The Straits Times, 23 December 1964

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    24 1 MAtHwMfIME* DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135.000 SINGAPORE The Straits Times NaW 1 file**" I**1 Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    OUR SUPER AIRPORT: Sardon
    554 1 'For all types' THE MINISTER TELLS THE HOUSE: EVEN SUPERSONIC PLANES CAN USE IT KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday SUPERSONIC aircraft will be able to land on the new $50 million International Airport at Subang, 14 miles from here. It is expected to be operational next May. The
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    Tengku tells of complaints by Kegri Ruler
    605 1 SOMEONE once asked Jones (the American Ambassador) "What kind of a man is Soekarno?" Jonrs answered: "Soekarno is a mixture of I'lMiiklin Roosevelt and Clark Gable." President Soekarno. explaining his "personality" to an audience of Americans in Jakarta yesterday. MALA LUMpUR, Tuesday. TENGKTJ
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    Lock icon Fury of a rejected suitor...
    85 1 TtjANILA. Tues. A man described as a rejected suitor killed seven people and wounded five others with a shotgun in north eastern Luzon island, it was reported today. The constabulary identified the killer as Elpidio Tadena, a 25-year-old bachelor, and said a hunt for him
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    Lock icon Red advice for Antara
    53 1 JAKARTA. Tues Indonesia's official news agency Antara said today it has been urged by some organisations to dismiss "reactionary i anti-Communist i elements" of Its staff. It Identified the organisations as ir eluding the workers and peasants sections of the Indonesian Communist Party and the Indonesian
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    Lock icon KHANH KICKED OUT AS ARMY CHIEF?
    289 1 KHANH KICKED OUT AS ARMY CHIEF? SAIGON, Tues. Leading Vietnamese generals were jockeying intensely for position today and indications were that Lieut. Gen. Nguyen Khanh had been ousted as commander of the armed forces. Reliable sources reported that Gen. Khanh's wife wo'ild be leaving the country soon, possibly with Gen.
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    Lock icon Sentenced to carry sign
    66 1 ALBUQUERQUE New Mexico Tues. An 18-year-old university student. convicted of falling to obey a traffic signal and speeding 21 miles an hour more than the ported limits, was sentenced yesterday to 30 days of carrying a large sign on the back of his car. Judge James
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    Chain accident
    35 1 TOKYO. Tues A chain of! collisions m Jense foe involving n cars at seven different points on highway In Kyoto City. Western Jap.fi. today ktllr H a id injured nine oth rs. I
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    Secret satellite
    20 1 VANDENBERO Air force base. 'California I Tues. A secret satelite was launched on a polar orbit .esterday.— UPl.
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    U.S. BASES ROW: MANILA BID TO REVISE PACT
    234 1 U.S. BASES ROW: MANILA BID TO REVISE PACT MANILA. Tuesday. PRESIDENT Macapagal today ordered the Foreign Office lo continue diplomatic talks with the I.S. Embassy in Manila aimed at revision of the Philippine I .S. military bases agreement President Macapagal issued the directive during a two-and-a-hall-hour cabinet meeting in the
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    9 lives under water
    109 1 COBLENZ. Tues. An ex- hausted cat which had sur- vived for eight days in an air bubble was rescued when the sunken Dutch motor vessel Tjoba was raised from the Rhine near here yesterday. ["he Tjoba "s 49-year-old skipper. Captain Josefus Oomens from Rotterdam, wept as
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    Lock icon The spy in the Wall
    72 1 BERLIN. Tues. East German border authorities installed a microphone in the Berlin Wall again last night after removing it on Sunday when West Berlin police discovered it. a police spokesman said here today. The microphone is hidden in the Wall hi Pot.sdamerplatz. near a West
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    Not so funny
    30 1 NEW YORK. Tues.— Comedian Lenny Brute, convicted of giving obscene performances in a Greenwich Village cafe, was sentenced yesterday to three concurrent fourmonth terms In tiie workhouse.
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    Lock icon Soek: This is why we send guerillas
    330 1 JAKARTA, Tues. President Soekarno told Indonesian students over the weekend that guerillas were entering .Malaysia because "Indonesia does not recognise that country's sovereignty," Antara reported today. This was thought to be the first time the President had publicly attempted to justify armed incursions
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    28 1 PAPAL MESSAGE VATICAN CITY. Tnes Pope Paul, in his Christmas mesvie,.. tonight appealed for world p*ace and human brotherhood and spoke out against r.iriaW ism. Reuter
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      MYSTERY SUB IGNORES NAVY SIGNALS
      122 2 MYSTERY SUB IGNORES NAVY SIGNALS AM ANILA, Tues. An unidentified submarine was sighted in Southern Philippine waters early yesterday by a Philippine Navy gunboat. A navy report said the submarine was challenged to Identify Itself but Instead submerged Immediately Instead of answering bllnHer light signals. German type Lt. Romeo Mallmban
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      Lock icon It's Lake Malawi
      25 2 BLANTYRE. Tues— Lake NyaM I will become Lake Malawi at the next session of Parliament, according to today's Government Oa- zette— Reuter.
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      Lock icon The war orphan...
      98 2 HE BETRAYED HIS OWN FATHER FOR A CANDY BAR AFTER betraying his Vietconc guerilla father and a score of other hidden Communists, this boy of 10 chews a mouthful of gum and plays with an army officer's binoculars. A U.S. army adviser bribed the boy with a
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      Lock icon B-26 BOMBERS ATTACK THE SIMBAS
      333 2 B-26 BOMBERS ATTACK THE SIMBAS LEOPOLDVILLE, Tues. Congolese Government B-26 bombers and T-28 fighters piloted by Cuban exiles are strafing rebel positions around the beleaguered town of Paulis. informed sources said last night. The air attacks are designed to relieve the pressure of rebels attacking the Government stronghold in the
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      Lock icon For refugees...
      33 2 WASHINGTON. Tuts. The I World Rehabilitation Fund, Inc. a U.S. non-profit voluntary «?eniy and the Hong Kong Gcprnment have agreed to build and maintain two physical rehabilitation centres for refugees. UPI.
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      Lock icon Four lions break out and kill circus man
      83 2 ADELAIDE, Tues. Four lions mauled and killed a circus employee near here today. The lions broke out of their cage at a circus camp at Wingf eld, five miles north of Adelaide, and attacked the employee, a middle-aged man. They apparently escaped
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      Lock icon Fiji hurricane
      25 2 SUVA. Tues. A hurricane swept clrw to the Fiji Islands yesterday. causing widespread damage. Two children were killed by a falling tree. Reuter.
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      82 2 HOUBIGANT PARIS PERFUMES QUELQUES FLEURS CHANTILLY FLATTERIE PREMIER-MAI 1 OANMS AfR (MGO Qantas flown goods arrive jet fresh m Malaysia. DIRECT WHIM 707 V- JETS TO: Europe and tn« U.K.: Mights t a week.) Australia (6 Flights a week.) Specify Qantas to your Air Cargo Agent or contact Malaysian Airways
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon 46 die, 75 hurt in rail crash
      243 3 VILLA HERMOSA (Mexico) Tuesday AS U B U KB AN railway station became a temporary mortuary yesterday after a train crash in which at least 46 people were killed and 75 injured. Officials called it one of the worst train disasters in Mexican
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      Lock icon Princess Beatrix: Romance rumours again
      216 3 Princess Beatrix: Romance rumours again rrHE HAGUE. Tues. Renewed rumours of a romance between Holland's Princess Beatrix and "an Englishman" were reported by the Dutch Press yesterday. Cause of the rumours: The arrival In Holland of four eligible young British bachelors for a shooting party organised by the Royal family.
