The Straits Times, 30 November 1963

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 i The Straits Times lotted Jew**** Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1963 IS CENTS KDN 352
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    OUR DESTINY
    571 1  -  TUN YUSOF 'Kuala Lumpur will decide Singapore's fate and that of the rest of Malaysia' he tells Assembly BY SINGAPORE, Friday THE Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin Ishak, delivering the Government's policy speech in the Legislative Assembly today, -.aid that Singapore's destiny lay in the hands of
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    Big pay rises for Govt dentists, doctors
    276 1 Big pay rises for Govt dentists, doctors in ALA UMPI/R, Fri. Substantial pay increases for Government doctors and dental officers were announced today by the Minister of Health, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib. The allowance for house doctors and house dental surgeons has been increased from $401 to $650.
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    Lock icon A very special birthday grift
    64 1 ROME. Fri Sir Winston Churchill has sent a box of cigars as a birthday present to an Italian carpenter, Valentlna Bontempo who was born on the same day (Nov 30> in the same year <1874> as the former British Prime Minister. Mr Bontempo. who Is
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    Jakarta denies Sibu landing
    162 1 JAKARTA, Friday. forces spokesman Capt. Jusuf Sirath today dismissed as unfounded Malaysian charges that Indonesian jungle fighters landed early this month on the Sarawak coast. He said: "Such an accusative is an old song of the imperialists." He said that any landing of the sort "must
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    Lock icon Shortwave delay
    39 1 BRUNEI TOWN, Fri. The Inauguration of Brunei's shortwave broadcasting service scheduled for the end of this year had to be postponed mainly due to "unavailability of engineering and skilled technical personnel." an authoritative source said today. UPI.
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    Lock icon New Zealand poll
    13 1 WELLINOTON. Fri.— New Zealanders go to the polls tomorrow. Reuter.
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    Lock icon $200,000 'gold handshake'
    70 1 LONDON, Fri— Two chiefs of BOAC, who resigned last week after a Government shake-up in the airline's management, are to get "golden handshakes" worth about £26.000, (J200.000K The Dally Sketch said yesterday. The Sketch air correspondent, Desmond Clough, said he understood Sir Basil Smallpiece, the 57-year old
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    Lock icon Varsity closes three faculties
    46 1 RANGOON, Fri.— The Burmese Government yesterday announced the closing down indefinitely of the arts, science and social science faculties of Rangoon University due to deterioration of student discipline over the past months. Only the engineering and medical faculties will remain open. UPI.
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    Lock icon Lopez: 'Not helpful'
    84 1 MANILA, Fri. Foreign Secretary Salvador P. Lopez today criticised Malaysian officials (or issuing unfriendly statements regarding the Philippine claim to North Borneo. Mr. Lopez, in his weekly news conference, specially took exception to the statement attributed to Mr. Donald Stephens, Sabah's Chief Minister, that the territory to
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    Robbers drop $30,000 payroll in chase
    492 1  -  BOB PERIES By SINGAPORE, Friday FOUR armed robbers who grabbed a $30,000 payroll from the National Library here today dropped their loot and fled when cornered b> two detectives after a 500--yard chase. Earlier, as they were leaving the library in Stamford Road, the
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    Lock icon Bumper crop
    41 1 TAIPEH, Fri Taiwan's rice production this year Is expected to reach around 2,120,000 metric tons another bumper crop accordIng to food officials today. The island's rice production last year hit an all-time high record of 2,120,000 metric tons. Reuter.
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    Kelantan River bursts banks
    344 1 People flee to high ground j£OTA BHARU, Fri. The Kelantan River burst its banks shortly after 2 a.m. today, forcing people along a 0-mile stretch of the river lo leave Iheir homes. Many families fleeing to higher ground reported that they had jost most of their
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    STOP PRESS
    27 1 •SUSPEND AFRICA UNITED NATIONS. I ri. Ghana today called for •Suspension of South AlriM from I N lor its "continued (lisrruird ol world body resolutions.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Britain backs Cambodia talks plan
      272 2 LONDON, Friday. J^KITAIN would approve pians to hold a 14--nation conference, possibly in Geneva, to reinforce Cambodian neutrality, informed sources said here yesterday. Its purpose would be to reaffirm the neutrality of the Indo-China state and, if necessary, revive the International Control Commission for Cambodia.
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      Lock icon INDIA TOLD: CLOSE THIS OFFICE
      62 2 INDIA TOLD: CLOSE THIS OFFICE KARACHI. Fri. Pakistan yesterday ordered the closing of the office of the Assistant High Commissioner for India at Rajshahi. East Pakistan, from Dec. 15. A Government statement said the office had engaged in "espionage and subversive activities" and disseminated "malicious propaganda." Indian reading rooms and
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      Lock icon Compulsorily retired
      31 2 JAMMU. Fri.— The Kashmir Premier, Khwaja Shamsuddln announced yesterday that '97' senior officers of the Kashmli State Government were being compulsorily retired in a drive to end corruption. Reuter.
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      Have suitcase, will travel...
      94 2 HAVE suitcase, will travel that's little Lvi Chiang. The suitcase business began when he was a baby abandoned outside an orphanage in Formosa. They didn't have a spare bed so Chiang slept in a suitcase. He's two years old now and has spent most of his
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      Lock icon Two missing in ambush
      52 2 NAIROBI. Fri. A Shell Company employee and a policeman are missing after their Land Rover waj> ambushed close to the Bomall border in Kenya, police reported here last night The police said 25 tribesmen attacked the vehicle and its escort, near Oarlssa. About 25 shots were
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      BIG BOOST FOR ASIAN UNITY AT THE U.N.
      408 2 BIG BOOST FOR ASIAN UNITY AT THE U.N. UNITED NATIONS. Friday unity was given a big boost in the United Nations yesterday. An Asian Group appeared to be in the making as a result of a meeting on Wednesday attended by representatives of 13 Asian delegations. It was the first
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      Lock icon Leave Malaysia and Manila alone, says Sandys
      213 2 ONDON, Fri. Mr. Duncan Sandys, the Commonwealth Secretary, said yesterday he felt it was better to leave Malaysia and the Philippines to seek reconciliation of their differences in their own way. He was answering a sug— gestion in the House of Commons for
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      Plunderland
      113 2 JAKARTA, Fri.— The official J news agency Antara today published a Government decree providing for the freezing or seizure of enterprises wholly or partly owned by Malaysian nationals or by Indonesian nationals residing in Malaysia. The decree, called the Presidential Edict Number 241 of 1963, went into effect last
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Missile centre to be named Cape Kennedy
      174 3 Missile centre to be named Cape Kennedy WASHINGTON, Fri. President Johnson told Americans last night that Cape Canaveral, the Atlantic missile firing centre, will be named Cape Kennedy in tribute to the late President. In a Thanksgiving Day broadcast, he said the change in name was being made with the
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      Lock icon Arts festival plan
      28 3 LONDON. Pri.— A Festival of Commonwealth Arts Is to be held In London during the latter half of September, 1965, it was announced yesterday. U.P.I.
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      Lock icon Ruby-Oswald link?
      88 3 They were once neighbours, says Dallas paper DALLAS, Friday. JACK RUBY and Lee Harvey Oswald, the man he killed, were apparently once neighbours, a newspaper here claimed yesterday. The Dallas News said police revealed that a man matching the description of Oswald, the alleged assassin of President Kennedy,
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      Lock icon JAMES BOND A CLUE TO OSWALD
      357 3 JAMES BOND A CLUE TO OSWALD NEW YORK, Fri. p.B.I. detectives are searching New Yorks Bohemian quarter and New Orleans public libraries for clues to the past of Lee Harvey Oswald. Newspapers here yesterday told of police investigations into reports that Oswald had associated in Greenwich Village with a Southern-born
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      Lock icon Last salute to dad
      50 3 LITTLE John Kennedy Jr., three years old last Monday, salutes as the casket containing the body of his father is taken from St. Matthew's Roman Catholic Cathedral after the requiem mass. From the cathedral the body was taken to Arlington National Cemetery for burial. U.P.1., photo.
