The Straits Times, 21 January 1965

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Mat*"* 1 [fa** o**0 Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JANUARY 21. 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 1005
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    SUBANDRIO SEEKS MAO AID
    402 1 Party of 44 Indons on way to Peking NAVY MINISTER ALSO IN THE DELEGATION JAKARTA, Wednesday QR. SUBANDRIO, Indonesia's Foreign Minister left here today for Peking with plans to stop over in Rangoon for two or three days. He is expected to be away about a
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    Lock icon Johnson launches war on injustice, poverty
    490 1 Johnson launches war on injustice, poverty LBJ SWORN IN FOR HIS FIRST FULL FOUR-YEAR TERM AS PRESIDENT yyASHINGTON, Wed. President Johnson said in his inaugural address today that the enemies of injustice and poverty would be conquered "before this generation of Americans is finished." He also issued call for men
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    Lock icon Just fancy that
    48 1 TOKYO. Wed. A dog which had had a lung transplanted 18 months ago is in perfect condition, a spokesman for Iwate Medical University, in Northern Japan said today. It Is believed to be the first case of its kind in the world, he added. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Polar off with 'we guit' letter
    143 1 JAKARTA. Wed— Mr tfc N. Palar. Indonesia's permanent representative to the I'nited Nations, left here by air today for New York with Indonesia's formal written withdrawal from the world body. Mr. Ganis Harsono. the Foreign Ministry official spokesman, told the Press the formal Note
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    Tear-gas attack as five monks begin fast to death
    302 1 Tear-gas attack as five monks begin fast to death SAIGON, Wed. Troops and police today hurled teargas grenades at a yelling, rock-throwing crowd outside the Buddhist national headquarters where five leading monks began a "do or die" hunger strike to topple the Government. At least six soldiers were reported injured.
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    First 'mothball' men fly in
    46 1 SINGAPORE, Wed.— The first group of 50 British sailors to man the re-activated "mothball" fleet at the Naval Base, arrived heir this morning by a chartered British Eagle aircraft. Another 130 sailors will arrive by air in the next few days.
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    STKOOP PRESS
    32 1 TO SIR WINSTON LONDON. Wed. Lord Aloran arrived at Hyde Park Gate 1700 GMT tonifcht to make unexpected \isit to Sir Winston. He drove away 45 minutr* later (Soe above).
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    Lock icon Call for a 'suicide squad' in India
    97 1 Call for a 'suicide squad' in India MADRAS. Wed. Mr. C. Rajagopalachari. leader of the right-wing Swatantra Party, has suggested raising a 1.000-strong "fully equipped suicide squad" in India to fight in Malaysia and South Vietnam. The squad should consist of volunteers from different parts of India trained in guerilla
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    Lock icon Banned paper out again
    54 1 JAKARTA. Wed. The newspaper of the banned Murba Political Party resumed publication today under Government control. The masthead of Berita Indonesia (Indonesian News) said it was under the "protection" of Information Minister Achmadi and an advisory board consisting of the official spokesmen of the army, navy
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    Lock icon GURKHAS KILL INDON IN SARAWAK BORDER CLASH
    140 1 BRUNEI TOWN. Thurs. Gurkha and Indonesian forces clashed when about 40 Indonesian troops crossed the central border today. It was the first reported clash between forces of Eastern Malaysia and Indonesia since Dec. 29. It was officially announced tonight that one Indonesian soldier
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    32 1 KATMANDU (Nepal). Wed Seventeen American Army men arrived here today to train Royal Nepal Army unite In signals and vehicle maintenance under the Western arms aid programme to Nepal— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Churchill: Peaceful night
    186 1 Churchill Peaceful night 'Restlessness gone 9 says bulletin LONDON. Wed. The National Association of Schoolmasters has postponed its threatened strike over pay conditions due to begin tomorrow because of Sir Winston Churchill's illness. AP. ONDON, Wed. Sir Winston Churchill slept peacefully through the night and his restlessness has gone, according
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      S-E Asia more than a market for Japan, says Sato
      145 2 XOKVO, Wed. The Japanese Prime Minister. Mr. bisaku Sato, said today Japans economic in nprratiun and her assistance to political stability in South-East Asia should be emphasised rather than the importance of the area as a market for Japanese eoods.
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      Lock icon The Kremlin v. Mao again
      343 2 The Kremlin v. Mao again SECOND AFRO-ASIAN CONFERENCE LONDON. Wednesday RUSSIA has made a new bid for participation in the second 1 Afro-Asian conference, from which China has sought to ex- elude her, diplomatic sources i here said today. Soviet insistence combined with pressure on some Afro-Asian naI tions receiving
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      Lock icon Arms smugglers arrested near Malawi border
      86 2 Arms smugglers arrested near Malawi border ZOMBA, (Malawi). Wed.— Malawi Premier Hastings Banda told Parliament yesterday that 10 arrests were made after a quantity of arms was seized near the 1 Malawi border two weeks ago. Six of the detainees were foreigners. The rest were of double or doubtful nationality.
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      Lock icon 'NASSER FOR PRESIDENT' CROWDS ON THE MARCH
      310 2 Third term and he is the only candidate so far CAIRO, Wednesday AN estimated 70,000 women marched today to the National Assembly calling for the nomination of Gamal Abdel Nasser to a new Presidential term. The women, led by Social Affairs Minister, Miss
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      Lock icon Liu sets limits on active service period
      172 2 Liu sets limits on active service period rpOKYO, Wed. Pre--1 sident Liv Shao-Chl of Communist China yesterday issued an order on the length of active service of noncommissioned officers and privates in the Pco p 1 c's Liberation Army, the New China News Agency reported. The NCNA broadcast heard here
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      Lock icon Jordan floods kill six
      70 2 AMMAN (Jordan >. Wed. —Six people died and 1.000 were mad* homeless yesterday as heavy ruin and snowfalls swept over Jordan, the Ministry of Interior announced. Floodwatcrs sweeping down the seven hills around Amman turned the streets of the capital into a morass of mud. 200
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      Lock icon FAO is concerned over the spread of cattle illness in S-E.A.
