The Straits Times, 24 September 1963

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 THE STRAITS TIMES AM"*** flew**** 1 Estd. 1545. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    Lock icon EMBASSY DRAMA
    726 1 Gilchrist stays put 15 WESTERN DIPLOMATS VERSUS JAKARTA POLICE IN 'CONFRONTATION' OVER INDONESIAN ATTEMPTS TO fl/JE^K STRONGROOM IN BURNT OUT BUILDING Victory for the defiant envoys Calls go out, then the diplomats gather to face armed guards JAKARTA, Monday BRITISH Ambassador, M r. Andrew Gilchrist, supported by ambassadors
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    Philippinepress takes new line on Malaysia
    155 1 I^UALA LUMPUR, Mon. IV The Manila press has changed its antiMalaysia stand and is now voicing disapproval over the Government's failure to recognise the new nation. Inche Hashim Sam, former head of the Chancery of the Malaysian Embassy in the Philippines, said this today
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    WOMAN STABBED IN $8,500 HOLD-UP
    387 1 By HO SAj KONG and SYLVIA CHUA: PENANG, Mon A WOMAN cashier was stabbed and robbed here today on her way to the bank. She is Madam Pek Kie Eng of Cold Storage Creameries. She carried a briefcase containing $2,891, the weekend takings, and cheques
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    Selangor declared rabies infected —area—
    198 1 ITIJALA LUMPUR, Mon. Selangor has now joined Perak as an infected area following a confirmed canine rabies case at Batu Garrison here yesterday The Director of Veterinary Services, Inche Johari bin Haji Mohamed Daud, today announced that all movement of dogs into and out of
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    Lock icon Whole division to be airlifted
    62 1 WASHINGTON, Mon. A VJB. armoured division and support unit* win be airlifted to West Germany next month In a Nkto strategic exercise. About 16.000 soldiers and airmen will take part In the exercise. In which U.S. jet and other troop carrier planes will fly 250
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    Envoy flies out
    31 1 LONDON. Mon.— Dr. Burhanudln Mohamad Dlah. Indonesia's Ambassador here. Is flying to New York today for urgent consultations with his Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, an Embassy spokesman said.
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    Lock icon Song writer dies
    36 1 BOURNEMOUTH (En gland), Mon.— Mr Reg Connelly, 67. who helped to write the hit song "Show me the way to go home," died at hi* home at Canford Cliffs, near here, today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Jakarta ban on oil, tin
    288 1 JAKARTA. Mon rIE Indonesian Government has ordered both national and for-eign-owned oil companies in Indonesia not to ship oil and natnral gas and their products to Malaysia, the official Antara news agency reported today. It was also officially announced that the Indonesian Government had decided
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    Union office attacked
    35 1 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A crowd ol about 50 people attacked the Barisan Sosialis-afliliated Singapore Oeneral Employees Union biancli In Monlmein Road tonight and smashed bicycles and furniture. Two union members were slightly Injured.
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    Bus gutted in blaze
    38 1 SINGAPORE, Mon.— A Tay Koh Vat bus was gutted when it caught fire at Aljumed Road tonight. Passengers in the bus escaped unhurt. The fire Is believed to have originated from a short circuit.
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    Lock icon Off to Saigon
    31 1 WASHINGTON, Mon. Mr. Robert McNamara, the U. 8. Defence Secretary, and Oeneral Maxwell Taylor, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, left by air today for Saigon. Reuter.
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    Blood debt: 'Govt won't yield'
    265 1 CINGAPORE. Mon. Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said tonight that the Singapore Government "will never yield until there has been a satisfactory settlement" on the question of atonement payments by Japan. He was speaking to reporters after meeting the multiracial working committee pressing for
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    34 1 SUBANDRIO SEES U THANT UNITED NATIONS Mon. Subandrio called on I Thant today to discuss Indonesia's objections to Malaysia. He said be "made clear our points of view on this matter" Reuter.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon U.S. aid warning to Indonesia
      160 2 WASHINGTON. Mon MR. David Bell, Foreign Aid Administrator, said yesterday that the burning of the British Embassy in Jakarta would affect the I.S. aid programme to Indonesia although no decisions have yet been made. In a radio and television interview, he said: "We've made it
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      Lock icon Delegation to Peking
      34 2 TOKYO. Mon. A seven-mem-ber delegation of the Asian agricultural exchange of Japan, led by Maaakatau Nohara. arrived in Peking yesterday, New China news agency reported In a broadcast monitored here. UPI.
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      Lock icon Justice Minister dies
      32 2 COLOMBO, Mon. Mr. Alvln Bernard Perera. Ceylon's Justice Minister since Aug. 1, died yesterday after a heart attack. He was 80. Mr. Perera was formerly AmbMsador in Peking. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Amnesty decree
      29 2 BAODAO. Mon.— The Iraqi Government yesterday published a decree granting an amnesty for all "politico-military crimes'" committed during the Kassem regime. Bagdad Radio announced last night. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Ex-envoy arrested
      37 2 DAKAR. Mon.— The former Ambassador to the United Arab Republic. Mr. Sheikh Ahmed Ttdiane Sy, has been arrested for Incitement to lead an armed revolt, Radio Senegal reported in two broadcasts last night.— Reuter. I
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      MORE FAMILIES PACK THEIR BAGS AND WAIT IN JITTERY JAKARTA
      635 2  -  GARRY BARKER I oy- Our special correspondent Jakarta, Mon. THE Indonesian flag still flies over the gutted, smoke-blackened shell of the British Embassy in Jakarta. Embassy officials were standing solitary roster guard there throughout last night, but Indonesians still have
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      Lock icon 'STOP FOR BANDA' BILL IS PASSED
      78 2 'STOP FOR BANDA' BILL IS PASSED BLAXTYRE. Mon. Th« "Stop for Banda" Bill which provides a permanent right of way on all roads in Xyasaland for Dr. Hastings Banda. th« Prime Minister, has become law. The Governor. Sir Glyn Jones, has given his assent to the Bill. It was approved
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      Bella grab: Warning by France
      85 2 PARIS, Mon. The Government yesterday warned that it may alter its economic co-operation plan with Algeria as a direct result of recent seizures of French properties in the former colony. Mr. Jean De Broglie. Secretary of State in charge of Algerian alTalrs. made the warning
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      Lock icon Ikeda is off to make friends
      71 2 TOKYO. Mon— The Japanes* Prime Minister. Mr. Hayato Ikeda. said today In a statement before leaving on a two-week tour of- I lie Philippics. Indonesia. Australia, and New Zealand, that he would make utmost efforts to deepen friendly relations with these four nations. He
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      Lock icon Luxury liner runs aground
      55 2 ROME. Mon. The 26.435-ion British liner Andes carrying 430 passengers on a 'seek the sun' luxury cruise in the Mediterranean ran aground off Sicily yesterday but was refloated after three hours. A spokesman for her owners, the Royal Mail Lines, said: "So far as we know
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      1,200 ill in Tokyo after eating school lunch
      100 2 TOKYO, Mon. More than 1.200 Japanese were today recovering from Tokyo's worst case of mass food poisoning since the end of World War II They were stricken on Friday after eating packaged lunches prepared by a Tokyo cooking school, and sold at
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon U.S. offers warship for mixed crew Nato test
      295 3 U.S. offers warship for mixed crew Nato test WASHINGTON, Monday. •JHE United States has offered to turn over one or two warships to international crews to test the idea of a Nato multilateral nuclear force a move which could help to dispel some of the misgivings of British defence experts
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      Debra threat
      27 3 MIAMI (Florid*). Mon Hurricane Deora menaced snipping southeast of Bermuda with 39-foot seas and 5-mile-an-hour winds but posed no Immediate threat to land areas. DPJ.
