Sir Winston was likely to stay abroad for some time. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Judgment reserved in Maugham adoption suit
      315 3 Judgment reserved in Maugham adoption suit DAUGHTER: WHAT I REALLY WANT IS RECONCILIATION T^ICE, Thurs. A civil court here yesterday reserved judgment in a dispute over the adoption by author Somerset Maugham of his 57-year.-old secretary, Alan Searle, as his son. Maugham's daughter, Lady John Hope, wife of a former
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      Working visit
      39 3 ROME. Thurs.— President Kennedy will arrive In Rome on June 30 for a two-day working visit which will Include an audience with the new Pope If one has been elected, an American source said last night.— UJP.l.
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      Lock icon Double epidemic
      29 3 HARLOW (England). Thurs. This- town, already hit by a typhoid fever outbreak, now is being swept by a mild form of dysentery, medical authorities said yesterday. U.P.I.
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      Sale record
      34 3 LONDON, Thurs.— A new world record for a sale of modem paintIngs was set up yesterday at Sotheby's, the London auctioneers, when a shipping magnate's collection realised a total of £1.043 590.
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      Lock icon Mindszenty denies
      31 3 ROME. Thuw. A newspaper reported here "that Card'nal Joszef Mindszenty of Hungary. In a telephone Interview, denie<l reports that he was ill and *aii he whs "very well. -Reu'er
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      Lock icon Apartheid row stops S. African at talks
      220 3 fENEVA. Thurs. African and several other delegations in a noisy and Impassioned debate yesterday succeeded in preventing a delegate from South Africa from addressing the International Labour conference here The plenary session of the conference was adjourned i when speaker after speaker, !on
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      Lock icon MOON SHOT CHIEF QUITS: RIFT WITH PENTAGON?
      174 3 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration an- I nounced yesterday the resignation of the head I of its moon project, Mr. j j Brainerd Holmes. He was returning to private i Industry after two years In government service, said a statement.
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    Any foreign doctor can open practice here: Byrne
    603 4 Any foreign doctor can open practice here: Byrne SINGAPORE. Thurs 'J'HK Government is prepared to grant an entry permit to any foreign doctor with rcgistrable qualifications to come and practise in Singapore. This was disclosed by the Minister for Health and Law, Mr. K.M. Byrne, in the Legislative Assembly today.
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    Casualty ward plan
    129 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Mr. K. M. Byrne told the Legislative Assembly today the Government was plannine to move the Emergency Casualty Ward out of the General Hospital, so that the outpatients centre in the hospital could become the main clinic for entire city area This, he explained, would
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    CORONER FOR S'PORE
    44 4 CORONER FOR S'PORE MR. LJEW Ngik Kee, who has been appointed a Coroner in Singapore. He was a police officer for nearly nine years before he resigned to complete his law studies at Lincoln's Inn. He was admitted to the Singapore bar last Friday.
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    LEE MEETS HARBOUR STAFF LEADERS
    202 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today met leaders of the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association to discuss arrangements for setting up a negotiating committee for wage talks with the board. Present at the meeting were the acting staff manager of the
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    POLICE WARNING
    87 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Police today asked the public not to be alarmed if detectives demanded to look at their identity cards or searched them at night because this was part of "Operation Senjata which is continuing. Surprise checks will take place in areas wherr mischief-makers. thugs and other bad
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    'RUBBER PRICE CAN FALL FURTHER'
    318 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday rE extensive and expensive programme of replanting in Malaya was described today as an "act of faith" in the future of the rubber industry. The statement from a speech prepared by Mr. G. S. Oakley, president of the Malayan Planting Industries Employers'
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    Memorial ceremony: Traffic plan
    121 4 Memorial ceremony: Traffic plan SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Police today announced traffic arrangements for the "turning the sod" ceremony on Saturday morning by the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, for the memorial to the civilian victims of the Japanese occupation in Singapore. The ceremony will be held at the vacant
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    A talk on T.B.
    42 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Dr. Wong Hln Sun. Assistant Director of Medical Services (T. B.) Singapore will give a' talk on tuberculosis control in Singapore on June 17 at the new lecture theatre 4. University of Singapore, at 8.15 p.m.
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    STREET LIGHTS FOR RURAL AREAS
    79 4 SINGAPORE. Tliur.s The Singapore Urban and Rural Services Consultative Committee h->s allocated an additional $600,000 for street lighting and water services in both urban and rural areas. This was announced by the committee's chairman. Mr. Ooh Chew Chua. The committee has also approved a scheme
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      371 4 IK ■iiiil in AHI I AK INtLw THE following Is todays sche- Kuala Lumpur (ML 137) 5.50 (ML 153) 2 p.m.; to Kuchlng. dule erf civil aircraft move- p.m.; from Penang. Ipoh, Kuala Labuan. Jesselton (ML 486) 7 45 ments at Paya Lebar airport. Lumpur (ML 14») 7.16 p.m.; ajn.:
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    Ooi urges 'sober reflection' on Socialist rift
    159 5 Ooi urges 'sober reflection' on Socialist rift PENANG. Thurs. The Mayor. Mr. Ooi Thiam Slew, last night called for "sober reflection" by all concerned in the recent Socialist Front rift. Addressing a party rally at the People's Court in Cintra Street. Mr. Ooi said: "All of us should not allow
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    PARTY DUES: MAYOR OFFERS ACCOUNTS
    155 5 PENANG, Thursday. rpHE MAYOR, Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, said today the Penanj? Labour Party, of which he is chairman, was willing to disclose its accounts to prove that Mr. D. S. Ramanathan, the former Socialist Mayor who resigned from the party last week, had paid
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    Four months trade up by $80 mil.