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      Lock icon ALL STAND UP IN TRIBUTE EXCEPT MAO'S DELEGATES
      175 3 WARSAW, Friday. ANGRY Communist Chinese protests against A tributes to President Kennedy twice interrupted the opening of the World Peace Council here yesterday. i Mr. Tang Ming Chao. a leading member of the Chinese delegation, twice strode to the rostrum to argue
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      Lock icon Royal audience for Sir Roy
      49 3 LONDON. Pri.— Sir Roy Welensky. Prime Minister of dissolving Federation of Rhodesia and NyasHland. was receU-ed by Queen Elizabeth in a farewell audience at Buckingham palace yesterday The Federation over which he ruled will be broken ud at the end of next month. Reuter.
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      Sen re-elected
      30 3 ROME. Pri.— Dr. B. R. Sen of India. Director-General of the U.N. Pood and Agriculture Organisation since September. 1956, hM been re-electd to a further four-year term.— U.P.l.
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      Lock icon Mrs. Kennedy and children with family
      61 3 HYANNIS PORT, (Massachusetts). Fri. Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy and her two children arrived here yesterday by Air Force jet for a Thanksgiving Day reunion with the rest of the Kennedy family. Mrs. Kennedy and Caroline, six, and John, three, were havine their first meeting with
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      Lock icon Winston is 89
      33 3 LONDON, Pri.— Fanner British Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill, who will be 89. tomorrow attended a dinner of the Other Club at the Savoy Hotel y est erday. U.P. I.
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      Lock icon Soviet peace-wreckers—by the Chinese delegate
      248 3 Soviet peace- wreckers by the Chinese delegate WARSAW, Friday rpHE chief Chinese de--L legate to the world peace conference here yesterday accused the Soviet Union, without naming it. of trying to wreck the peace movement. Mr. Liao Cheng-chin, the delegate, consistently used the words "some people" in his half-hour rapid-fire
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      Lock icon Venezuela seeks return of airliner hijackers
      198 3 Venezuela seeks return of airliner hijackers /CARACAS, Fri.— Venezuela Is to ask for the return of the six students who yesterday hijacked a Venezuelan airliner carrying eight other passengers and a crew of three and forced it to land in Trinidad. It Is understood here that no extradition treaty exists
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      Driver trapped upside down
      42 3 PEMONT. (California), Pri A highway patrol officer today dragged to safety a man trapped upside down in a submerged car for 20 minutes In San Francisco Bay. The driver, unhurt, said he survived because of an air pocket—Reuter.
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      Lock icon Threat to kill Queen alleged
      36 3 LONDON, Pri. George Mead. 45, a clerk, was formally remanded in custody for a second week here yesterday on a charge of writing a Mttr threatening to kill Queen Hizabet.v Reuter.
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      Lock icon Mourning Queen
      32 3 LONDON. Pri.— Queen Elizabeth, dressed all in black yesterday went Christmas shopping at a London department store. The Queen and entire Court are officially in mourning for President Kennedy. U.P.I.
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      Lock icon Embassy denial
      31 3 LONDON. Pri.— The Soviet Embassy yesterday denied any knowledge of a threat to kill the Russian Ambassador in London, aliened to have been made In a telephone call. U.P.I
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      Lock icon Kennedy stamp
      28 3 WASHINGTON. Pri. President Johnson wants a United States postage stamp issued In memory of the late President Kennedy, the Post Office Department said last night. Reuter.
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    Backdated 'triple pay'
    445 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. 45 NTUC AFFILIATES TOLD TO GO AHEAD WITH CLAIMS, BUT URGED TO USE DISCRETION i THE National Trades Union Congress has directed its 45 affiliated unions to formulate "triple pay" claims for work done on holidays by their members backdating to 1955 and 1957. The
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    Eight years prison for fatal stabbing in coffeeshop
    257 4 Eight years prison for fatal stabbing in coffeeshop SINGAPORE, Fri. M. Senathirajah, 25, unemployed, was Jailed for eight years by Mr. Justice Choor Singh in the Assize Court yesterday for fatally stabbing a watchman, Oui-chan Singh, 45, also known as Sarban Singh, in a coffeeshop. Senathirajah was found guilty of
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    Technology college for Ngee Ann
    130 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. HPHE principal of Ngee Ann College, Professor Liv x Yin Soon, has disclosed that the college planned to construct a College of Technology next year. Prof. Liv Is now on a tour I of the Federation to explain the establishment of Ngee Ann
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    BID TO BOOST TRADE WITH BORNEO
    126 4 BID TO BOOST TRADE WITH BORNEO SINGAPORE, Fri. The Chinese Chamber of Commerce is to send a trade mission to Sarawak and Sabah to promote greater flow of trade between Singapore and the Borneo territories. At its monthly meeting today, the Chamber appointed i a seven-man organising committee headed by
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    STU dance at the Vic
    54 4 SINGAPORE, Pri. The Ccrtl-ncate-ln-Eciucation branch of the Singapore Teachers' Union will hold a social and dance at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Dec. 12 at 8 p.m. Tickets at $4 per couple an obtainable at C.K. Tang. Wlnstons, Olympic Sports Co. and the union office
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    FATAL MISHAPS: FINE, BAN ON TWO DRIVERS
    405 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. JWo Public \V(Mks' Departmenj lorry drivers, who had been involved in sep:irate fatal accidents, were today convicted, lined and disqualified from driving by different district courts. Case No. 1: P. Muthlah, 31, was fined $1,500 or six months' jail and banned
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    Leak in science paper
    247 5 ONLY A FIVE-MINUTE LOOK AT QUESTIONS A DAY AHEAD— AND THE WORD SPREADS PENANG, Friday. Penang Education Office has consulted the Federal Examinations Syndicate in Kuala Lumpur on a reported leakage of the Cambridge School Certificate Science II paper at St. Xavier's centre. About 150 candidates
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    Clerk accu3ed of $3,990 fraud on firm
    72 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri.— Leong Yang Chong. a clerk with Harper Gllffllan and Co. here, was today chargod at the Sessions Court with 22 counts of criminal breach of trust of $3,990. He pleaded not guilty. He was alleged to have misappropriated the money
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    Co-op meeting postponed
    47 5 TELUK ANSON. Pri. The annual meeting of the Lower Perak and Batang Padang Rural Co-operative Rinking Union will be held here on Dec. 14. instead of tomorrow as originally scheduled. The union has 2.500 members from 58 affiliated co-operative societies In the two districts.
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    Brunei call for full freedom in C'wealth
    120 5 Brunei call for f ull freedom in C'wealth IJRUNEI TOWN, Fri.— D The Brunei People's Alliance Party decided yesterday to approach the Government to seek full independence within the Commonwealth for the British-protect-ed sultanate. The executive committee unanimously reached the decision at a meeting convened at the party's headquarters here.
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    Death crash: Welfare officer fined
    69 5 i IPOH. Frl An Assistant So- 1 cial Welfare Officer. Liew Khye Voon. was fined $60. or two j months' jail, by a magistrate's j court today for causing the death of a mason by a negligent act. He also had his driving licence endorsed.
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    Primary school renamed
    53 5 TELUK ANSON. Fri. When the new term begins next yetrr. pupils of the Anglo-Chinese Primary School here will be back at their old school which has been given a new name The Horley Methodist Primary School. This was announced by the headmaster. Mr. P. Vengadasalam. at the
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    Inquiry team likely to call for stockpile of vaccine
    203 5 Inquiry team likely to call for stockpile of vaccine ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The setting up of a central Malaysian institute to produce a stockpile of different types of vaccine is believed to be one of the recommendations of the inquiry team investigating the outbreak of cholera in Malacca in May.