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      Lock icon The fat ones in danger
      53 3 GENEVA. Tues. The World Health Organisation said today there was unassailable evidence that overweight people were predisposed to sugar diabetes A report by a committee of exptrts Mid that with greater food consumption, more obesity and less physical activity, the disease was increasing all over
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      Lock icon Alive after 230 ft leap
      64 3 SAN FRANCISCO. Tues A woman leaped 230 ft from Ihe San Francisco-Oak-land bridge yesterday and was pulled alive from the water six minutes later by a Coast Guard patrol boat. The woman— Mrs. Isabella Kalnoa. 30 is the first known person to survive such a
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      Lock icon The soldier who wore only his socks at parade...
      158 3 BONN. Tues.— An American soldier, who said his principles did not allow him to wear uniform and who appeared on parade wearing only a pair of socks, will be flown home today and released from the service, an army spokesman said
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      Lock icon COMMONS VOTE TO END DEATH PENALTY
      339 3 COMMONS VOTE TO END DEATH PENALTY WE must face the shameful fact that all too many religious people have been religious in their creeds but not enough in their deeds. —the Rev. Martin Luther King in an interview with Redboolc magazine. LONDON, Tuesday. PARLIAMENT voted overhelming approval yesterday of a
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    'Bound together by films, acting'
    357 4  - 'Bound together by films, acting' SOH TIANG KENG SCREEN IDOL HUSBAND OF LI LI HWA SPEAKS OF HIS 'PERFECT MARRIAGE' TO MOVIE QUEEN By STAR OF 100 FILMS CINGAPORE, Tues. Puffing away at a cigarette, Hong Kong's veteran actor and director, Yien Chuen today projected an image of a happy,
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      484 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR j I'HK following li today's schedule Royal Air Cambodnt: From of civil aircraft, movr-monta at Phnom Penh (RC 40J) T p.m. Paya Lvbar airport, Sinitaporc: DEPARTURES ARRIVALS BOAC: To Kuala Lumpur. ColomBOAC: Krom London, Rome, Bel- bo, Bombay, Baghdad, Cairo, Lonrut, Karachi, Calcutta (BA 720)
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    The $100,000 cave-in...
    39 5 ABOUT $100,000 damage was caused to machinery at the Malayan Cement Factory at Rawang when the roof of a mill-house collapsed yesterday. The factory was put out of action for 24 hours. No one was hurt.
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    Man freed in arms case held next day
    85 5 SEREMBAN, Tues. Yusof bin Abu Bakar, 31, who was acquittted and discharged in an Emergency trial yesterday on a charge of having three handgrenades ar,d three ignitor sets, was arrested by the Special Branch here today. He went back to his kampong.
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    S'pore trip to raise funds
    47 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The secretary of the Methodist Afternoon Old Boys" Association here. Mr. Peter Chua. left for Singapore today to raise funds for its proposed $35,000 club-house. A sum of $1,810 has been collected since the fund was started last month.
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    Ball tomorrow
    36 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Th« Psychology Club of Kuala LumDUr will hold its annual Gala Ball on Thursday at the Chinese Assembly Hall from 9 p.m. The dance is in aid of the building fund.
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    Lorry crushes girl 12 to death
    163 5 PENANG, Tues. A 12-year-old girl, Samiah binte Saad, was crushed to death and another girl, Hidon binte Ahmad, 11. was seriously injured today when they were knocked down by a lorry which went off the road after colliding with another lorry. The crash occurred
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    FACTORY ROOF COLLAPSES: NO CASUALTIES
    268 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE roof of a mill-house at the Malayan Cement factory in Rawang, 18 miles from here, collapsed early this morning, causing about $100,000 damage to machinery. It also put the factory out of action for 24 hours. The factory produces about 1.000
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    PENSIONER GIVES $2,000 TO VARSITY
    96 5 PENSIONER GIVES $2,000 TO VARSITY OENANG, Tues. Mr. Balwant Singh, former Penang Assistant Official Assignee, today gave $2,000 to the University of Malaya. He also gave $100 to the Lady Templer Hospital. S5O to the National Defence Fund, $25 to the St. Nicholas Home for the Blind and $25 to
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    Man jailed for causing death of barber
    117 5 Man jailed for causing death of barber IPOH, Tues. Mr. Justice 1 Dato Mclntyre today sentenced a coconut husker, M. K. Ramayah. 29. to five years' Jail. Ramayah pleaded guilty in the High Court to culpable homicide, not amounting to murder, by causing the death of R Arumugam Sundr.im. 30.
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    10 detained
    21 5 SINGAPORE Tues Police detained 10 men under the Societies Ordinance, and screened 1.472 persons in their anti-crime rounds yesterday.
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      450 5 CHEVROLET A limited number of 1964 Impala, Bel-Air and Chevy II models are available of special clearance prices. FULL DETAILS FROM ORCHARD MOTORS SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR REPRESENTED ELSEWHERE BY BORNEO MOTORS S^s v£:i:]^g&ra^^ when the gilt is a new Parker pcn the evenl ■Hll^ jsP^ $0^ Mum creases in sentimental
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    Xmas treat for 1,000 children
    83 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. More than 1,000 children staying near Chinese YMCa ut South Pier were yesterday m 'allied at two Christmas parti' m m held in the morning a. .lie other In the afternoon g*.en by the association at Its premises. The treats for the children
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    Ulu Pandan tour
    20 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. Members of the Urban and Rural Services Committee will visit the Ulu Pandan constituency tomorrow.
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    PSA REPLIES TO UNION'S CLAIM
    448 6 SINGAPORE. Tues THE Port of Singapore Authority today said that its wage offers made to the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association for some 2.000 monthly rated em ployees were on par with wage scales paid by Government and other statutory bodies. A PSA spokesman said
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    First bowling centre opens
    270 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore's first and South-east Asia's biggest, commercial ten-pin bowling centre at Grange Road opens tomorrow to coincide with the Christmas season. The fully automatic 24 alleys at Jackie s Bowl cost 51. 6 million just for the alleys and equipment alone. The howling alley
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    Lufthansa to make debut in S'pore
    196 6 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. A GERMAN international airline will make its debut in the Malaysian civil aviation scene early next year. Mr. A. Von Hofe. general manager of Lufthansa German Airlines in Malaysia, told a press conference today that his airline would operate twice-a-week services between
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    Incredible that Goh didn't know this: Tan
    177 6 KUALA LI'MPIR, Tues. The Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Siew Sin. said today that it was "incredible that a man of the standing of Singapore's Minister of Finance" should not be aware of the exemption of entrepot trade from the turnover tax. He was
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    GOVT LOAN BID TO BUY FLATS
    92 6 GOVT LOAN BID TO BUY FLATS SINGAPORE, Tues. Th. month-old Co-operative Housing Society will seek a loan from the Singapore Government to purchase Housing Board flats for resale to its members. Us secretary. Inche Ahad bin Abdul Hamid, said today: No definite sum has been proposed, bnt it is expected
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    Vigilante dinner
    22 6 SINGAPORE, Tues— The Tiong Bahru Vigilante Corps will hold a get-together dinner at the Tiong Bahru community centre on Sunday.