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      Ship abandoned
      39 3 ROCKPOET (Massachusetts). Mon. Thirteen men remaining on the grounded minesweeper USB Grouse abandoned the vessel in rubber raits yesterday as it began listing In heavy seas. They were picked up by a 36-foot coast <ruard lifeboat. 0.P.1
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      Lock icon US $1 mil robbery at museum
      92 3 US $1 mil robbery at museum CHICAOO. Mon— Three gunmen tied up an elderly watchman yesterday and robbed a Polish Roman Catholic fraternal organisation and Its museum of paintings, statues and antiques wcrth more than US$l million. Among the Items missing were a 1,000-year-old gold chalice studded with gems and
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      Prelate praises British morals
      65 3 LONDON, Mon.— Dr. John Heenan, newly appointed Roman Catholic Archbishop of Westminster, said last night that an occasional broken commandment did not mean British morals were on the decline. "Nowadays we make such a fuss because someone breaks a commandment and that rather blinds us to
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      Lock icon Four shot in riot at dance hall
      99 3 Four shot in riot at dance hall Mon. Four DOSTON Negroes were injured yesterday when shots were fired during a riot at a teenage Rock n' Roll dance. Police said the riot followed a fight near the centre •f the dance floor where a Negro was dancing with a white
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      MAN-ON MOON PLAN HITS NEW SNAGS
      231 3 MAN-ON MOON PLAN HITS NEW SNAGS WASHINGTON, Monday. THE Apollo project to land Americans on the moon has run into setbacks which probably will delay the first training flight by six to nine months, perhaps pushing it from 1965 to 1966. But U.S experts believe It Is still technically possible
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      Lock icon Attlee hits out at life MP' idea
      435 3 Attlee hits out at life MP' idea THIS PROPOSAL TO HONOUR SIR WINSTON 'PREPOSTEROUS... T ONDON, Mon. A Ju proposal to honour Sir Winston Churchill, nov. 88, has raised a knotty problem for Britain's constitutional experts. Briefly, the proposition Is that the veteran statesman, who will not stand fur Parliament
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      120 ni.p.h. locomotive
      32 3 BONN, Moo. The West German State Railways an testing tn Bavaria a new electric locomotive designed to pull trains at speeds of over 130 miles an hour by 1965.
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      Lock icon Schoolmates shield Anne from prying cameramen
      100 3 Schoolmates shield Anne from prying cameramen LONDON. Mon. Olrls Of Beneden School in Kent, shielded Princess Anne from photographers when she attended the parish church yesterday, her first Sunday at boarding school. The Vicar of Beneden. the Rev Albert Jessop Price, said: "The girls In their uniform looked so alike
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      Lock icon Czechoslovakia Premier sacked
      56 3 BRNO (Czechoslovakia), Mon.— President Antonln Novotny said here yesterday that Czechoslovakia's major Government reshuffle —In which Mr. Vlllam Slroky was dismissed as Prune Minister— was 'aimed at even more consistent Implementation of the Leninist principles of leadership." The reshuffle was decided on by the Communist Party central
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      $3m job likely for Glenn
      64 3 PINE ORCHARD (Connecticut) Mod. Astronaut John H. Glenn Jr.. may quit the U.S. space programme for politics or for a USS3 million Job In private Industry, tils legal adviser said yesterday. Mr. C. Leo de Oraey. lawyer tor all the U.S. astronauts, declined to identify
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      Lock icon LANGUAGE AND THE NEW IMMIGRANTS
      167 3 LONDON, Mon. The Trades Union Congress today called for action to deal with the ignorance of some Immigrants to Britain of tne English language and conditions of entry into skilled work. In a memorandum to the Pmrronwea'th Immigrants Council, the TTJC said local pi-thorltles had
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      Hotel fire kills 4 trapped women
      125 3 Hotel fire kills 4 trapped women LONDON, Mon. Four women died in a Are which swept through part of a Bayswater, London, Hotel early yesterday. One of them, an Australian working in the hotel. Miss Shirley Betterldge, jumped from a fourth storey window. She died In hospital. The, other victims
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      141 3 Does This [fl Express the Real BM It's those small personal touches that tell B| I all about us. There are occasions when a I ■■■fiil Pelikan P1 in your hand lends greater j j I^H^ status than a glittering car at the front door. [HI llß^ Pelikan P 1
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    A new school
    31 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Minister for Home Affairs, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, will open the Telok Ayer Integrated School on Oct. 2 at 7.30 p.m. instead of on Wednesday.
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    'Thank you' tours by victors
    151 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Seven victorious Peoples' Action Party candidates yesterday went on tours of their respective constituencies to thank the people for voting them In. Crackers were fired along the way as the candidates stood In slow-moving Land Rovers and addressed the residents through loudspeakers. Among
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    1,000 PROTEST TO RIDA OFFICER
    179 4 KOTA BHARU, Monday. NEARLY 1,000 members of the Kelantan Malay Chamber of Commerce gathered in front of the Rural and Industrial Development Authority office here this morning in protest against Rida's decision to sell white cloth to non-members of the Chamber. A statement issued to
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    PREMIER ON NANYANG -PROBLEM
    174 4 PREMIER ON NANYANG -PROBLEM SINGAPORE, Mon. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. tonight .made it clear that there were two distinct problems connected with Nanyang University. Mr. Lee had met leaders of the Chinese community to discuss the Japanese blood debt issue and Nanyang University. He said that he
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    Too late to brake —and a man died
    178 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A young army private drove a heavy military vehicle for the first time on a public road and a police motorcyclist died In a crash with the vehicle. He was fined $400 or three months' Jail by the First
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    399 4 THE followlns la today s schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVALS ■OAC: From Honf Kong-(BA WAI) 1.10 p.m.: from London. Zurich. Tel Aviv. Teheran, New Delhi ffcinrckok (BA 710) 7.20 p.m.; from Auckland. Sydney, Darwin (BA 721) 6.40 p.m.: fron.
