The Straits Times, 23 November 1963

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    THE INFANT REDS
    331 1 Warning to Barisan 'KINDERGARTEN CLASSES IN RURAL AREAS BEING USED TO INDOCTRINATE CHILDREN IN COMMUNIST IDEOLOGIES' SINGAPORE, Friday THE Singapore Government today accused the Barisan Sosialis of conducting "so-called kindergarten classes" in the rural areas to indoctrinate young children in Communist ideologies. It has warned the Barisan
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    A last look before his world goes ail dark
    366 1  -  RUDY BELTRAN: ROUND THE WORLD IN A RACE WITH TIME: HE'S SOING BLIND -By- KUALA -LUMPU^ Friday A 64-YEAR-OLD Californian eye specialist is having a last look round the world with the certain knowledge that his own world will be plunged
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    Independence day
    27 1 BEIRUT. Fri. The Lebanon today celebrated the 20th anniversary of lv Independence with a public holiday and an armed forces parade before President Fouad Mat
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    Reply to proposal by Lopez
    669 1 MALAYSIA STANDS BY MANILA ACCORD KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Government today described the latest proposal of the Philippines Foreign Secretary, Mr. Salvador P. Lopez, as "a new element which will further complicate" the Malaysian recognition issue. A spokesman of the Ministry of External Affairs said
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    Lock icon WITCHES AND SEXUAL —ORGIES
    82 1 WITCHES AND SEXUAL —ORGIES- LONDON, Pri.— A good deal of the practice of witchcraft in Britain is only a cover for sexual orgies and other malpractices, an MP told the House of Commons last night. Commander J.S. Kerans said the practice of witchcraft should be banned. But the Home Secretary,
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    Driving licence for dummy
    65 1 DUBLIN. Prl. A professional ventriloquist. Eugene Lambert, obtained a driving licence for his dummy "Finnegan," it was stated lii court here yesterday. In his defence Mr. Lambert said he got the licence as a Joke and never Intended using it. The judge «ald the ventriloquist could
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    Lock icon French missiles
    31 1 PARIS. Fri Prance has built a laboratory at Vernoii. near Palis, to perfect guidance equipment for her missiles and planned nuclear submarines, the Armed Forces Ministry said today. Reutor.
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    Cholera
    175 1 Paya Lebar case makes Singapore total 11 OINGAPORE. Fri. One more case of cholera was confirmed here today, bringing the total to 11 cases. The new case was from Paya L e b a r Road. A Health Ministry statement said that free inoculation continued at the five centres
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    Lock icon Rocket kills nine
    45 1 SEOUL. Pii Nine Koreans were killed and nine others injured yesterday ivueii they were hit by an Honest John rocket \U-.ile collecting scrap metal hi a U.S. Army artillery filing range about 30 miles north of Seoul, the army announced today. UPI.
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    Lock icon Purge of Diem military men in Saigon
    217 1 Purge of Diem military men in Saigon CAIGON, Fri. The South Vietnam military revolutionary council today dismissed 31 high ranking military officers from their posts and gave them leave without pay for an indefinite period. The official Vietnam news agency said that the action* of the officers during their period
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    39 1 KENNEDY: A BOOSTER AHEAD OF REDS FORT WORTH (Tent). Kri PrcMdrnt Kennedy said tod.iy I'nitrd S(.it< s •arty hk ymi roiket booster xo powerful .it will put nation fir ahead of Russia in space I race. UPI.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon U.S. bans arms to Soekarno
      417 2 WASHINGTON, Friday But Govt spokesman won't say if licence will be given for further export of aircraft parts BAN on the shipment of new U.S. arms deliveries to Indonesia is in effect, United States officials said yesterday. They added that the suspension was first applied
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      Lock icon WE WON'T BE ANGRY —SAYS SUBANDRIO
      170 2 JAKARTA. Fri Indonesia's Foreign Min ister. Dr. Subandrio. told the U.S. Charge d'Affairrv .Mr. Frank Galbraith. yesterday that Indonesia would "not be angry" it the U.S. derided to cancel its aid program rr th«leading nationalist daily. Suluh Indonesia, reported today. The newspaper said Mr
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      Lock icon Cholera claims 967 deaths
      45 2 CALCUTTA. Fri. The cholera epidemic raging in north-east India had so far lesulted in 067 deaths in the State of Ons.sa alone since Oct. 1. There has been a new cholera outbreak in the Murshidabad dls- trict of West Bengal. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Fukien isle raid claim by Taipeh
      93 2 'PAIPEH. Frl. Chinese Nationalist guerillas made a surprise commando attack on Long Chi islet at the mouth of the Min River in Fuklen on Nov.. 18 killing a dozen Communist troops, the Nationalist Central News Agency reported. The agency, quoting Intelligence sources, said that
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      Lock icon Aga for Manila
      24 2 MANILA. Fri.— The Aga Khan. spiritual leader of Lsmailt Muslims. Is expected to arrive here today for a four-day visit— Reuter.
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      Despite tragedy—the resilience of youth
      106 2 Despite tragedy— the resilience of youth rO young to understand the traffic events that have overtaken his family, Ngo Dinh Quyhn, 10, reads a magazine with Just a hint of a smile. In sharp contrast, his sister Le Thuy, eldest daughter of widowed Madame Ngo Dinb Nhu, has shielded herself
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      SUCCESS: INDIA'S FIRST ROCKET
      115 2 rpRIVANDRIM. Fri— India's 1 first space study rocket was launched last night from the Thumba »>qua torial rocket station. 15 miles from here on the southern tip of the Indian peninsula. The first stage of the twostage 1.600-lb rocket burned out in three and a half
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      Lock icon 'No trial' extension
      42 2 NEW DELHI, Pri. Home Minister Qulzartal Nanda Introduced in the Lower House yesterday a bill to extend the Preventive Detention Act by three years. The act permits the Government to detain persons without trial. It expires next montn. U.P.I.
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      Lock icon Louw's successor
      30 2 PRETORIA. Fri. Dr. Hilgard Muller, South Africa's Ambassador in London, will become Foreign Minister In succession to Mr. Eric Louw. It was officially announced here last night. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Hard times hit Cambodia on end of -U.S. aid—
      204 2 Hard times hit Cambodia on end of -U.S. aid— DNOMPENH. Fri. 1 Cambodia's termination of U.S. aid totalling over $1,068 million since 1955, is expected to bring unprecedented austerity. Queues bogan forming mt petrol kiosks thi.s morning; after the rationing of petrol came Into force. About 98 per cent of
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon K CALLS TO U.S: WORK WITH US
      218 3 K CALLS TO U.S: WORK WITH US MOSCOW, Fri. Mr. I Khrushchev has called for "businesslike cooperation" between Russia and the United States, this would improve the whole international situation. His message sent to the American-Soviet Friendship Society on the 30th annlver-. sary of the establishment of diplomatic relations was
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      Fewer jobless
      24 3 I-ONDON. Prl.— Britain's present Industrial boom has cut unemployment by more than 70.000 since November last year to a total of 474.000.
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      Lock icon Beatlemania!
      161 3 ALL SOUND AND FURY... ON AND OFF STAGE— AND JIVING IN AISLES MOKE than 2,000 screaming:- teenagers most of them girls gave the Beatles, Britain's top pop singers, an enthusiastic welcome at Plymouth this week. The screaming and clapping was so great that at times it was impossible to
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      Lock icon Alcatraz Birdman dies in sleep
      263 3 WASHINGTON, Friday. ROBERT Stroud. the Birdman of Alcatraz who became world famous as a self-taught ornithologist while serving a life-term for murder, died early yesterday in his sleep. He was 74. Stroud's life was the subject of a recent film starring Burt Lancaster. The convict,
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      Lock icon Press censure
      29 3 LONDON. Fn. The Press Council today censured the masscirculation tabloid Dally Mirror for a front-pape article headlined "Prince Philip and the Profumo rumour is utterly unfounded U.P.I.