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    Row over relief workers
    151 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Some i 20 relief labourers employed in the Markets and Hawk- j ers Department to do simple painting work, want to be paid the wages of a qualined palmer. This was revealed by the Mi- i nlstry of Health today In a I statement
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  • PARLIAMENT
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      Money for adult classes in Sabah and Sarawak
      1023 7 MPs TIRED OF LONG DEBATE: ONLY 23 IN HOUSE AT 11.30 a.m. 'Unable to meet demands due to teacher shortage' KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE extension of adult education to Sabah and Sarawak is included in the Ministry of National and Rural Development's
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      Govt men give day's pay to D-FUND
      120 7 Govt men give day's pay to D-FUND JlllAK. Tucs. The 20.000 uovcrnnu-nt M'rvanl* in Johore are to donate a day's pay from their January salary to the National Defence Fund. This was decided after a meeting between the Johore Mentri Besar, Dato II hi Hassan bin Haji Yunos. and union
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      Tea party by Kaum Ibu
      77 7 I PENANG. Tue.s The Penan* OTBDO Kaum Ibu will hold a tea patty at Umno Hall on Sunday I in honour of the divisional presi- dent. Syed Hassan Aidid. and six other Prnanii Umno members who •cd honours on the Oover- DOT*! birthday. The treasurer
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      394 7 VALUABLE FREE GIFTS! Be sure you won t forget to visit the CROCODILE HOUSE when you are in the Trade Industries Fairs 1964. OPENS TODAY Singapore's FIRST Commercial Bowling Centre 8, Grange Road. This is fun like you've never hod it before Go bowling ot Jockie's Bowl the first commerciol
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    Recruits wanted forRMAF and Army
    91 8 Recruits wanted forRMAF and Army SINGAPORE, Tues. A Malaysian Armed Forces recruiting team will visit Singapore from Dec. 28 to 30 to enlist young men into the Royal Malaysian Air Force and Malaysian Army This recruitment campaign aims to enlist 677 men. principally for technical training in the RMAF. the
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    FAMILY SEEKS MISSING GIRL
    99 8 FAMILY SEEKS MISSING GIRL |>l \M. Tues.— A girl, Faridah binte Kachee Mydin. 13, has been reported missing from ber home in Tanjong Tokong since Dec. 14. Her brother. In. In- Abu Bak.n. 29. an employee of the Penang Port Commission, today asked the Straits Times office here to help
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    Car loan: Sureties may provide the hitch
    237 8 Car loan: Sureties may provide the hitch IPOH. Tuesday. COME members of the Perak State Legislative Assembly may not be able to find the two sureties needed to obtain loans from the Government. Doubts on their ability were raised here today when the budget meeting of the Assembly unanimously approved
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    Lock icon Confrontasi 'a blessing in disguise,' says Manila —newsman
    264 8 Confrontasi 'a blessing in disguise,' says Manila —newsman Vf ANILA, Tues. InlTl donesia's confrontation policy has been a blessing in disguise for Malaysia, a newspaper columnist said today. Jo.^e C. Balein. <>: the Manila Chronicle, .said in r column date'.lned Singapore that confrontation •has temporarily united it.; peoples and territories—
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    Cotton manufacturers hail proposal for tax concessions
    252 8 Cotton manufacturers hail proposal for tax concessions SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Cotton Products Manufacturers' Association today welcomed a suggestion by the State's Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Kerg Swee. that the Central! Government should provide concessions to Malaysia's export industries when legislation for the new taxes was drawn up. Dr. Goh
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    Sabah education board Very disappointed'
    152 8 JESSELTON. Tues. The Sabah Board of Education is "very disappointed" to learn that its proposals which have the support of the State Government— for the Introduction of free primary education and improved salaries and allowances for aided school teachers, have not been ap- proved by
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    AUSTRALIAN WARSHIP FOR DUTY IN STORE
    124 8 /^ANBERRA, Tues. The I yj British destroyer on loan to the Royal Australian Navy. H.M.A.S. Duchess, will undertake her first Bouth- j East Asian tour of duty for > Australia early In the new year. The Minister for the Navy. Mr. F. C. Chancy.
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    A jungle stint to prepare for the church
    266 9 Tues. A young Australian who plans to be a minister of religion has Joined the Scots Guards for three years to prove himself in the Malaysian jungle. 1 1 consider that if I can stand the strict discipline of the Guards. I
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    Youth scooted with scooter
    90 9 JIPOH, Tues— Mr. Kho Sek Chuan. 33, is one motor scojter agent in iDOh who will be more cautious be- I fore allowing prospective customers to take out a scooter on a trial run. iHe learnt his lesson yesterday when a youth, on the pretext of
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    Film tax will now be based on value
    97 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Slew Sin, today re- 1 minded all Him importers that they would have to pay a 15 per cent gross rental on films from Jan. 1. The Customs Duties (Amend- 1 menu Order
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    Bench switch
    38 9 TAIPINO. Tues— Syed Hussein Jamallulil bin Syed Idms. the Talpni,' magistrate has been transferred to Alor Star, and will be ■ucceeded by Shaik bin Hajl Ismail of Alor Star who will assume dimrs here next month.
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    Boy drowns
    34 9 TELUK ANSON. Tues— A four-year-old bo.v, Hanifah bin Khai- rani, was drowned when he slipped and fell into a pond at Parit Ampat In the Labu Kubong area near i here yesterday.
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    ZOO OFFERS AN ADOPTION SCHEME FOR ANIMALS
    204 9 j KUALA LUMPUR, Tues rrHE Malayan Zoolo- gical Society is calling on the people to 'adopt' animals at the National Zoo at Ulu Klang. The "adoption" scheme Is aimed at cutting the cost of feeding the animals. A circular of the Society said
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    Won prize, now medical course
    46 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues— Inche Abdullah Padzll bin Che Wan. winner of the Pakistan Oovernment's cultural scholarship of 1964. has left for Lahore. West Pakistan. Inche Abdullah will take a fiveyear course in medicine at the King F.civ ard Medical College. Lahore.
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    Students call on Tengku to support forums at varsity
    386 9 Students call on Tengku to support forums at varsity KUALA LUMPUR. Tues National Union of Malayan Students today described Tengku Abdul Rahmans suggestion that political forums in schools and universities should be avoided as "confusing." The union said that the Tengku had in a recent speech, opening the National Youth
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    A Xmas toy for every child...
    66 9 PENANG. Tues.— The Penang Floral Art Society today assured a Christmas toy for every St. Nicho- las Home child. The president. Miss Leong Scow Kheng, and the treasurer, Mr. Yeoh Eng Keat. presented about 100 toys donated by members to i Miss H. Perrelle.
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    'Do not waste your time' advice to unions
    353 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues TWENTY-SIX Government employees' unions were advised today by the Establishment Office "not to waste their time" trying to settle their wage and other claims at the Whitley Council level. "It is also no use threatening to strike over the
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    7-Seas Varsity stragglers off
    59 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The four stranded members of the I University of the Seven Seas left i by air for Bangkok this morning to re-join their ship there. Glen McMurry. 23, and George Koopman, 20, both tutors, and Sarah Dyer, 20, and Mary Ward. 19. both
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    RAILWAY ADDS MORE COACHES FOR XMAS RUSH
    166 10 RAILWAY ADDS MORE COACHES FOR XMAS RUSH SINGAPORE, Tues.— Malayan Railway has put on a total of nine additional coaches on their daily run to Kuala Lumpur to cope with the Christmas holiday exodus from Singapore. From yesterday, until Jan. 4, there will be extra coaches on all their three
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    'Tida apa' attitude protest
    138 10 'Tida apa attitude protest ALOR STAR. Tu«s THE North Kedah Umno Youth executive committee has written to the M«ntri Besar, Dato Syed Omar Shahabnddin, urging him to supervise the State Secretariat's work on implementation of the national language. The letter said that due to the carelessness of some officials in
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    Drowned at sea
    37 10 TELUK ANSON. Tues. A fisherman from Kuala Selangor, Teh Bee Cheng. 51. fell Into the aea while fishing with two friends off Pulau Sembilan near Bagan Datoh. His body waa recovered three days later.
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    Reunion for former blind boys
    101 10 Reunion for former blind boys DENANG, Tues.— About 30 former students of the St. Nicholas' School for the Blind will return to their "old school" at Bagan Jermal Road for their annual reunion on Christmas Day. Miss H. Perrelle. matron of the home and school, said today the children would
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    Police transfer
    31 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues— The officer-in-charge of crime prevention here. Deputy Superintendent Mohamed Kassim bin Abdul Aziz. is to be transferred to Alor Star; as the Contingent Administration Officer soon.
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    Waiting for their turn
    55 10 WAITING in line for a kiss from the bride this picture was taken outside the Roman Catholic Church of Christ the King. Tanglin. on Saturday, after Pte. Peter Siglry. of the New Zealand Army, and Pte. Margaret James, of the WRAC. were married. Both bride and
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    Sultan's civil list raised
    180 10 IPCH. lues. An increase of $32,300 in the civil list of $630,300 for the Sultan of Perak, was unanimously approved without debate at the Budget session of the State Assembly here 1 today. It makes additional provision for the royal household and court— s2,9oo more for
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    Hut-raid man held
    26 10 SINGAPORE. Tue*. C.IJS. officers raided a hut In Buklt P»njang today, detained a man and recovered a revolver and two rounds of ammunition.
