The Straits Times, 26 June 1964

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    20 1 Mm AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. FRIDAY. JUNE 26. 1964 £> 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    Lock icon RAIL SABOTAGE
    906 1 Train blown off line FIFTEEN GOODS WAGONS DERAILED BUT NO ONE INJURED: PHONE WIRES CUT AND THEN ANOTHER EXPLOSION TAMPIN, Thurs. A5O-WAGON goods train was derailed last night by terrorists who placed a dynamite charge on the line four miles north of here. Fifteen wagons <>f the Kuala
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    Danger of infection is posed by Pahang River
    521 1 Danger of infection is posed by Pahang River Dr. Abbas sent to direct cholera control KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. TIIK (.On I roller of Communicable Discuses. Dr. Haji Abbas bin Haji Alias, is being sent by the Ministry of Health to Kuala Trengganu to take charge of operations against the cholera
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    Lock icon Chiang pays tribute to Dato Loke
    124 1 Chiang pays tribute to Dato Loke rpAIPEH, Thurs. PresiJL dent Chiang Kai-shek yesterday paid tribute to Dato Loke Wan Tho, who with his wife, was among 57 persons killed in the plane crash in central Formosa last Saturday. President Chiang sent a memorial tablet inscribed "(ho Hlsing Po Hsiu" (Outstanding
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    Lock icon Golden prize
    24 1 BERLIN. Thurs. Britain's "Freedom Road has won the Golden Plaque in the Third West Berlin television film competition, which ended here tonight.—Reuter.
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    Tshombe will go back 'to save Congo'
    114 1 Tshombe will go back 'to save Congo' MADRID Thurs. The iormer Katanga President. Mr. Moise Tshombe. announced yesterday he was flying back to the Congo "to help the Government to liberate my country from the n.isery and anarchy it now suffers.' Tshombe told a news conference he «M Hying to
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    SHARP FALL IN PRICES ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    159 1 SHARP FALL IN PRICES ON STOCK EXCHANGE SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Heavy selling on an unwilling market caused a collapse in prices on the Malayan Stock Exchange today. The decline was worsened by considerable short selling. It was twice necessary to suspend dealings in the Singapore trading room so that brokers could
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    Russian rockets for Indonesia?
    253 1 JAKARTA, Thurs.—Visiting Russian Deputy Premier Mikoyan said today that Russia was supplying Indonesia with new weapons for her fighting against Malaysia. Speaking at a mass rally, he said the weapons were "very modern' and said that they were "far bet- i ter than the weapons pos-
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    Malay Regt patrol kills 2 Indons
    154 1 From GEOFFREY GELDARD KUCHING, Thurs. A patrol of the 4th Bn., Royal Malay Regiment, killed two Indonesian terrorists yesterday .afternoon near Terbat Bazaar, about three miles from the border in the First Division of Sarawak. The Malay Regiment patrol was operating along a jungle
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    Lock icon Jakarta's 'last import of rice'
    66 1 Jakarta's 'last import of rice' ANOTHER PICTURE IN BACK PAGE JAKARTA, Thurs. Indonesia stoned a contract lo purchase 30.000 tons of rice from China yesterday, according to the AjUara news agency. It quoted Mr Umarjadi. the fourth Deputy Foreign Minister, as saying this would be 'ncio; l.i :mport of rice
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    57 1 PARIS. Thurs. Hitch-hiker.-- in France will in luturr \vn\r t "morality raid" cu.iiantecing tluy are of good character instead of thumbing ;i litt. U the French Government accept! i .an by Mr. Secretary o! State ttju Youth and Snorts. Mr. Herzou mm the new c.irds to help h:
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    STOP PRESS MACA'S SUCCESTION MANILA. Thurs—Pre
    36 1 STOP PRESS MACA'S SUCCESTION MANILA. Thurs— Pre sklent Macapagal has Mggested to Indonesia, .M.il.ivm., to hold .mother Foreign Ministers' Meeting in tw«> weeks' lime in letters *mt to both countries M Moml.iy revealed here tonight ITI
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon General Khanh: The crucial hour has come
      290 2 General Khanh: The crucial hour has come 'FREEDOM IN THE SOUTH AND LIBERATION OF THE NORTH 9 SAIGON, Thursday. I^HE Prime Minister of South Vietnam, MajorGeneral Nguyen Khanh, was quoted as telling a huge crowd today that "things are going to happen fast and hard in the fight for freedom
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      BALDWIN URGES A DRIVE FOR MINDS OF VIETNAMESE
      328 2 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Tf —Charles F. Baldwin, until early this year U.S. Ambassador to Malaysia, yesterday called for a massive campaign to turn the sympathies of the Vietnamese people against the Communists. This campaign by a Vletnames "peace corps" should take priority over
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      Lock icon US $35 mil. loan
      39 2 WASHINGTON. Thjrs. The International Development Association, an affiliate of the World Bank, has granted two 50-year interest-free credits totalling US$35 million for the Improvement and expansion of the East and West PakUan railway systems.— Reuter
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      Lock icon Malik holds trade talks in Italy
      53 2 ROME. Thurs. The Indonesian Trade Minister. Mr Adam Malik and the Italian Foreign Minister. Mr. Bernardo Mattarella yesterday discussed renewal of the trade agreement between the two countries and the possibility of Italian supplies of Industrial Dlant and means of land and water transport
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      Lock icon 393 rd birthday
      36 2 MANILA. Thurs.— The City of Manila yesterday celebrated the 393 rd anniversary of its foundation. A speci.il public holiday throughout Manila was declared to enable Its citizens to celebrate "Manila Day. 11 Reuter.