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    Borrowed car stolen
    58 5 IPOH. Pri. A car which a vegetable gardener had borrowed from a friend in Sungei Patani to drive to Ipoh was stolen from Jalan Yang Kalsom here yesterday. The gardener. Lim Chip Pa, 23. told police that he had parked the car near the Cathay Hotel on
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    Shophouse wreckers work under Reserve Unit guard
    307 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. Reserve Unit policemen stood-by this morning when a demolition squad from the Housing and Development Board went to work on a 100-year-old row of shophouses in Havelock Road. The demolition •work began Just after 10 a.m. when the policemen cordoned off
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    Yeoh talks of a Malaysian TUC-minus S'pore
    205 7 Yeoh talks of a Malaysian TUC-minus S'pore ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri. 1V The president of the Malayan Trades Union Congress, Mr. Yeoh Teck Chye, spoke today of the formation of a Malaysian TUC. The new organisation will, however, not Include Singapore because of Its autonomy In labour. Mr. Yeoh said the
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    $6,000 from a bus firm
    45 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Another $6,098 was received here today by the Civil Disaster Fund for the Cheras flood victims, bringing the fund's total to $287.--447.91. The biggest donation of 16.000 came from the Fob Hun Omnibus Co. Ltd.. Kuala Luir.Dur
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    Quiet life of law is former detainee's ambition
    450 7  -  TAN TOCK SAIK By Kuala Lumpur, Friday MR- JAMES PUTHUCHEARY, one of the three Singapore detainees released by the Central Government yesterday, is to make Malaya his home and to go into private law practice. Today, in his sister's house in Petaling
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    Low-cost homes: A U.D.P. claim
    170 7 Low-cost homes: A U.D.P. claim OENANG, Fri. The lone U.D.P. representative in the City Council. Mr. Teh Ewe Lim (Kampong Manggis), claimed today that his party, if elected to power, could teach the ruling Socialist Front "a thing or two" about low-cost housing schemes. Speaking on the adjournment of today's
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    MERLIN RECOGNISES HOTEL UNION
    146 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE management of the Hotel Merlin Ltd. has decided to recognise the National Union of Hotel, Bar and Restaurant Workers, and has also agreed to reinstate an accounts clerk. The general secretary of the union, Mr Peter Teh. said that In view of
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    Theft at temple
    29 7 RAWANG. Prl.— Thieves broke Into the Sikh Temple here and got away with about $130 in coins from the offertory box tn front of the altar
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    Mrs. WoodhuU: I knew of my husband's impending release
    129 7 Mrs. WoodhuU: I knew of my husband's impending release SINGAPORE, Fri. Mrs. Sandra WoodhuU, wife of former Bansan Sosiahs vice-chairman released yesterday from political detention, said today that she had seen her husband in Johore Bahru earlier this week, when she learnt of his impending release. Mrs. WoodhuU (above), formerly
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    Offer of $100 bursaries to Malay students
    91 7 CINGAPORE Frt. The Malay 'Literary Union In Singapore Is offering two bursaries next year to Malay students in the Malay and English streams The bursaries, worth $100 each. are meant only for students in Secondary Three classes This year, the union har already
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    Sock condemned
    20 7 KUALA LUMPUR, p*t. The Malaysian Sinhalese Association has approved a resolution condemning President Soekarno's confrontation policy against Malaysia.
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    Re-union dinner
    29 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The old boys of the Anderson School. Ipoh. will hold an annual re-union dinner at the Embassy Hotel here at 7 30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    AUSTRALIAN ELECTIONS BEAM TO MALAYA
    120 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Radio Australia will be^m transmissions to South-East Asia on the Australian elections tomorrow. These transmissions which will Include a background talk. Summaries can be heard on the following wavelengths (all times local) 6.40-6.45 p.m. talk "Election Background" on ***** and 9670 kc/s
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    ANOTHER 'HEAVY ANNUAL LOSS'
    154 7 ANOTHER 'HEAVY ANNUAL LOSS' tIENANG, Fri.— An All- lance councillor, Mr. S. Natha Singh (Pengkalan), today urged the City Council "to consider seriously the heavy loss" incurred annually by the City Transport Department. "During the four years from 1959 to 1982 this department has Incurred a total loss of over
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    Test in Korean self-defence
    57 7 KUALA LUMPUR. FrL The first batch of 50 members of the army to complete a course in Tae Kwon Do, the Korean art of selfdefence, will be tested by a panel of examiners, including the Korean Ambassador to Malaysia, Major Oeneral Choy Hong Hi tomorrow. They
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      207 8 The year's most dramatic pictures, taken by an amateur with a home movie camera ON these pages today the Straits Times is able to record in detail the history-shaking assassination of President John Kennedy, and the wounding of Texas Governor Connally. These are the pictures that no
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    198 9 Jackie looks for help AMERICAN Secret Service agents invest ig a t ing the murder of President Kennedy examined the film taken in colour with his home movie camera by Dallas dress manufacturer Abraham Zapruder. These shots are
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    Live shell explodes in face of miller
    140 10 Live shell explodes in face of miller WELLINGTON. Fri. A small shell possibly fired in Malaya during World War n exploded in the face of a sawmiller today when it was sliced ln half by a circular saw at an Auckland factory. The live shell was embedded ln a 15
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    Tengku charges: Party Rakyat is siding with Indonesia
    529 10 Tengku charges: Party Rakyat is siding with Indonesia PREMIER URGES INDIANS TO BE READY TO MEET SOEKARNO DANGER I KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. JENGKU Abdul Rahman today accused the Party Rakyat of siding with Indonesia. The Prime Minister criticised opposition parties for not coining out In the open and denouncing President
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    Lock icon Brunei to free 50 more detainees
    144 10 Brunei to free 50 more detainees BRUNEI TOWN, Pri.— With the scheduled release in early December of 50 Brunei revolt detainees new undergoing rehabilitation. the total number of freed rebel suspects since April 9, when the first returned home, will pass the 1,000 mark. When the Berakas detention camp wag
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    Exhibition at art gallery
    57 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The chairman of the board of trustees of the National Art Gallery, Prof. Ungku Abdul Aziz, will declare open an exhibition of paintings at the British Council Hall here on Monday. The exhibition will thereafter be open to the public until Saturday, Dec
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    Scooter stolen outside shop
    47 10 PKNANO. Pri— A scooter parked ln Prangln Rood overnight wu reported stolen yesterday morning. The owner. Chin Teck Phoon. a carpenter. ToM police he left the scooter outside a shop at midnight and missed It when he returned for It at 9 a.m.
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    Street singer fined $25
    68 10 SINOAPORE. Pri.— Hoe Ah Hal was merrily singing "Rasa Sayang Kh" at the Junction of Sims Avenue and Lorong 37, Oeylang, on Wednesday night when police arrested him. Yesterday Hoe pleaded guilty in a magistrate's court to a charge of using two loudspeakers on a motorvan
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    Hawkers: 'Situation is explosive'
    182 10 PENANG, Friday. THE problem of hawkers in Penang has become "very acute and explosive," Mr. Teh Ewe Lim (UDP-Kampong Manggis) said today. "After nine months' irregular business activity, they have reached the end of their resources." Mr. Teh told the City Council at its monthly meeting.
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    'Confrontation united our people'
    106 10 r£ MIC annual report, referring to Indonesia's confrontation policy towards Malaysia, said: "The confrontation was aimed at wrecking our progress and prosperity but on the other hand, it has united our people to stand solidly to face any eventuality. "And today, we see the nation united
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    65 10 OFFICIAL BRUNEI VISIT BY HEAD BRUNEI TOWN. Fri. The British High Commissioner to Malaysia, Lord Head, arrived here yesterday for a short official visit accompanied by Lady Head. He was scheduled to tour the oilfields of Seria today as well as other places of Interest ln the state, including the
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    Tender for a ferry
    55 10 PENANO. Fri.— The Penang Port Commission has awarded a tender to the Kris Shipping Company for a new $2 million ferry. "In view of the Increase ln ferry service traffic It has been decided to run another vessel similar to the five now in service," a
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    Smoking in court: $5
    39 10 PENANO. Pri.— A woman. Chuah Hoon Kirn. 52, was fined $5 today for smoking a cigarette in the Sessions Court. "You have committed contempt or court." the president, Mr. B. T. H. Lee. told her
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    $180,000 new market
    26 10 SINOAPORE. PH.— The Minister of Labour, Mr. Jek Yuen Thong, will open the $180,000 Queenstown market ln Queensway on Sunday at 9 ajn.