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    Sabah's $436m. six-year plan for development
    672 11  - Sabah's $436 m. six -year plan for development R.D. PATEL BIGGEST PROBLEM: A MANPOWER SHORTAGE from esselton. Tuesday gABAH'S $436 million Six-Year Development Plan was presented to State Legislative Assembly today for approval. The plan, to be absorbed into the first Malaysian Development Plan, "with such revisions as may then
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    Round the world on a dollar he doesn't intend to spend
    326 11  - Round the world on a dollar he doesn't intend to spend P.C. Shivadas By KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. QNE American dollar was all the money a Belgian journalist had with him when he left Brussels three months ago for a roundI 11a* J^ the-world trip. The journalist. Mr. Alain I Massin.
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    Engineers transfer
    40 11 TANAH RATA. Tues. The district engineer of the Cameron Highlands. Mr. Tan York Hin. has been transferred to the Public Works Department in Kuala Lumpur district and has been succeeded by Mr Cheok Yeow Kwang from Kuala Lumpur.
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    Caught red handed
    88 11 Caught red handed SINGAPORE, Tues. Teh Hock Joo. who had 20 previous convictions, was today jailed for three years by a magistrate's court for house trespass with intent to commit theft. Teh. 32. was found in the house of Abdul Rashid bi;. Makkah, 48. in Sumbawi* Road at 7.25 last
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    X-Ray campaign on island
    51 11 SINGAPORE. Tues The parliamentary secretary to the Singapore Prime Minister. Tuan Haji Yaacob bin Mohamed. today launched a three-day X-Ray campaign In Pulau Brani. Two mobile units will serve about 4.000 people on the Island. A similar campaign Is now poing on in Blakanv Mati (pop
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    Joint film show
    39 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Air Vietnam and Malaysian Airways Ltd v ill Jointly present a Him sho« "Landscapes of Vietnam" at th» Cathay Cinema at 9.15 a.m. tomorrow under the sponsorship of the Consulate-General of Vietnam in Singapore.
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    Lock icon Formosa plan for our sugar industry
    106 11 TAIPEH. Tues. Formosa will help Malaysia develop its sugar industry under a flve!)lan Mr Chen Tsung-Jen of the T 'wan Sugar Corporation said a Formosa technical mission had mapped out a detailed plan for Malaysia to produce sugar In large quantities. The mission, led
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    IN MEMORIAM
    19 12 Wor4t Sit i Minimum) Ma Yew Neo. iMr» Chan Koli Ctiyt). Departed M-U-M (lone but Dot forgotten.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    245 12 2* Worit Sit (Minimum) THE FAMILY OF the Ml Mr. C Muttutamby. lpon thank relativ,, and frlrndu for tbeir assistance, condolence!, wrvaths and attendance at funeral on 13-IJ-64. MR. ANO MRS. William Uuoh Chin Nsaaaa »»h to thank all relative* and fri'iid* (or their beM wiane*. valunhlt Etfla and
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    The Straits Times Wednesday. December 23. 1964. Hangman's Rope
    744 12 The Straits Times Wednesday. December 23. 1964. Hangman's Rope In practice treason and J murder have been for a long time the only crimes in England for which the death penalty is exacted. To judge by the 185 votes majority which approved the second reading of Mr. Sydney Sil- j
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    Housing Funds
    320 12 There will be no crash pro- gramme for low-cost housing in Malaya next year. This is 'clear from the modest Budget j allocation for the Ministry of Local Government and Housing. The Minister, Mr. Khaw Kliai Boh, who recently had spoken repeatedly of a major I effort, is
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    K.L.'s Future
    275 12 Kuala Lumpur is not quite I Dr. Tan Chee Khoon's "wonderland where things are getting curioser and curioser," but neither is it a worthy Malaysian capital. That it is still mysteriously denied city status in defiance of reality is a minor point; infinitely more disturbing is the haze
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    'Poor boy' in the palace
    994 12  -  SAM AD ISMAIL MACAPAGAL HERO OF THE PEASANT by Who has Ml returned from a visit to Manila SOME very harsh things are being said about President D i o s d a d o Macapagal in Manila these days. Macapagal is personally ambitious, say
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    Learning Malay—23
    658 12  - Learning Malay— 23 ENCHE YUNUS MARIS M.A. I PHRASES AND SENTENCES. We leave spelling and pronunciation and *o Into actual language learning. Other minor problems of spelling such as the use of the hyphen, the use of figure 2 for reduplications, etc. will be dealt with In due course. After
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      The kind of news for breakfast
      314 12 'JTiE Alliance backbenchers must have read your report I "the Straits Times goes on trial" i on Saturday with egoistical pride at their morning breakfast. although thousands of other readers had Indigestion. Their utter lack of knowledge of how a newspaper is produced and
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    • Letter
      Exams during Thaipusam
      113 12 JANUARY 18 Thalpusam. a public and religious holiday. However the University of Singapore authorities have arranged for examinations on that day. However. despite complaining, the University ■authorities have remained indifferent. They are unwilling to admit thpir mitake but conjure up excuse* in their defence. Had January 18
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      Citizenship
      98 12 REFER to the letter by Mr. F. De Silva on Singapore citizenship. As Mr. De Silva has resided in Singapore for only seven years, he does not have the necessary residential qualification. H« must have resided In the State throughout the twelve months immediately preceding the date of his
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    1,100 in Spore own homes under new plan
    168 13 1,100 in Spore own homes under new plan CLNGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Housing and Development Board today said that since the governments "home ownership for the people" scheme started 10 months ago, nearly 1,100 families had become owners of flats in the Queenstown zone. The Board today hold another balloting
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    863 tin mines in operation
    60 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Than wpro 863 tin mines m operation last month 18 more than in October. Of these 67 were dredges. 737 gravel pump mines and 59 other.-. They produced 4.987 tons of' tin for the month and provided jobs for 37.495 persons. Another
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    Seven Indonesians on arms charge
    144 13 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. OEVEN Indonesians, said to have been arrested in connection with the seizure of firearms and explosives in Jurong last month were today committed for trial at the Assizes by Mr. Sachi Saurajen, a magistrate. They are Abdul Malik. Mohamed Alwi bin Masaguni. Konolis
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    Tokyo: Nothing final on the 'blood debt'
    77 13 TOKYO. Tiies. The Japanese Government has not made a final decision on the .settlement of Japan's "blood debt" to Malaysia, a Foreign Office official said today. Commenting on a report from Singapore that the Japanese Ambassador to Malaysia, Mr. Fumihiko Kai. discussed the
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    Christmas whisky helps to rout an armed robber
    277 13 Christmas whisky helps to rout an armed robber By ARUN SENKUTTUVAN: Kuala Lumpur, Tu*a. HEADMASTER knocked out a daggerwielding robber in his home early this morning with a bottle of whisky which he had bought for Christmas. During the struggle which occurred in his Petaling Jaya house, Mr. Joseph Arokiasamy,
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    Hagemeyer robbery: 4 charged
    101 13 Hagemeyer robbery: 4 charged I/UALA LUMPUR. Tues. Four men were charged In the Third Magistrate's Court here today with robbing a watchman, M. Beer Singh, of $58,810 worth of property 238 portable radios, 69 home radios. 52 radiograms and eight tape--1 recorders. i Ong Kirn Kee, 23. of Sungel Besi
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    Bar girl's death: Ex-law student in court
    92 13 Bar girl's death: Ex-law student in court SINGAPORE. Tues. A former part-time law student. Sunny An-, was today accused of the murder of a 22-year-old bargirl at sea off Sisters Island last year. Ang, 25. was rh/irged in a magistrate's court with the murder of Jenny Cbeok CJieng Kid. a
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    Perwanit exams
    34 13 SINGAPORE. Tues. Perwanit. a private Malay body, will conduct its second examinations on Malay language and literature for its students at the Monk's Hill School in Winsteadt Road from Saturday to Thursday-
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    ANTI-TAX SLOGAN: MAN CHARGED
    111 13 ANTI-TAX SLOGAN: MAN CHARGED SINGAPORE, Tues. Pang Yok Kirn. 20, was charged in a magistrate's court today with writing unauthorised Chinese characters on a bus shelter in Upper Thomson Road at 1.34 a.m today. Pang, who pleaded not guil--1 ty. was alleged to have written I Chinese characters meaning "We
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    Bigger temple
    24 13 PARIT BUNTAR, Tues. A $20,000 extension to the Chinese temple here has been completed It Is part of the rural development plan.