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      America pledges to meet India's rice needs
      145 2 >TEW DELHI, Thnrs. i The Prime Minister, Mr. Lai Bahadur Shastri, said yesterday that the United States had assured India it would continue to meet her rice needs under Public Law 480 He said the United States agreed to supply additional quantities of
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      Lock icon Madame Nhu writes again to Johnson
      120 2 Madame Nhu writes again to Johnson PARIS, Than.— Madame Ngo Dinb Nho. formerly South Vietnam'!! first lady, announced yesterday she had written again to President Johnson about her demand for a United States visa. oflif ially refused on Tuesday She told the President it was flattering, but dangerous to the
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      Lock icon Widow to take Phibul's ashes to Bangkok
      108 2 TOKYO. I'huTi. The widow of the late Marshal Phlbui Songgram of Thailand will fly home on Saturday with his ashes for a series of funeral rites in Bangkok. Mrs. Songgram will be accompanied by two daughters and two sons: Madame Clilrawat Panyarachoon and
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      Lock icon Five-woman team
      37 2 MELBOURNE. Thurs A delegation of five women, mostiv trade union officials, will leave Sydney on Monday for a months visit to China, it was announced at a farewell at the Melbourne Trades Hall vesterdav— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Hatta says 'yes' to a Soekarno job
      157 2 JAKARTA, Thursday. r)R. MOHAMMED Hatta who resigned as Vice President in 1959 because of disputes with President Soekarno, has accepted an unofficial job for the Indonesian Government; Soekarno met his former foe. who has lived in retirement, at the palace yesterday fcr 45
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      Lock icon Smuggling is subversion, says Soek Minister
      124 2 JAKARTA. Thurs. Th« Minister of Justice Mr Astrawlnata, has announced that smuggling between Indonesia and neighbouring Malaysia would be considered an act of subversion. The official Antara newt agency quoted him as savins "Smuggling may conaeauently strengthen the enemy and undermine the endurance of
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon "A bomber bonfire": Russians agree in principle but seek safeguards
      259 3 /GENEVA, Thurs. The Soviet Union is prepared to agree to a phased destruction of bombers provided the United States agreed in principle to the destruction of all bombers. Mr. Valexlan Zorin, Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister, said this at a lunch
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      Lock icon Bob Kennedy off to Bonn
      60 3 NEW YORK. Thurs— The US. Attorney General, Mr. Robert Kennedy, left by air yesterday on a six-day visit to West Germany and Poland. Mr. Kennedy was to have left earlier but delayed his departure to keep a check on developments in Mississippi where there is
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      Lock icon Bomb scare at memorial service for Beaverbrook
      136 3 I ONDON, Thurs— A bomb scare sent fire engines and police racing yesterday to Saint Paul's Cathedral at a time when It was packed with some of the most famous people in Britain. A telephone caller had said there was a bomb under
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      Lock icon Holland plans to build N-subs
      132 3 T«E HAGUE. Thurs. Holland plans to build nuclear submarines, the Dutch Defence Minister, Mr Piet de Jong, told the Second Chamber (Lower House) of Parliament today. In a statement published here the Minister said the submarines would not be equipped with ballistic missiles like Polaris,
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      Lock icon In service: The see while you speak phone
      265 3 In service: The see while you speak phone YEW YORK, Thurs. Mrs. Lyndon. B. Johnson yesterday helped inauguraic "Picturephone," the most dramatic new concept of person-to-person, communications since Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone. Starting today, the general public will for the first time be able to place calls between
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      Lock icon Johnson picks new Chief of Staff for the Army
      132 3 iV'ASHLNGTON, Thurs. President Johnson yesterday nominated Gen. Harold K. Johnson to be the US. Array's new Chief of Staff. Gen. Johnson, 52. and now Deputy Chief of Staff for Military Operations, will succeed Gen. Ear:e G. Wheeler, who was nominated for
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      Lock icon £168,000 painting
      83 3 LONDON. Thurs. A top-quaiitv painting by Kembrandt sold for £168--000 at a Sotheby's auction yesterday, somewhat less than expected. Experts had predicted before the sale that Rembrandt's "An Apostle Reading." painted in 1661 during the Dutch paint- er's la-t great period, would bring at least £200.000. It was
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      Lock icon Turks reply to Grivas: Willing to die for freedom...
      320 3 NICOSIA, Thursday. fURKISH Cypriot leaders yesterday rejected the friendship bid held out by Greek former underground leader General George Grivas, and declared: "We are determined to die for our freedom." Grivas' offer "is something like the friendship between the slave and
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      Lock icon 'SMOKING A HEALTH HAZARD' LABEL FOR CIGARETTES
      200 3 'SMOKING A HEALTH HAZARD' LABEL FOR CIGARETTES WASHINGTON, Thurs. f The Federal Trade Commission yesterday ordered cigarette makers to label their packages with a notation that smoking is a hazard to health. The tobacco Industry made immediate plans to challenge the ruling In court. The FTC's order also extended to
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    Ipoh councillors study S'pore Govt methods
    362 4 Ipoh councillors study S'pore Govt methods DELEGATION from the Ipoh Municipality was today given a firsthand account of how Singapore is tackling its housing and hawker problems. The chairman of the Housing and Development Board, Mr. Tan Kia Gan, told them that the Board was now planning to build flats
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    3 RETRENCHED MEN: DECISION UPHELD
    323 4 THE Second Industr i a 1 Arbitration Court today upheld the* decision of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation to retrench three employees two draughtsmen and a polisher in its property department, because they had become redundant following reorganisation of the department. The employees are
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    'Praise was for work carried out by team'
    243 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Industrial Arbitration Court today heard the testimony of Dr. The Blng Tjiauw. port health officer, and Dr. V. M. S. Thevathason. senior health officer, at the resumed hearing of the trade dispute between the Minister of Health and the
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    TRINITY BAR EXAM PASSES
    150 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Ministry of Education announces that the following candidates who sat for the Trinity Bar examination 1964 at the Singapore Centre were successful in one or more sections of Part 1: Roman law: S. Jaganathan. K. R. Thampuran. L.D.E. Fernando: <3rd class pass). Constitutional
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    Record catch brings joy to Pangkor Island
    296 5 WHEN THE FISH COME TO THE FISHERMEN IPOH, Thursday. pISH in the sea off Indonesia now appear to be assisting Malaysia overcome an economic aspect of confrontation, much to the joy of fishermen. Fishermen in Pangkoi Island, who had given up going far
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    Estate men report a passport swindle
    134 5 A LOR STAR, Thurs. Four estate workers today reported to Sungei Patani police that they had been swindled by a man who promised to get passports to India for each of them. Police, said the lour victims were cheated of a total of $650.
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    New building for Sarawak Council Negri planned
    133 5 KUCHING, Thurs— A new buildin* to house Sarawak's Council Negri which at present meets in the Supreme Court buildinß might be erected on the site of the present Rest House here, the Chief Minister. Mr. Stephen Kalone Ningkan. told the Council Negri meeting
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    Accused of possessing 3 bullets
    101 5 ALOR STAR. Thurs. A padi planter. Nin bin Mustaffa, 20. accused of illegally possessing three I rounds of pistol ammunition in a village, was refused ball by the Sessions Court he/c today. The prosecuting officer. Acting DSP P. Arunasalam. in opposing Nln's application for bail,
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    Firing practice off Kedah
    107 5 PENANG. Thurs.— The Malayan Marine Headquarters today warned vessels that firing exercises and bombing practices would take place at Puiau Songsong, off the Kedah coast, next month. These tests will be carried out at the bombing range from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 6.30 to
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    Dog owner fined
    43 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs I Choo Keng Yoke alias Chee Keng I < Yoke. 65. of Jalan Kamummg. j id (ined SIS here today for allowing hi& dog to loiter on May 10 without a m<i77le or lead. He J pleaded guilty
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    Charity dance
    25 5 I BENTONG. liiuis. The Wo--1 men's Institute here will hold a charity dance and raffle at the I Olobe Theatre on July 4.
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    Two municipal bodies meet
    36 5 MALACCA. Thurs— The Water Committee of the Municipal Council here will hold a meeting at the council chamber on July 1. The Fire Services Committee is expected to meet on June 30.