      186 2 FAO is concerned over the spread of cattle illness in S-E.A. ROME, Wed. AN official of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation here yesterday called the spread of foot-and-mouth disease in South-East Asia "a matter of serious concern." Dr. Ross Cockrill. of FAO's division of animal production and health,
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      TSHOMBE RECRUITS MORE WHITE MERCENARIES
      83 2 JOHANNESBURG. Wed.— British Major "Mad Mike" Hoare, leader of Congolese Premier Moise Tshombe's white mercenaries, said today he needed up to 300 men to replace mercenaries who did not intend to re- i new their contracts. Hoare, who has been re- cruiting in Johannesburg, denied
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      47 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby i tobuy*molp I /»ur rue man said that A V cH\HT^ J TfHS WOULD BE BUOUGU VJr£L— y \jo cone eV&WTWNG) \T \JN A ttOOm THIS SIZEyS /THECeiB ONE TWNfi wont avow roa tme J you PAINT TO OOVEg; X \^j^y J|
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      Lock icon MPs declare a political truce as Winston lies ill
      307 3 PRAYERS FOR CHURCHILL IN COMMONS LONDON, Wednesday BRITAIN'S political parties declared an unspoken truce yesterday as Parliament met for the first time after the Christmas recess under the shadow of Sir Winston Churchill's grave illness. The sombre mood was evident as
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      Lock icon Wilson calls off visit to Bonn
      146 3 Randolph leaves after visit to father jyjß. Randolph Churchill holding the arm of his son, Winston, leaving the Hyde Park Gate home of his father, Sir Winston Churchill, after visiting the ailing wartime Premier. P.A. photo. LONDON. Wednesday. Harold Wilson, the British Prime Minister,
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      Lock icon TSR-2's fate is still a secret
      72 3 TSR-2' s fate is still a secret T ONDON, Wed— Mr. Denis •Li Healey, the Defence Secretary, refused yesterday to tell persistent questioners in Parliament what is to happen to the controversial TSR-2 lowflying supersonic strike bomber. He told the House of Commons that they mast await the result of
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      Lock icon Earl of Avon flies back
      51 3 LONDON. Wed. The Earl of Avon, former British Prime Minis- ter Sir Anthony Eden, and hU wife, a niece of Sir Winston Churchill, arrived here by air yesterday after cutting snort their holiday in Barbados. Lord Avon succeeded Sir Winston as Prime Minister in 1955.
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      Lock icon Nazi hunt Bill
      24 3 BONN. Wed. West Germany's hunt for Nazi murderers would be prolonged until 1975 under a bill introduced in Parliament yesterday. A.P.
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      Lock icon CONCORD: BRITAIN GIVES MODIFIED GO-AHEAD
      174 3 CONCORD: BRITAIN GIVES MODIFIED GO-AHEAD DARIS, Wed. Britain proposed to France yesterday that their joint Concord supersonic airliners project should go ahead in a modified form, usually reliable sources said here The sources said the proposal was contained In a message from Mr. Harold Wilson, the British Prime Minister, to
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      US $6 m estate
      42 3 NEW YORK. Wed.— Broadway lyricist Oscar Hammerstein's nett estate was placed at U556,622,677 in an appraisal field yesterday by the New York state tax department. Hammerstein died on Aug. 21. 1960. of cancer at the age of 65.
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      Lock icon Mid-year date for the CVealth summit
      157 3 LONDON, Wed. Mr. Harold Wilson is expected to announce in Parliament soon that the Commonwealth Heads of Government have agreed on a date in midyear for the holding of a Commonwealth "summit" conference here Convenient Informed sources said the Prime Minister. In proposing a
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      Pact meeting
      37 3 WARSAW. Wed.— Mr. Wladyslaw Oomullca. Polish Communist Party leader, delivered a formal opening addrew to the Warsaw Pact summit meeting here yesterday in the Cabinet building where the pact wa* signed nearly 10 years ago.
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      U.S. asks Russia; Explain this new N-test
      230 3 U.S. asks Russia; Explain this new N-test WASHINGTON. Wed. The United States announced last night that a Soviet underground nuclear test last week had released a small amount of radioactive material into the atmosphere and Moscow had been asked for a full explanation. U.S. officials said that fallout had been
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      Lock icon Rehearsal for U.S. two men space flight
      172 3 Rehearsal for U.S. two men space flight HAPE KENNEDY, Wed. A Gemini spacecraft, which successfully completed a 19-min-ute. 2.100-mile test flight yesterday, was recovered from the Atlantic Ocean one hour and 44 minutes after it lifted off at Cape Kennedy. Quick visual Inspection showed the spacecraft cabin, survived the trip
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      Troops in Alps avalanche
      49 3 PARIS, Wed. Nine French •nountain troops on a training patrol In the French Alps were swept away by an avalanche yesterday. Rescue units dug out all nine soldiers alive from the snow, but one died In hospital. Pour others were reported in serious condition. UPL
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      385 3 HELLO! CAN YOU ANSWER YES TO THESE THREE jff^ QUESTIONS 1. Have you made plans to acquire your OWN HOME? 2. Are you able to save at least l0 c /c of your monthly salary regularly and systematically? 3. Can you replace the things at your home in the unfortunate
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    so confidential' says Ningkan on capital trip
    238 5 so confidential' says Ningkan on capital trip KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. gAJIAWAK'S Chief Minister, Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan, said today that he and three of his ministe- s were here to hold "general discussions" on administration, development and education with Central Government mini-ters. He is accompanied by his deputy, Mr. James
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    3-week tour by Aussie leader
    57 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The deputy leader of the Australian Federal Opposition, Mr. E. O. Whitlam. will begin a three-week tour of South-East Asia, on Feb. 6. After a weeK-s stay in Malaysia. he will go to Bangkok to attend the International Commission of Jurists meeting.
