The Straits Times, 14 January 1965

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    30 1 1 c />/\/>NATIO AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 y\ The Straits Times NAL LlBKAKI; Mi*** 1 He** 0 Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 1005
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    Lock icon DECLARE WAR? NO-Sock
    166 1 'Definitely no' he tells newsmen ...AND NO FOLLOW-UP MOVE TO UN WITHDRAWAL JAKARTA, Wednesday PRESIDENT Seokarno said today Indonesia would not declare war, but if she were attacked she would strike back, Antara news agency reported. He was speaking to foreign and Indonesian reporters at the palace.
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    More training centres for call-up men –
    770 1  - More training centres for call-up men P. KRISHNAN i j By I{ I ALA rX'M1V PUK, Wed Three more defence training centres are to Ik' set up immediately in Malaya as part of the mass military training scheme for youths call e(I up for national service. They will be in
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    Lock icon The Eagle's in
    427 1  -  GABRIEL LEE By ARRIVAL OF THE 50,000-TON PRIDE OF THE RN COMPLETES PRESENT BUILD-UP SINGAPORE. Wed. The pride of Britain's naval might, the 50.000--to n aircraft carrier Eagle, steamed into the Naval Base this afternoon. The Eagle's presence completes the present phase in the build-up of British
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    V-bombers Darwin
    222 1 V-bombers Darwin CANBERRA. Wed. Hrit;»in will station a forte of Vbombcrs in Darwin early next month, the Australian Defence Department announced today. The Defence Dcpnrt ment said the KAI bombers would be stationed in Northern Australia for an unspecified period to engUKc in mohilit.v exercises with the Ro\al Australian Air
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    Lock icon 3 'rebel commands' set up in Borneo
    263 1 3 'rebel commands' set up in Borneo JAKARTA. Wed. An- tara News agency today reported that the rebel "unitary state of North Borneo" had created three military commands covering Malaysian Borneo and Brunei. Antara quoted the "Minister of Defence" Ahmad Zaidt as urging "counter intelligence, special teams and units" operating
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    STOP PRESS U.S. FICHTERS DOWN IN LAOS
    27 1 STOP PRESS U.S. FICHTERS DOWN IN LAOS WASHINGTON. Wrd. The Defence Department vucl today two i x |et lighten had hrcn shot down over Lai R outer
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      From Ayub to Sock: US $10m credit
      90 2 I A KA R T A Wed. Pakistan has signed a trade pact with Indonesia, granting US$lO million worth of export credits to Jakarta. Paki.-:an will export cotton textiles, yarns and jute to Indonesia, accurding to the agreement The agreement established i a
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      Lock icon Common front by Arab Premiers
      95 2 Common front by Arab Premiers (UIRO. Wed— Arab Prime Ministers last night announced a common front against any country which may seek to establish new relations with Israel and "strengthen her aggressive war efforts." A statement ending their four-day conference, broadcast by Cairo Radio. also reaffirmed the Arab leaders support
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      New talks to step up Vietnam war
      323 2 GEN. TAYLOR MEETS PREMIER HUONG SAIGON. Wed fHE United States A m b a s s ador, f Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor. conferred with the Vietnamese Prime Minister, Mr. Tran Van Huong, yesterday. The meeting came amid preparations to resume talks on increasing
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      Lock icon MAO: WE > CAN AFFORD 300 MIL. N-DEATHS
      220 2 MAO: WE > CAN AFFORD 300 MIL. N-DEATHS LONDON. Wed. The ChIMM i«'artcr .Mao TM-tUg was n-nnrti-cl to have said that (hint could well afTord to suffer two or three hundred million casualties in a nuclear war. For this reason China had least to fear from such an event. Mr
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      7 killed on border
      40 2 JAMMU. 'Kashmiri. Wed Seven Pakistanis were killed in two clashes with Indian troops; yesterday on the Indian side of the Kashmir cease-fire line, an j Indian Army .spokesman said, i There were no Indian losses.— ■auter.
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      Lock icon Maca's '10 to follow' for the Foreign —Office—
      157 2 Maca's '10 to follow' for the Foreign —Office— \|ANILA, Wed. ITI president Macapagal yesterday laid down 10 guidelines for the Foreign Office to follow in the conduct i of Philippine foreign relations. The guidelines were Issued by the President intft brief meeting with foreign affairs officials Some of the foreign
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      Lock icon ADOULA 'S SURPRISE TRIP TO BRUSSELS
      406 2 BRUSSELS, Wed. Former Congolese Premier Cyrille Adoula arrived here yesterday on what he described as a private visit to Belgium. He had no plans to meet any responsible Belgian official. "However." he added. I am ready to meet (Belgian Foreign Minister PaulHenri Spaak if
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      Nipon nips into !the wrong house...
      99 2 Nipon nips into the wrong house BANGKOK. Wed.— Nipon Saengtaweep was In Jail today wondering why he made such a ridiculous mistake. 'He was arrested last night after breaking into a home and trying to make off with a machinegun, 40 rounds of ammunition, a pistol, two transistor radios and
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      India pledges aid to Bhutan
      46 2 CALCUTTA. Wed— lndia yesterday pledged fullest economic assistance to Bhutan. Tie promise was made by the Prime Minister. Mr. Lai Bahadur Shastri. at the conclusion of two days of talks with King Jigme Dorji Wangchuk of the tiny Himalayan state.— UPl.