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    Distilleries may get pioneer status
    140 5 Distilleries may get pioneer status KLAJLA LLMPLK, Thurs. The Government intends to give pioneer status to the distilling industry and its product of alcoholic drinks, according to a notice issued today. Any objections to this and the grounds supporting them must be made in writing to the Minister of Commerce
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    Telecoms union to meet on pay
    45 5 KUAJLA LUMPUR. Thurs The technical committee of the National Union of Telecoms Employees will hold a meeting In Klyne Street on Sunday. The meeting is being convened to consider ttie question of submitting separate salary scales for technical staff
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    Government Welfare Council is organising six tours
    181 5 Government Welfare Council is organising six tours- KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Malayan Gover nment Services Welfare and Recreational Council is organising a series of tours to neighbouring countries for Government officials. The object of the tours is to broaden the minds of Government servants and also to give them some
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    Engineer fined for false statement
    83 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thur».— An engineer. Reginald St. Clair Nicholas. 44. of Batu Gaiah. Perak. was fined $200 in a magistrate's court here today for making a false statement regarding residential qualifications to get his citizenship. He pleaded guilty. Nicholas, defended by Mr. K.L. Oevaser. made
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    MALACCA LABOUR PARTY CHAIRMAN TO RESIGN
    320 5 MALACCA LABOUR PARTY CHAIRMAN TO RESIGN MALACCA. Thursday. T*HE Socialist Front Municipal Councillor, Mr. 1 Mah Kye Boh, will resign as chairman of the Malacca Division of the Labour Party on July 1. Mr. Mah has accused mem- I bers of "scrambling for power" and splitting the Labour Party into
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    WRITE OFF $207,000 PLEA FOR MENTRI
    135 5 WRITE OFF $207,000 PLEA FOR MENTRI r FELUK ANSON. Thurs.— The Teluk Anson Town Council has decided to send a four-member delegation to the Mentri Besar of Perak, Inche Ahmad bin Said, over the collection of $207,000 arrears of conservancy and water rates from the public The delegation will comprise
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    APRIL TRINITY BAR EXAM PASSES
    141 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Ministry of Education announced today that the following candidates, were successful in the Trinity Bar Examination. Part I. held In Kuala Tumpur in Aoril. Roman Law (Second Clas»>: T K Lim. Third dWI B K Cashyap R Kamalanathan. M. L. P
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    Director fined
    31 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The director of Messrs. Altec Ltd Petaling Jaya, Chow Pak Lum' was .Ined $150 for failing to send Income tax returns of his company for 1963.
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    7,000 ACRES FOR FRUIT PLANTATION SCHEME
    177 6 7,000 ACRES FOR FRUIT PLANTATION SCHEME I^LANG, Thurs. The largest fruit plantation scheme in Selangor has been, started at Mem Village, six miles from here, by the village Malay Youth Planters' Association. The scheme. Involving more than 7,000 acres, spreads from the village to Kapar leaving land for future expansion.
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    Women's Day souvenir, two songs banned
    74 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Government has banned the souvenir publication on International Women's Day issued by the women's section of the Socialist Front on March 4. The publication was printed In Chinese. English and Malay. The order was made under the Internal Security Act.
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    4am blast at home
    12 6 MR. MRS. YONG Shaken by blast below bedroom
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    LAWYER, WIFE UNHURT AS EXPLOSION OF BOILER BREAKS THREE WALLS, ROCKS HOUSES
    190 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. A LAWYER and his wife escaped unhurt early today when a water boiler in their home in Jalan Selangor, Petaling Jaya, exploded. The couple, Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Yong, were shaken by the blast which
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    Sarawak wants stadium for Kuching
    90 6 Sarawak wants stadium for Kuching KICHING, Thurs.—Sarawak's state capital was in need of an indoor stadium, the Kuchiiu Municipal President. Mr. One Kee Ilul. said at his monthly Press conference today. "Nothing as ambitious as Stadium Negara in Kuala Lumpur of course. Perhaps, the Federal Government win rive us a
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    New President for court
    39 6 BATU PAHAT. Thurs.— lnche Yusof bin Abdul Rashid has assumed duty as President of the Muar Sessions Court. He succeeds Inche Abdul Daim bin Haji Zainuddin who has been appointed Deputy Public Prosecutor in Perak.
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    EXTEHT OF THE DAMAGE AT LAWYER'S HOUSE
    41 6 EXTEHT OF THE DAMAGE AT LAWYER'S HOUSE This Straits Times picture shows Hie damage underneath the bedroom of Mr. and Mrs. Yong. Three walls were destroyed and a wire fence about 30 ft away was also flattened but nobody was hurt.
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    Death No. 2 in crash that killed Tengku Kalsom
    104 6 ALOR BTAR, Thurs.— The motor accident in which Tengku Kalsom. eldest sister of the Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman, was killed at Sadao. South Thailand, last Saturday, claimed another victim today with the death of Raja Hussein bin Raja Ahmad. Raja
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    Kangar hospital's new rule for admission of Govt servants
    151 6 Kangar hospital's new rule for admission of Govt servants KANGAR, Thursday. IN future, Government servants seeking admission to the lirst and second class wards of the Kangar General Hospital will have to produce letters of reference from their heads of departments. "This is necessary in view of I the growing
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    $200 fine for making false declaration
    89 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. K. Miimandi. 35, of Bukit Merta.iam in Province Wellesley. was fined $200 or five weeks' jail by magistrates court here today for making a false declaration to the Employees' Provident Fund Board that he was leaving the country for India with
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    Indon jailed
    25 6 JESSELTON, Thurs.— B*cho bin Kufba, an Indonesian, has been sentenced to one month's Imprisonment In the Sandakan magistrate's court for Illegally entering Sabah.
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    Teachers to stage play
    78 6 PENANO. Thurs. The staff and students of the Malayan Teachers' College and the Penang Musical Society will stage Gilbert and Sullivan's "H.M.S. Pinafore" from July 14 to 18. Directed by Mr. Don Morr.sn, the colleger lecturer in music, '.he play will mark the debut of several
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    Lock icon Cholera scare in Jesselton
    44 6 JBSSELTON. Thurs. Three cases of suspected cholera have been discovered here, health authorities disclosed. The sources said an anti-cholera mass Inoculation drive started In Tawau on Monday. It was expected to be extended to other towns in the state. AP
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    Man killed by car: It was murder, says wife
    322 6 i SINGAPORE. Thurs. A widowed mother of three, Madam Ng Cheng Ch'ng, said yesterday that she was an eye-wit-ness to a 'murder" in which her husband was run over by a car driven "very fast" by her neighbour, Tan Kon Tee.
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    Indian team calls on head of State
    82 6 Singapore; Thurs. a iv man delegation from the Indian Defence College in New Delhi today paid a courtesy call on th« Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin Ishalc. In the afternoon, the delegation. led by Major General K. S. Khanna, visited the Housing
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    Four detained
    26 6 SINGAPORc. Thurs. The police detained four men under the Societies Ordinance while screenIng 2,555 people in anti-secret society rounds during the past 24 hours.