    59 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thur.\ Malaya's external trade in the first four months of i this year totalled $1,775.2 million $80.8 million more than in the same period last year. According to official ?ta- tistics issued today, exports totalled $892.8 million and imports $882.4 million.
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    Clerk: 'I saw blood on car taken for trial run'
    508 5 Clerk: 'I saw blood on car taken for trial run' PENANG, Thursday. J^ MOTOR company clerk testified at a preliminary inquiry today that a prospective customer took a car out for a trial run on the morning of April 2 and returned it in the night with blood on the
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    Trainee midwives can't get job pledge
    275 5 Trainee midwives can't get job pledge SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Minister for Health and Law. Mr. K.M. Byrne, told the Legislative Assembly today that the Government could not assure trainee midwives at the Kandang Kerbau hospital that there would be Jobs for them in government when they finished their training. Mr.
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    Schoolgirl (17): I was raped
    88 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A schoolgirl. 17, last night reported that she was raped in her house by a masked man armed with a dagger. A police spokesman said today that the girl was alone In the house off Pudu Road when the man entered at
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    Cook fined for contempt of court
    86 5 IPOH. Thurs. A cook. Ooi j Chye Huat, 35, produced on a warrant of arrest in the Magistrate's Court here today, was fined SlO or two days' Jail for contempt of court. Ooi wtio pleaded guilty to abusing a police constable failed to turn
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    Expert to train librarians
    191 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thuro. A British library expert, Mr. P. G. B. Hutching, 60. has arrived here to start a librarian trainin? scheme at the University of Malaya. Mr. Hutchlngs, who was Leeds City librarian, has 40 years' library experience. He also spent three years In a
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    SUPP loses 240
    37 5 KUCHINO. Thurs Moi* than 240 members of the Sarawak Umt«d People's Party have resigned from the party's branch in Upper R*.tang. ne*r Bibu. All puullshed their ru.mes In Slbu Chinese newspapers last week.— UPl.
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    Congo veteran appointed battalion's No. 2 man
    70 5 Congo veteran appointed battalion's No. 2 man MAJOR Manniood bin Sulaimaii (above) has been appointed se-cond-in-command of the 2nd Bn.. Royal Malay Regiment at Kota Bharu. He took over from Major Abdul Latiff bin Hussein who will be attached to the Ministry of Defence in Kuala Lumpur. Major Mahmood was
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    Lock icon Airstrip ready in Limbang
    52 5 KUCHINO. Thurs. The first airstrip in Limbang. Sarawak's fifth division, is now completed. An RAP Pioneer landed there yesterday. Built jointly by the Army and the Public Works Department, the airstrip is more than 1.700 ftlong by 150 ft. wide and Is suitable for small aircraft
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    RMAF ORDERS 4 MORE HERALDS
    138 5 RMAF ORDERS 4 MORE HERALDS KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Royal Malayan Air Force has ordered four more Dart Herald transport aircraft from Handley Page Ltd.. in addition to the four already on order. Delivery will begin later this year, an RMAF spokesman said today. The aircraft, powered by twin turbo-prop
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    Acting Engineer
    38 5 SUNGEI PATANI, Thurs.— Mr. Ng Chow Choon is acting as the Drainage and Irrigation Engineer of Kedah and Perils in place of Mr A. S. Sodhy. who has gone to Kuala Lumpur as Assistant Director. North.
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    Australian carnival
    15 5 KUANTAN. Thurs. An Australian amusement team will hold a carnival here next month.
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    Inquiry is told of $10,000 deal for settling rape case
    1614 6 Inquiry is told of $10,000 deal for settling rape case Girl's brother denies associates were secret society members A professional man will pay life's ransom to avoid scandal, even if innocen t doctor Marshall seeks court's leave for accused to go to UAR with his lawyer before trial SITIAWAN. Thure
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    ANOTHER $1,242 FOR THE PATRIOTIC FUND
    176 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Than. —The Straits Times group today received another $1,242.65 for the National Patriotic Fond, bringing:, its total up-to-date to $127,294.58. Today's contributions came from: Gora2 Sekolah Kebanpaan, Trlok Kemanc. Port Dickson. Sit; Mr. Hwang Sine I-ue Sltt; Mr. Khor Kuek Jin $ltt,
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    Alliance 18 up in Johore—and the Front gets one
    387 7  - Alliance 18 up in Johore and the Front gets one LIM BENG TEE by Johore Bahru, Thurs, QF 172 candidates nominated today for 86 seats in eight Town Councils in Johore, 19 were returned unopposed all but one from the Alliance. The Alliance offered s* candidate for every ward, but
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    List of candidates
    858 7 HERE is the line-up for the elections in all the eight towns: JOHORE B AIIKL Kampong Melayu Kludijal: binte Mohamed Sidik iPMIPi Rahmat bin Haji Idris (All.): Balu Lima— Lee Teck Chiang (All.). Hamzah bin Mohd. Yassin (S.K.) Yanaya Awal— Abdul Aziz bin Mohd. Ibrahim (All.), K.
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    Alliance wins 11 seats without a fight in Malacca
    158 7 Alliance wins 11 seats without a fight in Malacca MALACCA Thurs.—Eleven Alliance candidates were returned unopposed when nominations closed today for Malacca's three rural district councils. rollinc Day is July 11. The Alliance nominated candidates for all S3 Mats 19 each for Malacca Tenfah and Alor Gajah,, and 15 for
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    BUS COMPANY GETS A STRIKE NOTICE
    191 7 Hussein, a conductor, and P. Ramasamy, a driver, were sacked." I The company manager, I Mr. T. Ramanathan, said today: "I am unaware of anything that has happened as I have been away on leave. I came back from Europe only last night. I
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    Tikam' woman discharged
    42 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. An 81--year-old woman was charged in i munistrater. court today with protroting a game of "likam tlkam" for a group of children near the Bukit Pasoh Chi %se School yesterday. She pl(|ded guilty and was conditionally discharged.