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      38 2 Learn^by order.*. JAKARTA. Wed. President Soekarno has issued instructions calling for compulsory education for Indonesian children, aged between eight and 14, Antara news agency said today. Reutcr. THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby V 1—- I 6WO£S MKO i
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      366 3 LBJ WANTS QUOTA SYSTEM ABOLISHED WASHINGTON, Wed. PRESIDENT Johnson last night called on Congress to re-write the immigration laws and abolish the national origins quota system. 'That system is incompatible with our basic American tradition," he declared in a letter to the House
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      Lock icon No hope for 14 trapped miners
      80 3 No hope for 14 trapped miners T>ELGRADE, Wed. With carbon monoxide frames registering: fatal proportions, rescue workers last night gave up last hopes of finding alive 14 Yugoslavakian coal miners trapped for more than two days in a pit near here. Throughout yesterday the rescuers had battled against the gas
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      Lock icon 54,500 m. plan for better American education
      205 3 54,500 m. plan for better American education fyASHINGTON, Wed. President Johnson yesterday declared brains more important than armed might and launched a U. 5.51,500 ($4,500) million plan for better American education. He called for an improvement in both the quality and quantity of education. The problems of the nuclear age
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      Lock icon Tear gas breaks up march PANAMA. Wed—Panama na
      49 3 Tear gas breaks up march PANAMA. Wed— Panama na- Honal guardsmen yesterday used tear gas to disperse some 200 students marching towards the United States Embassy. The students, from the Bolivar Institute, a high school, were not disorderly, but national guardsmen felt it wise to take preventive measures— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Vandal bores holes in gallery paintings
      184 3 FLORENCE, Wednesday. AN unknown vandal yesterday caused serious damage by slashing and scratching some 15 paintings in the Ufflzi Gallery here, the world's greatest treasure house of Italian Renaissance art. Police Immediately cordoned off entrances to the sixteenth century gallery, when the damage was
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      Lock icon American who spied for Russia
      103 3 American who spied for Russia ROBERT Glenn Thorn p son, 29. on his way to the Federal Court in New York after being accused of supplying Russia with U.S. military secrets. The F. 8.1. sai,i Thompson, a self-employed fuel oil distributor, furnished information on military installations, missile sites, code books
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      Lock icon 'Nocho and I are very good friends' —Sarah
      139 3 'Nocho and I are very good friends' Sarah ROME, Wed. Miss Sarah Churchill. 50 year old actress daughter of Sir Winston Churchill, said last night that she and coloured American singer-pain-ter-dancer Lobo Nocho, 40 were "very good friends." but she declined to comment on an Italian magazine report that they
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      Lock icon Moss on careless driving charge
      46 3 LONDON. Wed— Stirling Mass. former star British racing driver, has been accused of careless driving and failing to stop after an accident. It was learned last night. Moss. 35. will appear In court on Feb. 16. a police spokesman said— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Check-up for Sir Alec EDINBURGH. Wed—Sir Alec
      42 3 Check-up for Sir Alec EDINBURGH. Wed— Sir Alec Douglas-Horm\ 61. former British Prime Minister and now leader lof the Conservative Opposition I Party, entered a nursing home here last night for a checkup. A spokesman said he would undergo routine test. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Authoress, 34, dies
      28 3 NEW YORK. Wed. Lorraine Hansberry. the Negro playwright and author of "Raisin in the Sun." died in hospital yesterday from cancer. She was 34- Reuter.
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      Lock icon Court tape recorders start token strike
      124 3 I ONDON, Wed. Seven official shorthand writers staged the first strike in the history of Britain s High Ciurt yesterday in protest against the use of electronic tape recorders. The 15-minute strike ended when two .i ud w e s moved their courts to
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      Lock icon Protest march by aircraft I workers
      336 3 Protest march by aircraft I workers F ONDON, Wed. Thousands of British I aircraft workers last night announced plans! for a mass demonstra- tion here tomorrow to; protest against possible Government moves to axe development and j production of three major military aircraft projects. The demonstration a march through London
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      Lock icon Burch to quit
      39 3 PHOENIX (Arizona). Wed.— Mr. Dean Burch. conservative national chairman of the Republican Party, announced yesterday that he will resign and be succeeded by Mr. Ray Bliss, a moderate. The changeover will be on April 1. Reuter.