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      Lock icon Russia rejects U.S. protest
      70 3 MOSCOW. Pri. Russia has rejected a United States protest against the holding-up of an American military convoy at a Soviet checkpoint on the autobahn to Berlin on Nov. 4. it was announced here. A note handed to the U.S. Embassy here said the delay was due
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      Lock icon Japan wins U.K. carrier order
      54 3 LONDON. Fri. Japans Hitachi Shipbuilding and Engineering Co. has won a £1.750.000 order to build a bulk carrier for the P. and O. shipping group. It was announced here today. The carrier Is on« of four ordered by P. and O. The others are being
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      Lock icon Boy, 4, wins soccer pool
      56 3 LONDON, Frt.— A proud father said in Berkhamsted yesterday his four-year-old son has won £2.215 on the soccer dooIs. William Oann said he noticed that his son. Michael, had a knack for picking winners of football games. So he gave him a pen and told
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      Lock icon UN birthday is World Co-operation Year
      152 3 UNITED NATIONS. Fri. The General As- j sembly designated 1965,; the UN/s 20th birth- 1 day. as World Co-opera-tion Year. The Soviet Union pressed proposal th.it the Assembly mark the occasion by a head> of government session The Assembly unanimously adopted by acclamation draft
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      Lock icon 'Pentagon' in Britain: Commons says Yes
      130 3 'Pentagon' in Britain: Commons says Yes JNDON. Fri.— The House of Commons last night approved the Government's plans for a new, streamlined Pentagon-style defence organisation. The three departments of the army, navy and air force (War Office, Admiralty and Air Ministry) will be scrapped in their present form. In their
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      Lock icon AFRICAN AND CZECH STUDENTS CLASH
      120 3 yiENNA, Fri. One African student wa? admitted to hospital and his seven companions arrested after a fight with Czech students in Prague recently, informed sources said. The students, all from Mali. were having soft drinks in a bar when they were attacked by a group
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      'Spy' jailed
      26 3 VIENNA Fri. A Budapest court ha sentenced a Hungarian citizen to a l.'-year prison term for spying for Western Germany. Radio Budapest said.— U.P.l.
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    Why I leaked plot to Dutton
    572 4 Why I leaked plot to Dutton EX-GANG LEADER TELLS COURT: 1 SINGAPORE. Fri. I A FORMER secret society leader today said in the Assizes that he had revealed to Mr. D.S. Dutton. the Pulau Senang superintendent details of an alleged conspiracy against him because he had a high regard for
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    Population talk
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Frl.— Dr. Owee Ah Leng will speak on "Population Explosion" at the V's Men's Club luncheon tomorrow at Princes' Hotel at 1 15 p.m.
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    Tun Yusof at party
    35 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Yang dl-Pertnan Negara. Tun Yusof bin Lshak will attend the St. John Council Association and Brigade tea party at St. John headquarters. Beach Road, at 5 p.m. tomorrow
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    $631 for the fire fund
    83 4 SINGAPORE, FT1.— The Singapore Council of Social Services today announced that It had received seven donations, barring those acknowledged in the newspapers, totalling $631 through the Singapore Social Welfare Department for the victims of the recent Geylang fire from Lorongs five to 11. The donations
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    CONCERT BY TOP AUSSIE VIOLINIST AT CENTRE
    91 4 One of Australia's out- i standing solo violinists and chamber music player. Harry Hutchins accompanied at piano by Miss Anne Howett (above) will give a recital at Singapore's Cultural Centre Theatre on Dec. 8 under the auspices of the Singapore Musical Society. The
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    COURT HEARS TAPED PHONE TALK
    236 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. A DISTRICT JUDGE, Mr. John Dorai Raj, today ■ft sentenced Lim Teck Chye, a gold assessor, to 12 months' jail on an alternative charge of assisting in the disposal of a stolen gold chain on April H7. Llm was acquitted on the main
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    SINGAPORE AIRPORT
    398 4 THE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements st Paya Lebar airport Singaporr: arrival; Japan Air Llrrn Krom Jakarta (JL 716) V50 a.m. BOAC: From London, Zurich, Cairo. Aqaba, Bombay. Colombo. Kuala Lumpur (BA 790) 3.30 p.m. from London. Frankfurt. Rome. Beirut. Teheran. New Delhi (BA 700)
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    Man found on road dies
    73 4 SINGAPORE. Fit— An unidentified male Chinese died at the General Hospital yesterday soon after he was found unconscious at Kim Seng Road. The man. aged about 55 years, U> five feet five Inches tall, has a dark complexion and was wearing a white shirt and
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    Available for the asking: House scheme $30m.
    86 5 THE DEPUTY Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Rarak bin Hussein, and the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin. were yesterday briefed on tbe progress of development in local councils and new villages by State development officers. Also at the briefing at the Ministry-
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    Move for a municipal council '—status—
    113 5 Move for a municipal council status SEREMBAN, Fri. The president of the Seremban Town Council, Mr. P. Gurnam Singh Gill, has called for a meeting next Thursday to discuss the question of turning the council Into a municipal council Mr. Gill will move two motions requesting the State Government to:
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    Motorcycle order
    23 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri. The Malaysian Army has ordered 100 BSA 350 cc motorcycles from Britain for dispatch riders and other personnel.
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    Jaga kreta on $2,000 bail
    64 5 PENANG. Fri. A jaga kreta, Aja bin Pitchay. 27. was today granted $2,000 bail when he pleaded not guilty to a charge of extorting one dollar from a shopkeeper. Mr. Ng Cheong Hai. in Kuantan Road on Nov. 14 Aja. it was alleged, threatened to
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    38 5 BANGKOK. Frt. Tengku Abdul Rahman, will visit Thailand around Dec. 21 for a ftolf competition at the seaside resort of Huahsin. about 140 miles south of here, a source from the Government House said today. Reuter.
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    Only conditions are economic feasibility and land grants, Tan tells developers
    382 5 KUALA LUM1V PUR, Fri. The Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, today said that loans totalling $20 million for the public and $10 million for Government servants were available from Federal funds to finance housing schemes throughout the
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    Stabbed when resisting -gang
    93 5 Stabbed when resisting -gang- M.RKMK.W, Fri. A young man who resisted tnree youths after they bad taken away a $23 gold necklace from his girl friend was stabbed at the Lake Gardens here last night. The three, after taking the necklace from the girl, attempted to remove Lim Kok Chor's
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    Extension of town
    28 5 SEREMBAN. Fri. The Town Board arna of Raniau. 12 miles from here, is to be extended a further distance of one mile in December 1964
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    Weekend of rallies for Ministers
    133 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. IT is another two days of rallies for several Cabinet Ministers this weekend. The Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Mohamed Khlr Joharl. attended antl-Soekarno rallies at Morlb and Banting this afternoon. Tomorrow afternoon, he will attend another rally at Gombak The
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    Girl, 8, killed in car accident
    46 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. A schoolgirl. Tan Kian Lia:i, 8. was killed yesterday when she was knocked down by a car at Mcumbatter. Road. Eye-witnesses are asked to contact Inspector Loh Boon Teck. of the accidents branch. Sepoy Lines station. Tel. 7200.
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    Boy who lied fined $50
    41 5 IPOH Fn.— A schoolboy. Chonfi Keem. 17. was fined $50 Ml tf"j weeks' jail. In a magistraie's court today for ir.aking a false oeraralion. Chung lied about his age when applying for a provisional driving licence.