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    New Commodore
    30 10 SINGAPORE. Pri.— Capt Leonard H. Howard, 69, has been appointed Commodore of the P. and 0.-Orient Pleet, succeeding Commodore Leslie A. Hill, who retires after 39 years' service.
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    New London chancery for Malaysia
    123 10 I Kuala Lumpur, Frt. 1 rnHE Malaysian Gov- ernment is to purchase a new chancery building for the Malaysian High Commission in London at BMgrave Square, the Straits Times was told today. The present offices of the High Commission are spread out in London ln
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    ONWARD for a new city and a fair and affluent society
    3012 11 The tasks ahead for Singapore now that Malaysia has brought independence -by Tun Yusof SINGAPORE, Friday Oasis of progress and plenty in a turbulent and chaotic region... Tun Yusof: To close our eyes to causes of discontent is to
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    37 12 __**_irsr»l» Sl* (Minimum) MAOAM SOOSAY DAS and children. Kaaipiliai Road. Sentul thank sincerely relatives, friends for their assistance, wreaths, mass offerings, prayers, condolences and attendance at the funeral of thr late Mr. R. 8 Sooaay Dass.
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    61 12 Wartf* Sit (Minimum, IN MEMORY OF our dear father. Mr V Ksnnan. who was taken away from us this day last year. He shall always he near to our heart Children DONALD: They are not long the daya of wine and rose* out of a misty dream. Our
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      It's An I11 Wind
      647 12 The problems which the rupture of trade with Indonesia pose for Singapore lie unpleasantly in the path of progress. They were given full attention by Dr. Goh Keng Swee in his budget speech in the State Legislative Assembly. He did not minimise the effects of "confrontation",
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      Australian Poll
      343 12 Today's Australian general election has more than usual interest for Malaysia. Policy on defence assistance for this country is a major issue. Both the Liberal-Country coalition led by Sir Robert Menzies and Mr. Arthur Calwell's Labour Opposition agree that Australia should come to Malaysia's aid in the event
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      Postal Dispute
      212 12 It must be presumed that a determined attempt is being made to avert the Singapore postal strike. But two days before the deadline, neither the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees nor the Ministry has informed the public how negotiations are progressing or even whether they are taking place-
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    L.B.J.-the man and the task he faces
    1406 12  -  DENIS BROGAN A CLOSE-UP OF THE NEW PRESIDENT by ycaio 1111- -L.B.J,PRESIDENT Lyndon B. Johnson's fascination with his own initial* is "an obsessional interest," says psychologist Dr. Eustace Chesser. Most of us share it to some decree, from the schoolboy carving his initials
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    Glitter and laughter...
    561 13 IPOH, Friday KINGS DINNER AT THE ISTANA FOR DENMARKS PRINCESS CHARMING SO SAD-SHE MISSED THAT RIVER TRIP THE Yang di-Pertuan Agong's personal fourengined plane this morning brought here Crown Princess Margrethe, 23-year-old heiress to the Danish throne. She was on her way to the Danish-owned Jendarata Estate
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    Senate meeting
    23 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Senate will meet for two days from Dec. 27 and a further two days from Jan. 13.
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    Port chief to sign $15m pact
    93 13 Port chief to sign $15m pact PENANO, Pri.— The Chairman of the Penang Port Commission, Dato Laksmana Haji Mohamed Razalli. will leave for Germany on Sunday to sign the agreement for a $15 million loan for the partial financing of the proposed deep-water wharves at Butterworth. He will be accompanied
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    Stop interfering in universities, Govt urged
    232 13 Stop interfering in universities, Govt urged KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. T<HE Students Council of the University of Malaya Students Union today called on the Central and State Governments to "refrain from any further intrusions" into affairs of universities. In a statement today, the council also called for the establishment of an
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    Community hall
    34 13 TELUK ANSON. Frl. Inche Yahya bin Hajl Ahmad. Alliance MP for Bagan Datoh. opened a i&.000 community hall at Jendarata village, 10 miles from here yesterday. It will benefit about 3.000 people.
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    TWO FOR TARIFF ADVISORY BOARD
    95 13 TWO FOR TARIFF ADVISORY BOARD KUALA LUMPUR. Frl.— The Central Government has appointed two deputy chairmen of the Tariff Advisory Board. They are Inche Sujak bin Rahiman. Controller of Trade In the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, and Mr. B.A. St. J. Hepburn. Sarawak's retiring Financial Secretary. Inche Sujak will
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      24 13 TIME November 29, 1963 Issue LYNDON JOHNSON (New U.S. President) and Full Story of Incident Get Your Copy Today. Available At All Newt -stands
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      177 13 I Today's Radio and TV RADIO MALAYSIA NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SERVICE: 41.7 metres A.M.: 6.00 Time Signal -Ne-Kard-ku; 6.02 Morninu MeiOdies; 7.00 Time Signal. The News; 7.10 Breakfast Potpourri: 7.30 Learn A Word A Day; "32 Breakfast Potpourri 8.00 Time Signal, The News: 8.05 Saturday Session; 9.00 Close Down P.M. 100
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      333 13 Charms: 10.15 Know Your Malaysia; 10.30 Emi Pods Hour: 1 1 .30 Cocktails For Two; 12 (midnight) Negara-ku, Close Down RADIO SINGAPORE Ml 1)11 M WAVE SERVICE 476 metres SHORTWAVE SERVICE 41 metres A.M. 6.00 Oood Morning; 6.01 Morning Prelude: 7.16 News; 7.20 Breakfast Bulletin: 7.30 Up And About; 8.15
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      113 13 Share Market Report; 1.45 Enoch Light Conducts His Well-known Orchestra; 2.00 A Man And His House: 2.15 Calling The Housewife 2.4S Ail This And Heaven Too; 3.00 Latin Favourites; 3.30 Masterworks From France. 4.00 Olf The Record: 4.30 The Tempo Changes; 5.00 Records At Ranfiom; bJ3O Science And Indusiry; 5.45
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    Six armed men captured near Sarawak border
    336 14 KUCHING, Fri. DOLJCE have arrested six men, alleged to be Indonesians, who had crossed into Sarawak from Indonesian Borneo in Simanggang, in the Second Division of Sarawak, on Monday, it was revealed today. The Commissioner of Sarawak Constabulary, Mr. P.E. Turnbull. said the
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    PAY BOOST FOR MPs ON THE WAY
    500 15 Tengku to introduce two amendment Bills KUALA LUMPUR. Friday MINISTERS and MPs are expected to be paid bigger allowances. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will move the Ministers (Remuneration) (Amendment) Bill and the Parliament (Members Remuneration) (Amendment) Bill in the House of
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    RAZAK TO OPEN GOVERNMENT CLERICAL UNION MEETING
    183 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. rpUN Abdul Razak, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Rural Development, will open the first delegates conference of the National Union Government Clerical Workers to be held at the Federal House canteen next Saturday. Ninety delegates and 130 observers
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    Colombo Plan scholarship
    66 15 SINOAPORE, Pti. Mrs. Llm Jin Hua. a nominee of the Singapore Government, has been selected by the Government of India for the award of a scholarship for a six-month leprosy training course, under the technical coooeration scheme of the Colombo Plan. Mrs. Lim will be attached to
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    Liquor at ball: Sultan answers critics
    188 15 Liquor at ball: Sultan answers critics pOH. Fri.— The Sultan of Perak said here today that the liquor served at functions in connection with his recent installation was presented by merchants, planters and miners in the state. He was clarifying Press reports on the serving of liquor and ballroom danclng
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    Burglars raid club
    31 15 PENANO. Frl. A plntable was forced open for its few coins and $280 stolen from a cash box at the Penan* Chinese Swimming Club in Tanjong Bungah yesterday.