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    Controversy on a wide range of subjects
    2580 8  -  CHIA POTEIK, PETER De CRUZ and R. CHANDRAN ASSEMBLY DISPOSES OF IS MORE ITEMS, 11 REMAIN By SINGAPORE, Thurs. —^The second day of the committee debate on the lOG.'i budget today ranged over several controversial subjects. These included hospital queues and the shortage
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    The worst and the funniest actor I've seen this year
    2146 9  - The worst and the funniest actor I've seen this year HERBERT KRETZMER CASSIUS CLAY from LONDON Thursday A DIMINUTIVE woman shopping in Soho :it lunch-time last week noticed a covey of photographers waiting in the doorway OI a restaurant in Brewer-street Tickled by curiosity she asked: "Who are you waiting
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    DEATHS
    70 10 :n Wtrtt SIO (Minimum) CABLE NEWS RECEIVED by Mr*. I. icy Prrelra, Bungel Masai Estate her lather Janla Sllva passed away at Trivandrurn on 11-8-63. MR. A.L. MOWE. J.P. aged 75, Of Malacca, passed away peacefully on i:<-6-63 leaving two daughters Mrs. vC. Krempl and Mrs. A. Hondticks »nd
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    326 10 tt Worit 5/ffl < Minimum) PLEASE NOT! that the fashion •how .it the Goodwood Park to-night will start promptly at 10 00 p.m. ARE YOUR HATS Looking Tired? r.ill at Antoinette. 324 Orchard Road. F porr. For renovatlona. Also see our l';irkable Millinery. SHE'S SLIM ah*'! beautiful Hvvita In
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    The Straits Times Friday, June 14, 1963. The Negro Struggle
    645 10 The Straits Times Friday, June 14, 1963. The Negro Struggle In 1954. an American Negress in Montgomery, Alabama, boarded a segregated bus, seated herself in th» section reserved for whites and refused to budge. She was forcibly removed, prosecuted and fined $14, whereupon the Montgomery Negro community launched a boycott
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    Where Are The Doctors?
    350 10 Fourteen months after it was announced that the Malayan Government would be recruiting doctors from the Philippines, no doctors have arrived. The delay is probably due ir part to an interlude (now hfappily past) of strained relations over Malaysia and Manila's claim to North BorI neo.
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    Time & Times
    208 10 Time Times Take no note of Time! How can we not, when we are by Times fell hand defaced? In the cascade of words both preceding and following the death of the Pope, Time magazine writes, "most of the world's newspapers somehow man aged to submerge what really mattered a
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    Lock icon The growing crisis over the US Negro
    853 10 GAVIN YOUNG REPORTS FROM NEW YORK ON A RACE AGAINST TIME N the South, they don't care how close we are if I I we don't get too big," says Negro comedian Dick JBLCregory "In the North, they don't care how big we
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    DRINK AND CRIME IN SOVIET RUSSIA
    287 10  - DRINK AND CRIME IN SOVIET RUSSIA l)V Mark Frankland MOSCOW. Thurs. The Western Press's regular reporting of Russian crime— this week it included the story of some young Uzbeks caught smoking hashish can give a distorted picture of the crime situation in the Soviet Union. This is largely the fault
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      Birth certificate hunt
      231 10 T REFER to a complaint appearing under the heading "The Silent Servants" in the Straits Times of May 22. The complaint has been duly Investigated and it has been found that the complainant has only herself to blame for having not given her correct address for receiving
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      Hide and seek
      219 10 II7E are a few of the many "f students who regularly make use of the books in the reference section of the National Library, and we would like to bring to the notice of the library authorities concerned the selfish and Inconsiderate behaviour of some of the
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      Pipes, but—
      30 10 \LTHOUOH the Perak Btate Government has spent a lot of money laying pipes in Kampong Plnang most of the houses are still without a pipe-water supply. RESIDENT Taipinr
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    Rulers: Faith in the Alliance
    228 11 Rulers Faith in the Alliance Conference is 'happy' that incidents with two Sultans are now closed KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. *JHE Conference of Rulers today expressed confidence in the Alliance Government and reaffirmed its faith in the ruling party. This decision was reached at the end of a «wo-day meeting and
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    Qualified support by Lee for Manila proposal
    299 11 SINGAPORE, Thursday ]yjR. LEE KUAN YEW said today that Singapore favoured a confederation of Indonesia, the Philippines and Malaysia if it meant economic, cultural and SDcial co-operation. But if it meant that Singapore was politically absorbed in an unknown entity "then we must
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    MALAYSIA: STEPHENS CALLS FOR PATIENCE
    111 11 j^UCHINO. Thurs. The people must not expect overnißht improvements with Malaysia, Mr. Donald Stephens. North Borneo Alliance leader, said yesterday. Mr. Stephens said he and his colleagues were aware of the need to help the people in the ulu. who had been forgotten in the
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    Car stolen
    24 11 SINGAPORE. Thure. A Hillman Minx, belonging to Ow Chong Hee of Cairnhill. was stolen outside the Ruby Theatre in Balestier Road yesterday.