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    Plea to extend retiring age
    61 5 PENANG. Mon.— The Federation Replanting Staff Union has resolved to ask the Replanting Board to extend the retiring age of the junior staff to 60. Inche Zainal Aziz bin Ha.li Aztnal Abidin was re-elected president with Mr. P. George Stephen? a s vice-president. Mr. Lee
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    Indian chamber hits out at Indonesia
    81 5 IPOH, Mon. The Perak Indian Chamber of Commerce today pledged its support for Malaysia and condemned the "unfriendly attitude" of Indonesia tn breaking off diplomatic relations and business connections with Malaysia. "We sincerely hope that the relationship between the two countries will be normalised
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    Our man in Cairo
    52 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. —The Malaysian Charge d'Affaires in Cairo Is Inche Jamaluddin bin Bakar. The picture that appeared in yesterday's Straits Times was that of Inche Jamaluddin and not Irene Ghazali bin Jawi. former Ambassador to the United Arab Republic, who is now a member of
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    Dockers start a boycott of Japan ships
    380 5 SINGAPORE, Monday. [{ARBOUR Board workers began today a five-day boycott of Japanese ships to back the campaign against the Japanese Government for settlement of the "blood debt" of $50 million for atrocities committed by invading Japanese troops during the war. During the five
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    NARAYANAN'S 'TO THE LAST DROP OF BLOOD' PROMISE
    183 5 NARAYANAN'S 'TO THE LAST DROP OF BLOOD' PROMISE KOTA BHARU, Mon.— The secretary general of the National Union of Plantation Workers, Mr. P. P. Narayanan, said here today that his union, despite its many disagreements with the Government, will lend its support when national causes are involved. Mr. Narayanan was
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    I-CARD DEADLINE: ALMOST ALL HAVE NOW COME FORWARD
    191 5 Kuala Lumpur, Mon 'PHE Commissioner ot A National Registration. Inche Ibrahim bin Ali, today said he was "highly gratified" with the public response to the Federa-tion-wide campaign on new identity cards. With only a week to the deadline of Sept. 30, almost
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    Lock icon Victory of PAP 'good sign for Malaysia's future'
    194 5 Victory of PAP 'good sign for Malaysia's future' LONDON, Mon. The Times today saw the return to power of Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's Peoples' Action Party in Singapore as being good for Singapore itseh and for the future of Malaysia. It said that Mr. Lee may prove that there Is
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    Better transport, Sardon pledges
    236 5 TELUK ANSON, Monday. r nHE transport system in the new nation ol Malaysia will be improved, said Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir. the Minister of Transport, here today. I Transport operators in Malaya and the Borneo territories should get together and exchange views for the common
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    WOMAN BURIED ALIVE
    57 5 WOMAN BURIED ALIVE IPOH. Mon.— A woman, 1 Wong Lin, 46, was buried alive during a landslide at a tin mine in Oopeng. 12 miles south of here, yesterday. The police and labourers recovered the body two hours later. It Is understood that Wong went to the mine to wash
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    UAR Embassy waits for instructions
    77 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The United Arab Republic Embassy here is waiting for Instructions from Cairo with regard to the Indonesian Government's request that she should look after Indonesian Interests in Malaysia following the severance of diplomatic relations between Indonesia and Malaysia. A spokesman for the
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    Refused to pay up—slashed
    53 5 Refused to pay up slashed IPOH. Mon. A vegetable seller. Sum Soot. 35. was slashed on the head with a chopper when he refused to pay $5 to three youths at a coffeeshop In Laxamana Road here early this morning. He was taken to the hospital where he was treated
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    Another $50 for S'pore widow
    32 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. —The Strait* Times today received $50 from Lawrence Kumar Mariadas of Singapore (or the Madam Ja-than-.bal Pund. This bring.- the total fund to «19. 872.50
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      353 5 ft Any new dance craze needs an old friend Whether it's the Cha Cha or the Twist, Tampax gives women the freedom they want. Does a dance date conform to your schedule? Have you ever had to give one up became of personal problems? Tampax internal sanitary protection was invented
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      336 5 DANGER HER DIET MAY DESTROY HER Despite a full- rice bowl, this girl may not be getting a full supply of vitamins and minerals. World Health statistics show that many Asian diets lack ft variety of meat, fish and fresh vegetables. This can make you subject to disease, weakness and
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    BANNED' FROM TAPPING ESTATE
    207 6 BANNED' FROM TAPPING ESTATE 4 LOR STAR. Mon. i A The Kedah High Court today granted a Singapore planter. Cheong Kee Tuck, an injunction to restrain three men from enter-, ing and tapping his 800--acre Tupah Estate in I Central Kedah. Delivering Judgement this morning. Mr. Justice Suman also granted
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    Employment Week
    43 6 Employment Week Ml \K. Mon. The Employnvnt Exchange here today launched an Employment Week to persuade local private firms to make use of its facilities when M*klnjt new staff. Exchange officials will give lectures to would-be employers at the Tan.iong Club on Thursday.
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    ON THE CAMPUS: S'PORE SHOW
    128 6 OINGAPORE, Mon. American Higher Education Week, organised by the U.S. Information Service, will be opened by the American Consul-General, Mr. Sam Gilstrap. at the National Library, at 5.30 p.m. on Wednesday. An educational exposition will be held at the library featuring extensive exhibits on the
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    Girl: I recited chapter of Koran
    422 6 BOMOH RAPE TRIAL IS TOLD, I WENT INTO DARK ROOM Kuala Lumpur, Mon A 13-YEAR-OLD girl told the High Court here today that a bomoh, who is alleged to have raped her, asked her to recite the opening chapter of the Koran before the
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    Arabia raises diplomatic status
    68 6 Arabia raises diplomatic status KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Saudi Arabian Charge d'Affairec, Mi. Mohamed Mansoor Alrumaih. has been promoted to the rank of Minister Plenipotentiary to reciprocate the Malaysian Government's decision to raise It* mission's status in Saudi Arabia from consulate-general to embassy. Mr. Alrumaih arrived here 18 months ago
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    COLOMBO PLAN MEMBERS SHRINK BY —THREE—
    214 6 COLOMBO PLAN MEMBERS SHRINK BY —THREE— KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Three member countries will be missing when the Colombo Plan consultative committee holds its 15th annual meeting in Bangkpk from Oct. 30 to Nov. 15.' This is because Singapore, Sarawak and North Borneo have been absorbed Into the new nation of
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    Tapper found murdered
    49 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Mem A 49-year-old Upper. A. Krishnan, wps found murderett In a stream In a rubber ectat* In Loyang Loyang, 16 miles from here la* nJcht. Krisinan. police learnt, had a fight with another tapper the night before hU murder. A man has been detained.
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    Radio star's widow ordered to go to court
    159 6 ITUALA LUMPUR. Men. Th« widow of Radio comedian Tjhir bin Abdul Rahman, who was killed in a road crash 11 days ago, has ro appear in a magistrate's court on Wed- nesday for refusing to quit Government land she is occupying. Tahir.
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    Union officials
    47 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Men. Inche Abdul Latiff bin Tmn Dem an waa elected president of the Civil Aviation Air Traffic Control Services Union at its meeting during the weekend Others elected were: Vice-president, Mr. M. Rajaeretnam; secretary, Mr. J. S. DevaraJ; and treasurer. Mr. A. Boekllngam.
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    World-wide exchange programme by Rotary Clubs
    223 6 World-wide exchange programme by Rotary Clubs SINGAPORE, Mon. ■3 The Rotary Club Of Singapore has been matched with four Rotary clubs in Illinois. U.S.A. as part of a world-wide exchang* programme involving 11,500 Rotary clubs In 129 countries. This was announced by Rotary District 330 Oorernor, Mr. Bhlchal Rattakul. In
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    U.S. trade men fly in
    195 6 SINGAPORE. Mon HPWO American trade A officials arrived here last night as an advance party of Che first official American trade mission expected to visit Malaysia next month. Mr. John G. Smith and Mr. Richard Garnltz are here to make arrangements for the seven -man
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    Courses to prevent Muslims from 'evils of modern times'
    200 7 Courses to prevent Muslims from 'evils of modern times' KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. Malayan Muslim College at Klang is running a series of courses for young men and women so as to prevent them from "falling into the evil influences of modern times." The first course will start from July 5
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    Ten young swimmers fined for trespass
    108 7 PENANG. Mon. Ten young swimmers, including four schoolboys, were today charged with trespassing Into the Marine Base compound at Glugor on Aug. 13. Ong Huck Chee, Khor Ewe Ean, Yusoff bin Sidek. Lee Ewe Liang. Urn En<? Hoe, Tan Teik Poh, and Four schoolboys
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    Decree nisi for cashier
    74 7 SINOAPORE, Vdon. A cinema cashier, Kwan Yuet Meng. who sued her husband. James See Teck Chye, a clerk, for a dissolution of her marriage on grounds o! adultery, was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Buttrose in the High Court today. The decree is to
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    Heavy rains i bring fresh hope to padi -farmers
    218 7 Heavy rains i bring fresh hope to padi -farmers- PARIT BUNTAR, Mon. Heavy rains in the past five days have given fresh hope to more than 1,500 padi planters in the South Krian rice bowl of Perak, who have not been able to plant because of the drought. More than
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    Directors will arrive to study rubber
    85 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Three Nigerian directors of the Oban (Nigeria) Rubber Estates Ltd.. will arrive here tomorrow on an eight-day visit to study developments in the rubber industry in this country. They are Chief Ikeshl Nwadinobi. Mr. A. D. William Jumbo and Mr. S.