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    SEENIVASAGAM BROTHERS ON TAX CHARGE
    76 5 IPOH, Wed— S. P. Scenivasagam. M.P.. president of thr Ipoh Municipal Council, and his b.-other, D. R. Seenivasap. m. M.P.. pleaded not gi ilty in the magistrate's rcurt here today to an offence under the Income Tax Ordinance. The brothers are alleged to Lave failed
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    7,000 N.S. dogs vaccinated
    58 5 SEREMBAN. Wed. Seven thousand dogs were vaccinated in the districts of Seremban, Port Dickson, Rembau, Kuala Pilah, Jelebu and Tampin last year. The Veterinary Department here has now started giving anti-rabies vaccinations to dogs which were not vaccinated last year and also to those which have
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    Drills stolen
    25 5 IPOH. Wed.— Three power drills. valued at $2,250. were stolen from a store at an iron ore mine in Ounong Rapat here yesterday.
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    Surprise parcels from home for —police—
    202 5 Surprise parcels from home for —police— KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Police from Malaya on active duty in Sabah and Sarawak and in jungle forts will each get two surprise packages from home during the Hari Raya and Chinese New Year celebrations. ONE PARCEL will contain cakes prepared by members of the
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    Koran contest: 22 in Penang police finals
    74 5 Koran contest: 22 in Penang police finals PENANO, Wed. The Penang Police Contingent will hold the finals of the Koran reading competition among Muslim police and their families at the Police Headquarters here on Saturday night. Altogether there will be 22 contestants 12 In the children's section. Seven in the
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    INDONESIAN WHO CAME ILLEGALLY CONDEMNS SOEK
    168 5 INDONESIAN WHO CAME ILLEGALLY CONDEMNS SOEK pENANG. Wed.— An Indonesian. Habib Chup bin Habib Kubu. 44, who was arrested with four others for illegally entering Malaysia, today condemned the Soekarno Government and pledged full support for the Malaysian Government. We are all against Soekarno and his Communist-back-ed regime." he told
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    Raja Muda visits the vigilantes
    74 5 TELUK ANSON, Wed.— The Raja Muda of perak visited 12 Vigilante Corps posts In the coastal area of the Bagan Datoh Peninsula near here and presented food parcels last night. The Inspection lasted from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. Accompanying the Raja Muda were the
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    Welcome aboard
    31 5 PENANO. Wed. The RMN frigate Hang Tuah will be optn to visitors from J p.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday when she arrives in Penang for a two-day visit
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    Customs men rescue smuggler who tried to escape in sea
    216 5 PENANG. Wed A SMUGGLER who tried to escape from a Customs patrol boat by jumping into the sea, later shouted for help and was rescued by the Customs, the Sessions Court was told today. A Customs officer. Inche Zulkifii bin
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    Guilty plea but not convicted
    87 6 SINGAPORE. Wed— Two boys Vijaya Sooria. 15. and Dara Singh. 17 pleaded guilty in a district court to a joint charge of robbing another youth, Kalwant Singh, of a wrlstwatch worth $35 at Alexandra Road on Friday afternoon. The judge. Mr. K.T. Alexander, called for
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    Poly group to hold dance
    54 6 SINGAPORE, Wed.— The Singapore Polytechnic Architectural Society will hold a social and dance on January 30 at the Victoria Memorial Hall from 8 p.m. to 2 am. Tickets at $4 a couple can be obtained from Miss Maureen Ang of the Singapore Polytechnic Students' Union
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    Car theft drama at high noon...
    218 6 ALERT BANK EMPLOYEES POUNCE AS LIGHTS TURN RED gINGAPORE, Wed. Public-spirited-ness and traffic lights which turned red ;il the right moment were responsible for the arrest of two men in a stolen ear. This drama was enacted at the Lavender Street and Jalan Besar
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    123 6 SINGAPORE, Wed— Police last night raided a shop in Victoria Street and recovered a large quantity of stolen motor-vehicle spare parts. Three men have been detained. The raid was conducted by officers and detectives of the "second-hand dealers" branch of the
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    Hindu Advisory Board officials
    247 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. O. I Uiiamram has been elected chairman of the reconstituted Hindu Advisory Board in Singapore. Other members of the Board are: Messrs C.P. Ramakrlstinan, S.N. Dorai; 8.8. Melwanl; K.R. Veerappan; Kantilal J. Shah; P. Gupta; T. Selvaganapathy; M. Karthigesu; K. Pertayah; N. P.
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    No water areas
    40 6 SINGAPORE, Wed Water will be cut off In Geylang Road from Lorong 37 to Paya Lebar Road. Lorongs 37. 39 and 41, and from Geylang Road to Sims Avenue on Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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    JOY and HOPE NOW FOR A LONELY CRIPPLED WOMAN
    44 6 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A BRIGHTER future lies ahead for a blind and crippled Malay woman after a group of YIPs called on her at her attap hut in Kampong Chantek Lama, off Dunearn Road, this afternoon.
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    Consumer associations to get Govt subsidy
    107 7 CABINET DECISION TO COMBAT PROFITEERING KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday JHE CABINET today decided to encourage the formation of consumers' associations throughout the country to combat profiteering. It will also contribute towards the cost of getting these associations going, Tengku Abdul Rahman said. Bpeaklnjt to reporters
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    TENGKU WARNS LABOUR PARTY: DON'T GO TOO FAR
    181 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Tengku Abdul Rahman said today that if the Labour Party of Malaya "toes too far" in its antiMalaysia campaign, "we will attend to them.'' The Tengku said it was clear now that the party was working more for the
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    Four robbers raid home of a trader
    89 7 Four robbers raid home of a trader PENANG, Wed. FUar men armed with a revolver ur.d dag- 1 gers held up a businessman ;.nd his family In thei* home m Eur-: man Road last night. The robbers, wearing dark glasses, ransacked the house and escaped with their loot In a
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    Minister's 'initiate move9 order to all DOs
    159 7 Minister's 'initiate move 9 order to all DOs The Government would subsidise the cost of establishing the associations. The subsidy would enable these associations to stand on their feet and to take necessary action against profiteers by making reports to the Government He hoped in this way the associations could
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    Tapper dies in collision
    56 7 KULIM. Wed. A tapper from Pant Buntar. Cheah Ah Leng. 53, was ki'led last night in a head-on collision between two motor cycles In Serdang. 18 miles from here. Chet.h's wife, Ooi Ah Nooi. 40. and two other tappers. M- Suppiah, 36. and his pillion rider.
