The Straits Times, 19 March 1964

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    'SOEK ACCEPTS'
    513 1 A compromise, but... Indonesia has face-saving condition on guerillas' withdrawal: No publicity and future talks to be held in secret JAKARTA, Wednesday INDONESIA has accepted the Philippines compromise formula for settlement of the Malaysia dispute, including the provision calling for withdrawal of Indonesian guerillas from Malaysian Borneo, highly-placed
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    Election shock: Lee can't campaign in Malaya
    417 1 JJI'ALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The chairman of the Klections Commission, Onto Haji Mustaphfl Albakri, today warned nonrederal citizens thai they would be QDJUBitting an offence if they campaigned in the general election. Not anybody may take part in the Malayan elections. Da to Haji
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    U'ren decides: I won't contest polls
    294 1 U'ren decides: I won't contest polls HIS 'FIRST LOVE IS THE TRADE UNION MOVEMENT 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The president of the Malaysian Trades Union Congress and the Railwaymen's Union of Malaya, Mr. Donald U'ren, said today he would not be a candidate in the general election. He toid the
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    Lock icon Barwick: Why no recognition
    58 1 CANBERRA. Wed.— Australia would be abandoning her "Asian friends" if she recognised the People's Republic of China. External Affairs Minister, Sir Garfield Barwick, told the House of Representatives today. Sir Garlield said: "Recognition of mainland China involved departing from policies that many of our Asian friends
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    Lock icon INDONESIAN DIPLOMAT IN VIENNA DISAPPEARS
    74 1 VIENNA. Wed. An Indonesian diplomat. Mr. Latif Sjahrial. and his family have disappeared from Vienna, police reported today. They disappeared last weekend. Mr. Sjahrial. who formerly worked as diplomat in Jordan, did not leave any explanation for his sudden departure but police said it seemed
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    OUR SHIP SCARES A GUNBOAT
    213 1 JOHORE BAH R U, Wed. An Indonesian gunboat, which was sighted in Malayan waters on Monday morning towing two cargo laden vessels off Kukup, fled when it was approached by the Royal Malaysian navy ship K.D. Mutiara. The two cargo vessels had Indonesian markings. The
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    Lock icon Clash sdldier missing
    55 1 BRUNEI TOWN, Wed. A British soldier is missing following a clash with a group In onesian terrorists in Sabah, a statement issued by the Borneo Command headquarters here said tonight. The statement did not indicate whether the soldier was presumed captured or whether he was presumed killed.
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    Lock icon Man's plea to stay in Sydney is turned down
    118 1 CANBERRA. Wed— Australia s lirmigration Minister. Mr. Hubert Oppennan, today rejected a plea from a Hong Kong Chinese. Mul Mo King, 30. to be allowed to remain in Australia. Mr. Oppennan said that Mvi came to Australia as a tourist In
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    28 1 LONDON. Wed.— The British Government has decided to accept film producer Sir Michael Balcon's offer to take over the Governmentowned British Lion Film Company. —Reuter.
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    Lock icon TALKS SOON ON JOINT OPERATIONS ON BORDER REDS
    133 1 TALKS SOON ON JOINT OPERATIONS ON BORDER REDS DANGKOK, Wed 13 The Thai Interior Minister, Gen. Prapart Charusathien, said today Thai and Malaysian officials would meet here soon to discuss the resumption of joint operations against border terrorists. He told reporters Malaysian officials had asked that the anti-terrorist operations be
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    Lock icon Ten accept a second Bandoeng
    65 1 JAKARTA, Wed— Foreign Ministry sources here today said 10 Afro-Asian countries had so far accepted invitations to attend a preparatory Afro-Asian conference In Jakarta on April 10. The preparatory conference will plan a second Bandoeng-type Afro-Asian conference which was held in 1955. The sources said
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    Lock icon Saigon resumes ties with Laos
    185 1 Saigon resumes ties with Laos OAIGON, Wed.— South Vietnam today announced major steps in repairing relations with its two neighbours, Laos and Cambodia. The Foreign Ministry announced tonight thai an 11--man mission would l'ly to Phnom Penh tomorrow for parliamentary talks on border problems with Cambodian officials. It has also
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    STOP PRESS
    49 1 SUBANDRIO FOR THE HAGUE mi iim.i i Wid m-iliuk-si hi Fereign Mintetet Di gabandi to will isM U«>ll.iml in 1 1 r t week i'l \pril .it iinil.ilion of Itutrh I arris n Minikter, l» r- Joseph i nil I ureign Office xpoKcMii.in vml luti- l«-(l.iy. Krulcr
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Khanh plans call-up
      349 2 WASHINGTON, Wad WAR AGAINST THE GUERILLAS TO BE STEPPED UP: MORE AID FROM U.S. THE White House announced yesterday that the South Vietnam Government planned a national mobilisation scheme to step up the war against the Communist-led Vietcong guerillas. The announcement was made after President Johnson conferred
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      Lock icon 'Every Red a traitor' leads to walkout
      88 2 'Every Red a traitor' leads to walkout NEW DELHI, Wrd. Communist members walked out of the Upper llousr yesterday over a statement by Mr. T. T. Khrisnamachari. the Finance Minister, that "every Communist is a traitor to this country." Mr. Krishnamachari made his remark during the Budget debate on Monday.
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      Lock icon Sydney port hit by strike
      50 2 SYDNEY. Wed The entire port or Sydney was thrown Wle yesterday afternoon by a walkout ot about 3.800 dock workersThey were demanding that two extra men be employed In the 10-man gangs engaged in "topping up" stacking wool hales more tlian one layer high. Reutrr.
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      Lock icon Kashmir truce line 'worse than ever'
      147 2 ITNITED NATIONS. Wed. Pakistan said yesterday that the situation on the Kashmir ceasefire line was "more troubled than ever" and appealed to the Security Council to avert the mounting danger to peace. India rejoined that Pakistan had tried to create trouble on the line
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      Lock icon SAMMY'S TV QUIPS ANGER AFRICAN STUDENTS
      156 2 SAMMY'S TV QUIPS ANGER AFRICAN STUDENTS LONDON. Wed. West African students in Britain have criticised entertainer Sammy Davis Jr s jokes about Africans during his television show on the BBC last Sunday night. During his performance, Davis remarked: "If you argue with a man In Africa he will say to
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      Lock icon Nik to visit Egypt
      30 2 CAIRO. Wed. Mr. Khrushchev will visit Egypt for 10 to 14 days In the second week of May. the authoritative newspaper Al Ahram reported today. —Reuter.
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      Lock icon GUARDS FIRE AT PRISON MOB—TWO KILLED
      96 2 GUARDS FIRE AT PRISON MOB— TWO KILLED niLWVAYO (S. Rhode- sia), Wed.— Two African prisoners were shot dead and 11 others wounded when guards opened fire on a crowd of about 500 at Khami prison, 14 miles from here, last night. A police spokesman said prisoners at the jail refused
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      Lock icon Indonesia accused of breaking UN Charter
      105 2 MANILA, Wed. The Australian Ambassador to the Philippines, Mr. T. W. Cutts, has branded Indonesia's confrontation policy against Malaysia as a "break of the United Nations Charter," according to an interview published here today. Mr. Cutts told the Manila Daily Bulletin that the U.N.