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    Jailed for hitting a policeman
    56 7 IPOH. Mon. A prisoner, Cheng Ngow, 30 now serving a prison term, was .tailed today for two weeks by a magistrate's court for punching a policeman. Chong pleaded not guilty to assaulting P. C. Sudin bin Haji Saud in the Central Police Station lock-up on
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    -Bottomley arrives to take up his new post
    97 7 KUALA LI'MPUR. Mon. Mr. J.R.A. Bottomley (above) has arrived here to take up his appointment a.s deputy British High Commissioner. He will hold the rank of minister. Until recently, Mr. Bottomlry was head of the commercial policy department in the Commonwealth Relations
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    CHOLERA PROBE MEN FOR MALACCA
    192 7 CHOLERA PROBE MEN FOR MALACCA ITUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The four-man commission of inquiry into the cholera outbreak in Malacca last May will begin on-the-spot investigations on Oct. 1. This was stated today by Senator Khaw Kal Boh, chairman of the commission. It was set up at the height of the
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    Muddy shoes teacher: Pm no extortioner
    355 7 Muddy shoes teacher: Pm no extortioner IPOH, Monday. TpHE President of the Ipoh Sessions Court, Inche Mohamed Azmi bin Dato Haji Kamaruddin, criticised the police today, when he acquitted a former teacher of attempted extortion. Mohamed Ohazall bin Mohamad Nail. 24. had pleaded not guilty to a charge of having
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    KRAIT FUND GETS $10,000 GIFT FROM SABAH
    153 7 KRAIT FUND GETS $10,000 GIFT FROM SABAH From KEITH HOOPER QYDNEY, Mon. The 11:5 appeal for A£12,000 to buy from the River Estates Ltd in Sandakan and bring back to Sydney the little wartime commando ship Krait has been jriven a boost by the Sabah Government. The Government has donated
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    MB's father dies at 90
    37 7 MUAR. Mon. Haji Yunos bin Haii Mohamed Salleh, 90. father it Johore's Mentri Besar. Dato Haji Hassan, died in his Parit Kadsi home here last night. Hundreds attended the funeral held today.
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    To study tourism
    32 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Two SarawaJcians have left for India to undergo a Colombo Plan course In tourism in New Delhi. They are Mr. Sylvester Chai and Mr. Benedict Sandin.
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    MORE FAILURES IN MALAY EXAMS
    129 7 IPOH, Mon. The Malay language examination for Government officers. Including those in the police In Perak. showed more failures than passes thi.- year. The examination was held on June 10. 11 and 12. Fourteen candidates passed and 26 failed in the Standard One test, while
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    Seven discharged in Senang murder case
    796 8 MOKE JR/Or EVIDENCE AS THE INQUIRY— CONTINUES^WITH ONLY 64 IN THE DOCK SINGAPORE, Monday. gEVEN of the 71 detainees, accused of complicity in the July 12 riots at Pulau Senang, were discharged today in the Fourth Magistrate's Court on all the six charges against
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    PREMIER LEE GETS MOKE 'CONGRATS'
    174 8 PREMIER LEE GETS MOKE 'CONGRATS' SINGAPORE. Mon. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today received more congratulatory messages on the Peoples Action Party's election victory. The messages came from YIPs and people from all walks of life. Among them was one from the chairman of the Sarawak United People's
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    Union split after secretary quits
    125 8 SINGAPORE, Mon. —I ''THERE appears to be a split in the Government Storekeepers; 1 Union following the resignation of the union's secretary, Mr. F. V. RaJendra. According to a statement Issued by Inche Omar Abdullah, the union's exchalrman, 65 storekeeper headed by him had asked
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    1838 9 The town that died to pay for one man's murder... HORROR OF LIDICE AND ITS CRUEL PENALTY ONE night in December 1941 a British Hali- fax bomber rourcd through the night sky over Czechoslovakia. Inside two men stared down through an open exit hatch. The men were Jan Kubis and
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    70 10 IT ore!* Sit tMlmtmum) FREDDIE TAN and family I bank all rnendn aad relatives for their moietary donations, wreath*, night vmn and loan of can at funeral of hi* father the lat* Mr. Ng Lye Kuay on 17 «3. MRS- PC. PILLAV and family gf> pr. thur heartfelt thank*
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    197 10 Ww4» </• (Minimum! FEAR OF COHaTIPATIOM? Kjrvita help* to cvercome this. Ryvlta criipbread provide* roughage aacaaaary for baalthy functioning of tha bowtls. FEDERAL PUBLICATION* LTD. Invite all teaeatra aad book addicts to nrowte la thtlr ahowroom at Time* House. River Valley Road. Singapore. PRESENTING tTBMOMALL IDOSt tamoux of French
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    The Straits Times Tuesday. September 24, 1963. Strong Room Strong Man
    611 10 The Straits Times Tuesday. September 24, 1963. Strong Room Strong Man It has been explained by Dr. Subandrio and by Indonesian diplomats at United Nations headquarters that Indonesia is a young nation and Indonesians an emotional people, easily provoked. The stoning ami sacking of embassies, tlv: seizure of consulates and
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    Sino-Soviet Row Worsens
    575 10 Moscow's charge that the Chinese have repeatedly violated Soviet frontiers moves the Sino-Soviet ideological dispute on to very explosive ground indeed. The frontiers i themselves are in digpute, and jit is not impossible that the 1 Chinese will now openly press territorial claims. Several hundred thousand square
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    Malaysia in the UN
    295 10 IT has been reported that at the opening of the current session of the United Nations General Assembly the Indonesian representative objected to Malaysia taking the seat formerly occupied by Malaya. it. theory membership auestlons of the UN. must be decided strictly According to the Charter
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    515 10 On trial always the judge in every court LORD DENNING TALKS TO JOHN CRUEBEMANN LONDON. Mon. 1 think that judges can be too remote," said Lord Denning. "I feel that it is awfully important tbat we should not be and that we should carry public opinion with us. After all,
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    Strength and weakness of China's army
    986 10  - Strength and weakness of China's army ANDREW WILSON THE WITHDRAWAL OF SOVIET AID MEANS THE COUNTRY CAN BE WRITTEN OFF AS NUCLEAR THREAT FOR NEXT 10 YEARS i by LONDON Monday HOW strong is China's army after the w i thdrawal of Soviet military aid? Recent developments have prompted new
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    House raid yields $250,000 narcotics
    209 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. A *3 surprise raid carried out by Customs officers on a big bungalow In Kheam Hock Road! yielded nearly half ai million dollars worth of opium and other drups, a district court was told today. The contraband was found hidden in specially cons-
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    KING TO ATTEND ARMED FORCES RIFLE MEET
    129 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon— The Yang dl-Pertuan Agong and the Chief of Armed Forces Staff. General Dato Sir Rodney Moore, will attend the finals of the first Malaysian Armed Forces Rifle meeting on Sept. 26 at 'ho Manyala Range. Port Dickson. Thirty-seven major and
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    Doctor, fiancee for Ireland
    62 11 IPOH. Mon. Dr. Cheah Pee Chong and his fiancee. Miss Loh Slew Lin. will leave for Ireland on Wednesday to further their studies. Dr. Cheah, who graduated from the Queen's University in Belfast, will be doing a post-graduate course in surgery. Miss Loh will be taking
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    Tough line with Nanyang
    682 11  -  JACKIE SAM -by Singapore. Mon University Council told by Minister: No more student political activity THE Government is moving fast to settle the Nanyang University problem as a fol-low-up io depriving the varisity's founder, Mr. Tan Lark Sye, ot his citizenship. The first act of the
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    MORE HAIL PAP VICTORY: IT'S AN EFFICIENT GOVT. THEY SAY
    194 11 MORE HAIL PAP VICTORY: IT'S AN EFFICIENT GOVT. THEY SAY SINGAPORE, Monday. Yf ORE leading businessmen here today hailed the victory of the People's Action Party at Saturday's general elections The president of the Indian Chamber of Commerce. Mr. K. M. Abdul Razak. said: This Is a clear Indication that
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    Tan Lark Sye (he won't talks became British in 1955
    202 11 Tan Lark Sye (he won't talks became British in 1955 SINGAPORE, Mon. Rubber magnate and chairman of the Nanyang I'niversity Council, Mr. Tan Lark Sye (above), refused today to comment on the Government's move to revoke his Singapore citisenship. The Government announced yesterday that proceedings were being taken against him
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    Lock icon MR. TAN IN LONDON
    49 11 LONDON, Mon.— Mr. Tan Slew Sin, Malaysian Finance Minister, arrived in London today for the Commonwealth Finance Ministers' conference beginning here tomorrow. He will leave for Washington after the conference to attend the meetings of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund there.— Reuter.