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    General sends a message
    68 7 BINOAPORE. Wed— The British Army Commander in the Far Eaut. Lt. General Sir Alan Jolly, ha* sent a farewell message to th« commanding officer and soldiers at the Ist Bn.. the Green Jackets, wtio are leaving Penan* for Germany this week-end. The Bat'allon. who have Oeen
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    Theft from a parked van
    58 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Thieve* stole 58 cartons of cigarettes worth *497 from a van parked In Lorong Tuanku Abdul Rahman here yesterday. A salesman. Mr. An* Yang Oln. 30. told the police that he '^eked the van before attending U, his business. He found lt
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    $5 puasa smoke
    30 7 PENANO. Wed. Harun bin Ismail. 25. and Jalin btn W.ntan. 22. were fined $5 each in the Shariah < religious) court today for smoking during puaba (fastIng) hours.
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    Bride of detainee Lim: 'He was going to study law'
    269 7  - Bride of detainee Lim: 'He was going to study law' JUDITH YONG: By Singapore. Wednesday RS. Lim Shee Ping, the bride of the former Barisan Sosialis central executive committee member who was detained under the Internal Security Act for the second time in Kuala Lumpur last Wednesday, said today: ''His
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    Strength of the Koran-by Kelantan —Mentri
    236 7 Strength of the Koran-by Kelantan Mentri KOTA BHARU. Wed. The Mentri Besar of Kelantan, Inche Mohamed Asri bin Haji Muda, last night called on Muslims to turn to the Koran for guidance in facing the dangers and threats of this age. In a speech read by his deputy. Nik Man
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    Holidays confirmed
    47 7 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Ministry of Social Affairs here today announced that F<>b. 2 to 5 1 inclusive) will bp obs»rved as public hoiid.iys in Singapore, in respect of Hari Raya Puasn and Chinese Nrw Year, as sta'ed easier by the Federal Ministry of Home Affairs.
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    Sarathy elected
    40 7 KLANG. Wed. Mr. S. P Sarathy was elected president of the Klung North M.I.C. here ye»terday. Other officials: vii ent Mr. A. Letchumanan secretary Mr. V. Sundaram; assistant m-.tc-tary Mr. K. P. Govinduraj ana treasurer Mudam K. Sellammal.
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      295 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. See 26 5. £U and S Br.y g™»™* t,^ £l 9. A beating? Yes. given beans! ue l^ hls v educ on ,Ai° •5, IS. 12. Do the pupils lobby all 10. They help one to keep ones lfl together? That's novel (9. 4). distance
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    Lock icon Bagpipes in the jungle
    41 8 DAYAK BOYS STOP TO LISTEN TO STRANGE MUSIC rpwO Dayak boys stop to listen to the strange music of Piper Jim Lavery of the Irish Guards near the border south of Kuching. Picture by Lee On Wing.
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    Sugar: Formosan team submits report
    102 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Central Government has received its first report on whether sugar cane can be planted on a large scale in Malaysia. It wjus .submitted by Formosa's five-man mission who conducted a seven-week survey for the Government la>t year. It was handed to
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    D-fund gets $131
    29 8 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Bapa Malaysia birthday celebrations committee ha.s received donations totalling $131.85 for the National Defence Fund from Indian red- I denu in Pasir Paniang.
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    SABAH'S HEAD OF STATE CALLS ON THE KING
    175 8 SABAH'S HEAD OF STATE CALLS ON THE KING KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Sabah's Yang di-Pertua Negara, Tun Mustapha bin Datu Karun, today called on the Yang diPectuan Agong and later had talks with officials of the Ministry of External Affairs. He arrived here yesterday for what he described as "a two-day
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    Prayer for unity
    28 8 SUNOEI PATANI. Wed. An inter-denominational evening of prayer for the unity of Christians will be held In St. Xavier'i Hall. Penang. at 6.30 on Friday.
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    Nails, coils: Licences needed
    104 8 Nails, coils: Licences needed CINGAPORE. Wed. With effect from today the Importation of mosquito colls and wire nails from any country, including t'.ie Malaysian territories, must be covered by licences approved by the Department I of Imports and Exports Control. An official announcement said that goods made in Malaysia or
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    New principal
    41 8 MACHANO. Wed.— Mr. M. Rank Khan has been appointed the prin- I cipal of Hamzah Secondary School here in place of Mr. Abdul Aziz Khan who has been transferred to i the Sultan Abdul Hamld College, j Alor Star
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    Shipyard visit by Minister
    54 8 j KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Th« Mnu.ster of Labour. Mr- V. Mamc- kavasagtun. will be in Singapore 1 on Friday and Saturday. He will visit the Jurong shipyard I and the National Iron and Steel Mill on Friday, and the International Confederation of Free Trad* I Unions
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    Paltridge, Sardon discuss landings
    331 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wad. I 'J'HE Australian Minister for Defence, Senator Shane Paltridge, who arrived here last night, had an early morning meeting with the Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir with whom he discussed the Indonesian landings in Johore. Dato Sardon was one of
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    Lock icon Local bases cost Britain $1,912 mil a year
    748 9 MAYHEW TELLS OF THE HIGH COST OF DEFENCE C'wealth nations urged to share burden LONDON, Wednesday BRITAIN'S Navy Minister, Mr Christopher Mayhew, yesterday cited Malaysia as an example of the cost of overseas bases. The cost of running Singapore and the rest
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    Lock icon Defence of Malaysia: Wilson says Britain will honour pledges
    462 9 I ONDON, Wed. Mr. Harold Wilson. Britain's Prime Minister, yesterday told Parliament what Britain and other Commonwealth members were doing to help Malaysia to resist Indonesia. He was replying to Mr. Emmanuel Shinwell (Labour), a former Defence Minister, who had asked
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    Lock icon Canada bans plane sale to -Indons—
    115 9 Canada bans plane sale to -Indons— f)TTAWA. Wed.— The External Affairs Minister Paul Martin, said yesterday the Canadian Government was stopping the sale of 12 Bush aircraft for use in the Indonesian controlled territory of West Irian. The planes. De Havilland Otters, were ordered by the Fund of the United
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    Lock icon Madame Chiang
    22 9 I TAIPEH, Wed. Madame Chiang Kai-shek will visit the United States In early February. 1 It was reported today. UPI.