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    More women than men in Perak adult classes
    97 6 More women than men in Perak adult classes rpAIPING, Thurs WoX men outnumber men in Perak-'s adult education classes Introduced by the Government as part of the rural development plan. This was stated by the Assistant Minister of National and Rural Development, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Ya'acob. while speaking to
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    Strike notice by 37 bus workers
    141 6 MALACCA. Thurs.— ThirtyA seven employees of the Batang Bus Co., here will go on strike from July 5. The workers, all members of the Transport Workers' Union of Malaya, have already served the management with a twoweek strike notice. The secretary of the Malacca
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    Language contests: Heads of Departments censured
    188 7 Language contests: Heads of Departments censured 17UANTAN. Thurs. heads of government departments here were severely criticised last night for adopting an indifferent attitude towards the various competitions row being held in conjunction, with the National Language Month. The criticism was made by the chairman of the debate contest here. Inche
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    Ipoh first-aid competition
    63 7 IPOH. Thurs. The Ipoh District Red Cross Society's first-aid competition will be held here on July 5 for the Lam Weng Yoon Cup in the senior section and the R.B. Porter Shield for the junior notion. Tl.e winners In both sections will com|>ett' in the semi-finals at
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    Slow-death trap for that highlands tigress
    192 7 Slow-death trap for that highlands tigress rpANAH RATA, Thurs. -I The dog-stealing t^ress in the Cameron Highlands is likely to suffer a slow death if it decides to raid the aborigine settlement in Sungei Ruil, near here, again. It was seen at 7.30 last nitfht at a river bank near
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    New bursaries for 98 at Nanyang University
    126 7 CINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Government yesterday announced the pward of new bursaries to 98 Nanyang University students for the academic year 1964. A Public Service Commission statement said that the value ol eacl, bursary varied from $750 to $15(0. depending on academic mfr.t
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    Indonesian piracy off Port Weld
    88 7 IPOH. Thurs.— Three lishermen reported to the police at Port Weld, near Taiping, yesterday that Indonesian pirates robbed them of h compass. Sl5 and some cigarettes. Mat Isa bin Hussein. Mat bin Hussein and Sa'au bin Taib said they left Port Weld in their boat
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    Army build long houses for border folk
    90 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Army engineers arr now clearing land and building longhmiM-s for the resettlement of those living in the border areas in Sarawak. Col. Ungku Nasuruddin bin Mohamed said this today on his return from a five-day visit to Malaysian troops in
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    Umno sends three leaders to Kelantan
    373 7 Senu, Rahman Talib and Albar plunge into Bachok by-election hustings KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. fHREE Umno leaders left for Kota Bharu today to build up the party organisation there in preparation for the Bachok parliamentary by-election on Saturday. They arc: The Minister of Information and
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    Police seize stolen goods in raid
    82 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A police party yesterday recovered a large quantity of stolen property and detained two men after a raid on two houses In the old Kallang airport area. The party, led by Deputy Superintendent A. Gopalan. found only four pawn tickets and a
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    Australian businessman gives six ancient coins to museum
    224 7 I^UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. An Australian businessman, Mr. Basil A. Rossi, has given to the National Museum six ancient Johore gold coins belonging to the 1580--1720 period. The acting director of mu- scums. Inche Shahrum bin Yub, said today that Mr. Rossi had
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    DON'T FORSAKE STENOS' APPEAL
    152 7 DON'T FORSAKE STENOS' APPEAL DENANG. Thurs.— The chairman of the Penang branch of the National Union of Government Office Workers, Mr. N. S. Wigneswaran. today urged the Government not to forsake stenographers, machine operators and other allied grades of workers. "Their legitimate claims for better salary scales have been rejected
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    Decree nisi for housewife
    68 7 Decree nisi for housewife SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Mr. Juv i ui Choor Singh in the Hirli Court has granted a housewife. i Sim Lian Hoay. a decree nisi disi solving her marriage to Yeo Peow Chee on grounds ol cruelty. The decree is to be made absolute at the end of
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    Spore to launch D (for doctors) Day after Aug. 1
    588 8 SINGAPORE, Thursday. pLANS to deal with congestion in Singapore hospitals and dispensaries would be put into operation on Aug. 1. Announcing this today, the Minister of Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, said that once reorganisation, under the plans gets under
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    Libel suit over a pamphlet-Judgment put off
    170 8 Libel suit over a pamphletJudgment put off IPOH, Thurs. Mr. Justice Ali bin Has- san, in the High Court here today, reserved Judgment in, a libel j case arising over the I town council election campaign Id Taiping j last year. Two Taiping lawyers. Mr. Chin Kit Fung and Mr.
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    NUT meeting
    30 8 MALACCA. Thurs. The Malac- ca branch of the National Union of Teachers will hold a general meeting at Bandar Hilir English School hall at 10 a.m. on Sunday.
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    Aussie armu chief visits Malausia
    230 8 CINGAPORE Thurs. The Australian Army Chief of the General Staff. Ueut.Gen. Sir John Wilton, flew Into Singapore today after an Inspection tour of Australian troops in South Vietnam. He is on a nine-day tour of the Far East He called on the Australian Deputy High
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    Malay teachers to form co-op
    38 8 PENANG, Thurs. Over 100 Malay women teachers of adult classes In South Province Wellexley have decided to form a cooperative society. The inaugural meeting will dp held at Buklt Mertajam on July 11.
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    The big $163 mil telephone link-up begins
    203 8 CINGAPORE. Thurs. The Cable and Wireless cable-laying ship Mercury the fastest cable layer In the world arrived in Singapore today. The 8.960-ton Mercury which Is also the first cablelaying ship powered by dieselelectric machinery, wlli .spearhead the first stage of the South-East Asia
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    MAINTENANCE ORDER IS HALF HIS PAY
    138 8 SINGAPORE, Thursday. AN office worker earning $140 a month today ofA fered in court to give $60 from it every month jas maintenance for his five children living with his divorced wife. Kadariuh blnte Ali. Shawal bin Hail Munawar In answer to a summon.charge
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    Did not renew I-card: $60
    48 8 BATU PAHAT. Thur*. Japri bin Salihan. 22. of Kampong Peserai. was fined $60 or two weeks' iall by the magistrate's court here for falling to renew his identity card. Japri. who pleaded guilty, was i I arrested at Ayer Hitam on Mob- day.
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    Fear of witches sent family to gallows
    1766 9 British witches will be out this weekend celebrating Midsummer with ceremonies that will be secret as in the past but secret to preserve mystery, not for fear of persecution 9 NEWS ITEM LAST WEEK. ONE April d a y in 1593, a Raping
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  • Obituary
    DEATHS
    117 10 :n Wt*m Sit (Minimmm) HENRY CANACASABAI PTlnclpal. >nk School. BinK&pore paseed away peacefully at General Hospital. Singapore on 26-6-M. The cortege will leave 2« Joon Ulan*- Road, Singapore II nn ?ft-ft-M at 4.30 p.m. to Seventh i>nv Adventlst Chapel. I'pper Berancoon <A and thence to Bldadart at 5.00 p.m.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    79 10 Wor4s Sit (Minimum) THE FAMILY OF thr late Mra. l.im Of think all relatives and friends for tbi-n condolences, wreath* donations for masses, assistance sod attendance at the funeral. THE FAMILY OF tbe late Mr Wee Y.w Hal wishes to thank Heng Jal Wong Clan Association. Ttalen Cbee Mutual
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    IN MEMORIAM
    20 10 ZO Ward* Sit (Mimimtmm) IN EVER LOVING Memory of Stanley Vincent Hotcan who departed on 26th June tM
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    331 10 M Wwdi 111 (tttmtmmm) SINGAPORE BALLET ACADEMY Junior Tap CHI Saturday afternoon. Rlnit B'pore 2Z-.TJ. ROLAND'S A Korceoui hairstyle for tour weekend, hook your appointments rarly at Rolands. Tel ;74M. 3B ColeHUBBY BIC BARGAIN M Hilda* Pass ataraai y-ncn- «re gri *I:ice<i on drr**r*. Ijidtcn and Children JUST ARRIVED
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    26 10 ill Wotf Slit (Mlm.) VOOTM FOR CHRIST presents "The Hurt sound motion picture In ron.r Victoria Memorial Hall. TorlKht at T..10 pm. All welcome
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  • The Straits Times
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      Truths And Lies
      663 10 Indonesia's Press and radio and her international network of embassies and legations are working overtime to put it about that the Tokyo summit crashed on the rock of Malaysian recalcitrance. By taking facts out of context and giving them a tendentious interpretation, the Indonesians are assembling a
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      'Playing Fields Of Pudu?'