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    Week-long Immigration work-to-rule may end today
    231 13 Week-long Immigration work-to-rule may end today J£UALA LUMPUR, Tues. A decision by the stall side ot the National Whitley Council tomorrow may see the end of the work-to-rule campaign by 200 immigration officers which entered its seventh day today. The president of the Congress of Unions of Employees in the
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    Two drown in pool
    66 13 SEREMBAN. Tues. Two youths, Au Ah Chye alias Au Chak Kong. 19. and Kaw Ah Chai alia, Chi Wah. 18. were drowned thi.« evening while swimming: In a mining pool at I'lii Temiang. near here. Their bodies were recovered by four youths. Y. Sivalineam. K. Krkhnan.
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    SHIP CRASH: PORT OFFICIALS AWAIT FULL REPORT
    162 13 SHIP CRASH: PORT OFFICIALS AWAIT FULL REPORT OINGAPORE, Tues. Port Authority officials were till late today waiting for a full report on the collision involving the German lir.er Hanover and the Japanese freighter Durban Maru in the Western Anchorage yesterday. A spokesman for the Anglo-French Trading Co.. agents for the
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    Jaycees aim to raise $50,000
    71 13 SINGAPORE Tues. The Minister for Health. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, and Mrs. Yong will bo guests of honour at the annual dinner and dance of the Junior Chamber of Commerce on Saturday at the Chinese Chambsr of Commerce premises in Hill Street. Mr. Yong will
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    Evacuees return but more rain is forecast
    215 13 Evacuees return but more rain is forecast SINGAPORE, Tues. Some 200 flood evacuees ate a hearty meal at their temporary relief ceil re Dunman Primary English School this morning before leaving for home. The evacuees were fr:>m the Geylang Serai area which was hard-hit by yesterday! Island-wide Hoods, following 24
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    Engineer and family robbed in hotel
    87 13 ipENANO. Tues A prospecting m engineer from Kuala Lumpur Inche Noor Hussain bin Mohami-d, and his family were robbed of 5927 in cash and jewellery while .s;.iyinsj in an hotel ;u Tanjong Tokens yesterday. Inche Noor. 51. told the police that his family came
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      677 13 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) Channel S— K.L. &P. Pinan* Elmer the Rain Maker' 7.30 6-Ipoh Malacca Matovani 'music for ChrUtP.M.: 5.15 Test pattern and mas'; 8.00 News in Mandarin: music; 5.45 Opening and pro- 8.10 Christmas Card; 8.30 Highuranime summary; 5.50 News way Patrol; 9.00 News In outlines In Malay; 5.53
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  • FOREIGN DESK EXTRA
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      Lock icon Peking is making rocket: U.S. expert
      183 14 Peking is making rocket: U.S. expert WASHINGTON, Tuesday. US. News and World Report yesterday quoted Dr. Chu-Yuan Cheng, a research economist at the University of Michigan's Centre for Chinese Studies, as saying that China was developing short and medium-range rockets along with its atomic bomb programme. Dr. Cheng said in
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      NEW AIRCRAFT TEST FLIGHT SUCCESS
      123 14 NEW AIRCRAFT TEST FLIGHT SUCCESS PORT WORTH, Tuesday. The 1,650-mile-an-hour Fill fighter-bomber, a cause of controversy since it went on the drawing boards, made a "practically perfect" maiden flight yesterday despite trouble with its flaps. i "I am a happy fellow." said Air Force Secretary Eugene Zuckert after the test
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      Lock icon Peking 'no' to ear specialist The U.S. -regrets
      227 14 Peking 'no' to ear specialist The U.S. -regrets WASHINGTON, Tues. Tf The State Department yesterday expressed regret that Chinese authorities had misinterpreted the planned visit to Peking of a New York ear specialist to demonstrate his technique for overcoming some forms of deafness. Over the weekend Peking Radio said the
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      Lock icon Japanese road death record
      43 14 TOKYO. Tues. Japans' na-tion-wide traffic death toll rose to an all-time high record of 12.873 this year as at midniaht yesterday, the National Police Agency announced today. The previous record for the corresponding period was 12,865 in 1961. Reuter.
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      Three expelled
      28 14 COPENHAGEN. Tues. Three members of the staff of the Polish Embassy here have been expelled for espionage, a Danish Foreign Minis- rv official said this momma.
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      Lock icon Peking—UAR pact
      29 14 Peking— UAR pact TOKYO. Tues The United Arab Republic and Communist China signed an economic and technical co-operation agreement In Peking yesterday, the New China News Agency reported. AP.
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      363 14 Straits Times Crossword j J [j> P"*7a^^"' L 4. "^r^^"^ia^LaaaaaK"^^3^"^"^™^^7y I laS ACROSS 4. What tales end In sort of 1. Favours have been replaced by poem? (3, 5. 41. sudden attacks <B>. 6. Triumph of unknown entrant S. Nine wandered in the back in lute composition (5). way for
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  • U.N. DESK SPECIAL
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      Lock icon U.N. told of Peking bid to subvert Asia
      682 15 Formosa: Conspiracy with local Reds to overthrow govts UNITED NATIONS, Tues. Mr. Shen ChangHuan, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Nationalist China, said in the General Assembly yesterday that the Sino-Soviet rift revealed the "insidious ambition for world domination" of both Moscow and
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      N.Z. explains aid to Malaysia: 'Small country backs another'
      279 15 TNITED NATIONS, v Tues.— New Zealand's 1.000 troops in Malaysia constituted "a mark of the fact that one small country will stand by another," said Mr. Frank Corner, chief delegate of New Zealand in the United Nations, yesterday. Mr. Corner was
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      Lock icon Israel border clash: Russia uses veto
      137 15 TTNITED NATIONS. "ues. The Soviet Union cast Its 103 rd veto in the Security Council yesterday to block passare of an Anglo-Ameri-can draft resolution deploring the Nov. 13 border clash between Syria and Israel. The draft received right affirmative votes. one more than the
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      A walkout as South African delegate speaks
      83 15 A walkout as South African delegate speaks ITNITED NATIONS, Tues. African and Communist delegates walked out of the General Assembly yesterday when South Africa's Foreign Minister, Dr. Hilffard Muller, went to the rostrum to speak in the world affairs debate. Observers could not accurately identify all the delegates who walked
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  • Straits LETTERS MID-WEEK Times FORUM
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      Back bench MPs and Press freedom
      518 16 Back bench MPs and Press freedom A SELECTION OF READERS' OPINIONS ON THE DEBATE I WAS wryly amused by the "trial" of the Straits Times in Parliament branded by some Alliance back benchers as being "anti-na-tional in outlook." But we must be giad that the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman,
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      116 16 (GOVERNMENT bac kVf benchers' criticisms of the Straits Times are unjust. In reporting a debate Government proposals should be reported fully, and this the Straits Times has been doing. Very important in order to achieve a balanced view of the debate are the opinion and counter-pro-posals of Opposition members, and
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      226 16 ■fHE uproar in the House 1 of Representatives confirms the conviction that certain back-benchers in Parliament do not deserve to be there. This is not the first time thai tnreats ana abute nave been Uirown by one Mf against another. Furtnermore. it mere is anyunng in the suggestion mat the
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      54 16 UN-P A R L lAMENTARY language and the vulgarity indulged in with unrestrained gusto by both sides of the House are unfitting and unbecoming. The children of today do not have to pick ud vulgarity on street corners or on back-lanes: they can learn it all from our 'elders' in
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    106 18 MELBOURNE. Tues. j INDUSTRIALS were arm with 1 rises in excess of falls, but key stocks were Irregular. Colonial Sugar dropped Is. to 68s. 6d. Base metals and oils were firmer with A.O. Gas Is. to 355. and C.R.A. Improved a further 9d. to 455. 9d. Mount Isa
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    242 18 JANUARY tjrat gradt t.».b. clossd at 5 p.m. in Smsipors and Kuala Lumaur yesrrrday at 69 s cents per lb. up one-tighth of a c«r^ on Monday's closins lcvrl for the position. The too* was vary gum. R.A.S. snd F.M.R.E. el*aing pritaa in ssnta twr Ik. yvetsrdayi Ist.