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    DEATH
    30 10 it Word, SIS I Minimum) MR. HENRY TNBOPNILUS MONTBIRO passed away peacefully on January 20th. Cortege laavea 14. Upper Eaat Coast Road. B'pore at 4-30 p.m. 21-1-6S for Bldadaii.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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    IN MEMORIAM
    31 10 tt Wardt $IS I Minimum) R.H. DIAS: In Loving Memory of a very daar huahaod and fatber who departed 21-1-64. A silent prayer. efteret tear, keep memory ever dear.
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  • The Straits Times
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      Peking And Jakarta
      667 10 Warnings which the Tengku gave to the Commonwealth Prime Ministers of the close I attachment between Jakarta j and Peking were lightly re- j garded. Increasingly his interpretation of the South-East j Asian scene has been supported by unmistakable events, and the departure for Peking of Dr.
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      Great Society
      377 10 Political slogans and political theories are not necessarily related but evidence is growing that President Johnson's talk of the Great Society has solid significance. His State of the Union message, in particular, contained ample evidence of a desire to eradicate what have been called "the public squalor and
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      On The Run
      202 10 The police are to be congratulated on the success so far oi^their drive against gangsters' in Kuala Lumpu*Nearly 30 thugs have been detained, including nine "tigergenerals," and there are indications that many more have fled the city. This progress has been accompanied by a more willing flow
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    A busy year for China's envoys
    416 10  - A busy year for China's envoys G.S. WARREN by HONG KONG. Wed. Keeping up with China's diplomatic activities in 1964 was a difficult job even for the diplomats involved. There was a major reshuffle in the various embassies, but it was done so quietly that close students of China hardly
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      Saudara for Indons
      284 10 WAS Intrigued to read Inche Yunus Marls' explanation of the various nuances of meaning of the word "saudara." He will, I am sure, agree with me that it is a common practice for Malays In this country to use the term "saudara" when they speak to Indonesians.
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      Beggar probe
      120 10 THE letter by "Resident" M (ST. Jan. 9) may give one the Impression that social workers in Singapore are unable to appreciate the beggar problem and help convey to the public an accurate and realistic picture of the plight of these unfortunate people. I should like to reassure
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    Helping the have-nots in America
    1342 10 AS JOHNSON'S ANTI-POVERTY PROGRAMME EARNS ADMIRATION AND ABUSE: by 1 A SPECIAL WRITER LOS ANGELES Wednesday PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S anti-poverty programme is one of the most hotly discussed issues in America. Travelling across the country visiting large and small communities, I found planning organisation, business men,
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    Daring smash-grab robbery
    288 11 GANG OF FIVE TAKE $7,000 JEWELLERY AT GOLDSMITH'S SHOP AND MAKE A HURRIED ESCAPE SINGAPORE, Wednesday. QOLD ornaments worth more than $7,000 were snatched by a gang of five robbers who struck at a goldsmith's shop in North Bridge Road this morning. Only the proprietor, Mr. Hui
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    Out: Findings of mining land survey to protect Malay owners
    352 11 IPOH. Wednesda THE Perak Government has decided to publish the findings of scout prospecting in Malay reservations, in a bid to protect kampong landowners from brokers and speculators. This was announced at a Press conference here today Dy the Mentri
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    Varsity examiner flies in
    51 11 i KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Mr. J. C. Burkill. Professor ol Mathei matics. n; Cambridge Univer.si'.y London, arrived here today to conduct the University of Malaya examinations. He was met at the airport by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Dean of the Faculty of Science, Professor C. J.
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    A 2,000-hour copter record
    110 11 A 2,000--hour copter record j SINGAPORE, Wed The Far East Air Forces chief i helicopter pilot examiner, Fl. Lieut. James McCorkle, 43. has become the first Royal Air Force man to amass 2.000 helicopter flying hours in the Far East. ,He did nearly 1.000 hours' helicopter flying when he j
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    Union raps Govt's colonial method
    183 11 pENANG. Wed.— The National Union of Govern ment Office Workers today criticised the Government for introducing what it termed the colonial method of divide and rule in its dealings with legitimate trade unions in the country. In a statement referring to tne Government \s decision
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    Stephens gets the 'Antung' title
    108 11 Stephens gets the 'Antung' title JESSELTON, Wed. The Murut chiefs of Sabah have conferred the title of Antung on the Federal Minister for Sabah Affairs. Dato Donald Stephens Dato Stephens, who visited Tenom during me week-end, was given this title by the Murut chiefs who supported hi.s party. "Antung" is
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    Drew and Begg have talks
    60 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. Sir Arthur Drew. Britain's Permanent Under Secretary of State for the Army, who arrived here from Hon(j Kong lagt night, met the Com-mamfer-in-Chief Far East. Admiral Sir Varyl Be«g. at his Phoenix Park headquarters, in TungUn this morning. Sir Arthur, who is touring
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    'Foster parents' of Kirkby visit their 'children'
    329 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. An English couple, who have been foster parents to 116 Malaysian students at Kirkby teachers' training college for about four years, are visiting their "children" in Malaysia. I The couple. Mr. and Mrs. O.S. Woolverton. paid a courtesy call on
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    LAST OF THE RMN VESSELS HOME
    260 11 OINGAPORE. Wed. Two more of the latest high-speed patrol craft of the Royal Malaysian Navy steamed into their home base at Woodlands today— 42 hours behind schedule after a 7,600-mile journey from the Portsmouth shipyards. The Sri Negrl Sembilan and the Sri Melaka were
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    MCA meeting to decide a date
    47 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Th» MCA Central Working Committee will meet here on Friday to fit a dutc for the annual meeting. The meeting, fixed for Der. 20 l.i.st ypiir. was Dostponed bemuse of the Budget MHtan of the House of Representatives
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    600 pupils enrol
    24 11 PARIT BUNTAR. Wed Two comprehensive schools with a 1 total enrolment of more than 600 have been started in Krian district.