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    Airways cancel all flights to Medan, Jakarta
    143 11 Airways cancel all flights to Medan, Jakarta KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Malayan Airways flights to Jakarta and Medan have been cancelled indefinitely. The Indonesian authorities have cancelled landing rights as part of their "economic confrontation" of Malaysia. There have been no flights for a week because of a boycott of Malayan
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    He designs for play in Sydney
    45 11 SYDNEY. Mon.— A Singaporean has designed the scenery for the first Sydney presentation of a new musical comedy." Ballad of Angers He is Mr. P. K. Kuo. a flrstvear production student at the National Institute of Dramatic Art here.
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    ABC cocktail
    40 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The general manager of the Australian Broadcasting Commission* Sir Charles Moses, will give a cocktail party at the Merlin Hotel here tomorrow to mark the opening of the ABC oTlce In the Asia Insurance Building.
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    Talk on pharmacy
    36 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. Dr. Lee Kum Tatt. of the Chemistry Department, will give a talk on his experiences in pharmaceutical analysis' to members of the Malayan Pharmaceutical Association at the Alumni Centre on Friday.
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    Delegates conference
    30 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Central Electricity Board Junior Officers Union will hold their 15th delegates conference at the Federal Canteen. Victory Avenue here at 6.30 p.m. on Saturday.
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    Bombing exercise
    32 11 PENANG. Mon. The Far East Air Force has booked the Pulau Songsong Range, in the vicinity of the Bunting Island Group, off Kedah. for firing and bombing exercises during October
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    Electricity for 24 villages by year end
    164 11 Electricity for 24 villages by year end I/UALA LUMPUR, Mon. Twenty-four villages and kampongs in Celangor with a population of more than 9,000 will be supplied with electricity by the end of the year. Most of the villages are in the Ulu Langat district where 10 schemes have already been
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    Khir: Policy of wait and see
    178 11 MUAR, Monday I nriHE Malaysian GovernA ment is adopting a 'wait and see' policy with regard to its present strained relations with Indonesia, the Minister of Agriculture; and Co-o peratives. lnche Mohamed Khir Johari, said here today. He reiterated that seaborne patrols by the
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      387 12 J^AVY blue is the colour for chic fashions. It is seen over and over again in clothes created by top designers all over the world. Navy was the smartest colour 10 years ago. It went out in favour for brilliant prints. But now
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      HANDBAGS TO SUIT THE OCCASION
      246 12 HANDBAGS TO SUIT THE OCCASION TME trusty friend of a L woman as she goes out to do the daily shopping, goes to the office or school, is naturally the right handbag. Fashion requires it to be smaller today, even tiny (perhaps a reaction against the huge bags in vogue
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      182 12 COR that surprise item on the tea table children will Just love these Jam Pancakes. It's easy arid fun to make. You will need 2 to 3 cups flour, 3 teaspoons sugar, pinch of salt. 2 whole eggs. 2 egg-yolks, lj cup milk. 1] tablespoons melted butter, jam
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      309 12 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSS 6. A question ol locality (5). 1. Royal title (or fur-clad New 7. Sarah ascends to descend in Look (4. 2. 8). the end (4. 2. 3). S. Incline* to the side (S). 10. Canine cannibal? It isn't S. Cross at return of painting done! <3.
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    To dissolve into new union
    49 13 BENTONG. Mon. The Pabang Local Authorities Employees' Union Is to be dissolved and in its place a branch of the Amalgamated National Union of Local Authorities Employees Is to be farmed. This was decided at an executive committee meeting oX the union held recently.
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    $930 milk haul
    35 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Thieves raided a shop In Malay Street here yesterday and stole 36 cases of condensed milk valued at $930. Police believe a van tv used to carry it away.
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    The punter with $4,000 in pocket
    252 13 The punter with $4,000 in pocket NO BOOKMAKER, COURT DECIDES PENANG, Monday. A KUALA LUMPUR rubber dealer, who was said to have had $4,061 on him at Penang race on Aug. 11, was today acquitted on a charge of bookmaking. The First Maggistrate, Mr. Ng Mann Sau, dismissed the case
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    BROTHER HONORIUS DIES, AGED 78
    141 13 BROTHER HONORIUS DIES, AGED 78 PENANG, Mon. One of the oldest Christian Brothers in Malaysia, the Rev. Brother Honorlus. died in Singapore during the weekend at the age of 78. Brother Honorlus spent 58 years In Malaya, Singapore and Hong Kong and has taught several thousand pupils In various Christian
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    11 detained in raids
    34 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. Police screened 203 people In anti-secret society raid* htre last night and detained II gangsters In the TanJong Pagar area. All are being held under the Societies Ordinance.
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    Hall to be opened
    28 13 SUNGEI. PATANI. Mon.— The Sultan of Kedah will open the new $100,000 Assembly Hall before the prizegivlng at Ibrahim Secondary School here next Friday.
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    Hunt for ex-mental patient in murder —probe—
    124 13 Hunt for ex-mental patient in murder probe SINGAPORE. Mon. The homicide squad here were today hunting for a former YVoodbrldge Hospital inmate, who, they allege, knifed to death an opium den operator, Low Tow, 54, In a Victoria Street flat at 12.30 a.m. today. Low Tow was asleep in his
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    Truth will win, says Bennett
    89 13 Truth will win, says Bennett KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The former New Zealand High Commissioner here. Dato C. H. Bennett, returned home today after attending the Malaysia celebrations here. Commenting on the rift among the Maphlllndo countries, he said it was expected that the birth of a nation would not be
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    STUDENTS AFFIRM LOYALTY TO GOVT
    194 13 STUDENTS AFFIRM LOYALTY TO GOVT KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The 5.000-stronß Federation of Malay Students' Unions here today expressed its support for the new Malaysian Government and at the same time urged that diplomatic relations between the "Maphilindo'" countries be resumed. The FMSU did not Join the anti-Indonesia rally organised by
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    Annual parade
    38 13 IPOH. Mon.— The Mentri Besar Of Perak. Dato Shaari bin Shafle. president of the Perak Red Crosd. will inspect the annual parade of the Ipoh district unit on the Municipal Padang here on Sunday at pjn.