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      Lock icon CAPE TOWN REJECTS JOHNSON'S CHOICE NEWSMAN
      180 2 CAPE TOWN REJECTS JOHNSON'S CHOICE NEWSMAN fAPE TOWN, Wed. The South African Minister of the Interior, Senator Jan de Klerk, yesterday declined to say why a residential permit had been, refused to an American Journalist whose application to work in South Africa had been supported by Mr. Lyndon Johnson The
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      Crew were playing 'housie' when ship sank
      272 2 Crew were playing 'housie' when ship sank From JACK FINGLETON /VLNBERRA, Wed. Off-duty crew of the Australian destroyer Voyager were playing 'housie housie" when the ship sank off the Australian, c astern coast on the night of Feb. 10. They did not have lifebelts or special spanners to open the
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Cigarette sales go up in Britain
      137 3 Cigarette sales go up in Britain J ONDON, Wed.— CigarAJ ette sales in Britain last year went up by li per cent compared with 1962, it was announced yesterday. Mr. Roger Clarke, chairman of the giant Imperial Tobacco Company, told the company's annual meeting there was a marked increase In
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      Lock icon Film chief dies
      39 3 NEW YORK. Wed. George P. Skouras. 68. a Greek immigrant who rose to be president of the United Artist* thentre circuit, has died here. His brother Spyros is chairman of 20th Century Pox Film Corporation. Reuter.
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      Lock icon WET DAY FOR THE IRISH
      32 3 DUBLIN, Wed. Ireland yesterday celebrated its bleakest St. Patrick's Day for years, with heavy rains washing out many parades In honour of the country's patron saint. Reuter.
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      38 3 'I say, we will have no more marriages" Richard Burton, quoting Hamlet's speech to Ophelia in Act 11, Scene I. in a curtain speech after his performance in the title role of Hamlet in Toronto on Tuesday.
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      Lock icon PIA service to Red China
      41 3 KARACHI Wed.— Pakistan International Airlines will start a weekly Boeing jet flight to China on May 2. an airline spokesman said last night. The *ervice will be between Dacca. East Pakistait and Canton and Shanghai. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Saved from the sea: The 'Flying Grandfather'
      89 3 Saved from the sea: The 'Flying Grandfather' WASHINGTON, Wed. The "Flying Grandfather," trans-Atlantic pilot Max Conrad (above) was picked uo by a small boat yestexday after a U.S. air rescue squadron spotted him and his single-engin-ed Diane on the Greenland coast. The Defence Department here said he had been picked
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      Lock icon Out of the blue, a Soviet 'get out' note
      247 3 MOSCOW, Wednesday. •JHE Soviet Government yesterday gave a senior West German diplomat five days to leave the country. He is Dr. Heinz Naupert, Commercial Chancellor (head of the econxmic department) since 1960. The embassy told West German correspondents that Ambassador Horst
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      Lock icon Two British subjects arrested by Czech authorities
      220 3 yiENNA, Wed. Tthree peo- pie have vanished and are believed to have been arrested in Czechoslovakia, British sources here said last night. One was named as a Scottish historian, Mr. Norman Stone, 23. The two others are Miss Janice Wilson, 25. an Australian
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      Lock icon Playboy ruled objectionable
      52 3 BRISBANE. Wed. The full court of Queensland yesterday dismissed an appeal over the banning In the State of the American magazine Playboy. The Chief Justice. Sir Alan Mansfield in his reserved judgment said he was satisfied the magazine was objectionable within the meaning of the Objectionable Literature
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      Lock icon In memoriam...
      37 3 WASHINGTON. Wed Ireland's Ambassador. Mr. Thomas Kiernan, planted shamrock on the grave of President Kennedy in a simple St. Patrick's Day ceremony yesterday attended by Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy and Mr. Robert Kennedy the AttorneyGeneral Reuter
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      46 3 RIO DE JANEIRO. Wed The value of the cruzeiro. Brazil's currency, continued to plunge yesterday in view of rumour* that President Joao Ooulart might be impeached and a threat of a general strikeBrokers said the demand for dollars was increasing sharply.— Reutcr
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      Lock icon Dame Dorothy
      34 3 LONDON. Wed. Lady Dorothy Macmillan. 63. wife of the former British Prime Minister yesterday received the insignia of a Dame Orand Cross of the Order of the British Empire here today. Reuter.
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      Eshkol accepts
      28 3 WASHINGTON. Wed Mr. Levi Eshkol. the Prime Minister of Israel, has accepted President Johnson's Invitation to visit Washington for informal talks on June 1 and 2.
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      Lock icon 900,000 'THANK YOU' LETTERS FROM MRS. KENNEDY
      129 3 900,000 'THANK YOU' LETTERS FROM MRS. KENNEDY WASHINGTON. Wed. Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy (above) yesterday sent out 900.000 blackbordered 1 letters of acknowledgement to the tremendous outpouring of sympathy mail she received over President Kennedy's death. The former First Lady's social secretary, Nancy Tuckerman, said that she had picked on March
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      Lock icon Farthing wins £83,000
      51 3 LONDON. Wed. A British punter has won £83,340 for one farthing on a football pool. He wants his identity kept secret. He had the biggest individual win ef the season under a new farthing pool re-introduced last week to give clients four times as many winning chances.
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      Lock icon The man who twice escaped the firing squad
      259 3 The man who twice escaped the firing squad BR A U N S C H WEIG (Germany), Wed. A shy little man told a war crimes court yesterday how Gestapo killers twice led him before a firing squad and how he escaped both times. Arie Leib Dollnko. a mid-dle-aged printer
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      191 3 MORE PEACE TROOPS FLY INTO CYPRUS NICOSIA, Wednesday. TWO more planeloads of Canadian troops and equipment arrived here yesterday for the U.N. Peace Force. This brings the Canadian total to 364 men. I With them came tour Ferret scout armoured cars and jeeps with trailers. Two more aircraft bringing 29
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      171 3 An attempt to complete 122 HOURS OF NON-STOP CYCLING by the world record holder S M. NAWAB (world renowned endurance cyclist) at the GAY WORLD STADIUM (Former Happy World) NAWAB shall be on the tiny saddle of his bike day and night without sleep or rest. NAWAB shall shave, bathe
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    Telecoms bid to halt AUPE case is rejected
    709 4 Telecoms bid to halt AUPE case is rejected SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE Industrial Arbitration Court today unanimously rejected an application by the Postal and Telecommunications Department that it should not proceed to hear the claim of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees for a revision of salaries in view of the
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    5 MORE FACTORIES FOR SINGAPORE
    220 4 CINGAPORE, Wed. Five joint ventures in industry, to be established in Singapore by Western Australian and local businessmen will be discussed with the Economic Development Board tomorrow. This was revealed today by Mr. Frank Greenwood, of the Department of Industrial Development, Government of Western Australia,
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    New $1,500,000 surgery for Tan Tock Seng
    353 4 New $1,500,000 surgery for Tan Tock Seng SINGAPORE, Tues. Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin x yesterday announced that a new thoracic surgical unit planned for the Tan Tock Seng hospital would cost $1,500,000, of which $300,000 had been approved this year. When the unit, comprls- ing two surgical
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    YOUTH CENTRE READY SOON
    196 4 I SINGAPORE. Wed. A MILLION-DOLLAR youth training centre now under construction at South Buona Vista Road and due for completion in July will help to produce 300 youth leaders in Singapore each year. This was announced today by Mr. Arieh Levy, superintendent of the Youth Leadership
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      368 4 1 IN AND OUT BY AIR THK following Is today's schedule Japan Air Llihi: From Jakarta of civil aircraft movements at (JL. 714) b.SO p.m. Paya L«bar airport Singapore: British Unittd Airways: From Stansted. Istanbul, Bombay (BR ARRIVALS W2) 7 m B0>C: From London, Frankfurt, DEPARTURES Zurich Beirut. Karachi, Calcutta,
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    Jamit banned from S'pore
    307 5 gINGAPORE, Wed. Former Singapore trade union leader Jamit Singh, who was recently released from political detention, was tonight sent back to Malaya after being allowed to stay a few days here for "personal reasons." He left by the night mail. F.urlier, Special Branch officers here server!