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    INDUSTRIAL COURT: SETTLE DISPUTE
    136 5 INDUSTRIAL COURT: SETTLE DISPUTE SINGAPORE, Fri.— The president of the Industrial Arbitration Court, Dr. Charles Gamba, today told two parties in a trade dispute to enter immediately into negotiations either by themselves or with the informal help of the court Registrar, with a view to arriving at a collective agreement
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    Gift to P-fund
    39 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri. A donation of $330.80 from the staff of the Education Department. Perak, was received by the Straits Times here today for the National Patriotic Fund, bringing its total to date to f 143.955.59.
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    Solidarity meeting
    26 5 PENANO. Prt. The Penang People's Solidarity Action Committee will meet at Umno Hall here next week to consider further action aealnst Indonesia's confrontation policy.
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    Theft on estate
    27 5 IPOH, Pri. A drum of sodium arsenite valued at $49 was reported stolen from the store of the Strathisla Esiate in Jelapanp here yesterday.
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    NEW BID TO BAR POLITICIANS FROM UNION LEADERSHIP
    228 5 i KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. ANEW bid to bar trade unionists with political affiliations from holding office in trade unions and becoming delegates to the Malayan Trades Union Congress annual delegates' conference will be made next month. The Union of Forest Employees Is
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    Tri-lingual problem leads to verbal duel L-in court
    279 5 Tri-lingual problem leads to verbal duel L-in court TTUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A tri-lingual problem arose in a magistrate's court here today because the court interpreter was using Cantonese to a Hakka-speaking man in the dock, while defence counsel relied only on English. After 30 minutes of this. It was found
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    Nepal rural development men on visit
    90 5 Nepal rural development men on visit KUALA LUMPUR. Pri.— Three rural development officials from Nepal are at present on a week's study tour of Malaysia's rural development projects. They are Mr. Tari D. Bhattarai, director of Nepal's Pancayap Rural Development Institute; Mr. C. B. Ourung, principal of the institute: and
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    MALACCA POLICE SEIZE BLUE FILMS, DETAIN MAN
    147 6 MALACCA, Fri. The iT1 police here have detained a man in connection with the distribution of blue films. They also took possession of 12 reels of the films and a large quantity of Japanese obscene pictures. The detention of the man and the
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    Sultan thanks the Central Govt.
    241 6 ALOR STAR, Friday. THE Sultan of Kedah today paid tribute to the Central Government for implementing a decision by the Rulers that grants from the Social and Welfare Services Lotteries Board for building mosques and other religious projects could be accepted only if all lottery
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    He stole 5 shirts
    38 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. Yeo Bah Bee. 20, an employee of C.K. Tang Co., today pleaded guilty in. the Ninth Magistrate's Court to a Charge of stealing five sports shirts from the shop. Sentence was postponed.
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    Postmaster in $3,100 case jailed for six months
    210 6 RAWANG, Fri.— A postmaster, V. Thillaimpalam, 34, was today sentenced to six months' jail by the Sessions Court here for misappropriating $3,100 belonging to a watchman and two labourers. Thillalmpalam, of Serendah post office, pleaded guilty to three charges. Of the amount
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    Child care seminar
    37 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The Minister of Labour and Social Welfare. Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddln, will open a two-day seminar on Monday on "The treatment of children In need" at the Kampong Pandan youth centra.
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    Scooter rider has a brush with death
    76 6 THIS scooter rider (left), missed possible death by inches yesterday after his machine collided with a car and was sent reeling into the path of an 'L' driver's lorry at the Princes Road roundabout in Kuala Lumpur. The rider, Inche Abdul Latiff, a
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    RAIDERS GRAB JEWELS
    73 6 RAIDERS GRAB JEWELS SINGAPORE, Fri. A man yesterday snatched jewellery worth $2,500 after smashing the showcase of a goldsmith's shop in Bandar Street. Mr. Leong Ah Chye. proprietor of Kwong Cheong Goldsmiths, was serving a customer at about 3.50 p.m. when two men entered the shop. The snatcher suddenly smashed
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    PMIP motion on arrests
    68 6 KOTA BHARU, Fri.— The PanMalayan Islamic Party will move a resolution at the next sitting of Parliament on Dec. 11. asking the House to deplore the action of the Central Government in detaining three of the party's religious leaden under the Internal Security Act. This was
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    Clinical meeting for association
    43 6 ALOR STAR. Fri.— The Northern Branch of the Malayan Medical Association will hold a clinical meeting at the Oneral HosDital here at 6.30 p.m. tomorrow. This will be followed by a huffet dinner and dance at the Kedah Club.
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    Concert by police
    25 6 SUNOEI PATANI. Fri. Th* Band of the Royal Malaysian Police will stage a tattoo on the oublic padanic here on Nov. 30.
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    Teacher sacked: Students —protest—
    132 6 Teacher sacked: Students —protest— TIjALACCA, Fri.— Forty IT1 Malay students of the Methodist English School here today protested to the Chief Minister, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, against the dismissal of their teacher, Inche Mohamed Jali bin Ngah. They went to Inche Ohafar's private residence in Pringgit, near here, to
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    WIFE SUES DRIVING TESTER FOR SUPPORT
    92 7 WIFE SUES DRIVING TESTER FOR SUPPORT PENANG. Fri.— Yeow Khim Fong. a Kuala Lumpur driving tester, was sued by his wife, Chce Yoke Choo (above), for maintenance today. He was not in court. Madam Cher, 24, claimed that Yeo»v. 41. married her according to Chinese rites in September 1955. The
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    Joint service for Buddhists
    65 7 PENANG. Fn. Five Buddhist organisations the Malayan Buddhist Association, Penang Buddhist Association. Wesak Celebrations Committee. World Fellowship of Buddhists (Penang) and the Penang BuddhisC Institute will hold a Joint service on Sunday in memory of those who died during the recent relieious crisis in South Vietnam.
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    Soldier's absence: 'Family -worries'
    139 7 Soldier's absence: 'Family -worries'- KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Warrant Officer II Ghazlan bin Shaikh Mohamed, 28, was sentenced today by a district court martial here to 75 days' detention and reduced to the ranks for being absent without leave for 140 days. Ghazlan, of the General Service Corps, pleaded guilty to
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    Off to India
    32 7 IPOH. Fri. Mr. K.R. Ramalingam. and Mr. M.B. Somanaidu. officials of the Malayan Indian Congress in Perak, left Kuala Lumpur yesterday for a 10-day study tour of Southern India.
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    Committee looks into setting up art school
    282 7 Committee looks into setting up art school KUALA LUMPUR, Fri 'J'HE Government today announced the appointment of a 12-member committee to inquire into the setting up of a National School of Arts. The Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Education, Haji Abdullah bin Sahat, is chairman of the committee. Other
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    Rattakul due in KL
    54 7 IPOH. Fri. Mr. Bhichai Raltakul. the Rotary District Governor of Bangkok, left for Kuala Lumpur today after a five-day \Lsit to Perak. During his stay in Perak. Mr. Rattakul visited Rotiry clubs in Teluk Alison. Sitiuu.in and T:iiping. He will leave for Bangkok after a night's
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    Police detain 21, screen 421
    45 7 SINGAPORE, Fri. Police detained 21 men. and screened 421 peop.e on anti-secret society rounds throughout the island in the past 24 hours. Five men were detained under the Societies Ordinance, and 16 under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions i Ordinance.
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    THE KISS TRAP THAT FAILED: MAN ACQUITTED
    201 7 THE KISS TRAP THAT FAILED: MAN ACQUITTED DENANG, Fri.— Woman 1 Police Inspector Zainab binte Ahmad Yah testified today that she saw Ho Yoke Han, 26, grab a servant and kiss her. "The girl screamed and struggled to free herself." Inspector Zainab told the Second' Magistrate. Mr. R. Aria Retnam.