      397 10 The first thing to be said I about Mr. Tan Siew Sin's call for "an English-type public school in this country" is that ,it opens an essential field for debate. Malaysia sooner or later (preferably sooner) will have to decide exactly what sort of society it
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      Healthy Moves
      121 10 Yesterday, with the year's known cholera deathroll climbing still higher over the 50 mark, produced signs that the Health Ministry is taking the East Coast outbreak more seriously. The Controller of Communicable Diseases is to be sent to Kuala Trengganu to take charge of anti-cholera operations in the
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      Pay for teachers who returned
      200 10 IN 1960 my son. who Is a qualified teacher, left the Singapore Education Service for a similar post in Borneo. He did this despite my advice as he was most bitter at the pay cuts. Increased working hours and other harassments at that time prevailing.
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      Fishing peril
      164 10 WASHERMEN in Malacca r have been badly hit during the past months. They have been robbed of nets, boats, watches, money at gun point by Indonesians In jungle green uniforms. Several days ago my brothers and their assistants fell victim to these Indonesians while ftshine in the vicinity
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    PROTECTION FORA PRESIDENT
    697 10  - PROTECTION FORA PRESIDENT ROBERT T. THOMPSON Bullet proof cars and more men, but no foolproof guard against a maniac rpHE American people and their elected leaders are about to be confronted with a grave issue which one day could determine the survival of the republic. It is this: How can
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    The tough line now in Asia
    876 10  - The tough line now in Asia WARREN UNNA A WARNING TO PEKING AND HANOI OF THE WASHINGTON POST By THE United States foresees a war in the Pacific if it is unable to persuade Communist China and Communist North Vietnam to leave Laos and South Vietnam alone. President Johnson's administration,
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      363 10 Straits Times Malay Mail Clettified edvertltements may be nsnded w. Ist Floor COLD STORAGf ARCAOK Orerterd Road COLD STORAGE BRANCHES AT HOLLAND ROAD-KATONS KESPEL ROAD-NAVAL BASK AwTlKnlseJ Ac«its CITY BOOK STORK LTD Winchester lisas s. Cots/er Q»ey TMC NEWS srejONT Fltzpetrtek'e S«p»rmr»al M M. ISMAIL 3 Admiralty Weed. Newel Se*w
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      51 10 WHAT REALLY HAPPENED TO THE THRESHER The mysterious loss of the nuclear powered American submarine last summer has at last been solved. A noted authority gives you complete details on the tragedy that took 129 men to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean, in JUNE Readers .w Digest (Now On
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    Soekarno lures our youths
    615 11 Increasing number of Chinese from Malaysia going to Indonesia for war training SINGAPORE. Thursday. •JHE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said today that an increasing number of Chinese youths from Malaysia, especially Singapore, were going over to Indonesia for military training. Mr. Tan was
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    Common Market will be a major unifying force, says Dr. Lim
    368 11 Common Market will be a major unifying force, says Dr. Lim SINGAPORE, Thurs Unity and understanding were the underlying themes of the speech by Dr. Lim Swee Aun, Malaysian Minister for Commerce and Industry. A major unifying force he oointed out, would be the Common Market to be established soon.
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    Police seize revolvers, explosives in Pontian
    128 11 JOHORE BAKRU Thurs. —Johore police seized a large quantity of firearms In a rubber estate in Pontian yesterday. The arms were mainly revolvers, explosives and ammuntion. The head of the Special Branch here. Supt Tan Kwee Seng, today confirmed the seizure but declined to
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    Real need for an English-type public school in Malaysia: Tan
    374 11 Real need for an English-type public school in Malaysia: Tan •'OUR STUDENTS NOW GOING OVERSEAS' SI N GAPORE. Thurs. There is a real need for an English type public school in Malaysia, the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin. said today. Mr. Tan. who was speaking at a dinner
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    THE 250,000 th VISITOR
    78 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The 250.000 th person to enter the National Zoo at Ulu Klang here since It was opened last November will receive a VlP's welcome and a one-year admission pass. Stating this today, a spokes- man of the Zoo Council said that members of
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    We're ready to bear the pain, says Lee
    567 11 THE COMMON MARKET... SINGAPORE, inu.. The Singaport Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, tonight assured the Central Government that Singapore was prepared for all the adjustme nts required in the implementation of Common Market arrangements, however painful they may be. He was
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    $24,200 AWARD FOR LOSS OF A LEG
    180 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. •^A young man whose right leg was amputated at the knee after a collision with a car while riding a motor cycle 15 months ago, was awarded $24,264 damages by Mr. Justice Ambrose in the High Court today The award was
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    Malaysian Airways to use new Spore terminal
    254 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Domestic flight services at Singapore airport will be shifted from the old terminal to the new passenger terminal building from July 1. Passengers on Malaysian Airways' domestic services are asked to report at the new terminal for embarkatton from that day
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    Health Minister begins tour
    74 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Th« Minister of Health. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. will begin a series of visits to Oovernment outdoor clinics, starting from tomorrow In his first tour. Mr. Yong win visit the outdoor clinics In Dunearn Road. Lim Ah Pin Road and Thomson Road. The Minister,
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      631 11 Today's Radio, TV DA Din QINftAOORP zlne; 10.30 Words, Words. Words: KAUIU dINIaAKUKC noo News uO5 The of rhortu-avf «FRVirFK- J&zz 1 130 Before We Say 4U»d2s™ Goodnight: 12 00 midnight Clow. MI 1)11 M WAVE SERVICES: OAPIIrt IWIAI AVCIA 476 metre* RADIO MALAYSIA A.M 6.00 Good Morning, 0.01 vationai
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      Lock icon Application to summon Prince Philip fails
      114 12 Application to summon Prince Philip fails LONDON. Ttiurs. a 60--year-oid road safety campaigner today applied unsuccessfully to Maidenhead magistrates for a summons against the Duke of Edinburgh i above). It arose from a crash near Maidenhead earhrr this month between a car in which the Duke was driving Queen Elisabeth
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      Embassy man dies
      32 12 TOKYO. Thurs.— Col. Tun Sein. military attache of the Burmese Embassy in Tokyo. died loliowing an operation for a sto- mach ulcer, embassy sources reI ported. He was 43.
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      Lock icon Sihanouk gets support pledge from I de Gaulle
      125 12 PARIS. Thur.v Prince Norodom Sinanoufc. the Cambodian Head of State, last night received the backing of President de Gaulle in his proposal to guarantee his country's neutrality. Speaking M dinner In honour of Prince Sihanouk at the Elysee Palace, the President said:
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      Bid by Opposition to impeach Macapagal beaten by 7—3 vote
      260 12 Bid by Opposition to impeach Macapagal beaten by 7—3 vote Yf ANILA, Thurs. A res olut i o n seeking the impeachment of the Philippines President, Mr. Macapagal. was deleated in the lluusc judiciary committee by a Kven to three vote yesterday. The committee, which is dominated by the ruling
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      Lock icon Lopez visits Taipeh
      28 12 TOKYO. Thur.s. Mr. Salvador P. Lopez. Philippine flmlw— j dor to the United Nations, left for Taipeh today for a four-day offii ctal visit. UPI.