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    A call to Usno youths
    48 5 JESSELTON. Wed. Dato Aliuddin bin Dato Harun, president of the United Sabah National Organisation, has urged Usno youths to response to the call-up and help defend the country against Indonesia threats. He was speaking at the annual delegates' conference of the party here.
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    Liquor offence
    41 5 PENANG. Wed. A villager. Mok Ti-ik Keng, 62, today pleaded guilty to two charges of possessing 90 gallons of dutiable liquor and hHVing a liquor manufacturing still without a licence at Gertak Sanggol on March 11 Sentence was postponed
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    'MENACE' GETS 4-YEAR BOOST TO HIS SIX
    230 5 'MENACE' GETS 4- YEAR BOOST TO HIS SIX KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. A "MENACE to society" who is serving a sixyear jail term had another four years added to his sentence today by the president of the Sessions Court here, Syed Hassan Al-Jeffry. Tan Chi Kwang. 22. a mechanic, was found
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    Raja Muda opens W.U. week
    53 5 TELUK ANSON. Wed. The Raja Muda of Perak inaugurated World Understanding Week at the Rotary Club here yesterday. He also inducted three new members Mr. D. C. Sharma, a surgeon at the District Hospital, Mr. Siew Sook Meng. a Technical Assistant, nnd Mr. Leow Lai
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    Clerk cleared
    48 5 MUAR. Wed— the chief clerk of Gem. in Estate. Segainat. S. K. Ghosh, was acquitted and discharged by Justice Azmi in the High Court here yesterday of Indecently assaulting Lien- Tak Kong. IS. a tapper at the estate on the night of Aug. 20 last year.
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    Official opening
    28 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Parllamentnry Secretary to the Ministry o'. Education, Inche Rahim bin '■.iiiik, will officially declare open the new $500,000 Siglap housing estate on Friday.
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    Koh clan dinner
    33 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Koh Clan Association will give a dinner at it.s premises in Amov Street on Sunday ai 6 pm. to mark the publication of the Koh Clan genealogy
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    Inspector acquitted of assault
    146 5 SINGAPORE. Wed.—lnspec--0 tor Chan Beng Hooi, 28, of the Police Training School, was acquitted today after a two-day trial before Mr. K. Canaga Rajah, a magistrate, on a summons charge of assault He was in plain clothes when he was alleged to have hurt Tan Va:
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    Lorry driver is robbed
    68 5 IPOH. Wed. A lorry driver Chan Kam Thong. 39. woke up this morning and discovered that his pants, with a wallet containing SI 47. an identity card and driving licence, were missing from his room in a house in Kampong Kuchat here. He said he had
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    Sabah completes its plans for the national call-up
    191 5 JESSELTON. Wed rFHE Chief Minister A of Sabah, Dato r Donald Stephens, announced today that registration for national service for men between the ages of 21 and *29 years will start soon. Dato Stephens said at hi^ lurtnightly Press conference that work
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    Top dogs in Malaysia, says an expert
    281 5 Top dogs in Malaysia, says an expert SINGAPORE, Wed. Malaysian dogs are better than those found in many other countries, a British authority on dogs, Mr. Stanley Dangerfleld. said here today. Mr Oangerfield is now in Singapore for a brief visit after Judging the Malayan Kennel Association's show in Kuala
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    335 get land
    30 5 KUALA KANOSAR. Wed. —A total of 893 acres of land, developed under tour separate schemes, v ere distributed to 335 families in tne Kuala Kangsar district today.
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    GIRLS TIED. UP, BUT NOTHING IS TAKEN
    77 5 GIRLS TIED. UP, BUT NOTHING IS TAKEN SINGAPORE. Wed. Four men armed with daggers this evening entered a home in Devonshire Road, tied up two young women with thin wire and ransacked the house. But after they left, the frightened but unharmed victims found nothing missing. Police, who arrived minutes
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    Malay writers' organisation
    49 5 PENANG, Wed. Malay journalist* and writers In North Malaya are to form a literary body to be known as the Angkatan Sastra 60 (Literary Force of the Sixties). An organising committee has been set up with Inche Noor Sudin, a Penang newspaperman, as the pro-tern secretary.
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    Houses—soon a bigger drive by the Housing Trust
    353 5 Houses soon a bigger drive by the Housing Trust KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. 'Fill Housing Trust A is to be re-or-ganised to enable it to play a more positive and wider role in providing houses for lower income groups. The Minister of the Interior. Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Haji Abdul
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    Re-elected
    23 5 KAJANG. Wed. Mr. Lee Stole Yew, an Alliance M.P and secretary-general of the MCA. was re-elected chairman of the Hokkien Association here
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    ITLIS, THOSAYS AND A CLAM FOR $1,590
    335 6 IPOH, Wednesday 'People who eat them daily would probably go crazy' rjOULD two Indian Muslim families consume "itlis and thosays' (South Indian food) day after day and run up a bill of $1,597.50 in 15 months? Mr. J. R. Devadass, counsel for V.
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    Sabah Assembly election in May
    79 6 Sabah Assembly election in May JESSELTON, Wed.— lndirect elections to the 32-mem-her Sabah Legislative. Assrmhl- will be held in May. This was announced today by the Chief Minister of Sabah, Dato Donald Stephens, who said that the* AsM-mbly would be dissolved late next month. According to the State constitution, Sabah
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    Course for 26
    34 6 KAJANG. Wed— Twenty-six junior agricultural assistants from Selangor and Pahang will attend a week-long refre*ier course at the Cheras Agriculture Experimental Station, abour four miles from here, beginning on April 1.
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    Annual meeting
    26 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Methodist Girls' School Alumnae Association will hold its annual meeting at the school's domestic science room at 4.30 p.m. on Saturday.
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    'Elf presents Sultan sprig of shamrock
    93 6 rE Sultan of Selangor being presented with a sprig of Shamrock by an "elf", Joanna Payne. 11, on his arrival at the Selangor Club in Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday night to attend a dinner and dance to mark St. Patrick's Day. More thin 200
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    Decree nisi for clerk
    54 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. A clerk, Ng Ctnvee Lye. whose wife. Neo Hwee, left him after 12 years of marriage, was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Buttrose in the High Court today, dissolving the marriage on the ground of adultery. The decree ls to be made
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    Security briefing for diplomats
    149 6 IZUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysian envoys to Afro-Asian countries and Australia today received first-hand information on the latest security situation as a result of the dispute with Indonesia. They were briefed at police j headquarters here Attendance Today was the second day of the conference of these
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    PROFESSOR TRACES SECRETS OF JAPAN'S SUCCESS
    143 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Professor Ryokichi Hirono, a professor of economics and political science at Seikei University, Tokyo, today traced the growth factors of industrial development in Japan. He did this at a 20-mi-nute talk to Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club members at their weekly lunch
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    Rotary essay winner
    71 6 TELUK ANSON, Wed. Chin Gook Yuen, 17, a Form V pupil of St Anthonys School, has won the first prize in the essay contest sponsored by the Teluk Anson Rotary Club. Second and third places went to Ong Siok Beng, 17. Form V at the Convent School,
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    Daughter missing, police told
    99 6 Daughter missing, police told IPOH, Wed.— Wong Khuen, 42, a widow, reported to the police last night that her daughter, Lok Ah Yoon, 18, has been missing from home in Kanthan Bharu new village near here for a week. Wong said that she went to her vegetaole plot on March
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    Abused P.C: Fined
    24 6 PENANG. Wed. Tan Meng Kok. 21. was fined $20 today for ■busing a policeman at Balilc Pulau Road on Feb. 15.