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    Last-minute move averts strike
    386 4 NEGOTIATIONS TO BE RESUMED SINGAPORE, Wednesday A THREATENED strike by 100 employees of the Primary Production Department of the Ministry of National Development, scheduled to take effect at midnight last night, has been postponed by the Public Dailyrated Employees Unions Federation. This followed a lastminute appeal
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    I saw them hit seaman(POLICE DRIVER TELLS COURT)
    286 4 I saw them hit seaman(POLICE DRIVER TELLS COURT) SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A POLICE driver, Mohammed Akib bin Endon. told a preliminary inquiry today that he saw two men taking part in a free-for-all outside a night club in which a seaman from HMS Centaur was allegedly murdered. Akib. who was testifying
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    Exhibition of medicines
    61 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. An exhibition featuring 250 varieties of Japanese medicines and hospital equipment opened yesterday at the Victoria Memorial Hall. It is open daily from 11 a.m. to 4pm until Friday This is the third exhibition of its kind, organised jointly by the Japan Pharmaceutical Medical Dental
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    EIGHT PIRATE' TAXIMEN FINED, BARRED FROM DRIVING
    128 4 EIGHT PIRATE' TAXIMEN FINED, BARRED FROM DRIVING SINGAPORE, Wed. Eight "pirate" taximen, including a student, were fined a total of $1,500 and disqualified from driving cars by the First Traffic Magistrate's Court today. All pleaded guilty. The magistrate, Mr. Llew Nglk Kee was told that they were arrested this morning
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    OATH CHALLENGE: WIFE ACCEPTS
    223 4 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A SCHOOL caretaker, Hussein bin Amin, claimed in a magistrate's court yesterday that disputes among Muslim parties could best be settled by oaths taken on the Koran. He was asking for special permission to challenge his former wife. Dibi binte Ali to take such
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    No water areas
    60 4 SINGAPORE, Wed— Water will be cut off in Dunearn Road. 6«', m.s. < House Nos: from 844 to 862). the whole of Stan Tuan Avenue, Hua Guan Avenue, Stone Avenue, Bee San Avenue, Din Pane Avenue, Binjai Park, Binjal Walk. Binjai Hill. Binjai Rise. Kampong Chantek Bahru
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    Man(s3s monthly for smokes) offers $15 for child's upkeep
    117 4 Man(s3s monthly for smokes) offers $15 for child's upkeep SINGAPORE. Wed. An artillery man, who said he spends about $34 a month on cigarettes, offered in court yesterday to pay a $15--a-month maintenance for his daughter, aged eight. The child Is staying with her mother, Khatljah binte Puteh, described as
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    Hindi library
    42 4 SINGAPORE Wed —The NeUJi Memorial Library, in Race Course Lane the only library In Singapore which caters for student and readers of the Hindi language will hold Its general meeting and Library Day celebrations at 10 a.m. on Jan. 24.
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    Recruitment: 'Response good'
    51 5 JESSELTON. Wed— Major J..; •lain, recruiting officer (or th !nd Bn Malaysia Rangers, sal •esterday that the response to th Inal drive had been good. New recruits who will bring th battalion to full strength. wl cave Sabah on Jan. 31 for Malay vhere they will be
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    Pay-or-break squeeze on contractors
    431 5  -  ABUL FAZIL by SINGAPORE. Wed. Gangsters have moved in on the housing boom to extort money from contractors. I Ti-linK thi bie squeeze, are contractors of thr Singapore Housing and Development Board flats. Over the. last few months they have paid thousands of dollars in "protection
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    You deserve every stroke of the cane, judge tells an extortioner
    264 5 You deserve every stroke of the cane, judge tells an extortioner KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. A MONG all criminals the extortioner is the lowest and the most vicious," said Mr. Justice Ong today in the High Court. He was hearing an appeal by a tailor who ivas sentenced by a magistrate's
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    BRITISH ENVOYS WILL DISCUSS MALA YSIA
    248 5 |(UALA LUMPUR. Wed. Defence problems in Malaysia and South Vietnam two hot spots in this region are expected to be major Items for discussion at the conference of British diplomats in South-East Asia, to be held here later this month. The meeting, from Jan.
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    'Don't throw coins' plea
    60 5 SUNOEI PATANI. Wed. i j Hindu devotees here have been asked not to throw coins on to the road during the annual Thai- 1 pusam procession next Mondnv The Sri Subramaniatn temple committee has appealed to the public to place thrir coins in- J 1 stead
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    Dance for D-fund
    37 5 MLAR. Wed. A Chinese Nov. T«aV and Han Raya Piia.s.i gala' dance will be held at the Jubilee Hal! here on Feb. 4. All proceeds will go to the National Defenct I Fund. I
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    Two plead I not guilty , to rioting
    81 5 Two plead I not guilty to rioting PENANO. Wed. Idrus bin Ariffln, 24. and Mo--1 hamed Zaln bin Dollah. 21. 1 today pleaded not guilty to > I a charge of committing rioting while being members j of an unlawful assembly. Idnis ;ind Mohamed- who were jointly charged with eight
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    Metal Box to expand business in Malaysia
    122 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. j The Metal Box Company of Malaya Ltd., will expand its business here this year, the company's London director. Lord Murray, said today. "We have confidence In Malaysia's economic future i despite the current disturbance j." he added. Lord Murray
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    Umno will hold 18th general assembly in April
    203 5 Umno will hold 18th general assembly in April KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The 18th I Umno general assembly will be held in April. This is stated in the latest issue of the Umno organ. Merdeka. The meeting (the date has not been fixed yen la to be attended by more than
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    Work soon on water project
    59 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Work on the multi-mlllion-dollar Ulu Panrtan industrial water project will begin soon. The Economic Development Board has awarded the $4.18 million contract to a British firm. Paterson Candy International and their local agents. Harper Gilflilan and Co. A condition in the contract stipulates
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    Lawyer admitted to Bar
    48 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed A lawyer. Mr. E. V Devadason. 28. was today admitted to the Federation Bar by Mr Justice One '.n the High Court Mr Devadason. a former student of the Anglo-Chinese School. Ipoh. obtained his law degree from the University of Singapore.