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      Lock icon LADIES BEWARE: THE SCENT THAT NEVER FAILS
      124 12 LADIES BEWARE: THE SCENT THAT NEVER FAILS STOCKHOLM. Thurs. "Double TalkRussian perfume has been introduced h: Stockholm, and a newspaper columnist warned ladies of the consequences ir, using it. Dagens Nylieter columnist Gunnela said the Khrushchevs gave a bottle of Russian perfume to Quern Louise of Sweden In connection with
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      Lock icon NO APPEAL AGAINST SENTENCE, MANDELA DECIDES
      255 12 NO APPEAL AGAINST SENTENCE, MANDELA DECIDES CAPETOWN. Thurs. Nelson Mandela and seven others, who were sentenced to life imprisonment on sabotage charges recently, will not appeal auainst their sentences, the South African Press Association reported last night A statement lbMied by the leading defence counsel. Mr. Abraham Fischer, said Mandela.
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      Lock icon Professor, wife seek asylum
      95 12 QUBLIN. Thui'b. A Cuban professor and wife souklu political asylum when their plane touched down at Shanon Airport on Saturday on iv way to Havana from Prague, the Insh Government Information Agency reported yesterday. They have applied to the American embassy for visas to co to
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      $7,291 worth of pencils case
      63 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— An employee of Lady Templer Hoso:--tal here. Tham Fatt Shan. 51. was charged in the Session? Court today with committing criminal breach of 147.833 pencils worth $7,291 between Decetr.r»r 1961 and June last year. Tham. of Jalan Sentosa. Pe:allng Java, pleaded not
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      Five-point plan to help Malay building contractors
      351 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. THE acting Minister of Commerce and Industry, Haji Abdul Khalid bin Awang Osman, today announced a five-point plan to help Malay contractors take a more active part in the building industry. He was speaking at the closing or the first
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      RAPE ON THE BEACH: MAN JAILED FOR THREE YEARS
      112 12 RAPE ON THE BEACH: MAN JAILED FOR THREE YEARS PENANG. Thurs. A man with eight previous convictions was today jailed for three years for raping an 18-year-old housewife at the Tclok A>er Tawar beach in Butterworth on June lb last year. After the srven-man jury had returned a unanimous verdict
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      Convents fun fair today
      38 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs— The Convent at Bukit Nanas will hold a food and fun fair tomorrow and Saturday. A personality contest. "The Pineapple Princess Competition." will highlight a varity show on the first day.
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      Regent's address
      26 12 KANGAR. Thurs. The next meeting of the Perils State Assembly will be held on July 22. The Regent. Tengku Sulaiman. will address the mrotine.
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      283 12 Straits Times Crossword ACKOgS 7 Our old enemy? That sounds 1. Unusual issue with more nonsensel <si. than a sporting chanc* <4. 8. Painters' nether garments? 2p. 1 10. 5. It's a sporting achievement 12. Either way, none can give a to acquire one of the 33 (3. theological definition
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  • COMMERCIAL NEWS and VIEWS
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      Car assembly plant
      32 13 Champion Motors i Malaya) Ltd. have applied for land at the Batu Tica industrial estate near Kuala Lumpur to build a plant to assemble Rovers, Land Rovers and Volkswagens.
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    Malaysia's third tin smelter is now set to start
    247 13  - Malaysia's third tin smelter is now set to start HENRY PAUL B> MALAYSIA'S newest enterprise. the QrtMrtll Tin Smelters Ltd. at Klang, is ready to go into full operation as the country's third j tin smelter. Oriental Tin Smelters is a joint venture between Ishlhara, Sangyo Co. of Japan and
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    NEW SPECIALISED CARGO VESSEL SAILS TO PENANG
    205 13 THE Far East cargo services of the E.A.C. Lines will be strengthened soon by the addition of their latest cargo liner, the m.s. Andorra, shown here at her launching at the company's own shipyard at Nakskov. Denmark The 12,500-ton Andorra, which is on
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    Tenders called for Hotel Malaysia
    173 13 Tenders called for Hotel Malaysia rFHE first of the proA posed international class hotels to go ahead in Singapore is Hotel Malaysia, at Tanglin Circus. Notices inviting tenders have now been called for its erection. Cost: About $10 million. Piling has been completed. The project will proceed in association with
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    MANAGER'S NEW APPOINTMENT
    64 13 MR. H. A. SOLTEK. (above), the manager of Food Specialities Malaya Ltd.. an associate company of Nestles Products (M) Ltd.. who left Kuala Lumpur on Monday for Nestle s international headquarters in Vevey, Switzerland after three years in this country. He will take up a new appointment
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    Jurong mill progress
    76 13 Jurong mill progress The directors of Zuellig (Gold Coin Mills) Ltd. report that the piling of the new mill In Jurong has been completed. The contract for the civil engineering work has Just been signed and work will begin on July l and be completed within 10 months. The machinery
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    DIVISION CHIEF FOR —SHELL
    71 13 - Shell Moloysio Ltd. have nnnounced the appointment of AAr. Lim Kwang Huo, 33 (above), as manager, Ipoh division, which covers sales in Perok, Penong, Kedoh ond Perlis. Mr. Lim takes over from Mr. C R. Corr, who leaves Malaysia at the beginning of July on assignment
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    Marine paint
    54 13 A dinner was held at the Cathay Restaurant. Singapore, to mark the introduction to the market of Transocean marine paint. Mr. A. J. Trlenen, managing director of PAR Malayan Paintworki Ltd., said that Transocean had grown out of an association of 10 European paint factories formed in 1958.
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    Business trip to Malaysia
    84 13 Mr. Y.S. Chen oi the American International Assurance Co.. Ltd.. returned to Hong Kons 'his morning after a business trip to the company's offices in Banckolt and Malaysia. Mr. Chen, who is AlAs vicepresident in charge of agencies, was accompanied during his Malaysian tour by Mr.
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    THORNYCROFT COMPANY MARKS CENTENARY
    157 13 IN' 1864 Mr. 'Later Sir) John' I. Thornycroft founded on the River Thames at Chiswick a small firm bearing Ml name. This year the now i world iamous Thornyrof t organisation is celebrating Its centenary. The present chairman of the company is Mr. J.W. 'Thornycroft. grandson
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    SINGAPORE ADVISER ON UNIT TRUSTS
    159 13 \|R. K. M. HEE, 36, has been appointed advisory iTI officer in Singapore for Malayan Unit Trusts Ltd. A former Insurance and radio executive, who has taken Intensive training with Malayan Unit Trusts Ltd., Mr. Hee said this week that the development of unit trust
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    137 16 I lif ELBOURNE. Thurs. The al marker steadied in generally quiet conditions with a few stocks showing sharp moves. TV Corporation recovered 4'- to 44/- after I a sharp loss earlier this week. Ready Mixed Concrete Improved with heavy turnover and Metro i Industries also traded heavily on
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    RUBBER PRICES
    240 16 lULY first grade rubber buyers r.e.b. clesed at S p.m. In Slngapere and Kuala Lumpur yesterdajr at 681 cents per lb. up half a cent on Wednesday 1 closing lev! for th* poeltion. The tone was quietly steady. R.A.S. and F.M.R t. eleeing prices In cents per lb.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    69 16 /■MINESE Product Exchange, Slnga- pert noon priest p«r Picul ysstsrday: Ceeenut ell: bulk 5471 sellers, drum *SOj sellers. Ce»ra: June/July UK -Continent: tinquoted Pepper: Muntok white J1371 sellers. Sarawak white 135 sellers, special Sarawak black SlO5 sellers, garbled Lampong black SHO sellers. ASTA Sl2O sellrra. S.nxapere Caeenut Oil
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    H.K. RATES
    37 16 ON the free exchange market in Home Kouk yesterday the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5.74* (or TT and 3.7: i* for cash. Starling was quoted »t 15.88 and ene tael ef geld at 2481.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    28 16 June 25. MALAYAN RITOBER PRICE: 68i cents (up half a cent). TIN: $605 a picul (down $0.87}). Estimated unofficial of ferine 235 tons (down five tons).