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    Lock icon CEASE FIRE'
    160 6 CEASE FIRE' 'Case where we have to and they says Dato Ong pHICAGO. Wed. —Dato Ong Yoke Lin, the Malaysia Ambassador, said here yesterday that, Indonesian attacks on his country's borders stemmed from the rising influence of the Communist Party in i Indonesia. In an address to the Unl--1 versity
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    Dog bites girl: Owner fined
    48 6 IPOH. v\id A dof? Bit a 10--year-old girl on Feb. 8 at Kampong Rapat and us owner. Lew Yoong Fah. was fined Sl5 in the magistrate's court here today. Lew was also ordered to pay $20 compensation to the girl* Hasnah binte Talib.
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    Complaint on clearance of cheques
    180 6 i SINGAPORE. Wed "THE Chinese Chamber of Commerce will discuss at its monthly meeting at the end of this month a proposal requesting the Malaysian Exchange Banks Association to help speed up the clearance of outstation cheques, especially from Sabah and Sarawak. This follows a
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    330 7 Razak to settle row over seats IPOH, Wednesday. •JHE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, is making a flying visit here tomorrow to settle once and for all the question of candidates for the general election. Tun Razak. has been given a mandate to make the final selection of candidates.
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    $35,000 LOOT SOLD FOR $13,900
    211 7 $35,000 LOOT SOLD FOR $13,900 DENANG, Wed. Jewellery worth $35,--000 stolen from a goldsmith's shop in Campbell Street here was sold in Kuala Lumpur for $13,900 three days later, the Sessions Court here was told today. Two youths Choong Kek Oon, 22, and Tang Kok Khim, 21 were charged with
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    Planter retires
    44 7 PARIT BUNTAR. Wed —Mr. A. T. Cameron, manager of Tall Aver Estate near Parlt Buntar. left for Britain yesterday on retirement. Mr. Cameron, who has been connected with the rubber planting Industry for 34 years. Is succeeded by Mr. W. M. Young.
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    Kanda: Judge clarifies
    81 7 rTIHE Penang High Court judge, X Mr. Justice Hepworth. points out that in the course of his oral judgment allowing: the petition of Mr. B. Surinder Singh Kanda for admission as an advocate and solicitor, lie was referring to the finding of the Privy Council not of
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    TOURIST INDUSTRY GETTING 'MORE TECHNICAL'
    180 7 TOURIST INDUSTRY GETTING 'MORE TECHNICAL' KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The tourist industry is setting more and more technical. The Tourist Promotion Officer, Inche Osman Siru, (above) said this today before he left for Dublin. Ireland, to attend the International Union of Official Tourist Organisations' "Symposium on Trurist Publicity". Inche Osman said:
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    Appeal board suggestion rejected
    77 7 Appeal board suggestion rejected JESSELTON, Wed. The Chiet Minister, Dato Donald Stephens, today rejected a suggestion that there should be an appeal board to hear appeals against decisions of the immigration authorities in th« State He said the immigration policy was to protect the local people, and every application was
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    4 arrested for illegal entry
    41 7 SINGAPORE. Wed— A police party last night arrested four illegal Indonesian immigrants In Jalan Sultan. Atan bin Sontel. All bin Godang, Anal bin Kadil and Ibrahim bin Lola have been handed over to the Immigration authorities
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    Adult passes
    27 7 SINGAPORE, Wed.— The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Ton Chin Chye, will present adult education certificates at the Selegie Integrated School on Friday at 7.30 p.m
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    69 cholera victims have been cured
    141 7 A LOR STAR, Wed. More than 50 per cent of cholera victims and carriers admitted to Alor Star Hospital have recovered and sent home. This was stated at a Press conference today by Dato (Dr. Cheah Toon Lok, chairman of the State Epidemic Prevention
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    KRIS-CARRYING INDONESIAN ORDERED TO LEAVE
    119 7 OINGAPORE. Wed. A detective sergeant saw an Indonesian with a handbag at the junction of Bras Basah Road i and Victoria Street yes- j terday. Fearing that it contained I hand grenades, he stopped the Indonesian who refused to be searched, a magistrate's court mi
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    Sarawak Govt.: This is no time to go gay
    123 7 Sarawak Govt.: This is no time to go gay KUCHING, Wed.— The Sarawak Cabinet issued a statement today banning official entertainment and calling for a similar ban on public entertainments. The statement said: 'Because of hostile Indonesian acts of confrontation, civilians, police and armed forces who are guarding the borders
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    Brunei is expanding its police force
    139 7 Brunei is expanding its police force ORUNEI TOWN, Wed. Brunei's small police force is being expanded in the face of Indonesia's intensification of its confrontation, against Sarawak and Sabah. according to official sources. They said police have j launched a campaign to recruit 300 more Malay. Iban. Dusun and Chinese
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    Tun Razak: 'Very grateful' for Aussie aid
    161 8 Tun Razak: 'Very grateful' for Aussie aid I^UALA LUMPUR, 1Y Wed. Malaysia is "very grateful" to Australia for her offer of military aid in the face of Indonesian hostility. Tun Abdul Razak. the Drputy Prime .Minister and Defence Minister said this :.rter a Cabinet meeting tjday. He was refrrrinu to
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    Two postmen accused of theft
    104 8 PENANG, Wed.— Two postmen. Mohamed bin Che Teh and Noor Mohamed Osman, were charged in the Sessions Court here today with stealing four British postal orders in June and i July last year. MUIIAMLU. 41. of tne General Post Office, denied taking a £2 postal
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    Malaysia's mighty rural drive
    192 8 PENANG, Wed. \f ALAYSIA is now in aVI the midst of a "tremendous drive" to develop the rural areas, the Governor, Raja Tun Uda Al-Haj. said today. "In Penang." he said, "due emphasis has been placed in the five-year plan on road construction The Governor, who
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    Reporter ('Not responsible') bound over
    632 8 JOHO9E BAHRU. Wed. NO COMPLAINTS OR DENIAL, SAYS THE EDITOR-in-CHIEF A MALAYAN TIMES reporter, A K. G. Tharan, 22, told a court here today that it was his newspaper which was completely responsible for the news it published. Conducting his own defence on charges under
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    'Sabotage Malaysia? No Sabah officer has tried'
    210 8 'Sabotage Malaysia? No Sabah officer has tried' IESSELTOX, Wod. The Chief Minister, Dato Donald Stephens, said today that no officers local or expatriate in Sabah, had ever tried to sabotage Malaysia, as had been alleged recently. Answering questions Horn newsmen, Dato Stephen* said that no particular eases had been brought
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    Appeal by residents for rent control
    125 8 TESSELTON, Wed. People In urban areas have appealed to the Government to re-intro-duce rent control as rents have reached a new all-time high in the towns. The Chief Minister Dato Donald Stephens, said his Government would consider the question. He said he agreed rents
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    Two fighters of secret society held
    56 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. Police yesterday detained two fighters of the 24 secret society group at Chua Chu Kang Road. They were among the six suspoct gangsters detained under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance in Islanduide security checks. Police also detained a man undw the
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    Car goes up in flames
    52 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. After Vauxhall car went up in flames at about 1 a.m today in Jalan Spencer, off West Coast Road, police found an empty petrol tin on the floor of the car. The car was later traced to lta owner. Mr. Lim Lye Hock,
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    Student honoured
    42 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. PrancU Tiang-oen Llm. a Singapore student at Belmont Abbey College. In North Carolina, has been elected secretary of Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Llm Kong 800. of Rambai Road here.