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    Two hours off every Friday for prayers
    78 7 PENANG, Fri. Several hundred Muslim workers em- ployed at the RAAF base In i Butterworth were today glv- en two hours off from noon to 2 p.m. to attend Friday prayers. Agreement on this weekly break was reached between the RAAF authorities and
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    Lawyer fined $30
    42 7 IPOH. Pri.— A lawyer. Mr. Lai Harcharan Singh, was fined $30 in the Traffic Magistrate's Court here today when he pleaded guilty by letter to speeding at 50 m.p.h. along Kuala Kangsar Road on the morning of March 3.
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    WE DON'T CONDONE SOEKARNO: 001
    151 7 PENANG. Friday. T*HE Socialist Front does not condone Indonesia's confrontation policy, Mr. Ooi Thiam. Siew. chairman of the party's Penang division, declared today Mr. Ooi. who Is Mayor of Penang, was replying to a Penang MCA statement yesterday accu-ing the front of being pro-Soekarno. Indonesia's
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    Escaped from police: $100
    74 7 IPOH. Fn. K. Subramaniam. 25. unemployed who tried to escnix* from a police corporal who had 'arrested him for lighting m public was today fined $100 or 01* month's jail by the magistrate. i Wan Mohamed bin Hail Mustaph;<. He had a previous eonvic- tion. Subramamam
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    Free film shows in Town Hall
    52 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri.— A film on the life of Swaml Ramakrishna will be screened In the Town Hall at 8 p.m. tomorrow. On Sunday at 8 p.m. another film on the life of "the Holy Mother" will be shown. The shows are open to
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    MIC TRAINING YOUTHS TO SERVE THE COUNTRY
    105 7 MALACCA. Fri. —The Malayan Indian Congress branch here has started a youth section to train men to be "ready to serve" the country, the branch president. Mr. O. Mar.appan. said today. He has also writen to the Comptroller or Manpower In Kuala Lumpur
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    Sergeant kissed me. schoolgirl tells court
    617 8 SINGAPORE. Friday A 16- YEAR-OLD schoolgirl today told a court martial of incidents in a restroom during which a Royal Air Force sergeant kissed her on the cheek and asked her to sit on his knee. The girl, Carolyn Merlo. a student at the
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    Train hold-up
    24 8 RAWANG. Fn. The Kuala Lumpur-Penang day mail train was delayed for an hour because two goods wagons were derated here this morning.
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    STORE TV ON TWO CHANNELS FROM TODAY
    95 8 STORE TV ON TWO CHANNELS FROM TODAY SINGAPORE. Fri. Television Singapura will transmit from two channels Five and Eight from tomorrow. The new Channel Eight, which has so far been broadj casting programmes only on i special occasions, will be transmitting daily from 7.40 p.m. to 10.10 p.m. Eventually. broadcasting
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    Another $5 for Che Hasnah
    51 8 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Straits Times today received donation ot 15 from Messrs. Nordln and Zairina of Petal ing Java, Kuala Lumpur, (or Che Hasnah binte Taib. wife of Radio Malaysia comedian, who died in an accident two months ago. The total collection now stands at
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    For fire victims
    35 8 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Stralt.s Times today received a donation of $50 from Madam Mary Thien for the fire victims of Lorong I 5/11. Oeylang. This brings the previous col- lection to $2,308.40.
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    University gets 'near priceless' Chinese —books—
    254 8 University gets 'near priceless' Chinese books SINGAPORE. Fri. A collection of more than 10.000 volumes of "rare and almost priceless" Chinese books will soon be housed in the University of Singapore library to help students in their study and research. Collected over the past 40 years by Mr. Koh Slow
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    Four with loaded gun told: Join up
    214 8 TEMERLOH, Friday A MAGISTRATE today told two youths and two men charged with unlawful possession of a loaded revolver and five rounds of ammunition that if they* wanted to carry arms they should answer the Government's call-up and join the armed forces. The
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      89 8 Aiiew Omp Bp V.T. BawmKm \~Z*^* 1/ I MAO THE BOS CUT AN \J C.YES /AND *TU TWCSei W RAVEN. ir^SaSs^^l ■mT i > i I ENTRANCE INTO IT FROM I A GOOO POWEPRjI K WVIErTE "BSp^SS ,/AN UNUSED BiBOHOUSE IN THE ATTIC OF THIS I VIETW OF BiMOCwLA(?S ARe
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    I have Harry in a corner— and he talks... talks
    1898 9  - I have Harry in a corner— and he talks... talks LEN DEIGHTON JT?7 i *P^ The 'horse 9 or heroin base ri n i <h a^3 arrived each month held L^Up^wH to a ship's hull by a \jj^j^4 number of magnetic clamps by ON MONDAY A SNIPER ON THE CLIFFS
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  • Obituary
    DEATHS
    55 10 2" M/errf* $lt (Minimum) MR. K. MURUCUPILLAI formerly of Kajanr. and uncle of Mr. K. Paramailngam. Kiinli Lumpur. pas-<-d ■war In A'cnvveiv. reylon. on 20-1 1-H/l MR C KRISHNASAMV of P\V I> flvi P.ihat, .lohore panned sw-sy on 19 11 106.1 at hi« home Mrs Krishnaaa'ov *hank« relative* and
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    63 10 HnrdM 5/0 iWsiassiJ THE FAMILY OF the late Mrs. T. Bamlah thank friends *nd relatives tbr their kind aaatstanee. wreaths, enniiolenrea on their rtceat bereavement THE FAMILY OP th* late Mrs. B. •nepherdson thank P.evrrend Kather y>mandez. Senior Omcrs and Staff of Panlr Panjong Power Station, relatives I and
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    IN MEMORIAM
    100 10 OUAH CHIN HIN called to rest on 13-11-42. Always a beautlf'il Memory of one we loved so dear. Deeply ■Used by wife and children IN LOVINC MEMORY nt our be- loved father Ma Tham Shun who was railed Home by the I,ord on 23.11. H1. Badly miftaert but
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    349 10 It Hard* 51* (Minimum, THE COCKPIT'S RIJSTTAFEL la •rived e\ery Saturday and >">nday lunch Ua*a REDISCOVER YOUTH with Aplsenim. ihi- genuine stabilised solution of Rtiva! Mlv THE CHRISTMAS PAIN Ssturdav SOth Nov. ml)«T at the Victoria Memorial Hall Id am ft m FEEL FIT be fit— drink Bear Rrnnd
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  • The Straits Times Saturday, November 23. 1963.