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    Girls' school talk
    29 11 PENANO Wed Prof. K O Emeleus. head of the Department of Physio. Queens University Belfast, will give lecture at at 1 George's Girls' School on Friday.
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      Lock icon Police VS accused battle wrecks court
      315 12 Police VS accused battle wrecks court DUBLIN, Wed. pOLICE and prisoners battled in Mountmellick court yesterday when nine Irishmen were charged over incidents during Princess Margaret's recent visit to the district. The dock was wrecked. Police drew their batons and charged a crowd of several hundred in the street outside
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      Babs loses again: 'My life is finished...9
      124 12 Babs loses again: 'My life is finished... 9 LONDON, Wed—Longdistance walker Dr. Barbara Moore yesterday lost her threeyear fight to stop sewer pipes being iaid across her garden and then- said: "My life is finished now." Dr. Moore, 51. had her apoeal rejected in the London High Court Three judges
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      Lock icon DEAD-MAN WHO OFTEN ATE HALF SANDWICH TO AID POOR
      145 12 DEAD-MAN WHO OFTEN ATE HALF SANDWICH TO AID POOR UNITED NATIONS, Wed.— Mr. Maurice Pate, the childless American who built the IN. Children's Fund into one of the United Nations most successful operation and helped millions of children around the world, died in hospital here yesterday. He was 70. The
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      Lock icon Trade promotion
      37 12 LONDON. Wed. Sir William McPadzean, chairman of Britain's National Export Council, yesterday announced the formation of are* committees to promote trade with Australia. New Zealand and Commonwealth countries in Africa, Asia und the Caribbean. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Juanita explains
      33 12 NEW ORLEANS. Wed.—Juanita Castro, sister of the Cuban Premier. Mr. Fidel Castro, said last night she turned against her brother because she was forced to choose between him and Ood. UPI
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      'Deport Mrs. Jordan' call in Parliament
      141 12 ONDON. Wed— The Brl- tish Government was urged in Parliament last night to deport Frenchborn Mrs. Colin Jordan, übove) wife of the leader of the Nazi-styled British National Socialist Movement, because of her attitude towards the Jews. But Sir Frank Sosklce. the Home Secretary,
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      Lock icon Death for killing his 2 children
      54 12 LONDON. Wed— A 20-year-old father. Laurence Michael Dean, was sentenced to death at the Old Bailey yesterday (or the murder of his two infant children. It was the first death sentence passed since a Bill seeking to aboi lish t»«e death penalty for murder
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      Lock icon Air New Zealand
      29 12 WELLINGTON. Wed.— New ZeaI lind's international airline, TaaI man Empire Airways, win be reI named Air New Zealand from next I April, it whs announced. Reutet
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      Lock icon The bride who tried so hard to sleep...
      171 12 The bride who tried so hard to sleep... iTiXETER, Wed.—New- ly-wed Keith Lee's snoring was so loud and long it nearly wrecked his honeymoon. He snored so much his bride Pamela took sleeping tablets, wore ear plugs, held her husband's nose as he slept, pinched him and tried gagging him.
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      Lock icon Stop Press in the Sudan
      48 12 KHARTOUM (Sudan). Wed.— Publication of six newspapers, including a leading daily. El Sahafa. was yesterday suspended Indefinitely by Government decree. A Government statement said this was because "they received financial aid from the former military regime and because of declining Press standards." Reuter.
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      Fire kills family
      33 12 NEW YORK. Wed.— A family of six. four small sisters and their parents, were killed yesterday when a fire swept their threeroom wooden shack in Vermont as they slept.— UPl.
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      Lock icon Rise in prices warning to Europe
      118 12 Rise in prices warning to Europe CTRASBOURG. Wed. Mr. J Robert Marjolin. vicepresident of the common market executive commission, warned the six-na-tion European Parliament here yesterday that Drlces would continue to rise this year. He said forecasts indicated this upward price trend would be dealcer than in 1864. except in
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      Lock icon Five missing in sea collision
      58 12 LE HAVRE (Prance), Wed. Two sailors were killed, five were missing and 20 were injured last night in a flaming collision between the American ship, Lucile Bloomfleld. and the gasoline-loaded French tanker. Port Manech. One of tne dead was a woman, according to brief radio
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      Lock icon King's assailant jailed
      64 12 SELMA (Alabama). Wed. A white man who punched Negro leader Dr. Martin Luther King here, was yesterday sentenced to 60 days' hard labour and I'SSIOO fine for assault and disturbing the peace. But a Ku Klux Klan lawyer said the man. Jimmy George Robinson. 26. a member
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      BRITAIN'S SAVE THE U.N. PLEA TO RUSSIA —
      272 12 BRITAIN'S SAVE THE U.N. PLEA TO RUSSIA UNITED NATIONS, Wednesday. gKITAIN appealed to the Soviet Union ;,'esterday to give a lead in the establishment of a voluntary fund to restore the United Nations to solvency. At the same time, Lord Caradon, British Minister of State at the Foreign Office, told
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      The cruel mother and the ordeal of -tiny Joe—
      129 12 The cruel mother and the ordeal of -tiny Joe— I ONDON. Wed. Three-year-old Joseph Drewitu his little hands tied behind his back, was shut In aii unheated bathroom at his home on the coldest night of the year Dec. 28. In the morning his mother found him dead killed by
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      Fancy that...
      42 12 TORONTO. Wed. A group of young businessmen in Canada, who are marketing a cigarette with the brand name Less, are not yet sure if their facetious advertising slogan is going to make them or break them. The slogan? Smoka Lea*.