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    MARKET TUMBLES ON TWO 'CONFRONTASI' REPORTS
    669 16 From Our Market Correspondent VALIES on. the Malayan Stock Exchange tumbled yesterday as frightened small investors hurled shares on to an unwilling market. Some circles called it a "crash." Twice it was necessary to suspend trading for five minutes to enable brokers to clear
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 16 .Malayan Stork Indirr, June Mi June 25. •Industrials: 102.12 95.69 Tins: 131.18 129.92 S rubbers: 105.34 105.34 •Dec. 30, 1%3 100. Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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    MALAYSIAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    1062 16 COMBINED business »n the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded .in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Beutttad (1.000 SI 68 C 2 000) $1.64: Ounlapt (1.000) «2.J06. $190. (5.000, JLJS, (1 000) $180 (1.000) $1.7«. (1.000) $1.79, (1.000)
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    201 17 V.MIP alenitids ths Slngapora har- wharv «xP«etad taday Plrphys 1,2. Stndh 4/5. Tronoh v *'w Feniu 6A Thor»(caard 6/7. M.iwa Maru H/o. Nikkei Maru 13/14 Maersk 19. Frederick Clover 21/22. Pagan 23/24, Karmala 2»/3u Flintshire 31/32. Benarty s|/m' Hemon* 40/41, Janova 42/43. Centaur Trlglav'^. 5 °'*»«*ney Innar
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    232 17 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) June 2.V Three months. INDUSTRIALS id 13 cts. M Container) 14 eta i >unlops 14 eta. McAllater 13 eta. ty Dev. 7 eta. M Invent. 12 eta. Smelters 28 etM. 0.C.8.C. 21 eta. i'.sao 14 eta. Rothmana 9 eta. l-id. Ulsp 13 eta. Robinson 13 cts
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    48 17 ■THE Malayan Exchann. Banks' A».o 1 ciaticn mad* thrw changea In lt« r.itfn to merchants y. Merday (all ratea Is »l(Ki): Nfw Ysrli: buying TT 32|. airmail I: 90 d'st. 33 1/16 credit bills, Silling TT »r OD rtady: Nsw Vtrh swiss Francs Ki'.'i Italian Lire
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    Tin price falls to $605: Rubber closes up
    252 17 other producing countries to Europe, instead of the U.S." In Washington, the G.S.A.. on Wednesday announced the sale of five tons of Grade B stockpile tin to Slpi Metals Co. at U. 551.5425 per lb. The Malayan rubbtr cnarktt yesterday morninx v.nn
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      272 17 GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE ITBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE, 1963. (No. 18 of 1963). NOTICE INDER SECTION 19(10) WHEREAS In exercise of the powers conferred by subsections (1) and (3) of Section 19 of the Local Government Integration Ordinance, 1963 (hereinafter referred to as "the
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      633 17 THE OMNIBUS SERVICES LICENSING AUTHORITY ORDINANCE, 1956 It Is hereby notified that application has been made by the undermentioned company to the Omnibus Services Licensing Authority to operate an express bus service for overseas tourists between Singapore Harbour Board and the Tourist Centre at Raffles Place as follows: THE SINGAPORE
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      2282 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS FEDERAL GOVERNMENT VACANCIES Applications are Invited from Federal- Citizens and from permanent serving Government Officers including those on probation for the following appointments: 1. CHARGEMAN GRADE II In the Regional Workshop. Public Works Department. Penang. Salary scale: $210x20-250. QUALIFICATIONS" Applicants must have been employed for at least one
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      Top-form Wilson is now five ahead of Posner
      246 18  - Top-form Wilson is now five ahead of Posner Epsom Jeep RACING with KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. JOHNNY WILSON is the jockey to follow this season. Riding in top form, he completed a splendid treble here yesterday. The last leg of his treble, Chasari, was Wilson's 30th winner of the season. Chasari
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      ~ WEIGHTS —I for Sunday
      445 18 WEIGHTS I for Sunday KUALA LI'MPI'R. Thurs. Weights for all eight races here on Sunday: Cl. 4 Div. 16» 6» Zodiaqur 9.00 Meadow Maid 8.19 Dust Fury 8.0.i Tech land 8.05 Fast Furious 8.04 /.um.ivter 8.04 Cho San 8.04 Bus Full 8.04 Telega 8.02 Powerful 8.02 Arantha 8.02 Aratiatia 8.02
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      THE STIPE'S REPORT Subian is fined for careless riding
      265 18 THE STIPE'S REPORT Subian is fined for careless riding KUALA LUMPUR. Thur*. The MRA Stipendiary Steward's report on yesterday's races: RACE 1 Lady Diamont* could not go with the pace and due to Awra vigorous riding the saddle slipped back. The veteiiireeon reported that the mare waa very dry coated.
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      Amateur meet
      72 18 PENANG. Thurs. There will be eight races at the Penanc Turf Club's amateur meeting to be held on Saturday, Aug. 1. The events, for which entries closed on Tuesday, are: Class 1 handicap over B'_f; Class 2 Dlv I— 7f; Class 2 Dlv. 2— 6 f; Class 3—
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      223 HORSES ENTERED FOR JULY MEET AT PENANG
      882 18 PENANG, Thurs. A total of 223 horses has been entered for the July meeting here (July 5. 8 and 12). The entries comprise 105 In Class 3. 56 in Class 5 and 62 in Class 6. There will be ten races on
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      Racing schedule
      78 18 FIRST DAY: Cl. 3, Divs. 1. i. 3. 4 and 5 (it D»vs. 1 and 2— B".f. Cl. 5. Dlv. I— s*f and Divs 1 and 2—71. SECOND DAY: Cl. 3. Divs. 2. 3. 4 and s— 7f. Cl. Dlvs. 1. 2. 3 and 4— 6 f. THIRD
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      1 TODAY'S SPORTS FIXTURES
      207 18 S(>( tCR MaUya (up: Spore v Johore (Jn. Besar. 730 p.m.); Peril* v Penang (Kangar. 5): Kelantan v S'gor (K. Bha-ru. 5) S'ror GDBH Dlv. 1: Mai. Tobacco v XL Police (Pudu Rd>: PWD Agricola .Taylor Rd) Ipoh Div. I: j Ramblers v Tamil YfiV.ers (padang
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      1955 18 TENDERS BAHACIAN KERJA2 PELAJARAN, JABATAN KERJA RAYA. TENDER XOTIC K Tenders lrom Cla&> C" a:.u .^lx,ve registered J.K.R. Contractors will be received by the Jumteia Pensuasa. Bahagian Kei n: 1 telajaran. Jalan Young. Kirn Lumpur, up to 3.00 pm. of CM "«Ui July. 1964. for the converge. !ot old Malay
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      97 18 CHEF BOY-AR-DEE o^7-^ &PAG J, ETTI s§Tga MEAT" BALLS BOTH TASTY AND QUICK TO PREPARE Plump, juicy meatballs prepared with top-quality ground beef, tender delicious spaghetti, and %Cff smothered in rich, Ungy tomato sauce. AR ITAHAN CHErS RECIPE: Just heat the contents \wfl^ of a can and instantly you have
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      Lock icon OLYMPIC ROUNDUP
      292 19 OLYMPIC ROUNDUP CHICAGO, Thurs. Avery Brundage. president of the Interna♦ional Olympic Committee, has presented a glowing report of Tokyo's preparations for the Olympic Games in October. On rds return from an Inspection tour of the Olympic site, Mr. Brundage said: "No one who has not visited Tokyo recently can appreciate
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      Philippines stretch lead to 16
      781 19  -  L.C. HOFFMAN Jr Gaston first to beat par in Putra Cup golf By THE Philippines in--1 creased their lead over Malaya to 16 •stroke in the second round of the South East Asian Amateur Golf Team Championships at the Royal Selangor Golf Club here today.