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    Lock icon An abandoned parcel starts bomb scare
    230 6  -  PHILIP KHOO By Singapore, Wed. A PARCEL abandoned near the new flats at Jalan Mcrpati, off Aljunied Koa d. stalled a bomb scare m the area last night. Housing and Development Board watchman, Loh Buk Wang, 25. saw four men all dressed in black
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    (Jet receipts when you buy provisions
    435 6 (Jet receipts when you buy provisions Dr. Lint keeps up pressure and makes call to housewives KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. T H K Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim S we c Aun, today called on housewives to obtain receipts when buying provisions. "This will not only r serve as
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    Be alert call by Reuther to trade unions
    238 6 Be alert call by Reuther to trade unions KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A leading American trade unionist today called on trade unions in Malaysia to be alert to their responsibilities and obligations to safeguard the security of the nation. Mr. Victor Reuther. director of the international anair.s department of the United
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    Navy to honour 10 local men
    45 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. The I Commodore Superintend*-! <'f the Nrvml Bii.-p. Commodore R. C. PaiRC. will present cood service testimonials to 10 local employees on Friday. Some of thr workers have i» i*n employed at the dockyard for 30 vrjtrs.
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      244 6 Straits Times Crossword ICOSS (It). 1. Proverbially explains what 1 5 ™v™ to pmtm a love errmore valuable than silvery ncl (Bl woras? (7. 2. 6). 6. F.nd out the record has 8. Many decay. consumed. f'n> s n«« '■>• .hen covered with something *«£>£, ft\ lth rent 9. Would
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    Lock icon 120 words a minute Princess Soraya is back—to work
    218 7 120 words a minute Princess Soraya is back to work By Mohamed Ismail L'UALA LUMPUR. 1V Wed. Twenty-yoar-old Tengku Nong Soraya. the fifth daughter of the Sultan of Pahang. is back home after completing a two-year secretarial course in Australia. In an interview this morning before she lei t for
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    Two cars stolen
    75 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Tnieves .stole a car. a Ford Anglia. PB 2694 from the Stadium Negara car park here last night while its owner, Mr. Chin Khoon Sung. 39. of Seremban. and his family were seeing the "Holiday on Ice" show. Another car parked in Ipoh Road
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    Lock icon Sabah leaders reject Stephens' call for a new referendum
    354 7 Sabah leaders reject Stephens' call for a new referendum lESSELTON, Wed. J Sabah Alliance leaders have denounced the Federal Minister for Sabah Affairs. Dato Donald Stephens, for calling on the Malaysian Government to hold a referendum over the Philippines claim to the State. Inche Harris bin Mohammed Salleh. vice-president of
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    WHY 'SAUDARA' OUR FOES? ASKS LEE
    146 7 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. SINGAPORE'S Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. last night again stressed the need for one 1 united people in one Malaysia. Addressing an anniversary dinner of the Hui Hwa Association in Tras Street, he said it was vital that all the people
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    THUGS RAW A BEAUTY PARLOUR
    48 7 SINGAPORE, Wed Six dagger-armed men walked into a beauty parlour in Rochore Road yesterday afternoon, herded the proprietress, two hairdressers and three clients all women into a rear room, gagged and tied them up. The robbers escaped with 5612 in cash and jewellery.
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    'No confidence' vote move
    71 7 PENANG. Wed The Penan* branch of the Union of Post Office Workers will consider h vote ol "no confidence" In Its chairman. Mr Ong Teng Beng. pi «n eMidordinarv general meeting ai the Pulau Tlkus Community Hall on Sunday. The meeting, to be. convened at the
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    Party for orphans
    39 7 SEREMBAN. Wed —Sixty orphan boys, between the ages of 10 and 15 of the Muslim Oiphaiunie at Ulu Gadong. Rembau. will be entertained to a tea-party by the Seremban Jaysees on Feb 4 at 3 pm.
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    Slight rise in jobless people: Manicka
    124 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. There was a a slight increase in the number of unemployed people last year, the Minister of Labour. Mr. V. Manickavasagam, said today. Mr. Manickavasagam. speaking at his monthly Press conference, said that there were 81,000 job seekers registered at employment
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    CRACKERS: ACTION WARNING BY STORE POLICE
    102 7 CRACKERS: ACTION WARNING BY STORE POLICE CINGAPORK, Wed. Polite J today warned that they would not hesitate to Drosecute anyone caught breaking the ban on the tlrine and sale of crackers. The warning was given by the acting Police Secretary. Mr Koh Lian Wall. who said the penalty for cracker-firing
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    Two re-elected
    42 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The 140-membrr Univer.sitv of Malaya Court has re-elected Dr Y.C. Poo. chairman of the Malayan Industrial Development Finance Limited, rod Inche Hanafiah bin Hussein. M.P. for Jedai for a further three years to the 26--member University Council.