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    Hide-out raided
    37 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. A police party led oy Inspector Loh Seng Leong last night raided a gang hideout In Old Airport Road and seized one dagger, one knife one ice-breaker and a pair of leather gloves.
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    Talk on orchids
    29 8 SINGAPORE. W>d Mrs Gracia Lewis, vice-president of the Malayan Orchid Society today gay« demonstration and talk on "Orchids" to members of the YWCA international women's club.
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    The death of a Black Dragon
    1891 9  - The death of a Black Dragon W> I DRAWING JAMES BOND examined the dog-eared card Tiger Tanaka had pushed across I lie table to him. There were some Japanese characters on it. "That is 'Tsumbo de oshi' deaf and dumb," Tiger explained. "Your disability will inspire pity and some distaste.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    60 10 20 Woriu tit (Minimum) MR PETER ONC CHIN KE6 and family thank n iHtivrs, friend', for rolln. messate. of condolence Bail attendant at mt:hi vinit. funeral or their late father Mr Oag Ten* Horn; ALICIA. ZAINAL ABIDEEN and a) .in«, gave nd attendi-d the funeral of the lale Mr
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    IN MEMORIAM
    25 10 !l> Ward, tin {Minimum) IN LOVINC MEMORY of Mr. Wong Te* Nani uho |u»Hrd away tbla lit* oa 19th March UM. Oaisy Won.
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    The Straits Times Thursday. March 19, 1964. Programme For Tin
    632 10 The Straits Times Thursday. March 19, 1964. Programme For Tin The Americans are announcing tomorrow a new oneyear programme for stockpile tin sales, and also details of the long-range plan for the disposal of nearly 100,000 tons, the rest of the surplus. We have already had the customary assurances that
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    Welcome Gift
    374 10 Australia's gift of $20 million worth of militaiy supplies is important both in itself and I in its implications. It comes at a time of clanger to Malaysia when all material aid offered will be eagerly accepted and put to work, to make our callup more effective, to
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    Bentong Omen
    269 10 The collapse of the Socialist (Front- United Democratic Party coalition in the Bentong town council follows so close- ly upon the failure of the two parties to form a united front to fight the parliamentary elections, that is natural to assume the two events are related. Confirmation should
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      170 10 IT drives you berserk at times when you are waiting for a bus. An example is the Nos. 4 and 19 STC buses. You see the crowd at a bus-stop waiting for their bus. For 15 minutes, if not more, not a single bus is in
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      36 10 I wish the Ministry of j Education (Malaya) were more stable In Its vacation planning. The first term schedule has been changed thrice: Is this not a sign of poor administration? SAMUEL WONG Seremb&n.
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    Singapore 1964, the challenge of a frontier
    2083 10  - Singapore 1 964, the challenge of a frontier TREGONNING by I Prof. of the University of I Singapore, in speech to the South Seas Society IN many ways Singapore today is the frontier. Most obviously perhaps it is the frontier between peace* and war. Only a few miles offshore Indonesian
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    Sultan pardons a dato
    267 11 WAY IS CLEARED FOR MAN FOUND GUILTY OF POLL CORRUPTION FOUR YEARS AGO IPOH, Wednesday. |)ATO Leong Kee Nyean, 37, who was found guilty of a corrupt practice under the Flections Offences Ordinance four years ago, has been pardoned by the Sultan of Perak. This clears
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    Tengku Osman sees Begg
    68 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. —The Chief of Malaysia's armed forces, Lt.Gen. Tengku Osman bin Tengku Mohamed Jewa. today had discussions on the present defence situa- tion with Admiral Sir Varyl Begg Commander-in-Chief of the Par East Unified Command. He flew Into Singapore in the morning from Kuala Lumpur
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    Rotary lunch talk
    40 11 1 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Deputy High Commissioner for Australia. Mr. W. B. Pritchett. will speak on "Colombo Plan's contribution to world understanding" at the Rotary Club of Singapore West lunch at Prince's Restaurant tomorrow at 1 p.m.
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    SOCIALIST FRONT, PMIP IN ELECTION PACT
    194 11 SOCIALIST FRONT, PMIP IN ELECTION PACT DARIT BUNT.4R, Wed. Two opposition parties, the Socialist Front and PMIP, have reached an electoral understanding to contest next month's elections in the padi-izrow-ing constituencies of Krian Laut, K r 1 a n I Utara and Seberang Sela t a n (Province South). Under
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    'Defend the nation' call by MAYC
    92 11 MUAR, Wed— The president of the Johore Malayan Association of Youth Clubs. Inche All bin Abu Bakar. has called on the youth of Malaysia to stand solidly behind the Government and to defend the country agalns any danger it might face from within or
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    16 cinema managers awarded 523,000 for overtime
    264 11 16 cinema managers awarded 523,000 for overtime SINGAPORE. Wed. An Industrial Arbitration Court today awarded 16 cinema managers and assistant managers employed by Malayan Theatres Ltd. a lump sum payment of $2,300 for nine months' accumulated overtime work The award follows deadlock in negotiation* between the Singapore Manual and Mercantile
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    Jailed youth thanks court
    70 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. A 17-year old boy today flashed a toothless smile and thanked a magistrate after he was sen- i tenced to six months' jail and ordered to be given three stroke* of the rotan. Tan Paik Chye, who pleaded guilty to a charge ol outraging
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    Harun quits his post to contest polls
    200 11 Harun quits his post to contest polls KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Selangor's Legal Adviser, Inche Harun bin Haji Idris, has quit his post to contest the State Assembly election. Hu resignation will be •fleet ive lrom tomorrow. Inche Harun, 39. will content the Morlb constituency on an Alliance ticket. It was
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    Elected branch president
    42 11 SUNGEI PATANI, Wed— Mr. P. N Pillai has been elected president of the Sungri Patam branch of the Malayan Indian Congress. Dr. M Natara.ian is vice-presi-dent with Mr. AS Maniam as secret.* rv and Mr. Somasundram Chettiar as treasurer.
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    The ever-ready smiler
    56 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. Ng Chan Seng. 17. said to have an "ever-ready smile." pleaded guilty In a District Court today to a housebreaklng charge and to another charge of trying to break into a store Inspector Ronald Naidu, prosecuting, said "Ng has an ever-ready smile. Sometimes he keeps
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    Fleet brings 30 ships to base
    171 11 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. 4 COMMONWEALTH fleet of warships and support ships from five nations will arrive at Singapore Naval Base tomorrow after nearly three weeks of routine exercises, mainly in the Bay of Bengal. They have been taking part in Exercise Jet. an annual maritime
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    Smallholders in Johore set a record
    56 11 BATU PAH AT, Wed Smallholders in Johore replanted 36,957 acres of t rubber last year— a record, according to the Johore Replanting Officer, Inche Shamsuddln bin Arabee. Since 1952. a total of 194.941 acress has been newly planted or replanted. This year, 11.491 applications
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    Pedestrian is stabbed
    42 11 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Poo Ho Seng, 24. was stabbed in the back last night as he was walkIng along the five-foot way of Capitol building He was admitted to the General Hospital, where his condition was described as "not serious."