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      Lock icon DEFEAT FOR 2 'SEEDS' IN 2nd ROUND
      648 19 DEFEAT FOR 2 'SEEDS' IN 2nd ROUND WIMBLEDON I ONDON, Thurs. Two seeded men crashed to defeat and the favourites came under pressure on an eventful third day's play in the Wimbledon ter,nis championships at the sundrenched All-England Csub yesterday. The seeded players beaten were Italian Nicola Pletrangeli (No. 7)
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      Unbeaten Kinta edge the champs
      143 19 Unbeaten Kinta edge the champs KINTA 4 KILAT 3 IPOH, Thurs. Kinta Indians maintained their unbeaten run in the Ipoh District Football League Div. 1 today when they edged the champions. Kllai, in a seven-goal thriller at Stadium Perak. The score at halftime was 2-2. Kilat scored first after 11
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      Lock icon Warwick gain easy knockout win
      353 19 COUNTY CRICKET I ONDON, Thurs. Surrey. War« ickshire. Lancashire and holders Sussex, entered the sem»tinals of the English county cricket one-day knockout cup competition yesterday. Warwickshire had the most convincing win at Northampton. where "man-of-ihe-match" Bob Barber slammed a glorious 114. Warwickshire went on to
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      Lock icon Counties 93-4
      29 19 BEDFORD Thurs.— The Minor Counties were 93 for four at lunch on the first day of their two-day match against the Australian cricket tourists here today Reu'er
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      Lock icon A£loo,ooo SOCCER CAMPAIGN
      202 19 QYDNEY. Thurs A A£loo.ooo campaign to Dromote soccer In Australia Is to be launched soon. Bob Clarice, secretary of the Aus-M-allan Soccer Federation, announced here The camcnicn W m ed nptwtton by a croup of Aus--1 [ralian companies, the FA «TB«--j land and FTFA the world con'rolIln
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      CUP TO REMAIN IN THE NORTH
      465 19  -  NORMAN SIEBEL By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Taking stock at the halfway mark in the current I Malaya Cup football coinpeti- j tion. the almost automatic conclusion is that the trophy. held by Selangor for the past three years, will remain a northern possession for
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      53 19 SUMMARY SOCCKK Malacca Oiv 1: 1st Bn KOYLI 15 Medicals 0 Batu Gajah L*e: B. Oalah 2 Tr Tualar.g 1 L Per*k Div. t: Assumption School 4 Town Council 1. Taiping Lje: 2 Tran^oort Coy 3 Persatunn Melayu 1 BASKETBALL Inter-UisuicU (B. Oajah) Tg Tualang bt Mallm Nawar 71-49: Ipoh
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    Emperor and Empress see our King, Queen off at airport
    280 20 TH)KYO. Thurs. The Va n g diIVrtuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong l<'ft tor home today ending a 10--day State visit during which they toured southwestern and central Japan. They were seen off at Tokyo International Airport by Emperor
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    New jetty to aid islanders
    80 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs— A 20 ft. loot jetty casting 510,000. being constructed at Pulau Merlimau by the Government, U due to be completed in July. Boats of reasonable size can then berth alongside the pier head at all times ol the day. This Will mean that
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    Bomb experts at explosion point
    35 20 THE two-man Commonwealth forces bomb investigation team go in^ over the spot yesterday where a gelignite charge blew a Singa-pore-bound goods train off the track on Wednesday. Straits Times picture.
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    Japanese make return visit
    71 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs.-A group i of officers and trainees of the visltinc Jnpane.se traininc ?h'p Ho- i kuto M.iru have visited the States tnnnine ship Sineuporr in the Outer Roads. This VMS a return vi.-it lollowini? a visit on Sunday to he Japan- cse ship by the
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    122 20 'Six' finish report on trade with Japan BRUSSELS Thurs. The Common Market's executive commission and national experts of the "Six" have completed a report on the proposed contents of a future trade agreement with Japan, authoritative sources close to the commission said here today. The reporr will be submitted to
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    Lock icon Naga 'war' ends
    39 20 NEW DELHI, ihurs.— lndia has agreed to suspend military opera:.linst the rebel Naga tribesmen of Northeast India, it was Officially stated here today. The tribesmen had in turn alao agreed to stop their "hostile activities." Reuter.
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    Lock icon In walked Miss Jones in a topless dress...
    94 20 LONDON. Thurs. A grocer in the Welsh village of Resolven put up as a joke this notice in his shop window yesterday: "Free groceries for the first lady customer who comes in a topless dress." When the shop was crowded with customers.
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    -—Gusti will not be appointed envoy in Manila
    216 20 Gusti will not be appointed envoy in Manila IZUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Adverse criticism in Manila against Lieut. Gen. Gus t i Djatikusumo (former Ambassador in Malaya) has forced Indonesia to withdraw his nomination as its next envoy there. Gen. Djatikusumo. who played a leading role in tho massive Indonesian plot
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    18 S'poreans, held by Indons, appeal for help
    92 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. —Indonesians have detained 18 Singaporeans, including a woman and a child, who left Singapore on May 13 for a fishing trip in the China Sea. The boat 1 agents, the Kirn Hung Seiiß Company have made a report to the
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    Minister's visit
    27 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. -The Minister for Social Aflairs. InctM Othman Wok. will visit Tanjong Kling tomorrow at 2.45 p.m. with members of the Malay Affairs Bureau.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    358 20 LONDON, Inurs. 'llle alocK inaiiiei.> muUe iuiu.tr ntuuwuy iuuuy. law wttb .some uiuuuuin., in ueniauu ana some vi me uu>uik was loi the new account wmcu starts on Mouuuy. By me end oi me day a luiriy ltiiytny list ol gains nad been recorded. Most of the rises
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    RUBBER
    48 20 LONDON. Thurs. Spo- 20 ".d. Aug. 20-11 16d Sept. 20\d.. Oct.; 2O':;d., Oct. Dec. 20' 2 d., Jan. Mar. 20'^d.. Apr. June 20'jd.. July Sept. 20' d., Oct. Dec. 20-.d., Jan. Mar 20 2 d.. c.i.f. July 20-3 16t1.. Auk 20\d. Sept. 2O'»d. Tone Steady but quiet.
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