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    Increased CPF rate earns $12 m. for members
    150 7 Increased CPF rate earns $12 m. for members i SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore's 250,000 contributors to the Central Provident Fund will h.ive Sl2 million credited to their account as a result of the higher interest rate of 5j per cent, which the Fund board has introduced with retrospective effect 1 from
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    62 8 Words SIS nUmimum) MR. A MRS. PT Kasaw (Sunny A Itase) ihank all friends and relattvea for their he^t wishes, gifts, attendance md kind -i?sntance at their on SS-1 fu Kan i Mn. f) POM Hmk M) rxpress their deep appreciation and gratitude to all relatives and friends for
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    47 8 70 Words SIS (Minimum) FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. Invite all teachers and book addicts to browse in their showroom at Times House. Rlv.r Valley Koad. MBSapore. SINGAPORE ORCHIDS LTD. have 1 loneered exporting' orchids as valuable industrial enterprise new catalogue ready at our fabulous Mandal Road Nurseries
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    50 8 IS Wards SJ (Mimmumt BETHESDA (FRANKEL ESTATE) CHURCH 4. La Sail.- street. Special Itetltif 7 :io tonight. Interesting Talk.* by Kvaagelift Richard f.r.cn. All wilcomt YOUTH FOR CHRIST Mi.lv Virtorn Memorial Rail Saturday 16th January i p.m. Featuring YFC Choir, Uospel M«-lody makers. YKCI Kv-angelist Rlcha-d Green. All Welcome.
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      Small Man's Rubber
      707 8 The it-planting of smallt holders' rubber has greatly increased in the last three years, in which time over a quarter of a million acres j have been added. Since the scheme began in 1953, about 1 700,000 acres have now been replanted. This sounds a very satisfactory
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      Darwin Base
      334 8 Two reactions to the news that Britain will station Vbombers at Darwin, in north Australia, may be safely pre- I dieted. The first will be from j Sydney, where some columnists will treat the news as confirmation of their repeated charges that Australia has no military aircraft with
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      Critical Letters
      251 8 Change is not always smooth, nor is it expected to be, so in these days of great development there is no reason for official touchiness when faults I are pointed out. A more useful approach would be to thank the critic and then either i remedy the fault
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    1348 8  -  PHILIP TOYNBEE by The greatness that lay behind 'The Waste Land,' 'Four Quartets' THE death of T. S. Eliot is all the more of a shock because he seemed to be ageless. Long ago. in the "Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock," he declared
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      Boycott of profiteers
      298 8 BOYCOTT tile shops? Stop profiteering? These are good slogans, but does the call really help? In a free market, goods are bought and sold at a competitive price. Prices are competitive when goods are In proper supply and no monopoly exists. As far as I know there
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      Phone service
      131 8 1 REFER to the letter "The Slow Hello" (S.T. Jan. 7). If your correspondent has any complaint regarding the telephone service he should write to the department Instead of to the newspapers. I would suggest that he should. In the first Instance, get In touch with the Assistant
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      China today
      160 8 /"VNE presumes that the article on China by Mr. Ed Meagher (S.T. Jan. 6i was written for consumption In America and reflects what the Americans would like to think is the China situation today. Anyone who has travelled in China in recent months would take grave exceDtion to
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      Leading lights
      72 8 rpHERE are thousands of j 1 people living In Houslns Board flats where the verandah lights are controlled by time switches which switch the lights on at 6.30 p.m. and off again In the morning. In view of the danger of an Indonesian air raid, it would be
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      Dr. Purcell
      56 8 YOUR report of the death of Dr Victor Purcell on Jan. 7 failed to men- I tlon that, besides other works on the Chinese in Malaya, Dr. PurceH also wrote "The Chinese in South-East Asia," published in 1949 under the auspices of the Royal Institute of International Affairs.
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      Smokescreen
      109 8 A FTER an absence of five years from Singapore. I recently went to a leading cinema hall here. To my utter discomfort. I found that from the back stalls I had to peer through a thick i smokescreen to see what was happening on the I screen. People all
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    The Tengku relaxes
    77 09 THE Primp Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, who is spending a short holiday in Kedah, went boating and fishing on Tuesday evening. He cruised about six miles in his Sri Kedah speedboat on the irrigation canal from Kota Serang Semut to his orchard at Bukit Choras where h°
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    Captives problem
    271 09 No decision, but they are being treated as PoWs By CHAN BENG SOOI 'THE Malaysian Government is still considering what it should do j with captured Indo- nesian guerillas, the j Prime Minister, j Tengku Abdul Rah- i man, said today. "No decision has yet been taken," he
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    RAAF airlifts giant tanker for Thailand
    79 09 DENANG. Wed. A RAAF Hercules transport aircraft with a 21.7901 b. fuel tanker from Western Australia arrived at the R.AA.F. base at Butterworth this evening for an overnight stop. The tanker the biggest single I'em of equipment to be airlifted by the RAAF from
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    Folk song shows
    37 09 PENANG. Wed— Steve Addiss and Bill Grofut will sing American folk songs at the Bukit Mortaiam High School at 4.30 o.m. nn Friday and at the Penang Free School at 9 am. on Saturday.