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    Lock icon PROBE INTO COMPLAINTS AGAINST TROOPS
    142 15 I/UCHrNO. Fri.— The Government Is Investigating complaints made by the civil population against Malaysian Federal troops garrisoned in Sarawak. At a meeting In the Third Division Advisory Council in Slbu Town yesterday, memoers asked State Government representatives If any action had been taken on these
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      317 15 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS A number In public appear to 1. Two members of the family. 6 MißhT^resent a good deal one retired, wander in two °Qf work? 4). ruins in London Ui. 3J c. Rear beams, so to speak (S). 9. "Many an bearing tree 7 pp outs ldefts
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    Sabah 'come and see' offer to Singapore contractors
    342 16 SINGAPORE, Friday. CABAH would welcome a survey mission of Singapore contractors to study local conditions and the feasibility of bringing in some 1,500 skilled workers for its development schemes. Sabah's Minister for Communications and Works, Datu Khoo Siak Chiew, said this here
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    Rubber production goes up
    52 16 Rubber production goes up KUAI*A LUMPLR. Fri Rubber production in Malaya last month totallel 70.742 tons 3.411 ..one more than In September, according to statistics issued here today. Estates produced 42.914 tons and smallholdings 27 828 tons. In September. production totalled 67.331 tons 39.070 tons by estates and 28.261 tons
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    Student dept director's duty ends
    72 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Prt. The director of the Malaysian Students' Department to London. Mr. Paul Chang, has completed his tour of duty with effect from Sunday. It was stated today. Mr. Chang, who has M«n away since June, 1961, will return to Kuala Lumpur arter one
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    'PROTECTION FEE' CHARGE BY M.P. IS DENIED
    222 16 'PROTECTION FEE' CHARGE BY M.P. IS DENIED PENANG, Fri. The Malaya Trawler Fishing Association today denied a recent allegation by a Member of Parliament, Mr. Gen Chong Keat, that it was paying "protection fees" to certain Government officials. "This Is a serious charge," a spokesman of the association told a
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    Scout camp fire
    38 16 PENANO. Prt. Huji Ahmad bin Saaid. chairman of the Provincnr North District Council, will open the camp ftre of the Rural Trade School's scout troop at Telok Ayer Tawar. Butterworth, at 7 p.m. ou Tuesday
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    KING TO OPEN $40m. WHARVES ON Dec. 27
    167 16 KING TO OPEN $40m. WHARVES ON Dec. 27 ITUALA LUMPUR. Fri. —The Yang di-Per-tuan Agong will officially open the $40 million North Klang Straits project at Port Swettenham on Dec. 27. The ceremony will also be attended by the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman. The Minister of Transport. Dato Sardon
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    Chinese mining officials
    45 16 IPOH, Prl. Dato Lav Pak Khuan has been re-elected president of the All-Malayan Chinese Mining Association. Senator Chan Kwong Hon. of Kuala Lumpur, was elected vicepresident, with Mr. Woo Ka Lim. of Perak. as secretary, and Mr. Tan Seng Kay (Selangor) treasurer.
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    Lock icon Italian mission for Malaysia
    38 16 ROME. Pit An Italian economic mission left by air for Malaysia yesterday for talks on possible markets for farming machines, electrical plants, textiles and chemical productsThe mission was led by Senator Daniele Turanl. Reuter.
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    Annual meeting
    28 16 KUANTAN. Prl.— The annual meeting of the Pahang Government Servants' Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society Ltd. will be held at the society's headquarters here on Sunday.
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    Opium man fined
    37 16 KUALA LJPIS. Prl.— A shop assistant. Ang Pang Sooi. 63. was fined a total of $150 in the magistrate's court hero yesterday for possessing a quantity of prepared opium and two opium smoking pipes
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    Hospital servants likely to accept newj offer
    150 16 Hospital servants likely to accept newj offer ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri. I —The Government has offered to backdate a pay award affecting 8,000 hospital servants, mostly attendants, to March 1 this year. Though the Government Medical and Health Employees National Union has demanded that the award be backdated to Aug. 1.
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    Call-up PMIP co-operates
    58 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri The PMIP-con trolled State Government of Kelantan has been "very cooperative" in preparing for registration for national service, the Controller for Manpower. Mr. S. Kumar, said today, before he flew to Penang to make final arrangements for registration there. Arrangements had been made in
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    Governor to open theatre
    53 16 PENANO. Pri The Governor. Raja Tun Uda Al-Haj, will open the Shaw Brothers' $500,000 Federal Theatre in Dato Kramat Road here at 9 p.m. on Tuesday. The ceremony will be followed by the premiere screening of the film. "The Mongols" in aid of St. Nicholas Home
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    Prize-giving day
    31 16 SUNGEI PATANI, Fri. Datin Tengku Aminah. wife of the Mentti Besar. Dato Syed Omar Shahabuddin. will give away prizes at the Batu Pfkaka English School, Kuala Ketil, on Monday.
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    MCA has ignored us, says dock workers' union
    216 16 PENANG. Friday rpHE Penang and Pro- vince We 1 1 esl c y Stevedores and Dock Workers' Union today charged that 6.000 waterfront labourers had been left out by the MCA in its plan to seek central government aid for local dockers
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      Dirty beaches PICNICKERS ARE NOT SOLELY AT FAUL
      168 17 Dirty beaches PICNICKERS ARE NOT SOLELY AT FAUL mHE remarks made aboutX Singapore's beach problem Ignore those responsible for keeping the beaches clean. Not all the blame belongs to picnickers or campers. There are lovely stretches of beach dotted with clusters of rocks and dead stumps which could be easily
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      119 17 OIK university students do turn up with shocking ideas occasionally but I was disgusted with the letter you carried on November 14 by "Enraged." It is difficult to believe that a university student can be devoid of civic duty to the extent that he is enraged because he
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      32 17 •THE public telephone outside Newton Post Office is often out of order. It is very disappointing. Why not give it a thorough repair once and for all? INDIGNANT Singapore
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      Poor exam results: Are schools to blame?