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    Thieves raid home
    40 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. Thieves broke Into the home of Mr. Wee 1 Oeok Chwee In Jalan Besar yesterday afternoon and got away with cash and jewellery worth i $1,100. They gained entry by I forcing the front door.
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    'FREE LUNCHES' PLAN IS EXTENDED TO KEDAH SCHOOLS
    207 13 'FREE LUNCHES' PLAN IS EXTENDED TO KEDAH SCHOOLS PENANG, Monday. EE "free lunches" plan for poor school children, launched in Penan* last year, has now been tided to primary schools in Kedah. A spokesman for the sponsors, the Malayan Council for Child Welfare, said today seven Kedah schools had already
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    $20 polls win on PAP for -P-Fund _
    83 13 $20 polls win on PAP for -P-Fund PENANG, Mon. A Government pensioner who described himself as "a strong P.AJP. supporter today sent $20 to the Straits Times office here as a contribution to the National Patriotic Fund. "I won this amount from a bet on the Singapore elections result," he
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    Lorry kills clerk
    32 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A clerk, K. Raman, 59. of Kampong Selayang. died after he was knocked down by a lorry at the 3\ mile Ipoh Road here last night.
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    New school opened
    23 13 SEREMBAN, Mon.— The Dato Klana. Undang of Sungel Ujong. yesterday opened a $60,000 commercial secondary school for boys and girls.
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    Governor turns on the lights
    103 13 MALACCA. Mon. The Governor of Malacca. Tun Hajl Abdul Malek bin Yusuf. last night switched on the newly-Installed floodlights at Ku b v Stadium A large gathering watched the ceremony, which was followed by a band display gymnastics and a soccer match. In a message
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    Officers leave for course
    45 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Two Malayan education olHcials yesterday left for Britain for a one-year course In education at ihe London University. They art Inghe Rahim bin Monamed Yusof, a lecturer at the Language Institute. Pantal Valley, and Inche SaUeh bin Jadld.
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    Sabah troupe flies home
    47 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mor.. The 38-member Sabah cultural troupe, which took part In the Malaysia celebrations here, returned to Jeeseltln today in a chartered Boneo Airways Dakota. This is the first time that a Borneo Airways aircraft has arrived here to pick up passengers.
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    'Stole flag' charge
    32 13 PENANO. Mon. A labourer. Abdul Kader, :i. pleaded not guilty today to a charge of stealIng a Malaysia fl* g at the railway pier last night. Ball was allowed.
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    Govt clerks call for salary revision
    161 13 IPOH. Monday ANY future reorganisation of the Oov- ernment clerical services must include a salary revision, or such reorganisation will not be accepted by Government clerks. The newly formed National Union of Government Clerical Services. Perak Branch, decided this yesterday. The branch expressed 'its
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      Italian plant for S'pore flour mill
      148 14 Italian plant for S'pore flour mill i~kCRIM of Cremona, JJ Italy, are installing a new flour mill in Singapore, with a capacity of 120/140 tons of wheat in 24 hours, on behalf of Khong Guan Flour Milling:. This factory which has already been granted pioneer status. Is In an advanced
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      64 14 MR. JAMES D. KELLY (above) has been appointed district manager for the Far East for Kelvlnator International Corporation to succeed Mr. John Zylstra who is retiring at the end of this month after having covered the Far East since 1945. Mr. Kelly will work with Kelylnator and Leonard
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      BIG HOUSING PROJECTS ARE PLANNED IN IPOH, K.L.
      294 14 A NEWLY established A syndicate of Singapore and Malayan financiers, the Kimberley Development Company, is undertaking extensive housing projects both in Ipoh and in Kuala Lumpur. A spokesman of the company whose headquarters is at Hale Street, ipoh, disclosed that work has
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      'Revolutionary' car tyre on market
      426 14  - 'Revolutionary' car tyre on market MOK SIN PIN 2mS CANADIAN PRODUCT IS SAW TO BE MORE DURABLE, ECONOMICAL By THE revolutionary two-ply motor vehicle nylon tyres made in Canada are now on sale at some leading tyre dealers in Singapore. A large consignment of these lyres arrived in Singapore last
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      Steel imports
      60 14 Singapore imported 14.103 tons of iron and steel bars in the first quarter of this year, against 11.737 tons in the fourth quarter of last year and 17,313 tons in the first quarter of last year, according to official statistics. The March 1963 volume Imported was 5,361 tons
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      NECCHI BID TO EXPAND SALES IN ASIA
      294 14 NECCHI BID TO EXPAND SALES IN ASIA /XJNCERTED efforts are being made by a leading Italian sewing machine manufacturing company, NECCHI to expand its market in South-East Asia. For the present these efforts are concentrated in Malaya end Singapore where sales of NECCHI industrial and domestic machines are reported to
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      Sharp copra price rise
      96 14 CINCE the opening of the market on Wednesday after the Malaysia holidays, quotations for f.o.b. copra showed a sharp rise because of the uncertainty of future Imports following the political situation, says Lewis and Peat's produce report. Equally reserved were importers of copra who refrained from
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      New cargo ships in service
      120 14 9 LLOYD Triestino's four new motor vessels for its Italy-India-Far East freight service are now In operation, giving monthly sailings to Singapore. Port Swettenham and Penang. The 5,500-ton cargo ships Palatino (above), Esqnilino, Viminale and Quirinale are said to have a larger cargo carrying capacity
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      RAMSET MAY SET UP ASSEMBLY FACTORY HERE
      286 14 RAMSET MAY SET UP ASSEMBLY FACTORY HERE RAMSET Fasteners (Australia) Pty. Ltd., the world's largest makers of powder-powered fastening guns are examining the possibility of setting up a plant in Singapore to part manufacture and assemble their products here. This was announced in Singapore by the company's sales development manager.