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    Six firms without a cent to their names
    207 11  - Six firms without a cent to their names TAN TOCK SAIK By KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Six mushroom insurance companies have been found to have no funds. Claimants have not received one cent from them. The companies did not lodge the required $200,000 deposits with the Government. Their llqudators have been
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    Held: 3 gang fighters
    62 11 SINGAPORE. Tliurs.— A party of detpctives arrested three men In a raid on a house In Sago Street last night. Two knives and a screw-driver were recovered. The men are believed to be j fighters of the "Sui Fei Loong" I gang of the 18 trroup.
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    Dato: 'Tripping, not stripping'
    72 11 I KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. 1 Dato R. P. S. Rajasooria said to- day that "tripping" a witness, and not "stripping" him. was what he said in a corruption case In the Sessions Court yesterday. In our report, we quoted Dato i Rajasooria as saying: "Stripping of
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    GOOD RESPONSE FOR BIG TREE PLANTING DRIVE
    101 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The tree-planting campaign launched by the Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, is meeting with good response from the public. The Curator of the Botanic Gardens, Mr. A. G. Alphonso, said today his staff had been receiving telephone inquiries about suitable
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    Arbitration chiefs' allowances queried
    107 11 Arbitration chiefs' allowances queried SINGAPORE, Than. The provision for entertainment allowances in the Budget estimates for both the president and deputy president of the Industrial Arbitration Court was questioned in the Legislative Assembly today. Mr. A. P. Rajah (SPA-Far-rer Park) maintained that they should not be entitled to the $1,800
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    BYRNE AGREES TO CONSIDER CALL FOR NURSES INQUIRY
    877 11 Attempts to contact Kandasamy all in vain SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Minister for Health and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, told the Legislative Assembly today that the Government was prepared to consider appointing a commission to inquire into the conditions of service of
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    Radio stolen
    31 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Thieves broke into the house of T. C. Manjuran In Prince Philip Avenue yesterday and stole a radio worth 8660 and two pairs of earrings worth $66.
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    TO CATCH A RED? THEN KEEP THE $10: TUN LIM
    175 11 TO CATCH A RED? THEN KEEP THE $10: TUN LIM SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Singapore Peoples 1 Alliance leader, Tun Lim Yew Hock, a severe critic of political secretaries, today backed the Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, who stated the case for having a political secretary. The
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    The flying doctor
    97 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Air Commodore c.C. Barker, 54. who has been principal medical officer at R.AF. Bomber Command for the past nine months, has been appointed to a similar post at H.Q.. Far East Air Force In Singapore. He will take up his new appointment on June 19.
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    Share issues by building society, Hume Industries
    302 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Malaya Borneo Building Society and Hume Industries (M) Ltd.. are to issue shares to the puolic. THE MALAY* IiOKNKO Bl ILDIM. SOCIETY will offer 5.000.000 ordinary Mock uniu> ol $1 each ai $1.07 early in August. HUME INDUSTRIES will
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    Meeting of associations A JOINT TOURISM EFFORT
    122 12 Meeting of associations A JOINT TOURISM EFFORT CINGAPORE. Thurs A meeting of tourist associations of Singapore, the Federation. Hong Kong, the Philippines. Thailand and North Borneo is being planned to discuss ways of pooling their re- j sources for a joint publicity effort Mr. Roy Knowles chairman of the newly-
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    Back from leave
    38 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Professor William T. Phillips, head of the Economic Planning Unit in the Prime Minister's Department, returned to Kuala Lumpur lnst night after spending j two motitl*' leave In the United I States.
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    'Miss Telecoms'
    31 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. An all Johore "Mlrs Telecoms" will be choaen at the Johore Bahru Telecoms Athletic and Welfare Association's dance at the Diamond Jubilee Hall on June 22
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    Lumut sea carnival put off—
    82 12 LUMUT. Thur.s. The Lumut sea carnival, which was to have been held here on July 6 and 7, has been postponed to October. Che Nurzan blnte Mohamed Wahle, public relations officer for the carnival said: "Due to circumstances beyond Its control, the executive committee of
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    Lock icon ADAM THRILLS THEM' WITH A GENTLE KISS
    155 12 "^'I.AK pandemonium reignrd at the Happy World Stadium in Singapore on Wednesday night when shrieking teenaged girls left their seats and surged towards their idol. British pop singer Adam Faith, on the stage. Adam, wearing a shining Italian- .t.vlc suit and high-heeled Wvatt
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    U.S. racial trouble will be over, says envoy
    229 12 U.S. racial trouble will be over, says envoy KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. An American Negro diplomat today expressed optimism over his country* racial problems. Mr. Ronald Palmer, economic officer of the United States Embassy here, said he was convinced that the American racial problem would be overcome "because the men of
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    Dato Moore due back
    31 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Tnm Chief of the Armed Forces Staff and Director of Border Security. (Jen. Da to Sir Rodney Moore, win return from leave on Saturday.
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      Coffee freight rates to J.S. down
      375 13  - Coffee freight rates to J.S. down CHAN BONG SOO 'BREATHER 9 FOR LOCAL EXPORTERS By Straits New York, Straits Pacific and Straits Canada Conferences have reduced their freight rates on coffee exported to all American ports by US$lO per ton to US$34, following representations made by the Singapore Coffee Association.