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      3 13 Building Industry Exhibition
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      Dr. Toh: Strive to improve upon our standards
      373 13 MESSAGE from Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye: nUILDING homes for the people is a major sector in the economic planning of Singapore. About 1 in 4 persons of the population are now living in homes provided by the Housing
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      Industry must keep pace with advance, says Lim
      326 13 Industry must keep pace with advance, says Lim MESSAGE from Singapore's Minister for National Development. Mr. Lim Kirn San: fitiE of the most imv portant factors in the national development of Singapore is our building industry. From the start the present Government has paid great attention to ensure that this
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      Display to highlight role of big industry
      689 13 MINISTER FOR OPENING CEREMONY TOMORROW THE Singapore Polytechnic Building Industry Exhibition will inform as well as educate the public regarding the State's biggest in* dustry. Buildings have continued to spring up and home ownership is not too far-fetched an aim for the ordinary
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      Training for three types of 'builder'
      281 13 MESSAGE from Mr. A. Robert Edis, Principal, Singapore Polytechnic: THERE is a tendency in this area Tor a lack of appreciation of the various functions that operate in the building industry. Because of the tradition of the small family building contractor in Singapore, all
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      Standard of Poly training seen at display
      384 13 Standard of Poly training seen at display MESSAGE from Mr. Albert Chew, Chairman, Singapore Polytechnic T Building Society: HE Singapore Polytechnic Building Society takes pleasure in present£6: the Building Industry Exhibition. The object of the exhibition is threefold- To enable the general public to appreciate the part the Polytechnic plays
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      Building forum
      65 14 rpHE Contradictions of the Building Industry" will be A the subject of a forum to be held at the Singapore Polytechnic's main lecture theatre at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow. The forum is sponsored by the Polytechnic Building Society. Mr. Alfred H.K. Wong, Chartered Architect, Mr. M.H. Seah, Chartered Quantity
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      Education and the building industry
      1097 14  - Education and the building industry EDWARD J. O'BRIEN, By Head of Building Division, Singapore Polytechnic. The long slow path to relative prosperity pursued by the Western democracies under the unco ordinated "laissez-faire" system, may have been possible in the face of populations which were conditioned by the political and sociological
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      EXHIBITORS AT THE DISPLAY
      123 14 LIST of exhibitors at the Polytechnic Buildinc Industry Exhibition, with their stand numbers: 1. Harrisons and Crosfleld (Spore) Ltd. 2. Public Works Department 3. Housing and Development Board 4. Singapore Polytechnic Building students' work 5. Metal Agencies (M) Ltd. 6. Malaya Borneo Buildinc Society Ltd. 7.
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      Poly's professional courses conducted at degree levels
      680 15 rpHE Profession al Building Course (4 years full-time) on the Singapore Polytechnic is designed to give a sound general education in building at an advanced level suitable for those who aspire to higher technical and managerial positions in the building industry. It covers
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      Borrow to buy, rather than rent
      1247 15 By A Correspondent IN Singapore and other countries In the past, one was either wealthy enough to purchase a house for cash or left with the necessity of having to rent accommodation. The majority of people had no option but to rent accommodation and
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      IS THE BUILDER A PROFESSIONAL?
      1433 16  -  H.K. Wong asks Alfred AT present, there is A nothing to stop any person, if he feels so incined, to call himself a building contractor and tackle millions of dollars worth of projects as long as the developer is agreeable to giving it to him.
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      Call to remedy distorted picture
      370 16 the partners. Some of them are among the top-builders in Singapore, while others are hardly qualified to do a moderate job." 1.22 "Sole proprietorships are by far the largest group among building contractors in Singapore. The performance and capacity of these organisations vary even much
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      939 17  - Role of £/ie builder in Malaysia's industrial progress CHEE YEE WHYE by rE building industry is always the first industry to respond to the industrialisation of any country. Industrialisation necessitates the construction of new roads, highways, bridges, harbours, sewerage works, factories and housing. These works call for the services of
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        44 24 THE WEATHER Highest and lowest temperatures In Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Tuesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur DO 71 Kota Bharu 82 70 Penang 91 Ipoh 72 Malacca 90 72 Singapore 86 72 C. Highlands 70 54
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      341 15 OVER ONE MILLION FEET OF PILES INSTALLED IN THREE YEARS Years of development has produced the distinctive Gammon method of pile construction the GAMCO PILE. 1,055,000 feet of Gamco piling have been installed in the past three years alone. The new 18 storey Housing and Development Board flats in Selegie
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      345 18 Controversy of the trouser suit LONDON'S top 10 couturiers will cast their votes on the latest fashion controversy in their spring collections next week, when they reveal final acceptance or rejection of the formal trouser suit, reports Lynne Edmunds. Pre Paris collection reports say that initiator Courreges will be the
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      355 18 MRS. Molly Sestanovich, wife of former USIS director in Singapore, Mr. Stephen Sestanovich, in a New Year card to a friend here says "This will probably arrive in time for Chinese New Year, which is when we really get homesick for Singapore next to Christmas it's the
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      369 18 COME years ago every home used to proudly display family photographs on the wall. Then this trend faded out and photographs were hidden away in albums. But now portrait photographs are in the news again for interior decoration. It is a delightful, modern way to
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    94 20 MELBOURNE. Wed. INDUSTRIALS eased again In A continued light trading. Most key stocks lost ground slightly. Base metals were steady and New Broken Hill gained 2s. 6d. to 120s. Oils were quiet and steady. Mount Isa 37 7 N. Broken Rill (10s.) 38/6 Atnpol H/3 Aust. Con Ind
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    RUBBER PRICES
    249 20 FEBRUARY first grade rubber f.e.b. buyers cloned at S p.m. hi Singapore nnrt Kuala Lumpur yesterday at TO] cents per lb. down one-eighth of v cent cm Tuesday's closing level for the position. The tone wax quiet. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. slesing priest in cents per lb. yesterday: Int.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    68 20 /"■HINESE Produce Exchange, Slnga- pore noon prices per picul yesterday: Coconut oil: bulk $64 sellers, drum $67 sellers. Copra: Jan./r*eb. UK/Contlnent: Unquoted. Popper: Muntok white $1721 sellers, Sarawak white $170 sellers, special Sarawak black $160 sellers, garbled Lampong black $170(N) sellers, ABTA JlxOiN) sellers Singapore Copra Association noon
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    45 20 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Aaso- elation made these changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Canada: buying TT 351, airmail OD 351. 90 d/at. 351 credit bills, 35 13/19 trade hills. Selling TT er OO ready: Canada 34 J.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    28 20 JAN. 20. Ml WYW RUBBER PRICE: 70S cents (down one-eighth of a cent). TIN: $617.25 (up 621 cents). Unofficial estimated offering: 245 tons (down 15 tons).