    • Article
      While Sabah Listens
      595 10 The demand that Malaysia should agree to submission of the Philippines' claim to Sabah to the World Court had all the sound of a new turn in the talks which it was hoped were leading to the restoration of diplomatic relations. This has proved to be the
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      Village Uplift
      435 10 The Government's programme for improving conditions in the new villages is well under way, judging from reports submitted to Tun Abdul Razak by State Development Officers from all over the country. To date, about $5 million has been spent on > road and drain improvements, community centres, wells,
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      Rubber Warning
      175 10 The speech by the President of the U.S. Rubber Manufacturers Association, Mr. Ross Ormsby, on the reasons for the industry's growing preference for synthetic rubber merits the most serious attention in Malaysia. Price, said Mr. Ormsby, was no longer a factor. It was the "general degradation in the
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    Untitled
    17 10 "But my dear Mr. Kennedy, you can't expect a leepard to change all his spots overnight 1
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      UNIFIED SCHEME APPEAL
      196 10 Teachers in Singapore ]YfR ABDUL Karim 1 (ST. Nov. 20). speaks of the grievances of honours graduates not receiving special allowances and stresses the dissatisfaction of degree graduates and certificate in education teachrr.i placed under a salary scale different from that of trained teachers who joined in
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      Invigilator
      138 10 pOR the third time In three years my wife has been sent to Invigilate in the Senior Cambridge examination and again she is sent to a school six miles away. This year the candidates Include H.S.C. students and the task will last three weeks. My wife has to start
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      Dog cures
      94 10 1 CANNOT imagine the R. S. P. C. A. putting any animal to sleep unnecessarily. I am sure if any animal has a chance of leading a normal healthy ltfe after treatment, this treatment will be administered. "Victim" (S.T. Nov. 18) says that the disease distemper has practically
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    Kaunda: Bid to conquer by kindness
    871 10  - Kaunda: Bid to conquer by kindness RICHARD HALL AS NORTHERN RHODESIA PREPARES FOR SELF-GOVT. IN JANUARY... from LUSAKA, Frl. THE pieces of the jigsaw revea ling what will be the economic and political shape of Northern Rhodesia with its impending independent status are rapidly falling into place. The pattern is
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    Tragedy of badminton star Wei Lon
    159 11 SINGAPORE, FrI. Wellknown Singapore badminton player Lira Wei Lon is dead. The 21-year-old State champion (above) plunged to his death from the top of a 10-storey block of flats at Old Kalian* Airport yesterday. His body was unidentified for 20 hours and appeals were
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    Ship's steward stole trisha
    57 11 SINGAPORE. Fn. Jaap Stephanas, a steward on the Dutch ship Mississippi Lloyd, which leaves Singapore tomorrow, was today fined $50 by ;i magistrate's court for stealing a trisha. Stephanies was detained by a Harbour Board police constable at 12 30 am. today when lie attempted to
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    University council to have closer link with K.L. Govt
    225 11 OINGAPORE. Fri. The Council of the University of Singapore will in future have more frequent discussions and better liaison with the Central Government authorities in Kuala Lumpur on security questions affecting the univer- sity, finance and development. This was the main
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    STUDENT PUTS ROBBER TO —FLIGHT—
    117 11 STUDENT PUTS ROBBER TO —FLIGHT— I7UALA LUIvIPUR, Fri. A Singapore student fought oii a robber who tried to grab his camera at the Lake Gardens here yesterday. Wan Kwong Van, 17, a 1 Higaer Scnool certincate student of St. Joseph's Institution, was taking photographs in tne gardens when one ol
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    BRITAIN NAMES EX-MCS MAN TO TOP JOB IN BRUNEI
    124 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri-Mr E.O. Laird, a former M.C.S. officer, has been appointed British High Commissioner in Brunei in succession to Mr. A.M. MacKlntosh, a British Information Services statement said here today Mr Laird. 48. will take up his new post next
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    Navy must be set to repel outsiders
    485 11 Navy must be set to repel outsiders SINGAPORE, Friday T<HE retiring Chief 1 of the Malaysian Armed Forces staff. General Dato Sir Rodney Moore, today stressed the need for the country's armed forces to be fullyequipped and well trained to keep out external trouble. In a farewell address to officers
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    'What Madam Tan told me'—A.S.P.
    660 11 'What Madam Tan told me'— A.S.P. gINGAPORE, Fri.— A police officer told the High Court today that Madam Tan Lian Cheow told him she was not officially married to the late "Biscuit King" Mr. Lee Gee Chong when he took down a statement from her. Asst. Supt. Lim Chye Hen&,
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    Troops go after 'insurgents' in mock jungle war
    231 11 Troops go after 'insurgents' in mock jungle war SINGAPORE. Fri. The first airlift of Australian troops aboard the RAF's new Argosy Cl military tactical transport touched off a Commonwealth Army exercise in Malaysia this week. Units of the 28th Commonwealth Infantry Brigade Group from Terendak Camp in Malacca are now
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      605 11 Today's Radio, TV i 12 midnight Negara-ku, Close RADIO MALAYSIA Dm. Ntiteoai mm RADIO SINGAPORE Service II J retire* Medium Wave service AJW.: 6.00 Time Signal Nega- ShJwL™ >erv,ce ra-ku; 6.02 Morning Melodies; 4{l «*t 7.00 Time 81gnal, The New*; AJI •6 00 Good M^rnina- «0i 7.10 Breakfast Potpourri; 7
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    Lock icon Strong protest over shooting of Iran plane
    262 12 ANOTHER PAGE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS i eaBOM«M m mm cm i TEHERAN. Friday IRAN is protesting "strongly" to Russia over the shooting down of an Iranian survey plane by a Soviet MiG fighter on Wednesday. killing two people aboard and injuring the pilot.
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    Lock icon LABOUR RETAINS STRACHEY'S SEAT: MAJORITY UP
    166 12 DUNDEE, Friday. THE Labour Party today retained the marginal Dundee West seat in a by-election with a 4.955 majority over the Conservative Party candidate. In the 1959 general election the late Mr. John Strachey. Food Minister in the post-war Labour Government, held the seat
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    Lock icon Emperor Selassie warns Somalia
    116 12 Emperor Selassie warns Somalia ADDIS ABABA, Fri. Emperor Haile Selassie yesterday warned Somalia to halt "acts of aggression and sabotage" against Ethiopia or accept responsibility for "any untoward consequences." The 72-year-old Emperor told Ethiopia's applauding parliament: "There must be an end to provocation. Patience is not limitless." Exasperation The Emperor
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    Lock icon Rangoon arrest wave
    53 12 RANGOON, Fri. Twenty people, mostly members of the leftwing National United Front and its sympathisers, were arrested here yesterday, bringing the total In the last three days to 117. The 20 arrested yesterday included employees of the State Commercial Bank, the Municipal Corporation of Rangoon and the
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    Lock icon Kuwait link-up
    22 12 LONDON, Fri. Kuwait and Communist China have decided to establish diplomatic relations, the Kuw&iti Embassy in London announced yesterday. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Macapagal faces Senate deadlock
    134 12 Macapagal faces Senate deadlock YJANILA, Fri. ScnaiT1 tor Gaudencio Antonino today resigned from his two key positions in the top echelon of the ruling Liberal Party in the latest intraparty trouble which threatens the Government's majority in the upper chamber of the Philippines Congress. In the 24-member Senate there are
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    Lock icon Adoula tells Soviet diplomats: Get out of -Congo
    194 12 Adoula tells Soviet diplomats: Get out of -Congo I EOPOLDVILLt. Fn.— Two Soviet diplomats arrested here on Tuesday arc being expelled from the Congo, Mr. Cyrille Adoula. the Congolese Prime Minister, announced last night. They have been ordered to leave within 48 hours. All other members of the Soviet Embassy
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      360 12 Straits Times Crossword F P I I 5 I F~l pi |6 I wpjpr~ I ■Br~«Br~iBB~~~BB IBFm ACKO&S 7. Island needs to acquire people 1. tie uufcni uuve lo negoUate In It ot a certain disposition suik uuu uuie, cariyinK an <ii). uu>m-&putterl ill). 9. Given timely preparation. I'd 8.