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      Savings plan to assist house ownership
      263 13 Savings plan to assist house ownership A SCHEME aimed at assisting prospective Malayan house owners to overcome the problem of raising a lump sum of money for the Initial payment for a house has been launched in Singapore. The Home Deposit Plan, the first of Its kind in Malaya, is
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      Supply base for Asia
      61 13 An American cosmetic company. Avon Products, plans to establish a factory In New South Wales which will be a base for supplying markets In New Zealand. Singapore. Hong Kong, Thailand, the Philippines and Japan. Keith Hooper reports from Sydney. Avon will open a general office and
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      More branch offices established
      98 13 More branch offices established MALAYAN Banking Ltd., has opened a branch on the main road in Batu (iajah, the first bank in the busy town (pop. 75.000), which is the centre of large estates and many big tin mines. The brnk began business earlier this month, but was officially declared
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      555,000 visit Lyons fair
      61 13 The 45th International Fair at Lyons. Prance which ended on April 8, was a great success, according to a report Issued In Singapore through Mr. Olivier Plot, the local French Commercial Counsellor. In the nine days' display, more than 555,000 people from 70 different countries saw
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      Chusan due soon on new trip
      125 13 Chusan due soon on new trip rE 24.000 tons P. and O. liner, Chusan, will arrive In Penang from London on June 26 and in Singapore the following day, on her "maiden" voyage to Australia after complete refit. She Is expected .n Bydney on July 10. Built In 1949. Chusan
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      Marklin artist wins award
      67 13 Mr. Loh Shen Yuen, the aenlor artist of the Kuala Lumpur branch of MarfrHn Advertising Ltd., won the first prize of a diver trophy In a competition advertiaed by the Malacca Municipal Council In March last year for a design of the Municipal Crart. Mr. Loh
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      FORMOSA, MALAYA TRADE RISE SEEN
      229 13 A N increase in two way trade between Formosa and Malaya is inevitable, said Mr. Chu Chiu Ying, leader of the 16-member Formosan trade mission to Malaya. I Mr. Chu, who stopped over In Singapore on his way home, said Malaya Is developing at a
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      TOYOTA AIMS AT BIGGER SALES
      57 13 The Toyota Motor Co. of Japan has act the IM3 export target at 30,000 unit*, or Just about three times that for the preceding year, the company announced. This represents 10 per cent of the company's production. Of the amount. 12.000 will be passenger cars.
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      Titus electronic clock
      62 13 Mr P. Yogel Jr. of Solvli et Titus, will arrive in Singapore next week to introduce the new Titus Bol.xonlc clock to the Far East market. The clock is said to have no moving parts, it being controlled by electronics. Mr. Yogel Jr. will discuss the new
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      7-WEEK COLOUR PROCESS COURSE
      261 13 STUDY TOUR MR. WONG Fang Onn, head of Kodak-Malaya's graphic reproduction technical sales department, leaves Singapore for New York tomorrow to attend a sevenweek course in the latest co-lour-masking techniques, said to be the newest photomechanical reproductions, at Eastman Kodak Co. in Rochester. Mr. Wong will
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      Flour imports
      29 13 Imports of wheat flour Into Singapore In December totalled 8,800 tons against 5,500 tons in November, while exports amounted to 3.800 tons, unchanged on the previous month.
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      878 14 EDUCATION 10 Ward* U (Ml*.}— box St et*. amtra COVT. ENTRANCE EXAMINATION. Intensive Coaching Engllsb/slsUMmatics For Primary 81x Students. Academy Of Accountancy And Secretaryship. George Lee Building, Ctsmenceau Avenue, Singapore. ***** Registration: 9.00 ajn. 1.30 p.ra SPECIAL A.S.A. CLASSES. Coder Mr. If. N. Campos A.A 8.A.. A..C.LB Stage One Subjects;
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      997 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE tt Ward* tt (Him.}— Box St eU. axtra 1»40 FORD ZKPHVR. Good condition. $3,300-00. Phone "8213 (Spore) M.O. MAONITTE UK 111 Registered August IMO Immaculate condition and mechanically perfect only 22,000 miles suit discerning car fancier. Any trial $4,500.00 0.n.0. Ring Spore ***** after Hours *****. 195S
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      826 14 FOR SALE 2t_WonU tS (Mt*.y—Box St ef. txtrm POR FIRST CLASS TAILORING at competitive p'lces. Whiter tt Tropical suiu, dinner sulu, shirts, military uniforms, riding breeches, ladles costumes A dresses knitting wools. Jawa Bataks, please visit always Natb Tailors 4/10 Tanglln Rd., Singapore large selections first class workmanship guaranteed. Urgent
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      651 14 PUBLIC APTOINTMENTS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD The vacancies for the posts of Overseers ?nd Clerk-of- Works in the Jurong Industrial Development Board, advertised on 10/1/63 have been filled. All applicants thanked. THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD VACANCY Applications are invited from locally domiciled persons (Federal or Singapore Citizens) holding 'iie necessary qualifications
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      730 14 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT The Rubber Industry Smallholders Planting Material Schema invites applications from Federal Citizens between the ages of U and 40 for the position of Chief Clerk. Applicants should possess a Senior or Junior Cambridge Certificate of education and have nad at least 10 years experience in a senior position
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    236 16 CMIpS lying alengside the Singapore Narbeur wharves er expected taday are: Mlnrtoro 44. Chltral 42/43. Rajah Brooke 21/22. Klying Cloud 6A. Stats of Travancore-Cochin 33/34. Eastern Rover 27/28, Eastern Muse 29/30, Tronoh N.W. 2. Lemnaky Pioneer 6/7. eastern Ranger 31/32, Straat Banks 1/3, Munumi Maru No. 2
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    RUBBER PRICES
    248 16 lUNB ttrst iradt riatoer buyers fab. elesed at S p.m. In Stngapers and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 73i eenta per Ib. up onr -eight b of a cant. The tone was very gum R.A.S. and r. M.R.I, elating prlaae In cents per Ib. yesterday i INT. 1 R.S.S.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    168 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONt) June 13. Three months. Dunlopa 19 cts. E. Bmelters 20 cts. R*ao 21 cts. y h N. IS eta. Gammon 14 ct» Hume prefs. 16 eta, Hume ords. 16 cts. a. Darby 4d. J. Waush 17 eta. c. Storage 4 *d. M. Banking 40 cts. 8.