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    CORONER TOLD OF A WIFE'S LAST QUARREL
    818 11 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A CORONER'S inquiry was told today how a pharmacist, Madam Lim Han Neo, died of barbiturate poisoning the day after she had a quarrel with her husband. The court was told that Madam Lim, 34. who was a pharmacist at the
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    MILESTONE IN OUR INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS
    871 12 MILESTONE IN OUR INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS Dr. Goh to officiate Singapore's first cable factory opens today By Harold Soh. Singapore New landmark at Jurong YyHEN the Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng *Swee, officially opens the Far Eastern Cables Switchgear Limited in the Jurong industrial complex at 5 p.m. today, it
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    Multi-million dollar project
    391 13 FAR EASTERN CABLES FEATURE TOP EXECUTIVES ARRIVE FOR OPENING NEW FACTORY EQUIPPED WITH BEST MACHINES ANEW multi-million dollar cable manufacturing plant has come into existence at the Jurong industrial complex. It was the result of a meeting between the Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye, and
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    17 13 A Japanese electrical engineer is seen handling parts of the modern machinery at the factory.
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    UP-TO-DATE
    20 13 0 This up-to-date machinery installed in the Far Eastern Cables and Switehgear factory at Jurong. was imported from Japan
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    Finished products ready for the market
    21 13 these finished cables are piled in a corner of the factory rraily for the mirkct
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      175 13 Congratulations to FAR EASTERN CABLES SWITCHGEAR LTD. Electrical Installation by R. E. MORRIS CO., LTD. 18. BATTERY ROAD. SINGAPORE. TEL: *****/8 174, JALAN TUANKU ABDUL RAHMAN. K.L. TEL: ***** with Kts3l cables g. p. Dennis f Switchgear j£ v LONGMORE Steel Conduits CongrtituEuiions and ilvsi Wishes to FAR EASTERN CABLES
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      1092 14 EDUCATION 2* Word* >i (Min.)— Box St rt*. txtrm PRIMARY SIX COMPOSITION Made Simple Models and Methods ol Composition by Karim available in Singapore Bookshops Tel: iS'pore > SMBI BECINNERS A ALL STAGES Shorthand Typewriting Book -Keeping. Preparing Kor L.C.C. Kraminauon Commercial High School (AJrconditioned). 247 A. Joo Cblat Road.
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      1054 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE Wowm *i (Mm.) Box M el* txtrm EXECUTIVE'S IVORY IHI Volvo ISM in Kxcrllvnt condition will) Insurance radio, extras, for $4,930/-. Owner leaving. Telephone (Spore) ***** today tomorrow IM2 VAUXHALL VICTOR Super (irey Colour Registered 1063 54.200/-. Also Diana Scooter 1961 (700 Both excellent condition 0.n.0. I'bone
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      670 14 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS JNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE TEACHER IN THE MALAY LANGUAGE. APPLICATIONS are invited loi appointment a.s a lull-lime Teacher < In the Malay language. Applicants should have either a University degree or a Certificate or a Diploma from one of the following institutions, viz: Teachers' TrainIng College. Singapore; Malay Women's
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      538 14 TENDERS CITY COUNCIL OF GEORGE TOWN, PENANG TENDER NOTICE TENDERS for the supply and delivery ol one Portable Hotary Air Compressor will be received by the City Secretary, City Hall. Penang, up to 12.00 noon on Thursday, 9th April. 1964. Further details are available en application to the City Engineer's
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      835 15 NOTICE HONG KONG UNIT FUNDS LIMITED FIRST HONG KONG FIND. Under the terms of the Trust Deed, a Distribution will be made on 15th May, 1964, to persons who are registered unitholders on 31st March, 1964. HONG KONG SHANGHAI BANK, HONG KONG (TRUSTEE) LIMITED, Trustee. Singapore, 19th March 1964. LOWER
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      782 15 SCHOLARSHIPS IN RUBBER TECHNOLOGY The Board of the Natural Rubber Producers' Research Association, an organisation of the Malayan Rubber Fund Board, incorporated in the United Kingdom, has established Scholarships at the National College of Rubber Technology In London consisting ot a Maintenance grant of £476 per annum. College Fees, return
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      1653 15 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received at the office of the Waterworks Engineer, Kuala Lumpur at J.K.R. No. 2, Jalan Tangsi, Kuala Lumpur from Class "EX" and above P.W.D. registered contractors (under Head VII Mains Laying) up to 3.00 p.m. of the 27-3-64, for laying of 8". 6",
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      151 15 TENDERS MINISTRY OF DEFENCE TENDER NOTICE I Tenders are Invited for the I supply of white granulated sugar to the Federation of Malaysia Armed Forces. Tender documents are obtainable from supplies and transport Directorate (Block A 41) Jalan Padang Tembak. Kuala Lumpur will be supplied on request. Completed tenders must
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      455 15 UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION Closing Date The closing date for the receipt of applications for admission to courses of study In the University of Singapore lac the academic year 1964/65 from candidates who offer the CHINESE Higher School Certificate Examination will be Tuesday. 31 MARCH 1964. H. D.
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      536 15 NOTICE Notice v nereby given that the Stare land oorderiim Jaim. Tunfcu Ibrahim ana the newly constructed road as depicted in Town Plan MB as. 38A/251/57 is intended for alienation by way of lease for period of not exceeding 60 7«ars for the purpose ot buildings confined to the following
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    106 17 MELBOURNE, Wed. INDUSTRIALS' trading was ot steady volume and covered a wide range of stocks. Leaders were again Irregular with B.H.P. down 6d. to 58s. 9d. Overall moves were about ln balance. Base metab mostly Improved while oils held steady levels. Loans were steady. C.RA 31/11 Mount Isa
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    RUBBER PRICES
    242 17 PRIL first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. cloud at 5 p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 71 i cents per lb. up a quarter of a cent on Tuesday's closing level for the position. The tone was uncertain. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. cloclng prices In ccnte per Ib.
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    SHIPS IN PORTS
    196 17 SHIPS lying alongside the Slngapere Harbour wharves er expected teday are: Tobago 1 12, California Mall 4/5, Benreoch 6/7, Laertes 8/9, State of Travancore-Cochin 10/11, Rajula 15/16. Ranee 19. Varda 23. Malay 25/26. Tokal Hani 27/23, Uranville 29/30. Empire Kittiwake 31/32. Djakarta 33/34. Kenryu Mam 35/36. Ellen
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    199 17 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) March l*i. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Boustead 14 cts. M. Cement 19 cts. Di'nlops 18 cts. M. Box 21 eta. City Dev. 6 cts. McAllster 16 cts E. Smelters 21 cts. M. Invest. 15 cts. Ksso 19 cts. Robinson 14 cts. Fed. Dlsp. 15 cts. C storage
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    88 17 THE Malayan Exchange Banke' Aete--1 clitlon made these changes In Its to (100) Canada: buying TT 35 7/16. airmail OD 35 9/18. 9u d/st 36 1/16 credit bills. 36 1/4 trade bills. Selling TT *r OD ready: Canada 33 1/16. twin Franei 140 5/8: French Francs IS9 1/8.