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    83 18 ciatitn made these changes In Its rmtea to mercnanta yesterday (all rmtea to $100): U.S. Dollars: buying TT 32 11/16. airmail OD 33 13/16. 90 d/at 33J credit hills, 33 6/16 trade bills. Canada: buying TT 351, airmail OD 90 d/st 351 credit bills, 33 13/16 trade bills.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 18 Dec. 22. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 69} cents (up one-eighth of a cent). TIN: $625.87} (up $1,371). Unofficial estimated offering: 205 tons (up 30 tons).
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    NO CHANGE IN PATTERN ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    751 18 From Our Market Correspondent rTWE Stock Exchange of L Malaysia continued dull and featureless yesterday with very thin trading. There was no trend and with practically no interest by either buyers or sellers, trading almost ground to a halt. The Exchange will be
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    24 18 Malayan Stock Indlrrs Dec. 21 Drc. 2? 'Industrials: taVM IMI Tins: 110.27 120.09 rubbrnt: 109.02 109.02 •Df*. 30, 1963=100 Drc. 29, 1962=100
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    783 18 BUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: C. Haldlncs (2.000> 52.26: Eta* orda. $1.»0 BL. SI.H2 SL. (2.000) tl.<i4: E. Smaltara (I 0001 (3.08 ON,
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    232 18 Drcemhrr 22 Thrre months. INDUSTRIALS Uountrad 13 cts NalMMd Iron V ctai Dun lop* lj ct.i t'niterrs 14 Cts. ins M. v I <t». M. Contain. r« 12 Ml, K Snirltm L' 7 eta. M Cables 15 eta. E«™iict» McAlmtcr 12 eta. Ked Disp 12 eta. M Invest.
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      1055 18 r TKVS j EL ROUND VOYAGE TO JAPAN s.s. "CHUSAN" (24,000 torn tuliy olrcondlttoned stabtllaud) Osporti:- Penang 9th January 196S Singapore 12th January 196S For Hongkong 15th/ 17th January Japan 21 rt/ 25th January. Hongkong 28/31 January 1965 Arrives:- Singapore 3 February 196S Arrives:- Penang sth February 1965 Fores From:-
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      351 18 fOR: NEW rOR« PHILaOIIPHIA. MOBILE. NEW ORItANS t HOUSTON Smgapo'* f Sham Penana N Tors N. Orleans JIRAMIS 17/11 111 1J 20 Jai 11/21 JM It Fel 71 Fat MOSFIEIO IS/11 Ft; 11/ it Fes il/M Fel Mar ?J Mar agents. ORIENT LLOYD LTD. Tel Sißgipire ***** 8 Port Swettenham
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      120 18 WESTBOUND: ClHO»f SUVICt Singapore Ptnana. Mane. lies Bars>au« Hairs r 11/11 JM 14/11 Jaa 1? Jaa Dsakirk. Wwera. Hii.ai.fi'. SOUTH i WlST SW.CI ttUrtl sasasassi I J P 2!'^ ?3oe*tii «4/1), uapctoaa (»/H. UN I las Maudi 01/1), Port Hircourt. Lagos, Apapa (§7l), Cotonoa EtSTIOUND- <I/1J iOmt^ Tihort<ll f'MtO*". Dakar
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    123 19 SHIPS lying alenstldo th* Singapore wharv** *r sipsstsd today are: Madison Lloyd 1/2, Qlenlyon 3/4, l.ipls NW. 1. Bakke Reefer 6/7, Ellen l-.akke R'9. President McKlnley 10/11, Autolycu* 18. Frederick Clover 21/22. Happy Seafarer 23/24. Banana 28, Klna bale 25/36 Mikasa Mani 29/30, Klan Ann 31,32. Glenogle
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    70 19 HINESE Produce Exchange, Slncav por. noon prises per pleul yesterday: coconut ell: bulk SB3 sellers, dram JK« seller*. Cepra: Jan. /Feb. UK/Continent: Unquoted. Pepper; Muntok white 8157* seller*. Sarawak whit* 8132 i sellers, special Sarawak black $135 seller* garbled lAmpon* black «145 eellers. ABTA SISS Mllera. Singaper* Cepra
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    38 19 /\N the free eiehange market In w Hong Kong yesterday the US. dollar w«s quoted at 5.75t for T.T. and V 744 for eath. Sterling waa quoted at 15.88 and om tael ef geld at 2S2i.
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    Modest rally in Straits tin halts decline
    392 19 THE price of tin after falling for four trading days made a modest rally in Penan? yesterday of 51.37}. which took it back to K2&f7f. on an offering estimated up 30 tons to 205 tons. In London on Monday after a slow start
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      373 19 (Continued from Pace 12) GREETINGS It Word* tit (Mintmrnm) LAURIE AND PETER COUPER wish ■II thrlr friend* In Malaysia A Merry < 'irlntmaa and A Happy New Year. No cards, but th* blind benefit. SITUATIONS VACANT K orrf, SS (Min.)— Box St et: txlrm JUNIOR CLERK WANTED In legal nrm
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      845 19 SITUATIONS VACANT Word* SS (Min.)— Bex St et*. txtrm FEMALE CLERK TYPIST Required hv Knt.-li.ih Company. Applicants must b« able to type 30 w.p.m. and preferably bave passed senior Cambridge. Apply giving age, experience to Box i A3i<.ii s T spore. WELL ESTABLISHED Finance Company requires a telephonist to operate
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      1093 19 ACCOMMODATION VACANT I Ware's Si (Mm.)— Htm St cto. »rtrm AVAILABLE NOW Kully t urelshed Bungalow, three spacious bedrooms. I servant's quarter. Modem sanitation. I telephone, fenced garden. District 11. Telephone Spore *****, FURNISHED SEMI DETACHEO bungalows to let at 51 m.s. Cnangl Road opposite Krankel Estate. Rent per month
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      1004 19 EDUCATION it Word* SS (Min.>—Box St el*, txtrm STUDENTS: UNEMPLOYED!! Learn at concession ra'es. Starting January Eeginners Shorthand Rapid Course: U hours daily: 9 am. Normal Course: 10 am, 2 pm. 6 pm. Speed (50 130) morning, afternoon, evening. Typewriting: throughout day. 10-week* Rapid Coarse (anytime). SIC, 75 If Iddip
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      873 19 HIRE PURCHASE •ft g»— m Sfin l Hnw rU »»fr« I SIERA T.V. on •»•> payment. CooI tact Bl PI Trader*. OS South Bridge i i Road. S'por*. Tel: *****, COOD USEO CARS on ea*y payments. Contact: Chuan Hong Trading Co. Ltd., 162, Lavender Street, Spore. Tel: *****/*****. BLUESPOT TOSHIBA
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      633 19 VEHICLES FOR SALE to Word* SS (mm.)— Box it et*. txtrm 1951 A7O Two owners good running condition $600/- 0.n.0. Contact 13 Purvis Street, Singapore. No brokers. 195S CONSUL recently resprayed and overhauled taxed and Insured $900/- 0.n.0. Jobnston 16 Seletar Court S2S LATE IISS, Fiat 600. overhauled In April,
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      646 19 VEHICLES FOR SALE 70 Wordi SS (Min.)-Box it et: txirm 1963 VOLKSWAGEN Sunroof, done 14.000 miles, excellent condition, must sell. Tel. ***** contact Ho, 88 Middle Road, Spore. No dealer* please. VALIANT SIONET CONVERTIBLE I Registered 1964, 6.000 Mile*. New $12,000/- now SS.OOO/-. View 12 Calm- bill Koad, S'por*. AN
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      315 19 VEHICLES FOR SALE :e Words SJ Win.)— Box in I 1961 BORCWARO-TS. P/VWcoo. 1963 Chevy 11 No\» 300. 1960 r/1100, Triumph TR3A. Sunbeam Rapier, iilnKer Gazelle, 1959 Siroca R/Dauphme. ISM F/600. F/Prefect, M.G.A. M <i. Magnette. 1955 Volkswagen. P/Aaglla, 1952 M /Minor. Mcrcdes. H Bencooirn Street. Tel: *****. S pore.