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    TWO NEW MALAYAN OFFERS TO PUBLIC IN AUGUST
    713 16 From Our Market Correspondent EVEN the most avid seeker after new offers of shares for sale to the public could hardly have foreseen that two Malayan companies would make similar announcements on the same day offering between them another six and a
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 16 Malayan 'took Indices June 12 June 13 Industrials: 114.44 114.98 Tin*: 120.67 122.06 S rubbers: 114.16 114.36 Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    851 16 COMBINED business in CM Singapore and Kuala Lumpur Trading Rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with Mie number of the shares traded B brackets INDUSTRIALS: Ounlepe (4,000) S2.M, «2.0O0) 12.97. (1.000) S2.WI: last, Smsltars 53.4T 8U 03.48 8U S3. SO SL, (1,000) $3.01 I). (3.000) $3.50,
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 16 June 13. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 73; cents (up one-eighth of a cent). TIN: 5470.12J (up 53.87 A). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (up five tons).
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    75 16 (HINHI Product Kiohani* Sin,.. v-> port neon prices per pteul yssterday: Cotonut oil: bulk $43* sellers, drum 0481 sellers. Cepra: June/July IK/ Continent 127 a buyers. Pepper: Muntok white (145 sejler*. Sarawak white ***** sellers, special Sarawak black $S7t sellers, garbed l-mnioni: Mack SIUO sellers. A9TA SI 10
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    Tin price advances again: Little selling in rubber
    354 16 THE Straits tin price again advanced yesterday rather more sharply by $3.87 k to $470,124 per plcul on an offering up 5 tons to 250 tons. In London on Wednesday although a steadier tin market would have occasioned little surprise, the extent
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      787 17 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS MELBOURNE. Thurs. (JOI.OMAL SUGAR responded sharply to its report of 45 per rrnt increase In profits and the dividend lift from 9i to ten per rent gained 3s. to 675. 3d. to provide the day's highlight otherwise the market held steady with moves .small. Mining* were steady. AOG
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      524 17 HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD Separate tenders are Invited for any one or ,»n of ihe following: Tender Closing Deposit Date (1) ERECTION AND COMPLETION of 5 Blocks or 10 Storey Plats (57b Units) with 2 Shops, a Clinic and a Creche. One Dustbin Compound and Store and Two Electrical Substations
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      1453 17 NOTICES I MALAYAN TIN DREDGING LTD (Incorporated in England) The Board has declared an Interim tividend of 7Jd per share less Income Tax payable in Lon- don on 9th August 1963. to all shareholders on the .register on 4th July 1963 (including transferees of transfers lodged up to 3 p.m.
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      456 17 NOTICES NOTICE LIM GEOK LENG Is no longer employed by this company as a bill collector and has no authority to collect monies or act on our behalf. MALAYAN DEVELOPMENT MACHINERY LTD. Jalan Kemajuan. 12/18, Petaling Jaya, Kuala Lumpur. INTERRUPTION OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY Electricity Consumers in the :oi- 1 lowing
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    12 stayers for Perak Derby
    490 18  -  Epsom Jeep RACING by IPOH, Thursday. FOURTEEN of the country's top stayers have been 1 entered for the Perak Derby to be run over 12 furlongs here on June 30. The race will be worth $30,000 in addition to a gold trophy to the winner.
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    8 RACES AT IPOH EACH DAY
    704 18 rpHE Perak Turf Club Derby Meetinß will be spread over three days June 23. 26 and 30— with eight races each day. Entries. totalling 167. are: CLASS 1 1m run 2nd run at if ><f 10f 1M Automatior. xx x Big Noise xx x
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    RACING SCHEDULE
    82 18 FIRST DAY: Cl 1. Dlv I—9l. (Tengku Gold Irophy); a. 4. Dlvs. 1 and 2— 6 f and B*f. Divs. 3. 4 and s— Bf. SECOND DAY: Cl 1. Dlv. 1— 5f str: Dlv. 2— sf str and 9f: Div 3— sf. str: Cl 4. Dlvs. 2. 3.