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    'I wanted to give up at first chance'
    255 09 'I wanted to give up at first chance' JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Lee Fook Lum, 24, a Malaysian, who took part in the first Indonesian landing at Pontian, had every intention to surrender himself at the first opportunity, the High Court was told today. Mr. Sim Teow Ciok. defending, submitted this
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    No water for 10,000 as main bursts
    74 09 NIBONG TEBAL. Wed. More than 10.000 people In Province Wellesley South went without water when the Bukit Panchor mains burst yesterday. PWD technicians. working round the clock, repaired the bre:tk late last night. The water supply in the district will be cut off
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    Road crash kills two, woman hurt
    75 09 MUAR Wed. Two men I were killed and a woman i"usly injured In an accident at Jalan Suleiman i here last night. Yusof bin Omar. 33. a trlshaman and Chia Muan. 61, a cyclist, were going along Jalan Suleiman when they were knocked down
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    Co-op gives $1,000 to Defence Fund
    105 09 Co-op gives $1,000 to Defence Fund ITUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society in the Kedah Government Medical and Health Department today presented a cheque for $1,000 to the Minister of Information and Broadcasting. Inche Seno bin Abdul Rahman. as a donation to the National Defence Fund The
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    Two Indon traders held
    61 09 Two Indon traders held SINGAPORE. Wed. Marine police last night arrested two Indonesians who were intercepted in a sampan off Bedok. Tie Indonesians. who claimed to be from Pulau --n i" the Rhio islands group, were trying to bring; to Suieapore a large quantity ni riried cuttlefish and dried fish.
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    MCA youth party
    28 09 I TANGKAK. Wed. Th- mpa 'Youth Section at Serum, near here, will hold a tea-party and musical concert on Saturday to celebrate its seventh anniversary.
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    STOREMEN ACCUSE PSC OF 'GESTAPO' METHODS
    139 09 STOREMEN ACCUSE PSC OF 'GESTAPO' METHODS KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Public Service Commission was today accused of using "Gestapo treatment" on Government store keepers seeking promotion. The charge is made by the Amalgamated Union of Government Storekeepers In an editorial In The Voice, Its official publication. The editorial accuses the
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    Only one motion before council
    67 09 SEREMBAN. Wed Mr. Kan Kok Kwan (Alliance* will move: at the monthly meeting of the Seremban Town Council tomorrow i night that steps be taken to mini- mise the number of motor accid- 1 ems in this town, i This is the only motion before
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    Aussie urges better deal for teachers
    169 09 CINOAPORE, Wed. A visiting committee member of the World Confederation of Organisations of the Teaching Profession, Mr. John Harris, told a news conference today that Singaonre teachers deserved a better deal. He was in sympathy with their fight for improved conditions of service and
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    Albakri going to Sabah to prepare for elections
    466 09  - Albakri going to Sabah to prepare for elections R. D. PATEL from 1 JESSELTON, Wednesday. gABAHS Chief Minister, Mr. Peter Lo, said today that the chairman of 'the Election Commission, Dato Haji Mustapha Albakri, would visit Sabah soon to prepare for general elections in the State. Speaking at his first
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    Lawyer pleads not guilty
    65 09 IPOH. Wed. W J. Hi senior partner In the legal flnn of U. Kenion. Cowdy and Jones here-, pleaded not guilty in the magistrate's court today to a summon' charge brought ;n.iinst him by the Department of Inland Revenue. He is a.leged to have hindered an
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      678 09 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) Channel 5 X.1.. A I*. I'inang The Moors Revenue 7.30 6— Ipoh Malacca i Beverly Hillibiilies— "Strike Oil: 8.00 News in Mandarin: 8.10 PM.. 5.15 Test Pn'iern and Award Theatre "Afternoon of Music: 5.45 Pros Summary: the Beast"; 8.34 Sportsman's 5.50 News Outlines in Malay: Clvb "Duck
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    Vigilantes thought ambush for smugglers was Invasion'
    307 10 Vigilantes thought ambush for smugglers was Invasion' By OH KEE TIANG: Penang, Wednesday £JUSTOMS officers disguised as kampong people were mistaken for Indonesian infiltrators when the Batu Üban vigilante corps spotted two of them perched on a tree top last night. The Customs men were in ambush position watching two
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    LO GETS A S CABLE I FROM TUN BAZAK
    154 10 LO GETS A S CABLE I FROM TUN BAZAK JESSELTON. Wed. Sabah's Chief Minister. Mr. Peter Lo. has received a congratulatory message from the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. The cable said: "I would like to congratulate you on assuming ycur high office as Chief Minister of Sabah. '•I
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    Sabah police want recruits
    62 10 JESSELTON. Wed.— The officer i commanding Marine Branch of the Sabah component. Royal Malaysia Police Foice. today anI nounced that <a number of vai cancie.s now exist in the Marine I Branch. c Any single male Malaysian citi- i j zen aged between 18 and 28
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    Judge surprised at light sentence imposed by magistrate
    184 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. MR. Justice Ong said in the High Court here today that he was surprised that a magistrate who imposed a light sentence on a man with a history of crimes of dishonesty did not even attempt to justify his
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    RIDA officers move
    31 10 MACHANG. Wed.— lnche Abu Bakar bin Mohamed has been appointed the new RIDA officer here to succeed Inche Hashim bin Endut who has been transferred to Kuala Trengganu.