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      247 20 sf YOUR FAMILY y INCOME! Malayan Finance offers a new and exciting opportunity to increase your family income with a FAMILY DEPOSIT ACCOUNT. EARN $4.80 a year for «v«ry $100/. in a Family Deposit Account with MALAYAN FINANCE. r.ill at Malayan Finance today for more particular*. (incorporate in the Stales
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      266 20 (Continued from Page If) FOR SALE Wur4a U (Min.y—Box it eta. extrm WESTINCHOUSE REFRICERATOR on display at Sinsapore Refrigeration Co re): B'pore *****. EXCLUSIVE PLAYBOY IMIRTI: Available In Balks and checks Kbemco s, 6s Hlgb Street. Spore. FREE HAMPER OFFER lot Kclvtaator KefriKerator. Trade-in accepted Central KefrueratMM. «23K>/4itt«Jd I* Mir»>.
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      971 20 FOR SALE »«r«. *i < tfm.)— Box St eta. twtrm BUY YOUR SPARES lor Norton. 8.8.A.. Matchless, Triumpb and Honda motorcycles from Ban Hoe Co., IWI. Middle Road. Singapore. REMOVAL iall. tiedsbects. BNspraads. Qiftseu. Sarees. Suitings, lv ne cleared rrgaraitis of cost Ba^J Textiles Ltd.. «5/<w UigD Street Spore INSTALLATION
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      674 20 FOR SALE tt WonU SS (Mm. t— Box tt eta. axtra SHALIMAR MEN'S WEAR Sensational Discounts! Latest Style Shirts. American Dacron Wool Suit $90/-. Trousers Six/-. Free Parking Coupons. Multi-Storey Car Park. Tel: *****, Spore. TELEVISION! YOUR FAMILY deserves the brst Give them a Kuba TV set or TV-Radlo-Stereogram Combination.
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      430 20 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) tt Word* U (Ml*.)— Box it eta. extra HAMPER! containing nn* selection ot Wines and Spirits. Prices from J53.50 to (122.00 at Joan Littles, Rallies Place. Singapore. JEWELLERY THAT FIT yon for fashion. Get them from Lee Onn Jewellers, 206/S South Bridge Road. SlnKapore. GET QUICK RELIEF
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      418 20 WHERE TO STAY (Fed I* Wor4» U (Mtm.y—Mmm t» eta, tmtf JOMORE HOTEL Ens. Chines* rood Aircond. Rooms. Phone 2390/0. NEW STRAITS VIEW HOTEL. J.H Seasld* Dancing Kloorabows Nightly. Tel: 2133. BARS& RESTAURANTS(S'pore) •ii Wnrd* <J (Min.)— Bom io ri«. titrm DANCINC/OININC NltChtly HOMO East Asia Bar/Restaurant. lwu Waterloo Strut.
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      325 20 NOTICE THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTICE OF RECEIVING ORDERS TAKE NOTICE that Receiving Orders were on the 18th day of December, 1964 made against the following persons: Bankruptcy No. 207 64 Tan Kirn Lee. No. 4-2. Jalan Tua Konpr, off East Coast Road. Singapore. 323 64 Ho Lum San.
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      439 21 NOTICE IN THE HIGH COURT IN SINGAPORE Originating Summons No. 171 of 1964 In the Matter of the Trusts ol the Will of Tan Choon Bock, deceased. And In the Matter of Order 52 Rule 1 of the Rules of the High Court 1934. ADVERTISEMENT FOR CLAIMS BY PERSONS CLAIMING
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      408 21 NOTICE IN THE SUPREME COURT OF HONG KONG Admiralty Jurisdiction Action Nos. 13 and 15 of 1964 BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Plaimifls and Till; SHU'S >.S. "Wll" and S.S A: J. MID-.XMEKICA" Defendants IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that tinders in duplicate in the English language
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      406 21 NOTICES BERJUNTAI TIN DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated in Malaysia) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an interim dividend, the forty- I second, of one shilling and nine- I pence < Is. 9d. > per share, less in- i come tax at the rate of forty per cent, has been declared due and
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      398 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS STATE OF BRUNEI SITUATION VACANT Applications are Invited trom suitably qualified candidates to fill the post of Chief of La bora tory in the Malaria Eradication Project. Medical and Health Department. Brunei. QUALIFICATIONS: (i) Must have passed the Senior Cambridge School Certificate or equivalent certificate from an approved
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      718 21 TENDERS TENDERS FOR SERVICING HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT FOR 1965 TENDERS will be received at i the Ministry of Health, Palmer I Road, Singapore 2. up to noon, the I 31st of December. 1964. lor ser- vicing Hospital Equipment for the I year 1960. Every person applying for a render form will
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      183 21 "SHAUKIWAN" dim II \i:c.i\<; CMMM KKOM JAI'W POKTS and HONGKONG HNOAPOU 26 31 di < iiwm. LAN OWNJWfI dim il\K(.i\<; \<.i rS; S. 11. (1100 I CO.. >| HOI K I ID.. Bai.k ol China Bide., ITS A. Kra< h St., Singapore. l'< m.hii.. Tel: 74- .28. 1.1 -'3- 101.
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      Malapin shows top form
      245 22  -  JEEP EPSOM UNBEATEN FOUR-YEAR-OLD ATTEMPTS TO EQUAL FIVE-WINS-IN-A-ROW RECORD Ky J) ENA N G, Tues. Malapin, unbeaten in four starts, attempts to equal the postwar record of five-in-a-row at the Christmas Holiday meeting which opens here on Sunday. Malapin (by Coronation Boy) has not raced since
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      iAussies tour approved
      98 22 MELBOURNE, Tues. Australia will send an 'jffiriai men'& tennis team overseas n^xt jear. At the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia's meeting last right approval was given i'or touring team "of four young D.ayers." The tram will not be named until the annual nvetins on Feb. 1. But
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      Our soccer future rests on youth tourney: Tengku
      424 22 Our soccer future rests on youth tourney: Tengku BURNLEY CUP KUALA LUMPUR. Tues rpHE BURNLEY Cup soccer competition is the x only way to enhance greater interest among football fans and to bring out the best among the youths of this country, says the Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman, in
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      SIKHS GOLF
      33 22 BATU GAJAH. Tues. The Malayan Sikhs Sports Council's 1 annual golf competition for the i Atma Singh Trophy will be held at the Kinta Club course here on i Saturday. i
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      Ransome and Barlow bag 3 goals each
      211 22 SELANCOR CLUB 6 NAY BHARAT (HK) 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Nay Bharat hockey club of Hong Kong turned in their best display of their tour so far but It was not good enough to stop them from going down to their sixth
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      35 22 TOKYO. Tues. The touring I Canterbury University Rugby i Union team of New Zealand beat Toyota Motors 16-8 at Nagova, Central Japan, today. The Japan- j ese side led 8-5 at half-time. Reuter
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      EASY WIN TAKES VARSITY INTO 3rd POSITION
      185 22 EASY WIN TAKES VARSITY INTO 3rd POSITION HOCKEY SCC 1 VARSITY 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. I University of Singapore moved up to third position in the Singapore Hockey Association League Div. I today when they beat Singapore Cricket Club 5-1 on the Padang. University were convincing winners. They were .superior in
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        33 22 Ponucol (up (T Ansom: Sg Bernam Est 4 Town Council 0. Friendly iS'ban): Negri Burnley Cup XI 2 Negrl Malays 0 Batu Oajah league: Malay Reserve 2 Sg. Durian. Tc Tuallang 1.