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    Lock icon Mile in 3:50 American can do it
    113 18 A UCKLAND. Thurs.— The J\ world mi'.e record will be cut to 3mln. 50sec within two years and an American athlete Is the most likely to do It. says New Zealand coach Arthur Lydiard. Mr. Lydiard. who coaches the world's present fastest miler,
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    BITUMEN TRACKS BEST, says Traill
    501 18  -  K. FERNANDEZ Top British athletics coach is in Malaya now I By Kuala Lumpur. Thurs. A TOP British A.A.A. A track and field coach today advocated the use of bitumen tracks for athletics in Malaya. The coach. Tony Tralll said that bitumen tracks were far
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      Commanding lead for Redman in TT series
      217 18 I)OUGI.AS (Isle of Man. Tliurs. l —World champion Jim Redman, the Rhodesian motor-cyclist yrsierduy won the iunlbr 350 cc i Touiim Trophy race here, covering the six laps totalling 226.4 BUM in 2hr. 23ruin. B.2sec. Redmans Japanese Honda machine averaged 94 .91 in
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      51 18 HARMONY. (New Jrrsoy). Thurs. A one-armed golfer had a hole-in-one here. Thomas Rosselli. 42. who lost his right arm in an accident five years a«c holed the 185-yard, par three. 11th hole at Harker s Hollow Golf Club. "I was so surprised I sat right down," Rosselli said.—
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      Melting-pot stage in Cup
      720 19 THESE TIES SPELL TENSION AS COMPETITION HOTS UP IN THE SOUTH Services on brink of shadows INJFHEJfORTH A must-win match for Perak By NORMAN SIEBEL Kuala Lumpur, Thurs. JpOR SINGAPORE, seemingly the bold unbeatables of Malayan soccer, the fall from grace came last Sunday when they
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      TABLES
      132 19 Latest Malaya Cup soccer ■tandinss are: NORTH ZONE P W D L F APta S«Un«w 3 3 1* 2 6 Krdah 5 2 1 2 12 6 5 Ktlsnten S 2 1 t It IS 5 Pen* 3 2 1 11 5 4 IVn*nr 2 2 0 IS 2
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        369 19 LONDON, Thursday. TJHE success of England's new one-day knockout x cricket cup was confirmed yesterday when above-average crowds saw plenty of interesting pJay and fast scoring in the four quarter-final matches. The match of the day featured Yorkshire, the county champions and current leaders, and Susex, who
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        S'pore v Pahang match off
        77 19 SINQAPORE, Thurs.— The Malayan Cricket Association Interstate leagU3 match between Singapore and Pahang. scheduled to be played at Balestler Road thus weekend, has been postponed to July 13 and 14. The match between Singapore and Malacca will be played on the padang on July 6
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      91 19 ■OCCn Spore Dlv. 3C: letar VI 2 Seleur PC 1: Dhr. JD: RAP Tengah 'A 1 4 Airport 1: X* I Kapor 6 RTC 0; Windsor Rovers wo. Amlcablee 'A. Ipoh Dlt. 1: Klnta Indians 3 PCRC 0: Wt.l: I sth Bn RMR 5 Police PP 0; Wt
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      38 19 EMILE GRIFFITH drives a right between the gloves of LUIS RODRIGUEZ in the fifth round of their world welterweight title bout at Madison Square Garden on June 8. Griffith retrained the crown on a split decision. UPI picture.
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      HK Chinese 4-1
      26 19 KLUANO, Thurs. The visiting Hong Kong Chinese soccer team beat Johore 4-1 In a friendly match played on a rain-sodden ground here today.
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      I WELCOME INQUIRY ON ME: ROHANI
      144 19 I WELCOME INQUIRY ON ME: ROHANI SINGAPORE, Thurs. Rohanl Sukarl, the Singapore cyclist who was accused of Insubordination and misconduct at the recent Asian Cycling Championships at Kuala Lumpur by team manager Ng Chwee Lye. today said he welcomes a commission of Inquiry and will face it with a "clear
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      Taiping beat Yuen Long
      103 19 rpAIPING, Thurs. Talplng X Selection beat Yuen Long of j Hong Kong 5-2 In a friendly soccer match at Sultan Yussul Stadium here today. Combining well the home team opened accounts In the 20th minute through Kabrl Yusof. Ten minutes later Ismail Baba made it 2-0
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      TODAY'S SPORTS FIXTURES
      114 19 SOCCER Malaya Cup: Kedah v B'gor (Alor Star stadium). Spore Dl». 1: Pathul Karib v RAP Changl (Jn. Besar. 5.15). Ipoh Dlv. 2: PWD v Shaw Bros (Jn. Abdul JaMh; Div. 3: Borne" v Police (Coronation grd>: HQ 2 FIB v Railways (Lower Coronation grd.). I'arit BunUrLffe:
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        SPLIT FEARED IN SAAA RANKS
        219 19 SPLIT FEARED IN SAAA RANKS SINGAPORE, Thurs. Singapore AAA Is faced with the problem of a likely split in the ranks of its athletes. Differences in opinion over the selection of the two Singapore teams for last Sunday's triangular match against Johore and the nonrecelpt of invitations to compete in
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        High School in final
        30 19 MALACCA. Thurs. High School outplayed National Union of Teachers 6-1 to enter the final of the Malacca Hockey Association open knockout tournament at the padang today.
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      132 19 Another stride forward in Industrial Progress... Bird's-eye View of Jurong Shipyard rT^ustrWJ Newly established joint-venture of Estate HSINOAPORit p f J Singapore Government (economic Development Board; and j^j^j^j p A 6^ Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan shipyard^ Pioneer Status granted on Bth June 1963 Facility Capacity Length i
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    Lock icon Pro-red Jakarta newspaper closed
    114 20 Pro-red Jakarta newspaper closed lAKARTA, Thurs. J The pro-Communist Jakarta newspaper Bintang Timur (Star of the East) was closed on Government orders today under the new presidential decree tightening press control. An official announcement said the suspension was In lino with President Soekarno's decree of May 16 that the Indonesian
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    98 20 A tiger's revenge JAKARTA. Thurs. A vengeful tiger early this week attacked and killed a young West Javanese bridegroom who had hit him on tMe head with a coconut. Twenty three year old Kasum survived five attacks before the beast finally ambushed him and struck him down, according to Hie
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    Lock icon A new French 'Immortal'
    46 20 PARIS. Thurs. M. Louis Aniwnu. a 58-year-old engineer, was today elected an "Immortal" of the French Acaaemy. M. Armand was responsible for reorganisation and .streamlining the French railway system after World War 11. and was president of Euratcm for one year. Reuter.