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    Former badminton star dies after a game
    149 10 Former badminton star dies after a game PBNANG, Uod —Tan Kin Hong. former Malayan badminton doubles champion, collapsed and died after playing in a practice came at Penan); Umno hall last night. rvin ilong. 47. was found unconscious in a bath room by Inche S. K. Puteh Merican. the Umno
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    Buddhist mission returns to Saigon
    50 10 SINGAPORE. Wed. A South Vietnamese Buddhi.st delegation, comprising a priest. two nuns and 17 laywomen. who were in I Singapore over the weekend after attending the World Buddhist Fellowship at Saranath. India, returned to Saigon last night. They were guests of the Singapore Buddhist Federation.
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    Doctor's house broken in
    46 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A hief yesterday broke into the ome of Dr. (Mrs.) A. Manoharar. t Jalan Syers, in Kenny Hill ere. and stole $570 In cash, twellery and articles. The doctor's gardener saw him mining away from the house at oor.
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    Night-time meeting
    32 10 SUNGEI PATANI. Wed. Beause of the present fasting :onth. the next meeting of Sunei Patani Town Council will be leld at 8.30 on Saturday night, nstead of in the day.
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    Malaysian elephants land an Aussie in I—court
    233 10 Malaysian elephants land an Aussie in I court From KEITH HOOPER SYDNEY, Wed. Two small Malaysian elephants have led to a man hero being lined A£so ($350). The secretary of the Australasian Shownuii'i Guild. Mr. S. G. Peisley. was charged in court here with trying to bribe a Federal Government
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    Khir to open Umno branches
    57 10 SINGAPORE. Wrcl. The Minfster of Agriculture and C r >- nprrativey. Inche Mohamed Kh'.r Johan. will onrn two new tranches of Singapore Umno next month. The branches at Toa Pnyni: and Jurong werr rormed at th<» end of la.st month. Inche Khir is chairman of
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      213 10 A I ivy Onp By V. T. Ham iin I NOW ALL IVt eOTTO PCS IWI MGHT, OOT.- AW TOR WF~GEEMS UKE A LOT^P*"^^™^^^^' I CHECH. ON TM' COLOR Of 1 A aMAKT BOY UtCE M3U, rT j J OF BOTHER FOR A CM, I PUNNO-.MAWBE \-_-i i f A
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      Lock icon JOHNSON AND SATO DISCUSS SECURITY
      175 11 JOHNSON AND SATO DISCUSS SECURITY WASHINGTON, Wednesday. THE White House spokesman said last night that President Johnson and the Japanese Prime Minister, Mr. Eisaku Sato, devoted the first session of their White House talks to a review of security arrangements in the Pacific region. No details were supplied. The President
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      Lock icon Runaway bus
      39 11 MEDELLIN. "Colombia >■ Wed. A bus ran away clown a mountain road, the brakes caught tire when the driver applied them. I and the fire spread to the gas tank. Eight people were killed and 25 injured. AP.
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      Lock icon Slavery
      452 11 UNITED NATIONS, Wednesday THAT IS WHAT U.N. SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON COLONIALISM SAYS OF NATIVE WORKING CONDITIONS IN SOUTH-WEST AFRICA AFRICANS working for foreign companies in SouthWest Africa live as though in slavery and the companies themselves are rapidly draining the territory of its mineral wealth, according to a U.N.
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      Lock icon A nuclear blast proof for public —
      134 11 A nuclear blast proof for public JACKASS FLATS (Nevada), Wed. The Atomic Energiy Commission blew up a nuclear rocket engine yesterday in an attempt to reassure the American public that accidental nuclear engine blasts did not pose a danger to the puoiic. The reactor flew apart with a cloud of
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      Lock icon New student trouble in Karachi
      140 11 I/ARACHI, Wed. Stonethrowing by students led to the closing of three schools here yesterday when classes were due to resume after a month-long students' strike. Police yesterday again took into custody two leaders of the intercollegiate student body released on bail on Monday. They face
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      Subandrio's wife takes a letter to Kosygin from Sock
      117 11 Subandrio's wife takes a letter to Kosygin from Sock IARARTA, Wed— Madame J Surustiati Subandrio (above), wife of the Foreign Minister, will deliver a letter from President Soekarno to the Russian Premier. Mr. Alexei Kosygin. when she leads a sixwoman delegation to the Soviet Union this week. Mrs. Subandrio. as
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      Lock icon Nkrumah: Election in Ghana before July 1
      167 11 Nkrumah: Election in Ghana before July 1 A CCRA, Wed. General elections for an enlarged Parliament will be held in Ghana before July 1. President Nkrumah said yesterday. Under the Constitution, he said. Parliament which at present has 104 seats must be dissolved five years Irom Its first sitting— July
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      COLLARS ARE
      78 12 THERE is something about a ruffle of chiffon nestling against your neck or the touch of white in the shape of a demure collar that hypnotises the male eye. Two examples in this page give ample proof of what a collar does to a dress. Designed by Doll's,
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      The men who cannot face the change
      542 12 YKAHS have gone by and yel women are told to keep their place. By whom? Those males, of course, who still go around as superior beings! If a woman shows she can think and act for herself she is branded as unfeminine. But
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      I read heard saw
      279 12 I read heard saw SINCE it was her first visit to Singapore Mrs. Joan Cheer had hardly expected such a welcome during her one day's stay in the city. She was invited to a coffee morning at the home of Mrs. Wee Chong Jin. wife of the Chief Justice of
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      EASY WAY OUT OF AN INSECT PROBLEM
      305 12 A TEN INCH long strip of plastic, impregnated with insecticide, is the latest product to be introduced in the battle against pests. This new idea for getting rid of flies and other winged insects has been developed by an oil company. Called "Vapona
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    884 14 BUSINESS m and reported u> the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Slock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number oi shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: C. S. Holding (4.000) *2.U2 V. C,000) S2.OJ U. (1.000) *2.02; Dunlop (J.OOOi 51. 61; Esso iI.OOO) 51.