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  • LETTERS STRAITS TIMES Saturday Forum
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      An odd state of confusion over State of Penang
      183 13 WHENEVER the State of Penang is referred to a s Penane. the general impression is that it refers only to Penang island. This wrong impression is accentuated by the fact that in Malay the State is called Pulau Pinang and that
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      TEACHERS' PAY CLAIMS
      321 13 TEACHERS' PAY CLAIMS Unity in diversity HOW disappointed I was when I learnt that the NUT had failed to bring up the case of DTC teachers' salaries and service conditions before the National Joint Council for Teachers. Patience is a necessary quality of the union: so too is the acquisition
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      New forms
      72 13 ON September 10 I obtained Form F for citizenship registration, and on returning the ferm to the registrar's office on September 18 was informed that these forms are obsolete and that new forms are being printed tor Malaysian citizens. Since then I have either visited or telephoned the
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      A take-over
      142 13 I AM disgusted with students who think that the Ipoh Library i meant for their private study. The letter by "Angry Miss 1 (S.T Nov. 19) has prompted me to comment on the issue. As a senior member of the library I find it difficult to get a
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      All wrong
      141 13 YOUR correspondent "Playgoer 1 writes about a play performed over a month ago. Members of the public who have read "Playgoer's" letter, may not have seen the play mentioned "The Circle of Chalk." I have and I must say that 1 found It very Interesting well produced, well
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      More misery
      100 13 WHY can't trlshas be banned from the centre of town, especially Raffles Place? Even without these three wheeled nuisances there Is always congestion here, and the sight of one. in the middle of a kingsized Jam. increases the motorist's misery. The now of traffic will also be more
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      Disease threat
      79 13 T OW that cholera has I broken out again In Singapore I wish to draw the attention of the health authorities to the urgent necessity of cleaning up and disinfecting the grounds and drains at all sites where cooked food is sold. The drains at the Dunman-Joo Chlat
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      NUISANCE VALUE
      98 13 rE regular morning traffic- jam from Merdeka Bridge to Anderson Bridge is a wretched nuisance. To calculate this in terms of idling car engines, loss of manhours and extra police supervision, the waste seems unwarranted All this could have been prevented If a little ingenuity had been used
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      THE MAN YET TO MOVE FROM POLEMICS
      187 13 P Barry Goldwater the most dynamic leader on the U.S. political scene? Let us not lorget that he has yet to shift from the polemical to the practical. Dr. van der Kroef claims (S.T. Nov. 16j that Goldwater is against the ever encroaching
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      Air-drop plan for U.N. survey
      96 13 RADIO MALAYSIA'S two recent challenges to the Indonesian press and radio to publish or announce the results of the recent U.N. survey of the people of the Borneo territories have apparently fallen on deaf ears. I have a better Idea Why not air-drop Into the
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      In the dark
      72 13 nnHE Alor Star town counA ell should reply promptly to letters such as applications for licences or houses in the low cost housing area. Applicants are oucn kept in the dark and wondering whether their letters have been received. Applicants would have certainly been satisfied if their
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      1691 14 (Continued from Pace 10) SITUATIONS VACANT t» Word* SS (Mi*.)— Box St ef. txtrm READ tbe Senior Appointments Vacant In The Sunday Mall each week. VACANCY FILLED Applicants to Box No. A 3245 thanked. OFFICE BOY willing to do general duties, able to ride blrycle. Only those willing to work
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      1105 14 ACCOMMODATION VACANT 1 :n Word* iS (Mln.>—BoM St rts. oxtr* VACANT IST FLOOR at Oeylang's Road with telephone suitable for office or living area about 800 sq.ft. Telephone ***** Spore after 1.00 p.m. NEW CALICO OUIST HOUSE, 8 Claymore Hill, Orchard Road, Spore. At back Lido Theatre, S/D rooms available.
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      845 14 BOOKS PUBLICATIONS MONO KONQ m PAR BAST BUILDER IstakUctMd ism A Bi-Mentfily peredlcal ef Bunding A Real Estate Activities In the Far last. Current issue of Tbe Bulkier la oa attla Soon. Contents Include: Hanyang University Building, Singsper*. Crewing Jesselten, Ssasn. Government Flats, Mount Nleneleen, M.K. Bungalow at Shek 0,
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      1004 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE J* ITsreTs U (Mtm.)— Box St eta, txtrm HOLOEN IM] Special Saloon. First registered April 1963. Hllease 13.001 only. First-class condition. Reasonable price. Ring (Spore) ***** anytime. RENAULT FLORIOE Convertible Excellent condition late 1960 many extras all new tyres radio etc $4. 00 0.n.0. Pbone (Spore) *****.
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      809 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE If Word* SS (Min.)— Box tt eta. txtrm TONO AIK MOTOR Trading Company offer:— 1962 Flat 1900, Mini Austin 8/ Wagon. 1961 Volkswagen, 1960 Minor 1000 Vaa. 1959 F/Zodlac. O/Kapltan, Plymouth. M /Oxford, 1958 Austin M Van. 1957 Minor 1000. F/Zodlac, 1953 Pontiac. Easy payments, trade-In accepted.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    23 16 November 22. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 681 cenU (unchanged). TIN: $485 (u# 25 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 245 tons (down 15 tons).
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    107 16 MELBOURNE. Pri. INDLSTRIALS were firmer in active trading with rises well in excess of falls. Leaders continued to improve 1 with B.HJ\. Dunlop and GJ. Coles th 3 most aSected. Oils and base mrials were very steady. 1 Loans were steady. C.R.A 23/7 Mount laa 3S/« N. Broken
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    RUBBER PRICES
    250 16 DICEMBIR ant irade ruMir buven f.e.k. eloiod at S c.m. In ».ng«p.rt and Kuala Lumpur yeatortey at 681 c«nu p«r tb. uncttaasod OB Tknndiy i cloaioc level for the imeHhm The tone wrna very ojuiet. R.A.B. and P.MJ.R.t. eleilnt prMoi In emu per Ib. ye«ter«ay: Int. 1 K.S.S.
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    QUIET MARKET DAY AGAIN: McAUSTER SPECULATION
    472 16 Prom Our Market Correspondent ANOTHER quiet day was experienced on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with a moderate amount of business passing. Price movements in most equities were narrow, but McAlisters were an exception buffeted by a spate of rumours including one that a
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 16 Malayan Slock Indices Not. 21 Not. 22 Industrials: 1J9.98 120.59 Tins: 115.29 115.42 S rubbers: 109.05 109.05 Dec. 29. 1962 100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    781 16 MALAY AN STOCK EXCHANGE COMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bouittad (8,000) $1.69 D, (2.000) 51. 68, (2.000) 51. 67, (1.000) (1.69: Central Prep. $1.31 SU (1,000) $1.30, (34.000) $1.31;
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    184 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) November 22. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Dumops 20 eta. atcAhster 14 cts. B, Smelters 20 cts. Robinson 11 cts. tsuo 21 eta. C. Storage 4id. Fed. Dlsp. 13 eta. Rothmans 13 eta. y. A N. 13 cv. Selangor Prop. eta Gammons 18 eta. 8. Land 3 cv.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    71 16 /'Minese Preduee Exchange, Singav> pere neon prleia per picul ytstirday: Coconut ell: bulk $31) sellers, dram *54j sellers. Copra: Nov./ Dec UK/Con t!nent: Unquoted. Pipper: Muntok white *142| Mirers. Sarawak white $140 sellers, special Sarawak black $1074 sellers, garbled Lampong black $107) sellers, A.BTA. $U7a sellers. Sinxapori Coconut
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    67 16 'THE Malayan Kxehanga Banks' Aase--1 cistien made these changes in lv rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Sailing TT «r OD ready: Italian Llrs *****; S widish Krener 169. On the free exchange market in Heng Kong yesterday the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5.721 for
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    Modest rally in tin price: – Short-covering in rubber
    283 16 Modest rally in tin price: Short-covering in rubber rpHERE was a modest rally X of 25 cents yesterday in the Straits tin price which was quoted in Penang at $485 per picul. The offering was reduced by a 15 tons to an estimated 245 tons. Tin prices moved somewhat irregularly
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    259 16 SHIM lying alongside ttM Singiper* HartMtir wharvea »r t»p«Ud Uday arc Toledo 3S/38. Benavon 4/5. Marian Buczek 6/7: Tapah N.W. 5. Son* B« N.W. 2, But Sea N.W. 3, Sydney 30/38. Neder Rhone 10/11. Aiiichl■an lUru 31/32. Robert Maerak 40/41. NaKauKi IS. Jarmk N.W. 1. Eaao
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      759 16 i WESTBOUND tWOPt UWICt 1 Spore H. rTam inlni M'mhim, Mirt, osmn. utu Sulel Ib Part 21 is* A»jj»bb^ Uamert. tnmm. south t wtsi «nic« stmnci s-poiß TIBIA 1/ I D«e Durban (21/12), Port EIUMMUi (0/12), Capelom (28/U), Mjtadi (11/12), Port Harcoart, La(M (1/1), Cotonot it/1). Lome lama. Takoradi. Freetown.