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    CONFRONTATION TO CONTINUE: NASUTION
    197 20 JAKARTA, Thurs. The Defence Minister, Gen. Abdul Haris Nasution, has reiterated Indonesia's opposition to Malaysia as "neocolonialism," according to a report published fn the Daily Merdeka today. Gen. N.isution was lecturing participants of an "indoctrination week," sponsored by the Ministry of Higher Learning. "Therp havp been
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    SREENIVASAN LEA VES FOR LONDON CONFERENCE
    201 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Vice-chancellor of the University of Singapore, Dr. B.R. Sreenivasan, left py air for London tonight to attend the Commonwealth Universities Congress from July 9 to 23. Apart from attending the congress. Dr. Sreenivasan will vLsit the Universities of Birmingham. Cambridge. St
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    Lock icon Sarawak politicians hail referendum
    254 20 KUCHING, Thursday. THE three major political parties in Sarawak today welcomed reports of a referendum to be held here to determine the will of the people on the Malaysia plan. The party leaders were commenting on the successful conclusion in Manila of the pre-summit conference of
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    Lock icon AIDIT HITS AT MANILA AGREEMENT
    117 20 JAKARTA. Thurs. The leader of the Indonesian Communists complained yesterday that the foreign ministers' joint communique in Manila lacked the spirit of anti-imperialism and the Bandoeng principles. D. N. Aidit, chairman of the Indonesian Communist Party (PKI). told the Antara news agency he i mild
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    26 20 LONDON, Thurs— Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh attended a reception given by Reuters tonight u> meet leading figures in journalism. Reuter.
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    Premier to tour Ulu Pandan
    78 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Prime I Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, will I tour the Ulu Pandan Constituency on Sunday from 9 am to 6 25 p.m. During his tour. Mr Lee will speak in the morning to the people at Bukit Tlmah Road. 4'i milestone
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    274 20 Rightwing town under attack VIENTIANE, Thurs.— Communist Pathet Lao forces launched an infantry attack on the South-east Laos town of Attopeu early today after softening up its perimeter defences with a predawn artillery bombardment, according to emergency reports from the town. Latest reports indicated that fighting
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    Board to start two classes in dressmaking
    129 20 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Adult Education Board will conduct two new classes in stage one dressmaking starting, from June 26. The first class will be conducted every Tuesday from 4 pjn. 6 p.m. and every Friday 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. The second will
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    Amend law, not remove the judge: Byrne
    236 20 Amend law, not remove the judge: Byrne SINGAPORE, Thurs. »3 The Minister for Health and Law. Mr. K. M. Byrne, today told the Legislative Assembly about the memorandum which was submitted by the Singapore Bank Employees Union to the Yang di-Pertuan Negara a few months ago. Mr. S.T. Panl fßarisan—
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    Ex-detective denies charge
    208 20 Ex-detective denies charge SINGAPORE, Thurs. An ex-detectlve. Patrick Leong Hah Kwang. 24, denied In the High Court today that he nad robbed Ng Kok Heng, a clerk of the Asia Tobacco Co., of $9,000 in cash and cheques worth $37,792 belonging to the company. Leong was making his defence on
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    390 20 LONDON, Thurs. The political situation continued to depress London stock markets today. Business was small but with few buyers around, prices lost further ground to close with widespread losses. Ollts fell away to finish with falls extending to a Tin shares hardened but other mining sections j were
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    Lock icon CASE OF BABY FED THROUGH LETTER BOX
    75 20 LONDON. Thurs.— Lawrence Arnold, three, was often given food through a letter opening when he was left alone for as long as six days. A Leeds (Yorks> court heard testimony that his mother. Mrs. Arnold, often left the infant alone in a one-room
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    84 20 LONDON. Thurs. President Radhakrishnan of India (above) has been appointed an honorary member of the O.der of Merit. Buckingham Palace announced today. There are only two other honorary members of order, former United States President Eisenhower, appointed in 1945. and Dr. Albert Schweitzer. the
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    82 20 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Academy of Medicine will present three public lectures at the National Library lecture theatre next week. All the lectures will begin at 5.30 p.m. The first lecture, on June 17, will be given by Prof. G. A. Ransome on "Medicine and Magic." The
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    'North to Alaska'
    39 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Boy scouts of the 2nd Raffies Oroup will .screen "North to Alaska" at the Roxy here at 11 a.m. on Saturday in aid of Group funds. Tickets are priced at SI to all seats.
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    CHIEF JUSTICE: BAR STATEMENT
    218 20 SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE Singapore Bar Committee confirmed today that the Prime Minister sought the views of the majority of members then serving on the committee before Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin was appointed Chief Justice, I Mr. S.T. Bani (Bar is an Sosialis) claimed In thf
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    160 20 LC>V>ON, Thurs.— Mr Colin Jordan. leader of Britain's controversial National Socialist movement, has sent a letter to Mr. Macmillan offering information on "a still opera' ive homosexual network of corruption which manifestly (roparflis -s cur national se« uritv' Mr. Jordan, who h.i s .iu»t
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      27 20 It War* Sit < Wmimum, MICHELLE KEMPSTON LOCKVER Arrived safely to Lilian and .'.fin., on 13th June at Uleneajile* Hoapltul a ylptrr .or Wendy Both wall father -eoov»rina\
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      76 20 A PROUD TRADITION"..Every year the trade winds carry to 4^mmm^^ Singapore the picturesque Bugl* prahut in (heir hundred*— their hold* filled with spice and merchandise from the far off Celebes And the men who sail these creft I HP maintain a trade link thai hat been unbroken through the centuries
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      43 20 OIGHEST and lowest tempera tures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Wednesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Hifhrst Lowest Kuala Lumpur 93 "3 Kota Bharu ?M 75 Penan* 88 75 Ipoh 91 73 i Malacca 88 72 Singapore 90 75
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