      282 17 TT is an unfortunate fact that the results of school examinations in smaller towns are always below the standard in the major towns such as Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh. It disappoints and discourages school pupils. The factor cannot be explained by simply assuming
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      88 17 MR. Kesselring shows either a complete lack of understanding of Mr. Goldwater's principles or is deliberately attempting to discredit him because of selfish motives and interests. Throughout the U.S. Mr. Goldwater is considered by the huge middle class group of people the answer to keeping the principles that
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      97 17 A CORRESPONDENT complains about the student congestion in Ipoh library. This problem also exists in the Singapore National Library. The library is packed with students who seem to be studying and it is almost impossible for a reader to get a seat, specially during the examination season. Even the
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      162 17 rE donation of blood to our hospitals Is still regarded with awe and fear by many Malaysians. Few understand that a blood donation saves life. Any organisation which aims to promote blood donations will be faced with many problems other than those of organisation. But these difficulties do
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      99 17 I REFER to the letter from "Mall Fan" (8. T. Nov. 15) about the late delivery of mail from Killlney Road Post Office. I might pernaps explain that It was necessary to transfer the delivery of mall for Postal District No. 9 to Killlney Road Post Office on
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      202 17 A meteor-like career that illuminated the world rE career of John FiUgerald Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States of America, was like a meteor. In its brief passage across the heavens, it illuminated the world and filled our hearts with admiration. Young, versatile, wise and courageous. President
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      327 17 Why is Spore the exception? JANUARY Ist being New Year's Day is celebrated by millions throughout the world. Singapore should be no exception. It Is a day for rejoicing and gaiety It is as important to those who celebrate It as It is to those who
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      110 17 Cockerel crowing on a dung hill I THINK It was H. O. Wells who compared Napoleon to a cockerel on a dung hill. Instead of using his opportunity and power for the improvement of France and Europe, he thought he could conquer the world. He ended his career on St
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      62 17 IT is high time someone complied about the Chinese programmes being put by T\ Singapura. "Meet the People" has been retelevised, suggesting that Television Singapura is running out of material. Other films which are dying of old age should not be shown. And it is really the last
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      POOR DEAL FOR MOTORISTS IN IPOH
      75 17 POOR DEAL FOR MOTORISTS IN IPOH npHERE Is traffic conX gestion In the main streets of Ipoh because there is not sufficient space for »ne movement of traffic. Hugh Low Street is such an example. Owinf to the frequent occurrence daily heavy traffic and •f traffic jams, it is essential
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      79 17 1 HAVE been a patient in Ipoh hospital and I understand the inconvenience and nuisance caused to patients by motorists especially motor cyclists, at night. The patients need rest to recuperate instead of being awakened from their sleep by motorists. The hospital authorities should ignore complaints about walking a slight
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      137 17 As filthy as ever THE other day a colleague remarked that Klang town was awfully dirty. Too true. The place is rilthy. I took my friends to the busy mcc stalls one night. The rain had just stopped. The paths along the stalls were muddy and rain water
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      56 17 rE D.T.C. Graduates Union is undoubtedly the best channel through which the interests of the D.T.C. trained-teachers can be fought for. Instead of relying on a union which has been "lifeless" as far as fulfilling the needs of the D.T.C. graduates are concerned why not strengthen the D.T.C.
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      1034 18 HOUSES 4 LAND WANTED Hunts tt (Mtm.y—Box tt rte txlrWANT! TO BUY 3 bedroom bouse about 5 mlleh from Singapore City (o- about $20,000 Details to Box A 6650 B.T. B'pore. WANTED SECONDHAND BUNCA LOW House. Price:— 12.000 to 38.00U Direct Hellers and broker* accepted Mr. Choo. 24, Out ram
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      884 18 BOOKS k PUBLICATIONS Word* SS (Mm.) Box St et*. txtrm SSLFT AUGHT BOOKS: Cantonese, n'.SO KngllKh-Cantonese Dictionary, $12.50. Hokkien. $2.50 Engltsb-Hok-kion Dictionary. S&.00 (Postage extra) Arcade News. 8. The Arcade. I Singapore I I OUR* tXCURStONS Words SS (Mi*.>—Uox tt rf*. ojttrm CAMERON HIGNLANDB TOUR $35/--$7O- 4. 6, 9, 12
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      1106 18 PHILATELY It Word* Si (MiM.)-Box tt cU. rxtrm STAMP CATALOGUES: GIBdONS. Part One, Part Three, BlmsltlUrt. Commonwealth stamp Coy: K.O. VI, Q.E. II AH in stock, (ilbbons Two Retails expected mid-December. Ken Fish. The Stamp Dealer. 80-A High Street. Singapore. B.A.E. please. FOR BXCHANOB $TAMPS around th.- world. Join Malaysia's
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      926 18 FOR SALE M ITsreis SS (Ml*.)— Box St ct: acfrsj WELL-EQUIPPED CLINIC CentraL AVHllable immediately. Sale/Lease. Apply Box A 6.170 B.T. B'porv BATIK MUU-MUUI at $12/- Marwrle's Hairdressers, 260 Orchard Road. (near I'rince'si. B'PST*. MADONNA LAMP in neon Ugbtlns two colours, tor family altar. $4 50 per set T»l B'BSjr*
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    R.I. rubber pact causes uneasiness on market
    603 20 THE announcement that Indonesian and Russia had concluded an agreement for the latter's purchase of rubber, while meaning little in the form in which it was published, caused some uneasiness in the Malayan Rubber Market, says H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current market
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    185 20 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) Novsmber 29. Three roontbi. INDUSTRIALS Dunlops 20 CU. IfcAllster 14 cts 2. Bmelters 20 eta. Roblnsoo 11 eta. Es«o 21 cts. t; Btoni«s 4sd. Pad. Dlsp. 15 CU. Rotftmana 13 cts. F. 4k N. 15 eta. Sclangor Prop. 8 eta. Gammons 18 cts. 8. Land 3
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    STOCK EXCHANGE IS FIRM: MALAYSIAN UNIT TRUST
    773 20 From Our Market Correspondent TIE Malayan Stock Ex. change had a firm look about it yesterday and fairly heavy buying orders resulted in an advance of prices on a broad front. The turnover was exceptionally heavy. Twenty-two counters had turnovers of more than
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 20 Malayan Stock Indices Nov. 28 Nov. 29 Industrials: 124.71 127.61 Tins; 115.35 115J9 rubbers: 108.85 108.85 Dec 29, 1962 100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    848 20 /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! BsueUad (B. 000) $1.88. (10,000> 51.09: Oentral Prep. $1.44 BU $1« BL. (1.000) $1.4* D. (1.000) $1.41. (3.000) $143. (17.000) $1.44.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 20 November 29. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 67k cent* (down seven -eighths of a cent). TIN: $491.87* (up $1). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (up 5 tons).
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    70 20 CHINESE Product Exchange, Singapore neen prises per ptcul yesterday: Cesenut ell: bulk SSli sellers, drum (Mi sailers. Cepra. Dee/Jan. LK/Contlnent: Unquoted: Pepper: Muntok white ***** sellers. Sarawak whits 1140 sellers, special Sarawak black $103 sailers, garbled Lampong black *IOS sellers. ABTA $115 sellers. •Ingapsrs Ceeenut Oil Millera 1
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    72 20 fTIMR Malayan Rxthancs Bank*' Aats- olatlen made these changes in Ita rates to merchant* yesterday (all rates to flOO): Selling TT er OD ready: Dtutsett* Marks 129 3/8; Belgian Francs 1620 1/2: Italian Lire *****. Ob the free •uhania market in Rone Kong yesterday tne U.S. dsttar was
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    259 20 SHIPS lying alengslde the Sm,.p«r. Harbour whiivu er eipeeted taday are: Soudan 45, Tuklkawa liaru 40/41. Can-on bank 48, Thorasaard 38/39, Benreo<* 35/36, Burnslde 19. Oaalca Maru (1) 42/43, State of Ma-tuu-uhtra 8/7 Menelaua 31/32. Ayuthla 33/34. Thorlell Uind 21.22. BounsamvlUe 29/80. Inulaan Maru 2S/26. Ampenan 1/2,
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    Tin price at top level: Rubber mart is quiet
    275 20 |X)LLOWTNQ the rise of £2 r to £3 In London on Thursday the Straits tin price yesterday again advanced H In Penang to $491.87*. the highest price since early September 1961. The last time the price stood at $500 a plcul
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    105 20 MELBOURNE. Fri TNDUSTRIAIS continued the up- ward trend In active trading with rtaes outnumbering '.alls by extreme margin. Leaders were again active with Atutraasaß C>o— MalaUd Industries Howard Smith most prominent. Oib and base metals were steady. Loans were quiet. C.R.A. 24/r>3 Mount laa 35/6 N. Broken Hill
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    RUBBER PRICES
    254 20 [DECEMBER first grade rubber buy 1 an f.e.b. elated at 5 p.m. in tingaaert and Kuala Lumpur yesterday .ii A7i ceaU per Ib. down sevenriKhthi of a cent on Thursday's closing level for the position. The tone was easier. R AS. and F.M.R.E. elating prleea in etnta per
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      596 20 RIOGRANDE LINE SOUTH AMERICA/SOUTH AFIiCA/'A* EAST ft VICC VUUA D.uhargma from Batnoi Mrs*. MoMavHs. R* <*,«*., f^,^ Rio «s Js— lts.. Cos Tow. .nd Durban. "HERMUND" 12 DEC. •tARLVILLt" 4/3 FES Z Loodm, tor Durban, Capo Town, Hi* do Jonc.ro. Santo*. Montsv,doo ■■suss Airas: "UANTRISANT" J/ToiC. **tl?* i 10/14* DCC.