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      213 16 SHIPPING NOTICE LLOYD TRIESTINO M.V. "VICTORIA" I This vessel is expected to arrive trom Europe tomorrow. Sunday, 24th November at 6 a.m. and will sail for Hong <Kong at 5 pjii. Passengers should embark between 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. and all heavy baggage should be delivered to S.H.B. Oodown
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      71 16 SHIPPING NOTICE WILHELMSEN LINES M/S. "TALLEYRAND" ARRIVED SINGAPORE 17.11.1983 A General Survey of ail damaged cargo discharged here from the above vessel will be held at 8.30 am. on 28th November and 3rd December, 1963 at Singapore Harbour Board Oodown Nos. 15/16. No further survey will be held either before
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    Consumer buying demand is small
    596 16 rpHE Malayan Rubbet market has perplexed most operators this week, although terminal markets suggest that they have been influenced only by Malaysia's lead report H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current survey. The real factor Is that there has been virtually no consumer buying during the
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      774 17 CONTINUED FROM PAGE II FOR SALE M Word* X5 (Min.)— Box it rt*. txtro SECONDHAND AIR-CONDITIONER irom 1 to 2 h.p. Any Brand. Admiral refrigerator from 3 to 13 cu.lt. Keroslne Kefrlgerator I cv.ft. Modern 4b, t>« Upper Seranicooo Koad. Spore. Tel: ***** or *****. FOR ST. NICOLA AS Order
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      668 17 AT YOUR SERVICE CHRISTMAS CLEANING MtAD AC Hit:: Carpels Upholstery scitntl tirally cleaned in your nome by Duraclean. Pbone Spore 2UIS4 for free Uoofl Housekeeping Booklet. SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) 2* Word* ti (Min.)— Box it et*. txtrt OESICN sew uwt, lewcneiv ujv, tnern mad* by experts at Pol) Huai Goldsmiths.
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      771 17 NOTICE LOST ONE RECEIPT No. 25(1. Holder of receipt should contact I us within one week from today failine which the receipt will not be valid UNION CONSTRUCTION CO.. LTD.. J.B. Branch. O C B.C. Bids Telephone 4049. CLOSURE OF MAIN ROAD, KEDAH. The Roadway at 4»4 milestone north of
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      798 17 I NOTICE 1. F. E. WADSWORTH wishes to notify the public that I have withdrawn as Managing Partner from the business of MERVYN WHITE ANT COMPANY of No. 40. Jalan Rida. Petaling Jaya, Kuala Lumpur and also of Room No. 0 Central Hotel. No. 624 Serangoon Road. Singapore as irom
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      755 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS 1 VACANCY CLERK CUM STORE-KEEPER Applications are Invited from suitably qualified candidates for the above non-government post. Candidates should be over 17 years of age and should have obtained the Cambridge School Certificate and also possess v knowledge of booking and typing. Salary scale: Probationer $137.50 X S7
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      729 17 TENDERS SINGAPORE TELEPHONE BOARD Tenders are Invited from contractors experienced in laying of telephone underground plant for carrying out the work below:— 93/Dl/63: Laying of pipeline in Mt. Sophia areas. Deposit: SlOO Tender forms, plans and specifications, etc. can be obtained from Chief Development Engineer's Office, 2nd floor. Telephone House.
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      617 17 THE MERCHANT SHIPPING ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 207 > AND THE MERCHANT SHIPPING (EXAMINATIONS FOR DECK CERTIFICATES OF COMPETENCY) RULES 1953. It Is hereby notified pursuant to rule 3 of The Merchant Shipping (Examinations for Deck Certificates ol Competency) Rules 1955. that examinations for Certificates of Competency as Master. First Mate and
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      1339 18  -  Epsom Jeep- RACING with BpSSSwpSHHh! RUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Garnet Bougoure's followers can earn quick rewards on Sunday. The crack Australian jockey has several good mounts and his best may be Air Ace (Race 5) and Depth Charge (Race 8). Both these horses showed Impressive
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      Tomorrow1! runners and riders
      1743 18 Tomorrow 1 runners and riders Race One: 1.30-Cl 4 Div 3-7 f I nilll L l ndBOm< Gl 'Sin Pin St.) Tulloh. 4 9.0 -Xawari It I rS U J m L Z*2 SUIUVan 78U (SF) WB2 6 3 ***** Sprinirneld (K.Y. Urn) Daniels. 5 89 Mitchell 9 i n
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      221 18 m if m a S. lL .^ariH ll HB^ 1 I Iba^aHH you're invited to tea in Japan The finest teahouse in Tokyo is less than six hours away. On the way, enjoy the extra shopping advantages of Hong Kong. Canadian Pacific have timed their departure for your convenience. Leave
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      266 18 mm, rheumatism. Within 30 Mcondb of applying Deep Hett Rub yonl begin to ieel wonderful toothing relief Iron 'rheumatic*'. mm,, LUMBAGO. Yet, Deep Heat really ghree fast relief from the agony of pain-locked muscles and aching beck It* fatt-ecting warming agent, methyl aalicylate, aided by a special Unolia bete, penetrates
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      RAF TO RUN 'SOCCER SCHOOL'
      352 19  -  TEOH ENG TATT England F.A. provide syllabus for eight-week course -by— CINGAPORE, Fri. The RAF in Sin gapore will run a "School for Soccei Coaches' in January. The RAF has obtained the approval of the F.A. in England from whom it has received the syllabus
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      Lock icon CRICKET Pollock hits century against NS —Wales
      221 19 CRICKET Pollock hits century against NS Wales CYDNEV. Fn. A splendid 120 a in 153 minutes by 19-year-old Graeme Pollock helped the South Africans to reach 271 for five on the lirst day of their match against New South Wales here today. Pollock hit 80 of his runs in boundaries
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      134 19 Denis AND THE Law A POLICEMAN escorts Denis Law to the dressing room as Aston Villa fans jeer. The Manchester United Scottish inter national forward was sent on* during the League match on the Villa ground last Saturday. Law was involved in an incident with Villa wing-half Deakin. The referee,
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      Singapore stay i confident
      254 19 RUGGER SINGAPORE, Friday \LTHOUGH hit by injuries. Singapore will travel to Malacca tomorrow determined to succeed and confident they will win when they meet Army Malaya, the holders, in a Malaya Cup south zone key match, writes Teoh Eng Tatt. Determination to do well stems from
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      HOCKEY Shock win by Seletar
      96 19 HOCKEY Shock win by Seletar CINGAPORE. Fri. Bottom-of- the-table RAF Seletar today gained a shock home win ovc RAF Changl, the leaders In the Singapore Hockey Association League Div. 1. Changi. before this match the only club with a 100 percent record In rive games, were outplayed by a fast
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      82 19 fAIPEH. Fn. Malaya defeated South Korea by 81 points to 80 on the second day of the second Asian basketball championship tournament here last night. The Koreans led 38-32 at half-time. In the rarlier frame. Singapore lvimbled South Vietnam 98-89 Meanwhile, the second Asian Basketball Conference
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      IN FINAL
      26 19 PENANG. Pri. F-A- of Penang League championships Ramblers entered the Victory Cup final las: night when they beat Chinese Wanderers 5-2 at City Stadium.