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    79 17 I THI Federation Minister 1 for Finance has fixed thrsp prices for calculatingcustoms duties for tbe week beginning; on March 19. Rubber 64 cts a Ib. Copra $480 a ton. Coconut oil $792 a ton. Palm oil 5658.75 a ton. Palm kernels $403.50 a ton. The rate of
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    INDUSTRIALS STILL DRIFT: TINS ARE VERY QUIET
    565 17 From Our Market Correspondent rpHE same pattern coni- tinued on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with industrials featureless and slightly easier. In face of continued Indonesian confrontation and the General Election uncertainties industrials are really behaving quite well. The section cannot by any
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    STOCK INDICES
    25 17 Malayan Stork Indirr* Mar. 17 Mai. IK ♦Industrials: 109.90 109.9(1 Tins: 134.39 133.75 S rubbers: 104.>7 104.27 •Dec. 30, 1963=100 Dec. 29, 1962=100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    820 17 pOMBINED business ln the Slngapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded ln brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Betntead (3.000) 51. 82, (1.000) 51. 31: Cold Store d,000) 53.33, (1,000) 53. 32: Dunleps (11,000) 52.70: Esst Smelt $3.80 SL.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 17 March 18. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 71 \'i cents (ap a quarter of a cent). TIN: $536.62', i (up 50 cents). Estimated offering 260 tons (unchanged).
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    72 17 /CHINESE Produce Eichancc. Slngaper* neon prices per picul ycttcrday: Coconut oil: bulk S47* sellers, drum $504 sellers Copra: Marcb/Aprll L'K Continent. Unquoted. Peppei: Muntok white JlSl'i sellers. Sarawak white JI6O sellers. special Sarawak black $122 a sellers, garbled Lampong black Sl22i sellers, ABTA 1132 i sellers. Singapore Coconut
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    Straits tin up by 50 cts. Rubber price loses gain
    432 17 rE price of Straits tin yesterday advanced by 50 cents to $536.62 i per picul. on an offering unchanged for the third day at an estimated 260 tons. In London on Tuesday after a slow start trading Interest ln tin
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      307 17 GOPENG CONSOLIDATED, LIMITED (Incorporated in England) The Directors of Gopeng Consolidated, Llnuied propose lo recommend:1. lncre«>m? the company's authorised bliare capital lo £1.500.000. 2. C.ipiiali&alion of ±.199.394. S.Od. from reserves and 3. A atrip isbue of 797,577 new .•■hares of ss. each lo memoers on the register on 14ih April,
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      354 18 TREAT OF MOUTH-WATERING EASTER POSIES OOME-MADE cakes n are very much a part of tradition at Easter time. If you have not already tried making these popular cakes, Easter Posies, for the sweet-toothed members of* the family, here's the chance now. Easter posies are decorative little cakes and simple to
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      Students show the way to fashion
      262 18  - Students show the way to fashion ESME BAPTISTA By DRETTY Miss Kristin Lundberg will be one of the 10 teenage students who will model an exclusive collection of clothes at the Singapore Island Country Club on Saturday morning. Organised by the students of the American School, the show, "Passport to
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      OIL BATH AT HOME FOR DRY HAIR
      240 18 OIL BATH AT HOME FOR DRY HAIR IF your hair is natural- ly dry and brittle or has become temporarily dull and lifeless through over-bleach-ing or perming, you'll find it will benefit tremendously from expert Andre Bernard's special oil bath. You will need an old terry towel; a small quantity
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    Ramadhin takes 3 for 6
    885 19  -  GUNN CHIT THYE: Penang. I by HE AND PIACHAUD (2-5) SEND PENANG TUMBLING AFTER C'WEALTH FALL FOR 113 SCOREBOARD Wednesday 1 r pHE Penang bowling was good enough today to contain the star-studded Commonwealth XI batting to a very modest total but their batting failed
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    Sandosham declines captaincy
    202 19 Sandosham declines captaincy SINGAPORE. Wed. Reggie Sandosham has declined captaincy of the Singapore cricket side to play Swan ton's Commonwealth tourists In a one-day match on the padang here next Tuesday In a letter to SOA secretary J.C Cooke today, Sandosham writes: "I was shocked to read In the Straits
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    Rajah calls emergency meeting to discuss OCM 'surprise'
    365 19 by TEOH ENG TATT SINGAPORE, Wed. The news that the first meeting of the Olympic Council of Malaysia has been railed for Friday at Stadium Negara. Kuala Lumpur, has taken Singapore sports officials by surprise. So much so that Singapore Olympic and
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    FAM offer to Brazilians
    90 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The FA of Malaysia have offered Madureira. a professional Brazilian team. 112.000 (US$4,OOO) for three matches at Singapore. Kuala Lumpur and Prnang next month. If Madureira were unable to play three matches, the PAM were prepared to pay $9,000 for two matches (Singapore
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    Springfield storms home to pip Wonderful Pil
    1931 19  -  Epsom Jeep RACING by TPOH, Wed.— Mr. K. Y. L i m s Springfield scored a smart win over 6f today to make j amends for his defeat last Sunday. Cleverly ridden by leading i apprentice Subian Dalwee, Springfield came with a I
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    47 19 TOTAL POOL: $116,900 lit: No. *****1 ($28,932) 2nd: No. *****1 ($14,466) 3rd: No. *****6 t»7,233) STARTERS ($669 each): Xos. *****7 2138*0 *****2 *****5 *****0 *****5 *****1 *****0 *****6 *****6 *****2 *****3. ((INSOLATION ($563 each): No*. *****1 *****9 *****9 *****5 *****1 *****8 *****5 *****8 *****9 *****8.
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    The forgetful punters...
    48 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.—Forgetful punters failed to claim $13,036 of tote winnings from the Selangor Turf Club last year. The club made a profit of $270,251 for the year, according to the report which will be tabled for approval at the annual meeting on Mar. 30
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    FAM name 22 youths
    250 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The FA. of Malaysia today named 22 youth players for final centralised training here from Mar 28 in preparation for the sixth Asian Youth championship at Saigon from Apr. 15 to 30 They are goalkeepers Chow Chee Krone and Sivabalan (both of Selangor);
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    SPORTS SUMMARY
    135 19 BADMINTON— MaIacca schools championship finals: Boys single* Wong Uang Un (PFMS) bt Goh Chee Muah 17-14. 11-15. 15-5. Boys doubles: Wong Llan Un an<l Oan Boon Peng (ACS) bt I.im En* Ghee and Goh Chee Muah 15-6. 15-9. Girls single*: Mary Urn (MGSi bt LJm Hung Neo 11-4.
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    STOLLE JOINS THE 'REBELS'
    144 19 STOLLE JOINS THE 'REBELS' TENNIS 1 SYDNEY. Wed. Fred Stolle, (above), who was refused permission by Lawn Tennis Association of Australia on Monday to go abroad before the end of March, nevertheless left today for Monte Carlo. Stolle thus joins Roy Emerson. Ken Fletcher and Martin Mulligan on the banned
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    Preston for promotion?
    210 19 Cables in brief LONDON, Wed. Preston, who reached the F.A. Cup final by defeating Swansea on Saturday, strengthened their bid for promotion from the Second Division of the League by beating Norwich 3-0 last night. Results: Inter-Leagne matchLeague of Ireland 4 Irish League 2. English Div 2—
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    NEGRI AAA
    35 19 SEREMBAN, Wed.— Negri Sembllan AAA officials: President Hajl Anjang Salth bin Hajl Abas: vice-presidents Wan Ibrahim bin Wan M. Isa. A. K. Ratnam, K J Kunaratnara; secretary J. Kanagaratnam. treasurer P. SlvagI nanam.