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      423 20 BRIDGE CLOSURE NOTICE The public are hereby notified that: Bridge No. 1/1 on the first mile Pedas/Linggl Road will be dismantled for repairs and closed to vehicular traffic from 7.00 ajn. on 1.12.63 to 7.00 ajn. on 2.12.63. Through traffic may pass via Cbengkau/Kunder Road. 2. The Inconvenience to the
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      714 21 (Continued from Page 18) AT YOUR SERVICE Wor4 »•_£*<■•>-•*■» eU SS ROBINSON ROAO I'botostats by Automatic 93.11". KWOK'S PMOTOCOPV SERVICE. 22 Tin Arcade. l«t Floor. Tel: VSSIO. ALL DOCUMENTS PHOTOCOPIED lung's PHotocopy B«rvic« 10. Boat "■"for 954 efficient electrical Repairs Consul Super Services «B>. i-rangoon Road. Sln«apore-S. Tel: SHARP T.V.
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      808 21 LADIES SHOES WonlM SS (mtm.}—»n $0 cts. «»tr« SHANOHAI PUSMANQ •Melt COMPANY. Order com forts bl« sbots. Repair rhOM' leather equipments. Guaranteed quality. 258. Orchard Road. Spore. (near Prince's Botsl). SPECIAL, OMBstll ENGLISH A CONTINENTAL LADIES SHOES BECTIVE, PELZ. VAN-DAL Pleas* visit: VENDOME SHOE SALON, 10 Callytr Quay, (Ist Fl*sr>,
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      813 21 TENDERS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD TENDER NOTICE Tenders will tea received by the Chairman, Economic Development Board. 2nd Floor. Pulierton Building, up to nocn on Monday. 9th December. 1983, for:— The CONSTRUCTION OF No. R.C. HUME PIPE CULVERTS FOR THE PROPOSED RAILWAY TO JURONO. (Show Round on .b December, 1963 at
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      197 21 NOTICES THE PENANG TURF CLUB V.MAS. NEW YEAR MEETING 19*3/ 64 Saturday, 21U December. 1963 Sunday. 22nd December. 1963 Saturday. 28th December. 1963 Sunday. 29th December. 1963 Usual SI Unlimited Sweeps. 3 Digits Number Forecast Pools ("A" and "ABC") $5 and $1 ToUlisator Tote. $2 Forecast Tote. Double Proceed. Free
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      717 21 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE JSBORE BAHRL ZOO. TENDERS from P.W.D., Federation of Malaya Registered Class C" contractors and above will be received at Pejabat Set la Usaha Kerajaan, Johore Bahru on or before 12 noon of 14th December 1983 for the earth works, construction and completion of the Johore Bahru Zoo
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      Harbridge is six ahead of his rivals
      259 22  -  Epsom Jeep KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. —With two more winners at Kuala Lumpur, Lyall Harbridge has pulled further ahead in the race for the jockeys' championship. He has now ridden 53 winners six ahead of his closest rivals. Keith Moxham and Johnny Wilson. Merv
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      SPOTLIGHT on your fancies
      955 22 SPOTLIGHT on your fancies MUSKETEER CLOSE SECOND OVER 9F RACE 1 District Line: Showed ud well last lime out at Penang in September whvn fourth with a late run to Prudent Choice over 6if: likes wet track. Canopus Star: Ran surprisingly good race first time out after being reinstated when
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      Tomorrow's runners and riders
      1690 22 Race One: I.O— CL 5 IMv. 4— 6 f 1 ***** Safe Home (First In St.) Allan. 6 9.0 WUsen 3 2 ***** The Wee Cobbler (BelUlos St.) Osman. 6 8.13 *Drag«n 1 3 ***** Sitter Cavil (Thio St.) Allan, 6 8.11 West 8 4 *****
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      40 22 HOCKEY Brooke Cup (Talpingi; i Fed. Artillery. Kajang 2 2 Transport Coy. Taiping 1. Friend Hes (Penang.: TPCA 1 Pg. Combined Schools 0; TPCA 2 Invitation XI 1. Spore Div. S: Ceylon SO 'B 1 3 Police C 0.
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      101 22 How good is \M your scotch? pi *ifnJWf A'l Vr/TRAT-S r.-.-.J |^B White Norse WMm is superb y^g^kX Sole Importer* for LMky Singapore and the Federation ot Malty* r JOSEPH TRAVERS AGENCIES t^a^RftT A V iftlVsla^a^aH L. JW P^** Km>» -.'ir ivvSSaia^H i> Ml I K^ CAPTAIN I SHIRT I
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      117 22 RUGGER Malay* Cup: Selangor v Perak (Merdeka Stadium. 5.10): Spore Joint Services >■ Johore (S'Dore padang. 6.15>. SOCCER Spore GSFA junior cup final: Civil Aviation v Signal* (4 p.m.'; Senior final: Marines v TT8 Hospital (5.15, both matches at Jn. Besar). Inter- Vanity: S'-Jore t Federation (Bt Timah R4>. HOCKEY
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      Kuala Lumpur will stage SEAP Games
      437 23  - Kuala Lumpur will stage SEAP Games Ken Fernandez mOC CHANGES NAME TO MALAYSIAN, ACCEPTS RULES FOR BIGGER COUNCIL By J£UALA LUMPUR, Fr i Malaysia will stage the third South East Asia Peninsular Games at Kuala Lumpur in May 1965.' The estimated cost of playing host for the six nation Games
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      KEDAH COURSE
      49 23 SUNOEI PATANI, Pri. American athletics coach Bill Miller will conduct courses for Kedah AAA officials at Alor Star on Dec. 1 and 2 and at Sungei Patani on Dec. 6. On Dec. 7 and 8 he will give a seminar for the State's athletes at Buugei Patani.
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      Choong goes karting now
      122 23 Choong goes karting now KUALA LUMPUR. Pri. Former badminton champion Eddy Choong of Penang has taken up a new sport gokarting. Eddy has entered for the Malayan Motor Sports Club's kart meeting at the Merdeka Stadium here on Sunday. "Eddy is a newcomer to watch." said organising secretary John Toohey.
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      Only five report for training
      149 23 Only five report for training A-CUP SOCCER KUALA LUMPUR Pri.— Only five of the 17 Malaysian players have reported for the Asian Cup centralised training which started yesterday under coach Choo Seng Quee at the Merdeka Stadium. They are Abdullah Noordln and Abdul Ghani of Selangor, Yusof Hamid and Ungku
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      MHF GETS MONEY FOR INDIA TOUR
      181 23 HOCKEY KUALA LUMPUR, Friday •pHE Malaysian Hockey team will make a month's tour of India next year before the Olympic Games at Tokyo in October. v^mim. The Federation of Malaya Olympic Council today approved a sum of $22,000 as expenses for the tour which
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      Key south tie today
      125 23 SINGAPORE. Frt Singapore Joint Services, the only team now that can oust Singapore Civilians from this year's Malaya Cup Rugby championship final, will face their first tough hurdle Johore on the Singapore padang this Saturday. If they beat Johore. as they are expected to. the sti?e
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        PI ARE FIRST ROUND LEADERS Basketball
        163 23 PI ARE FIRST ROUND LEADERS Basketball fAIPEH. Frl. The Philippines, trailing 31-35 in the first half fought hard towards the end and defeated Formosa 70-65 at the Asian basketball tournament here last night. This victory lifted the Philippines to top place at the end of the first round. Formosa are
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        Soccer
        112 23 TURIN: Rumania beat Denmark 3-1 after extra time In the Olympic soccer qualifying round playoff here. The teams were 1-1 after 90 minutes. They had finished level on goal aggregate after their fh.it two matches with Rumania winning the first leg 3-2 and Denmark winning by the same margin
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        Boxing
        41 23 GLASGOW: Young British and Empire flyweight champion Walter McGowan of Scotland, pressing strongly for a crack at the world title held by Japan's Hlroyuki Ebihara. outpunched Rle Magramo (Philippines) for a convincing 10-round victory on points ac Paisley last night.