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      CABLE IN BRIEF
      52 19 BOXING Hywei*ht 'Svd-I neyi: Roclcy Gattellan <Aust); outptel Ray Perez iUS) over 10' rds. ■OCCm MM F\ Cup list rd reply (London): Bedloid 1 Weymouth 0 (Ber'loro away to ChrlmMord In 2nd rd). Rl'ftßY LEAGUE Tour match iWidnesi: Australians bt Widnw 20-9 Union: Coventry and Combined Services
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      178 19 RUGGER Malaya Cop: Perak v Kedah (Ipoh M'pal padang); Army Malaya v Spore Terandak Camp grd. Malacca > Johore v Negri (Rengami. Friendliea: S'gor Club v Padang Invitation XV (XL padang) Klang v Serdang (Klang); BMH v 18 Signals (Dover Rd); 42 Commandos V RAF Chanci (Sembawang)
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      Road relay
      55 19 SINGAPORE. Fn.— The longest road relay of the year 12 miles from Nanyang University to University ol Singapore will be held on Sunday at 8.30 am. The University of Singapore are organising the relay in which Teachers Training College. Nanyang University and the Polytechnic will take part. Each
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      226 19  - Coaching for ALL in the AAU scheme LEE FOO SAN: ATHLETICS by Ipoh, Friday SINGAPORE, Sabah and Sarawak athletes will be included in the Federation of Malaysia AAU's training scheme as soon as these states became affiliates of the union. This was stated here today by Basil Flinter, the Perak
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      171 19 HA 7..:r boxing 29th Novewber 1963 w* "m J Zmm I K CONQUEROR Of ISIMELI RADRODRO, DON COCKELL 100 OTHERS. FORMER CJ EMPIRE HEAVYWEIGHT WHm*W CHAMPION 10 x 3 mm. Rounds CLASH OF HEAVYWEIGHT GIANTS VICKERS fll HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION MM** f^ OF AUSTRALIA. &F M and 5 OTHER GOOD FIGHTS
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      145 19 TENNII Penanc CXC c'ships: Girls doubles: Fang Soo Yin and Men's singles final: Buddy Yeap Tan Swee Sim bt Tan Ah Nya and bt Tan Seng Jin 6-2. 6-1. Urn Slew Heoh 21-7, 31-10. TABLE-TENNIS Penan* pri- SOCCER— Spore GSFA Junior mary schools finals: Team (boyti Cup q-flnal: Supreme Court
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    50 20 MEN of the 3rd Bn., Royal Australian Regiment, board one of the RAF's new Argosy Cl transport aircraft at Changi. Singapore, for an airlift to Kuantan, on the East coast of Malaya, to take part in a Commonwealth Army exercise. (Story in Page 11).
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    217 20 PHILIP AND THE RUMOUR: PAPER CENSURED LONDON. Fri ORITAINS voluntary watchdog on newspaper v ethics, the Press Council, said today the Daily Mirror's sensational treatment of a story about Prince Philip was "distasteful." It wa.i not In accordance with "the newspaper's apparent attitude < t being activated by the Highest
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    84 20 First Lady to attend three functions today SINGAPORE. Fri. Toh Puan Noor Aishah, wife of the Yang dl-Pertuan Negara, will attend three functions tomorrow. At 10 a.m.. she will open the exhibition and sale of work by the Social Welfare Department at Victoria Memorial Hall. At 2.30 p.m. she will
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    Okuma on trade visit to Brunei
    111 20 BRUNEI TOWN. Fri. The Japanese Ambassador to Malaysia, Wataru Okuma, left for Jesselton today following a two-day visit here to pave the way for closer trade ties between Japan and Brunei. The envoy said he was on a familiarisation tour of Brunei and the
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    LONDON STOCKS
    396 20 LONDON, Fri— The stock market ended the week with the same unsettled conditions tnat have persisted since Monday. Buyers vno w ere already reluctant to open new commitments today iiud the additional restraining ii.iluence of Hie Dundee by-elec-tion result and tiie snaip {all on Wall Sueet to contend
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    123 20 SAIGON, Fri. Two Vietnamese dailies, the Bao Mai and Dan Luan. have been suspended, as from today, by the Information Ministry, the official Vietnam news agency reported. The Ministry said its decision is in accordance with the prevailing law. which provided sanctions when a
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    50 20 HONG KONG. Fri.— The Chinese Peoples Republic and AiBiianlMnn today signed in Peking a treaty delimiting tne 40-mlle boundary between them, the new China news ageucy reported. Afghanistan is the fourth country' to sign a boundary treaty or protocol with China since the Sino-Indian border fighting last year.
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    40 20 COPENHAGEN, Fri— Cosmos 22. a Soviet unmanned satellite launched a week ago, was brought back to earth at 1035 GMT today, a spokesman for the Danish satellite tracking station at Rude Skov near here said this mornIng. Reuter.
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    274 20 S'pore Varsity students vote for day's boycott of classes SINGAPORE, Friday. IJNIVERSITY of Singapore students tonight voted in favour of a one-day bovcott of classes as a protest against what their union has described as "infringement of university autonomy and academic freedom by the Singapore and Central Governments." The day-long
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    68 20 LOURENCO MARQUES (Mozambique*. Frl. The leading local newspaper NoUclas has been suspended for five days for publishing a cartoon the authorities considered "dishonourable" to Gen. de Gaulle. The cartoon showed Gen. de Gaulle operating a hand pump connected to a small "marlanne" (puppet doll) with the
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    158 20 CURRENCY BOARD IN TALKS TODAY ON FUTURE STATUS KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. »"FHE Board of Commissioners of Currency will x meet here tomorrow to discuss its future status. The meeting will be under the chairmanship of Dato Abdul Jamil bin Abdul Rais. who Is the secretary to the Treasury. Dato Jamil
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    95 20 BODY ON BEACH IS IDENTIFIED SINGAPORE. Fri. The body of a man found by fishermen at Bedok beach yesterday was Identified today as Sia Keng Sh?n. 51. He was unemployed. Sia left his Tempenis Road hut on Tuesday and failed to return. Meanwhile, police have* also identified a woman who
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    130 20 SWANSEA (Wales). Fri. Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh got his own back on Welsh University students who had "fiddled" a lift so that it made unscheduled stops with him inside. Hoping for a repeat performance, students introduced their own wiring system into
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    106 20 Generals die in air crash DELHI, Fri. 11 Five top Indian officers, including the Air Force Chief of Operations and the commanders of the Kashmir and Ladakh Fronts have been killed in an air crash, Ladakh Armed Forces Headquarters said today. The announcement said the dead included Vice Air Marshall
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    105 20 SINGAPORE. Prl— Tan Kom l\?eng. 24. was today sentenced to one years Jail for a breach of the Criminal Law (Temporary Provision) Ordinance on Jan. 19, this year. Inspector R. Naidu. prosecuting. told the court that Tan was found in the company of three I other police
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    55 20 FILM STAR Gina Lollobrigida. 36. went to the pictures last week in glittering style. She is pictured arriving at the Warner Theatie in Leicester Square, London, for the premiere of Dirk Bogarde's latest film "The Servant." She wore a black twopiece embroidered with gold
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    Lock icon Ikeda's Liberals are back in power
    124 20 Ikeda's Liberals are back in power TOKYO. Fri.— Japan's x ruling Liberal Democratic Party today received popular endorsement for its economic and foreign policies by winning a majority of 28!} scats as a result of yesterday's elections to the 467--seat House of Representatives. It failed, however, to maintain its pre-election
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    Brush work display
    81 20 SINGAPORE, Fri. More than a hundred people this evening attended an exhibition of Chinese brush painting by Mrs. Maria Venuti Maffioli. wife of the Italian Trade Commisaisner. at the National Library. It was opened by the president of the China Society, Mr. Lee Siow Mon<;, who described
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      42 20 UIGHEST and lowest tempera--11 tures In Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Thursday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Higbe <t Lowest Kuala Lumpur 84 73 Kota Bharu 91 73 Penang 38 72 Ipoh 72 Malacca 88 73 Singapore 91 73
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