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    Hsieh is fancied for circuit prize
    213 19 Hsieh is fancied for circuit prize GOLF By LIM KEE CHAN SINGAPORE, Wed.— The Far East circuit golf championship looks like a fourcornered tussle between Hsleh Yung Yo (Formosa), Tadashl Kitta, Tomoo Isnil (both of Japan) and Peter Thomson (Australia). Although Hsich did noi »ai any of the tournaments at
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    Lock icon Miguel and Hsieh tie on 66
    111 19 JJONO KONO. Wed. Spanish professional Angel Miguel fired a blistering 66 on the par--72 old course at Fanling to tie for first place with Taiwan's Hsleh Yung Yo in the Pro-am golf tournament here today. Runners-up in the individual professional scores were Japan's Haruyoshi
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    Majid goals spark rout
    104 19 CINGAPORE, Wed. Malaysian international Majid Ariff hit a brilliant patch to score four goals which helped Chartered Bank trounce Netherland Trading Society 8-1 in their SBHFA league Div. 2 match at Farrer Park today. Majid also paved the way for the other forwards. Koh Dut Tew
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      55 19 SPORTS DIARY RIIKET lour match: MCA President's XI v C'wealth XI (Western Rd, Penang. 11 a.m.). SOCCER Penang Div. 1: Chinese Wunderers v Rambler* (City Stadium, 5.15). Friendliest Spore Youths v RAF Spore (5.30); S pore Malays Gold Cup XI T Spore 'A' (7. both matches at Jn. Bes&r). TKNNIS
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    Air pact allows flights to Australia
    177 20 Air pact allows flights to Australia I^UALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysia today initialled it s first ai r agreement with Australia. Barely an hour after the agreement was initialled, it received the endorsement of the Malaysian Cabinet. The formal signing, which was expected to be held in Canberra in a few
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    Minister to open student photo salon
    91 20 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Minister lor Culture. Mr. S. Rajaralnam. will open the Third Singapore International Student Salon of Photography, organised by the Photographic Society of Nanyanc University, on Friday at 5 p.m. at the National Library conference room. The salon will be opened to
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    Exams in Tamil
    28 20 SINOAIORF. Wed— The Ministry of Education announced today that out of 17 school candidates who sat for the School Certificate < Tamil) examination, 1963. 12 passed.
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    DATO STEPHENS FOR AFRO-ASIAN MEET
    121 20 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Wed. A Malaysian delegation comprising Dato Donald Stephens, the Chief Minister of Sabah, Dato Ismail bin Yusof, the Ambassador-designate to Korea, and Senator Aisha Ghani will leave for Algeria tomorrow to attend the five-day AfroAsian solidarity conference beginning on March 22. They
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    Americans told to understand Asians better
    189 20 SINGAPORE. Wed. Speaking of the need for greater world understanding in the battle for peace, the American Con-sul-General in Singapore, Mr. Sam P. Gilstrap, today emphasised that his fellow Americans should do more to understand Asians better. Mr. Gilstrap, who was addressing a Rotary
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    Man freed on rob charge
    74 20 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Mr. Justice Winslow in the Assize Court today acquitted and discharged a fitter. Pang Kok. Mun. 23. on a charge of armed robbery without calling for his defence. Pang was alleged to have held up Yee Siew Wah. a hawker's assistant, in French
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    Lock icon Senator accuses Macapagal
    46 20 MANILA. Wed— Senator Manuel P. Manahan today accused President Macapagal of "ignoring" a secret report from the National Intelligence Agency on smuggling In nearby Cavite Province. Senator Manahan, who Is a member of Mr. Macapagal's Liberal Party, spoke in the Philippines Senate. UPI.
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    DEATHS
    90 20 MADAM K. KOCMAPPI Mother of T R. B*lan. 21 Parry Avenue. Singapor. 19 paved away peacefully on 16-3-94 at Paravoor. Qulloo. Kerala State. MR. MANORISAPPUHAMY age 95 •in old renldent. Reko Red. Kajang. rxpired at 1<>OI) Bentul Pasar at 7 t. m on I^-3-64. Burial 5 n.m. at etnhaleae
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    3 DOCTORS AMONG THE PAP's FIRST 11 FOR POLLS
    617 20 SINGAPORE. Wed doctors tare among the candidates the Peoples Action Party will field in the general election. Highly-placed party sources today confirmed the names of 11 candidates. Some of them were once members of the Malayan Chinese Association and the Labour
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    LONDON STOCKS
    415 20 LONDON, Wed. It was a daj of unsettled conditions In the I stock markets. Apart from company news, there was a lack of Incentive and buyers were snowIng a very limited Interest. Selling was light and prices drifted lower. Most leading equities showed falls of a few pence.
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    MISSION TO SABAH AND SARAWAK: 'CONCRETE RESULTS'
    305 20 MISSION TO SABAH AND SARAWAK: 'CONCRETE RESULTS' SINGAPORE, Wed. The 42-man Singapore trade mission to Sabah and Sarawak led by Senator Ko Teck Kin returned here tonight after achieving "concrete results." The mission's 10-day trip to these territories has resulted in: AGREEMENT to set up a ti.idc promotion committee comprising
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    196 20 Joan takes off on round the world solo flight LOS ANGELES, Wed. Joan Merriam, 27-year-old blonde test pilot, took off in her twin-engined plane from Oakland. California, yesterday in an attempt to become the first woman to fly alone around the world. Amelia Earhart tried and failed when lu-r plane
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    Lock icon Best of terms: Stephens
    46 20 JESSELTON. Wed.— The Sabah Chief Minister. Dato Donald Stephens, today said the Sabah Government was on the best terms with the Central Government. There had never been pressure ot the State to institute policy changes, he snid at a press conference. Reuter.
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    Water shut-off
    25 20 SINGAPORE. Wed— Water will be- cut off in Jalan Lapung. Jrlan Warirutin and Jalan Sciuomi to> morrow, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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    Sound policy pleases an Indian trade mission
    296 20 SINGAPORE, Wed. A VISITING trade A delegation from Calcutta today described the Malaysian Government's sound economic policy as a 'major attraction" to potential foreign investors and industrialists. Mr. I.H. Padamsee, the leader of the delegation which had just paid a three-day visit to
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      313 20 ESTATE OF 1. I'okkan Chatbukulty deed, late of 15 Asiatic Qra. Alexandra Road, Singapore, died on 30th Oct. 1963. 2. Govindamjoo »/o Sakrapany deed, late of 12. Norris Koad, Singapore, died on 19-12-63 P.T. 45/64. 3. I*. Kajamoney deed, late of Block 45, Koom 4, Naval Base Singapore, died on
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      242 20 J.K.R. TRENGGANU TENDER NOTICE Tenders will oe received from registered P.WJ3. Contractors in Class EX' and above up u> 3.00 p.m. on 31st. March, 1964. at the Otlice ol the State Engineer. P.WJD. Trengganu at Kuala 'IYengganu for. CONSTRUCTION OP FOUK UNITS CLASS H" QUARTERS M JERTEH. BESUT. All particulars
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      257 20 TENDERS LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN TANAH PERAK (Perak Land Development Board). Supply of Weed-killers. TENDERS for the supply of weed-killers viz. Dowpon. Basfapon, Lalapon, Gramevin, Dalapon or Gramoxone PP9IO for the New Block Planting Schemes in Perak will be received at the Office of the Setla Usaha. Lembaga XemaJuan Tanah Perak, PWD
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      20 20 Late CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS WESSEL: To Kru-dhi lin and Winnie at thr Asaunta Hospital. aon, Heimlng. Thanks to doctor and staff
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      40 20 I-lIGHEST and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Tuesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest I.ow«l Kuala Lumpur 93 72 Kota Blian 88 70 PniiiiiK 90 73 Ipoh 72 Malacca 90 73 Singapore 88 73
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