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      U.K. business woman plans another tour
      153 14 AB KHIs II business woman who has already travelled more than 60.000 miles this year to expand her company's exports leaves London Airport on Oct. 12 on a tour of Japan. Hong Kong, the Philippines. Singapore and Ceylon. She is Mrs. Elsie Lawson (above),
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    INDUSTRIALS OPEN FIRM, SLIP AND CLOSE QUIET
    816 16 From Our Market Correspondent WHEN the Malayan Stock Exchange opened yesterday prices were firm after the results of the Singapore General Election on Saturday. Thereafter the market gradually slipped back, but closed quiet and tairly steady. The fact that prices did not spiral
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 16 Malayan Stock Indices Sept. 20 Sept. 23 Industrials: 120.07 120.93 Minings; 106.55 106.48 S rubbers 110.57 110.57 Deo. 29. 1962 100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    726 16 /COMBINED business In the Slngapare and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Ounlaa* (1.000) (3.00, (1.000) (3.03, (1.000) (3.02: Es*t Smelt (2.000) (3.09, (4.000) (3.10. (4.000) (3.08; laae (4.000) (3.39. (4.000) (3.38. (1,000)
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    279 16 CHIPS lying alengtide the Singspar* day ars: Mslsmpus 33/34, Atlantlde 8/9. Bom- bala 19. Blberoet 13/16, Bwabang OA, Patagonia 20/30. Steel Architect 44, Bradeverett 35,38, Karma!* 10/11, Surat 13/14, Maron 38/39, Palstrta 6/7. Empire Gannet 21/32, Ijn.t.ir N.W. B. Larot N.W. 2. State of Maharashtra 42/43, Oubosaary
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    70 16 /"•MINES! 'reduce ■lehange, smga. 1 pert noon price* par pieul yaetarday: Cecenut all: bun |40 (N) sellsra. drum 549 (N) sellers. Cepra: Sept. Oct. UK /Continent 130 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white Sl47* sellers, Serawak wbite $149 sellers. speelaJ Sarawak black $115 sellers, garbled Lampong black (115 sellers. ABTA
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    Straits tin down by $1: Heavy rubber buying
    466 16 ON the Straits tin market yesterday the price fell by $1 to $456.50 per lb. on an offering estimated down 10 tons to 240 tons. In London on .'Ylday less animated tin dealings were seen In the ring than recently and cash
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    RUBBER PRICES
    246 16 OCTOBER first (rid* riihbtr buyin f.s.b. SISMd st S p.m. in Singapore and Kuals Lumpur yesterday at 69 cents per lb. up 2i centx on Friday closing level for tbe position. Ths tone «ak quietly »:eady. N.A.t. and F.M.R.C. cl*(ing pric** in cintt par lb. y**t*rday: Int. 1
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      1045 16 OPTION PREMIUMS CLOSING PRICES uniunriitmiunia (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) September 23. mOßth MALAYAN RUBBER Duntos* 20 c^s. M. Cem«t 18 cts BDift... j. o 01 E. Smslters 10 eta. Containers 12 ct* PRICE. 69 cents (up 2* Kno at MeAUtta* ia cts. cents) Ked. Ol*. lft ets. Kobtnaoa IX cv. •n»iu. eiec
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      571 16 TOH-ALLANG CHINESE TIN, LIMITED (Incorporated In the Federation of Malaya) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai at the Annual General Meeting of the company to be held on Monday the 7th October 1963. the directors will recommend a dividend of three (3) cents per share less income tax at 40%, in
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      994 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS NOTICES SALVAGE ENGINEERS LTD. NO TICE i»!«* ancle > for tne following Tena>re for operation ol personnel. Pawnshop* tn Kelanlan L n!? 1 E Xu?£ T r^^l^tl The above Tender* for period of SStion -fdiffe^n k£ 3 lrom lst J^uary. 1964 to not a?ra?d of h£d wort.TSs 31st
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      751 17 NOTICES SIME DARBY HOLDINGS LIMITED (Incorporated in England NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVbH that the Fifth Annual Genera: Meeting of Members will be nek! at Crosby House, 71 Roblnsor Road, Singapore, on Friday. 26tr October. 1963, at 12 noon, for th« 101 l owing purposes To receive the Directors' Report and
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      THAI CHAMP SANGOB SAYS: I WILL PROVE MYSELF
      365 18  -  FRANCIS BOEY KUALA LUMPUR, Monday By r fH AI Thomas Cup players Sangob Rattanusorn, 23, and Narong Bhornchima, 25, flew in today from Bangkok for the Setangor BAs Gold Cup invitation badminton championships which open at the Stadium Negara here on Thursday.
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      Rahim Omar in Olympic squad
      257 18 MALAYSIAN SOCCER ROUNDUP KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. TWE FIRST Singapore soccer player to join the Malaysian Olympic Games training squad in Kuala Lumpur will be Rahim Omar, who last week asked to be included and has been accepted. Rahim, who last played for Malaya in the
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      FIFA REFEREE NEEDED
      175 18 pOR LACK of a FIFA referee, the Olympic extra preliminary round first leg match between Malaysia and Thailand, scheduled for Oct. 12 at the Merdeka Stadium here, may have to be postponed to a later date unless the world controlling body can find a solution. FAM secretary
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      HONG KONG TOUR ON
      159 18 SINGAPORE Amateur Football Asosdatlon today unanimously confirmed their earlier decision to send a team of 17 players and three officials to Hong Kong to play their interport match against Hong Kong for the Aw Hoe cup on Oct. 17. The tour came up for review today
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      MALAYA CUP TICKETS
      87 18 ADVANCE $5 tickets for the Malaya Cup soccer final between Selangor and Penang on Saturday at the Merdeka Stadium, kick-off 8.30 p.m.. are available at the FAM House from tomorrow. The $2.50 tickets will only 1 be on sale on Saturday at the Merdeka Stadium from 10
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      SCC INVITATION XV EDGE BLACKS
      207 18 SINGAPORE Mon. SCC Invitation XV beat All Blacks by nine points (two dropped goals. P™"^ J» eight (goal, penalty) In their rugby match on the padang today. Blacks, showing themselves an Improved side fought themselves to a 5-3 lead at half time. John Clark dropped
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      Services XV to play in Perth
      177 18 SINGAPORE, Mon. A British Joint Services Rugby team from Singapore Is now in Perth for a 10-day playtaß tour in Western Australia. The team, who had gone at the Invitation of the Western Australia Rugby Union, will play against Western Australian Combined Services, The
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      WALKOVER
      46 18 STNOAPORE. Mon. Alexandra has conceded a walkover to Tan Tock Seng Hospital In their SAFA league dlv. one match scheduled to be played at Jalan Besar tomorrow at 7 p.m. There will now be only match— Chinese Athletic v R.A.F. Selet&r «t Jalan Besar tomorrow.
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      28 18 AUCKLAND. Mon. B©uth Africa beat New Zealand 8-4 in a men's and women's badminton test here. It was the first International between the two countries. Reuter.
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      Lock icon ROSEWALL'S WIN
      36 18 LONDON. Mon.— Ken Rosewall won the London professional lawn tennis singles title for the fourthyear running when he beat fellow Australian Lew Hoad 8-4. 6-3. 4-6. 6-3 to the final here on Saturday. —Renter.
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      CANCELLED
      23 18 rPOH. Mon. The table tennis match between the Korean Reconstruction Bank women's team and Perak women scheduled bete last night was cancelled.