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    EXTREMELY QUIET DAY ON MALAYSIAN STOCK MARTS
    877 14 Prom Our Market. Correspondent IT was an extremely quiet day on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday and the turnover was very small. Where there were transactions mdustrials were in the main a shade better. Fraser and Neave were done up to $2.36.
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 14 Malayan Stock Indices Jan. 13 Jan. 13 •Indnstr als: 77.38 77 91 TJn*: 107.96 107.62 fibbers: 107.30 107.50 •Dec. SO, 1963=100 Dec. 29. 1962=1111)
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    Tin price up over $3: Rubber is steady, quiet
    403 14 Till-; .straits tin price fell yesterday by S3.H"'- to Sttt-UJ mi an offering estimattd up 15 tons to 240 tony In London on Tuesday tin closed with small on balance losses after a fully steady opening. Trade quarters say there are
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    H.K. RATES
    32 14 ON the tree e>cnjn«e MfjrlM Hook Kodk yesterday the U.S. dollar btm quoted 75J for II mil &.74f for cash. Sterling »«.< quoted at 16 and en* U*4 a«M at 2A4|.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    62 14 MELBOURNE. Wed. Mount Is* 40 1 N. Broken Hill (Ma.) M Ampol II h Aiist. <"on lnd I par M.inuf 3.V I i: .11 P .1 Carriers 7'l Colooiai Sugar O.J Colea Herald A 6/9 I.C I.A.N.Z Repco Kothtnan.* (10/- units) 3»/4 Wool worth l&/» Sw^in Hrewert.-s Oil
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    246 14 Jinuary 13 Thre«- months INDUSTRIALS Boiistead 13 rts N.it lonal Iron M rta. Hunlot'K IS eta Initeers 14 <ta. City D.v 7 Hs. M rout. 12cts. E. Smelters 27 ctl. M CahUa IB eta Ksso 1.1 rts. <ter 12 rta. Fed. Dlsp. 12 rta. M. Invest. 1 1
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    RUBBER PRICES
    236 14 JANUARY first grade rubber fob. closed at S p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur v. "tird.iy at TIJ c*-m« Bar Ib., ui> thni -eiirdihs of a otnt on Tu< ->day s < losmc Uvil for th<" pooltion. Tin. tone was inactive. R.A.S. and FMR E closing prices In
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    111 14 VJHIPi iym K alongside thr Singapore Harbour «hli«« or eipecteil teday arc: Mekoaa l/s. I h...-, CIHI S a. '•'.ursca I.'l'W. W.i RasjrnaM Ken -_>i Ij.t.ir\iicuk Ham -j:> *i. Van Clooo star McyoM ii Dcmodoru' 33/34, AapoalNM Pr provat M :i'.. K;^™ Mik... I] Mi'iniiiii 44. Straat
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    CLOSING PRICES
    30 14 JAN 11 MALAYAN KIBBKK PRICE: 713 cents (up three -defctha of a rent). TIN: MtS.l2« (dnwn S3.s;;. i. Inofficial rstimutrd Df ferine: -in tons (up I.') ((Ills I
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    43 14 'I'Mfc Malayan Eicnanm Banks' Aim- eiation tnjili. thf^' change* In it» irrchnnla vi---t«-r<l:iv tall rates Canada: nuyirns TT ib J'lb. airmail 16, 1 M 11. 16 credit Selling TT or 00 rtjdy: Canada M 11/16: Belgian Franct 1.604: French Francs IM
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    76 14 THE Federation Minister of x Finance haa fixed these prices for calculating; custom* duties for the week b.KiMiinu on January Rubber 71.. ris a Ib. Copra < lon Coconut 0.l 51.0 i.l a ton film oil 9IUM a ton Palm Kernrls 5101 a ton. Thr rate* "f ilnti'-s
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    279 3 KUCHING, Wednesday JJRITAIVS Minister of Defence for the Army. Mr. Fined Mulley, said here today that British troops in forward border positions had a hi^h morale. Mr. Mulley, who visited British troops along the Malaysia-Indonesia border during the afternoon, was speaking at a reception
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