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        11 22 Friendly <S'ban>: Necrl C«>ylonese Youth Forum 2 Negri Malays o.
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      Johore hit back after bad start
      270 22  - Johore hit back after bad start JOE DORAI RUGGER By SPORE 6 JOHORE 12 OINGAPORE, Tues. Although Singapore scored from a penalty and a try in the first ten minutes and still led 6-3 at half-time, they were beaten 12-6 by Johore in their MRU under-23 tournament south zone tie
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      Cup squad to train from Jan. 1
      56 22 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues—Malaysia's six-man Davis Cup team will begin centralised training on Jan. 1 instead of early February. The squad comprise S. A. Azman, Sharin Osman, Moses Tay, Daniel Lim. Tan Poh Seng and Paul Choc Yew Hua. H. M. de Souza of
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      146 22 Country in the Town* w i! 3 There is a country in the town. It is a dream come true for the busy professional and business man longing for the sanctuary of peace and quiet at the end of a tiring day... in a home away from the city... where
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      47 22 DIARY SOCCER Spore Premier League: Chinese v Royal Navy iJn. Besar 5.15 1. Friendly: S'poie Un-der-20 v Amicables (Fairer Pic). HOCKEY Tour match: Malaysian Armed Forces v Nay Bharat. HK (Rifle Ran K e Rd. XLi RIGGER Club match: Batu Garrison v S'gor Malays (Batu Cantonment. XLV
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      Lock icon SNELL AND DAWN TOP THE POLLS
      234 23 THE SPORTSMAN AND SPORTSWOMAN OF THE YEAR AWARDS I ONDON, Tues New Zealand's Olympic doußle gold medallist. Peter Snell, and Australian swimmer Dawn Fraser head polls for Sportsman and Sportswoman "f the Year conducted by the British sport magazine. World Sport. Snell. who won
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      S'pore govt aims to give sport identity
      324 23 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE Minister of Culture, Singapore, Mr. S. Kajaratnam, said that it was the Singapore Government's aim to give sport an identity. Speaking at the closing ceiemony of the Festival of Sport at the Gay World Stadium yesterday, Mr. Rajaratnam said: "The
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      SCC HEAD TABLE IN WOMEN'S HOCKEY
      187 23 CINGAPORE. Tues. Singapore Cricket Club head the Singapore Women Hockey Association League championship table with an unbeaten record at trie end of the first round. SCC who are defending the Lee Kuan Yew Challenge Shield, have 19 points Horn nine wins ..ml chaw in
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      Lock icon FRENCH LOSE
      33 23 JAIPUR. Tu^s ltM hockey team who an- touring India were beaten 1-0 by the in Chiet Ministers XI lifro yesterday. The only Rial was scored early in ihi> second half.— Reuter
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      SINGAPORE UPSET PERAK TO WIN KING'S CUP
      300 23 SINGAPORE UPSET PERAK TO WIN KING'S CUP BASKETBALL SINGAPORE, caused a big upset in Malaysian baskethall competition for the King's Cup last night when they beat Perak. the Malayan champions 78-71 In the final at the Gay World Stadium. Singapore, who qualified for the final with an unbeaten record in
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      Molly breaks record
      76 23 SINGAPORE. Tue.s. In the Festival of Sport swimming championship yesterday 12-year-old Molly Tay took 2 9 sec off her own Malaysian national record of lmin. 21.5.vec foi the 100 metres butterfly stroke event, when she clocked lmin. 186 sec. Molly Joined the competitors in this event only
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      Lock icon Pollock may miss 2nd Test
      458 23 CRICKET JOHANNESBURG. Tucs. Peter Pollock, the Springbok pace may not be lit to play In the Second lot agalml England beßinning here tomorrow Pollock suffered a slight mum muscle injury when playing in a club match at Port Elizabeth on Saturday. Sid Burke, the North
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      CROUP CUP FINAL
      42 23 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The replay of the Major Units group cup hockey final between Federal Military College and the Royal Malaysian Air Force, will be played at the Armed Forces Stadium. Rifle Range Road, here tomorrow at 5 p.m.
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      Malaysians urged to copy Aussie athletics system
      348 23  -  MANSOOR RAHMAN dy j I/-UALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysian j athletes are not able to reach real world-class j as they compete only in two or three meets a year unlike the Austra- lians. This la the view of Dr 1 Ananda. 1958 Selangor
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    367 24 JESSELTON, Tues. CABAH'S Legislative Assembly today called on the State Govenunenl to speed up arrangements with the Federal Government lor direct elections to be held ill Sabah helore the end of 1965. The Assembly said the sending of an election commission to delimit
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    4 on robbery charge
    127 24 SINGAPORE, Tues.— A schcool laboratory attendant told the Assize Court today that while walking along Balestler Road with his fiancee early one morning in July this year, he was held up by a gann of five or six teenagers and robbed of a wristwatch. The attendant.
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    Plane crash
    42 24 MANILA. Tues A Philippine inter-island DC 3. with 38 people on board, including a US Peace Corps volunteer, ditched Into a fishpond in southern Aklan Province last night, killing the pilot and injuring 10 others, the airline reported today.— UPl.
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    Student's claim for damages in road mishap
    153 24 is dismissed SINGAPORE, Tues. A claim for damages by a student, Quek Joo Nguan, 13, for personal injuries suffered by him in a road accident 21 months ago, was dismissed by Mr. Justice Chua in the High Court today. The claim had been
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    231 24 Manila is seeking talks on the Sabah dispute UNITED NATIONS, Tues. The Philippines and Malaysia are moving toward exploratory talks on the Sabah issue. Mr. Sallpada Ppndatun. Deputy Speaker of the Philippines House of Representatives, said yesterday he will meet the Malaysian permanent representative. Mr. R. Ramani. soon in an
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    Ong regrets 'a lot of noise still needed to demand free primary education'
    428 24  -  GEOFFREY GELDARD From KUCHING, Tues. The leader of the opposition, Mr. Ong Kee Hui (SUPP> said today it was a matter of great regret that, a year after the establishment of Malaysia, the people of Sarawak still
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    Temple celebration
    29 24 SINGAPORE. Tues. The 112 th oirth anniversary of Sri Saraciadevi. the Holy Mother, will be celebrated at Sri Ramakrlshna Temple at 179. Bart ley Road next Friday.
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    408 24 LONDON. Tues. There was even less doing in the stock market today and although the undertone was not unsatisfactory no definite trend was established. Gilt-edged had another very quiet session but there was a slight bias toward lower levels. War Loan eased 1 16. Baltic Bonds opened higher
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    238 24 ONDON. Tues. A lj 38-year-ol<| child killer convicted 17 years ai>o in Britain's widely publi c 1 s c d "Babes in the Wood" case was on the run in London yesterday after a dram a t i c breakout from jail. The
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    36 24 TOKYO. Tues. Chi inouncrd toci ured a I Nationalist Chines.' pllol whoM I reconnaissance plane wi down over East China last Flida\. PekiiiK radio identified htm as 1 MaJ. HMen Hxiang Ho.-AP.
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    £1m. forest loan
    31 24 TOKYO. Ttirs Japan's Economic Co-" n Fund, a senii-oflicial Institution, i-pd to provide credit of 1.040 million yon for forest development m Indonesian Borneo, it was announced today.
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