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      Malaysia HF meeting postponed
      75 18 Malaysia HF meeting postponed KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Inaugural meeting of the Malaysian Hockey Federation scheduled for Sept. 29 has been postponed indefinitely. The meeting has been postponed at the request of Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, president of the Malayan Hockey Federation, who has other engagements on Sept. The
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      Changes needed in Thomas Cup team: Leow—
      287 18  - Changes needed in Thomas Cup team: Leow— LIM KEE CHAN By SINGAPORE, Mon. The Malaysian badminton players who beat India 8-1 in Wellington and Australia 9-0 at Perth to win the Australasian zone of the Thomas Cup competition were good enough to take on Denmark now. declared team manager Leow
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      SPORT SUMMARY
      441 18 ATHLETICS: Cameron Highlands Dlst. Big Walk: Men: 1 P. Arumugam 2 Bachenderlng bin All 3 Hussaln bin Sudm. Women: 1 Chlam Yoke Ylng 2 Yap Yoke Slang 3 Rose Mary Voo. SOCCER: Mut Lge: Loke Wah and DTC Combined 3 Pemuda Jaya and Muar Prison 1. Anniversary match:
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      85 18 MALAYSIA PREMIERE Sept. 26th at 9.00 p.m. SHAWS SSSB KUALA LUMPUR SSSS&S Under the Distinguished Patronage and in the Presence of THEIR MAJESTIES, THE TANG di-PERTIAN AGONG and THE RAJA PERMAISI RI AGONG in aid of The Malayan Leprosy Relief Association. nm ma tbsmuiu n-jmum- M ffDH-CBBBEfKE MNllllftlfflm^ .SMfienoDi fwoujw
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      Rupee gets high rating
      911 19 CI. 4. Div. 1 i SARINA: Speedy: won well over Ipoh 6f in June: twice placed over 5Uf: prefers good track. SKY WAY: Easy winner over Ipoh 6f in lm 14 4/5 in June: has good pace: good going. PARI PASSU: A good second to Sky
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      All the weights fo. tomorrow
      355 19 KI'ALA I I Ml'l i: Hit rII 8.05 i I lylm Mist 9.00 Mon— rhhis Halan 8.03 I Producer II 8.13 lor all seven race* Chanticleer II 8.13 at the Penan; Turf CI. 4. Div. 3 5Jf IVrfunn- 8.13 Club meeting on Dragon's l l
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      FLUENT GALLOP POINTS TO CHANCES
      329 19 FLUENT GALLOP POINTS TO CHANCES pENANG, Mon. Rupee and Prebo showed impressive form on a heavy track at Penang this morning when Class 4 and 5 horses running on Wednesday had their final fast workouts. Rupee, ridden by Merv Maynard, galloped fluently over 3f In 38 4/5, finishing with plenty
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      Malaysia league tourney planned
      156 19 CRICKET KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. AN inter-community cricket league among the various races in Malaysia will be introduced from next year. The league, to be known as the Malaysia Inter-Com-munity cricket league, will be an annual affair K. Paramalingam. president of the Malayan Ceyionese Cricket Association, has
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      Re-elected
      47 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Ourbachan Singh was re-elected president of the Railway Recreation Club, Kuala Lumpur, at its annual general meeting held today. Others elected were- vice- presidents, P. P. Rogers. Santokh Singh, Omar bin Tahir and M C. Thuriappah. Secretary. G. Reginald; treasurer. P Raman Pillay.
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      47 19 MADRID. Mon. A sunrise of today's Spanish soccer league results was ttv» 2-0 defeat of Real Madrid by tne modest first division club Elch' in Elche. Real Madrid were without Di Stefano who was suspended for two matches ac the end oX last season.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon DRAWN MATCH
      26 19 MOSCOW. Mon. The Soviet Union and Hungary drew 1-1 in a soccer international here today. Both goals were scored in the second half. Reuter.
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      Apprentice S. Lim suspended till Jan 31
      411 19 Apprentice S. Lim suspended till Jan 31 STIPE'S REPORT pE.NANO. Mon. The MRA Stipendiary Steward's report on yesterday's races is: RACE ONE: Apprentice Morney (Angler's Serenade) was reprimanded for permitting his mount to go wide around the iiume turn. Capacitor lMitchell) and Beau Spoon (app. S. Linn came together in
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      Malaysian rifle meet starts today
      86 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The first Malaysian Armed Forces rtHe meeting will be held at Manyala Range. Port Dlckson. from tomorrow until Thursday. Thirty-seven major and minor units of the Malaysian Army. Navy, and also the Brunei Malay Regiment will participate in the 36 events. Special
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      Hunt brothers in British golf team
      295 19 WORLD SPORT LONDON, Mon. The British Isles Ryder Cup team to challenge the United States for the trophy at Atlanta. Georgia, next month Includes two brothers for the first time since the war. They are Bernard Hunt and his younger brother Geoffrey. It will
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      67 19 BADMINTON: Tour match Singapore v India Thomu Cup team (SBA hall) 8 p.m. SOCCER: S'pore Ohr. 1: CA T RAP Seletar 5.16 p.m. (Jn Besar). Junior Cup Tie: Police v Radln Maa (Fairer Pk). Ipoh RDY Cup: Municipality v Kinta Indians (Stadium Perak); Talpln c Lgt: Survey v Civilian Staff
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    Trade war will show Malaysia's solidity
    253 20  -  K. D. GOTT: From MELBOURNE, Monday PRESIDENT SOEKARNO'S trade war against .Malaysia will advertise the solidity of Malaysia's economy and the rottenness of Indonesia's, according to Douglas Wilkie, one of Australia's most widely read foreign affairs commentators. i Wilkie, whose articles are syndicated throughout
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    42 20 ROME, Man. Madame Ngo Dlnh Nnu, Bister-ln-law of President Diem of South Vietnam, today, paid a visit to Cardinal Oregory Peter Agaglanian Armenianborn Prefect of the Vatican's sacred Congregation for Propagation of the Faith, at his headquarters here. Reuter.
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    Lock icon PROBE TEAM BACKS SWITCH TO DECIMAL CURRENCY
    177 20 PROBE TEAM BACKS SWITCH TO DECIMAL CURRENCY T ONDON, Mon. An official committee of inquiry by a four-to-two majority today recommended that Britain should adopt a decimal coinage system with the pound sterling remaining as the main currency unit. The pound would be divided into 100 minor units —-each worth
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    1,500 Mexican fans mob Liz and Burton
    114 20 MEXICO CITY, Sun. About 1,500 screaming fans greeted Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton when they arrived here last night by air from London via Montreal and Toronto. The film stars brushed aslce all questions by reporters. Burton appeared Irritated by the horde of
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    YMCA film show
    20 20 SINGAPORE. Mon. Films on Canada will be shown at the Y.W.C.A. International Women's Club meeting on Wednesday.
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    Lock icon TEARS AT SERVICE FOR BOMB VICTIMS
    55 20 THIS was the scene outside the Sixth Avenue Baptist church as members of the families of bomb victims were brought crying from the building during funeral services for three girls. The woman in the white dress (foreground) fainted and had to be carried out
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    383 20 T ONDON, Mon. —It was a dls- appointing day in the stock markets. Political uncertainties were still a strong restraining Influence, and buyers remained content to sit on the fence while awaiting the Denning Report. There were many good features j In equities as a
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    New Cabinet part of Red 'battle plan'
    339 20  -  R CHANDRAN SINGAPORE, Mon JUNCTIONS of the various Cabinet posts are to be "realigned" as part of the Government's "battle plan" against the Communists for the next five years, official sources said today. The move to realign the duties of the Cabinet posts,
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    377 20 IKEDA WREATH: 'FORGIVE AND FORGET... 9 SYDNEY, Monday. fWO Sydney evening newspapers today condemned editorially a statement by the New South Wales Returned Servicemen's League president, Mr. W. Yeo, opposing the proposed laying of a wreath at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra by visiting Japanese Prime Minister, Mr. Hayato
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    2 TEACHERS ESCAPE FROM RED -CAPTURE
    70 20 2 TEACHERS ESCAPE FROM RED -CAPTURE- SAIGON, Mon. Two British schoolteachers were captured by South Vietnamese Vietcong Communist guerillas at a beach resort near here yesterday. Both escaped after being held by the guerillas for some time, but one was shot and wounded in the leg while getting away. The
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    DEATH
    25 20 R.A.C. BERENCER— Death occiirrpd -it the Ucner.il Hospital. Penang on 23rd September. Kuneral on aitSeptember ;it 4.30 p.m from 36 Graen Road 4. Peoang.
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      43 20 ~^'F'V_PrlW^Mr*9W TJIGHEST and lowest tempera- lures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 a.m. on Sunday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 86 73 Kota Bharu 91 73 Penang 84 75 Ipoh. 84 73 Malacca 88 72 Singapore 88 71
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