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        23 23 LONDON: Result* of Rugby Union county championships matches: Leicestershire 9 Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire 3; Warwick shire 11 East Midlands 3. Reuter, UPL
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        MALAYSIA, H.K. JOINT ACTION ON TOUR TEAMS
        243 23 MALAYSIA, H.K. JOINT ACTION ON TOUR TEAMS KUALA LUMPUR, 5tL The Malaysian and Hong Kong Cricket Associations will in future jointly negotiate with foreign teams Intending to visit both Malaysia and Hong Kong. P. Selvanayagam, secretary of the Malaysian Cricket Association, and manager of the Malaysian team to Hong Kong,
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        C'wealth 349-3 in Lahore 'Test'
        190 23 LAHORE, Friday. TWO good partnerships between openers Peter x Richardson and Seymour Nurse and a fine third wicket stand by West Indians Rohan Kanhai and Basil Butcher gave the touring Commonwealth cricket team a flying start on the opening day of their second unofficial "Test"
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        Lock icon Burge fails in bid for hattrick
        268 23 Burge fails in bid for hattrick BRISBANE. Pit Peter Burge. broad -shouldered Australian Test batsman, was robbed of the chance of his third successive double century by a brilliant boundary > catch by South African vlce-cap-tain Peter van der Merwe here today. Burge. who had made 283 and 205 not
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      FMC retain trophy
      71 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl Mention Military College retained the Yap Hong Kuan hockey trophy when they beat Victoria Institution 1-0 in the final of the Selangor Schools Sports Council under--16 tournament at the padang here. College got the winning goal midway in the first half when Michael Yong
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      TITLE BOUT
      34 23 TOKYO, Thurs. World flyweight champion Hlroyukl KMhara (Japan) will fight the former champion Pone Klngpetch (Thailand) at Bangkok on Peb. 18 for the title, said the champion's manager, Mmrnftt Kanehlra, here today.
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    197 24 MELBOURNE, Friday. CtpKCIAL security precautions were taken W day after a reported threat to assassinat Sir Robert Menzies, the Australian Prime Mill ister. on I lie eve of the Federal elections. Armed police patrolled rooftops at the big Ford motor work at Oeeiong. 45
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    78 24 PARIS. Fri. Police and university students clashed In the streets of Pans today as students demonstrated against lack of money and space lor university activities. In Boulevard St. Michael In the student quarter, students hurled stones at the police who charged, swinging their heavy cap« as
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    27 24 P. SEEVARATNAM. Federal Police H.Q., [ttssrd away 29-11-63 CorteKe ImvM 291 8-C LoronK PnnKlfma. Kamponic Pandan. for Loke Yew Road Crematorium at 3 p.m. on 30-11-R3.
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    Two more cases of cholera
    82 24 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Two new cases of cholera were confirmed today bringing the total to 20 cases. A statement from the Health Ministry said the cases occurred in Kampong Amber and Kirn Chuan Road. Free Inoculation at the 31 Government vaccination centres continued.^ To date over
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    Musical Society concession
    61 24 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Musical Society is offering a special concession to the public if they Join. They do not have to pay sub.sciipitons for November and December. They will also bo entitled to concession rates for the society's coming concert at the Cultural Centre. Forms are
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    Freedom and this baby, too
    80 24 This is four-day-old Anashuya, whose father had reason to be doubly happy this week. THE PLACE: Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital. Singapore. Her father. Mr. S. Woodhull. former vice-chairman of the Barisan Soslalis, was released on Thursday. Yesterday morning, Mr. Woodhull went to the hospital to
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    Bomb threat
    42 24 NEW YORK. Fri.— A Venezuelan commercial airliner carrying 47 people on a flight over the Atlantic from New York to Caracas was diverted to a landing In Bermuda today after a telephone threat that a bomb was aboard the plan'
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    University socialists welcome release of three
    160 24 SINGAPORE Fri. *3 The University of Singapore Socialist Club tonight welcomed the release of Mr. S. Woodhull, Mr. J.J. Puthucheary and Mr. Albert Llm Shee Ping. It also congratulated the Central Government for showing signs of adopting a "more liberal and positively correct po'ley
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    66 24 RANGOON, Fri.— At least 1,000 boys and girls students of Rangoon University were reported trapped In hostels. Early this morning leftwlng students leaders closed the massive iron gates around the university campus and barricaded the entire university complex of buildings in protest against the revolutionary government's closure
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    41 24 PORTSMOUTH (Southern England), Fri. The cruiser HMS Lion (11.700 tons), arrived here today after a year In the Far East. While abroad she took part in three major International exercises and called at Malaysia. Japan and Australia. Reuter.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    292 24 LONDON. Fri. Stock markets continued their advance today and ended an eventual week on a very firm note. Business was again on a good scale and. although buying was rather more selective, a lengthy list of gains was recorded In Industrial equities. Gilts remained quiet but prices were
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    RUBBER
    44 24 LONDON, Fri. Spot SOttd.. Jan. 20fcd.. Feb. 20-5/IM., Mar. 20Vd.. Jan./ Mar. 20"4 d., Apr./ June 20Hd., July Sept. 20-9/16 d.. Oct./ Dec. 20-Hd.. Jan/Mar. 20 <S.d Apr June 20Sd., c.U. Dec. 20'» d., Jan. 20'» d., Feb. 20-3 16d. Tone: Quietly Steady.
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    TIN
    24 24 LONDON. Frt. Buyers £990. seller; £991 Forward buyers £986. sellers £987. Settlement £9M. Turnover a.m. 90 tons. p.m. 100 tons Tone: Firmer. I
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    Defeated Rakyat candidate flees to Indonesia
    251 24 Defeated Rakyat candidate flees to Indonesia SINGAPORE, Fri. Top official of Party Rakyat here is believed to have left Singapore two weeks ago with 10 other men for Indonesia. The official is Johari bin Sonto. Party Rakyat's assistant secretary-general, who was unsuccessful in the recen% Singapore general elections v a
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    MALAYSIA: 'ACCEPTED FACT IN UN'
    111 24 MALAYSIA: 'ACCEPTED FACT IN UN' SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore's Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, said tonight that as far as the United Nations was concerned, Malaysia was now an accepted fact and a legal entity. Most of the members in the U.N., including those from the Communist bloc, have now
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    National service centres
    68 24 KUALA LUMPUR, FrL The Central Government has gazetted the various centres In Johore where citizens In the 21-28 age group can register for national service, beginning on Dec. 9. They are: All District Offices and the Community Centre, Masai. Diamond Jubilee Hall. Muar. Penghulu's Office. Sungel Balani?
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    CIVIL SUIT SETTLED OUT OF COURT
    134 24 CIVIL SUIT SETTLED OUT OF COURT MALACCA. Fri. A civil suit involving the Malacca Municipal Council and its secretary, Inche Mohamed Ali bin Salleh, was struck off the list today. Mr. K. T. Joseph, for the council, told the sessions court here that he had been Informed by the council's
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    Verdict booed as Lave wins
    326 24  - Verdict booed as Lave wins JOE DORAI BOXING By SINGAPORE. P*t Kitione Lavo. the former British Empire heavyweight champion, scored un unpopular points decision win over Australian champion Tony Vickers in their ten-round bout at the Happy World stadium tonight. Tongan Lave, conqueror of British champion Don Cockell and other
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      41 24 HIGHEST and lowest temperatures In Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Thursday to 8 p.m. yesterday. Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 90 73 Kota Bharu 82 73 Penang 90 73 Ipoh 88 72 Malacca 90 72 Singapore 90 12
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