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    Slight rise in tin price despite heavy U.K. drop
    540 20 THE price of Straits tin in Penang yesterday rose by 62J cents to $617.25 despite the very heavy fall In London overnight. Local market sources pointed out that the Straits price was still well over parity with London. In London on
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    QUIET DAY ON EXCHANGE: INTEREST IN LOANS
    699 20 From Our Market Correspondent rwas another quiet daj on tbe Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with a small turnover reported. On the whole industrials ard tins were slightly easier, but there was no real trend and price movements were small. In some cases
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 20 Malayan Stock Indices Jan. 19 Jan. 20 'Industrials: 78.9.1 78 71 Tins: 107.80 107.84 rubbers: 106.32 106.50 *D«C. 30. 1963=100 Dec. 29. 1962 100
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    848 20 BUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: C. S. Holding $1.98 SL; Dunlop 11,000) SI.M. (1.000) JI.SS; laM. Smelters U.O00) IS.M: Isse 13.000) 51. 69; F.
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    80 20 TTIIK Federation Minister of 1 finance has fixed (hrse prices for calculating customs duties for the week brginnini: on January 21. Rubber Tl <is It.. Copra $640 a ton. Coconut oil $1,070 a ton. Palm oil $7.55.25 a ton. Palm Kernels $401.25 a ton. The rates of duties
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    244 20 January 20. Three moothi. INDUSTRIALS Houxtead 13 rln. Wall— l Iron << r-ta. Duniopn ioct«. Uattem 1 City Uev. eta, M. Cont. 12 rt< K. SmHt^ri 26 eta. M. Oabta 1 1 .n. Kudo 15 cts. -.r.trr 12 ctk. Ked. Dlap. 12ct*. M. Invent, in rta F. 4N.
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    131 20 CHIPS lyinn aienittide tht Slnxipere Harbour wharves or e«p«ttd taday ara: Marcelt Nowotko 1/2. 8on« Be N.W. 1/2. Bniaa N.W. 3. Auby N.W 4. Pacific Mariner 8, Adla S/W. Flying Hawk 10/11, Rottl I.VIB, Waybank 18 Shavit 25/26, City of Leicester 29 30. Neder Waal 31/32, Hrnloyal
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    H.K. RATES
    36 20 ON me frt» exchange mark*! m Horn Konu ywlTitif the US. datlar wu quoted at 5.751 tor T.T. and 5.74 for ea«l». tuning waa quoted at 15.8S aae •ft* taal at g*M at 254*.
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    IN MEMORIUM
    79 21 IN TRKASIRrO MKMORY c,f lour beloved one VAITHY SINN A DIRAI who like a Divine Light faded from our lives suddenly and I entered Into Eternal Rest on 21-1-1956. Though absent, Biwayi near, still a lonely heartache. often a silent tear, still loved. always missed, not lost but
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      962 21 ACCOMMODATION VACANT IS Wordt %t (Mtn.)— Box St ett. 3 SPACIOUS BED-ROOMS recently renovated 1 dining hall verandah with modern sanitation. Close to Markets/Schools. Situated at No. 19-E. 3rd Floor Lorong 30. off Oeylang Road. Apply dire.t 22. Java Road. S'nor* or I'honr WELL FURNISHED 4 room house: rs 3
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      795 21 TUITION IS Wordt SS (Mm Box St rfs. oxtrm ASIA DRIVINC SCHOOL experienced qualified English speaking Instructress/ Instructors Hourly $5/-. Guaranteed $75/-. 67 Orchard Road. Spore. Phone 3.1797 Manager *****. FEBRUARY BEGINNERS' BOOKKEEPING By Professional Accountants. Mcrning: 9, Evening: 7. Vacancies: t:i< mentary. Intermediate Stage*. 81C. 7b Middle Road. B'por*
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      932 21 VEHICLES FOR SALE is Wordt St (Htm.)— Box St ett. txtrm 1962 HONDA 12S*s Sport, very good .■(.union, taxed insured. SSUS/- only. Seer. 13 Hamilton Rd., 8 pore 19M MERCEDES 240. vli.iO ono: Mac Lean. 11 Elfe House. Grange Road, Singapore. Tele. ***** (busioaaa). TRIUMPH HERALD IM2 Saloon cnodel. K
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      894 21 FOR SALE IS Wordt St (Mm )—Box St rlt. txlrm SUPERB DANISH SIDEBOARD and two beda, two Dlcttralm wardrobes, one chikt'a ai/e almoat new. T«o other Uivan beda. two codec table*. All nntal contemporary design moatly te«k. View 2 Uuahey Hark, Spore after I o.rn. today TELEVISION! YOUR FAMILY deserves
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      604 21 NOTICE OF QUARTERLY SESSION OF THE HOTELS LICENSING BOARD, SINGAPORE Regulation 4(1) and (2) of the Hotels Licensing Regulations. UN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Hotels Licensing Board will hold its next Quarterly Session at the Fourth District and Magistrate's Court, South Bridge Road, Singapore, on Thursday and Friday,
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      607 21 GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF PERAK TENDER NOTICE MJIIM OF FERTILISERS— (ROCK PHOSPHATE. R.R.I. MIX 1 IRK 'IT MAO AND R.R.I. MIXTI RE *X f Tender for the supply of fertilisers for Rubber Planting under the Fringe Alienation Schemes tn I Perak, will be received at the office of trie
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      53 21 Advertl»em»nt How to choke off a man Some admirers cannot take a straight hint. They need a much more subtle treatment. Here, for the first time, Is a guide to get rid of unwanted men. Learn how to choke them off in six amusing lessons in the January issue of
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  • TIMESPORT 1
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      SAFA sidestep the 'explosive issue' of captaincy
      493 22  -  JOE DORAI: By Singapore, Wednesday JHK SINGAPORE Amateur F.A. selectors have decided to side-step for the time being the "explosive issue" of naming the state team captain for the year. In December the appointment of Quah Him Swee as a caretaker captain in
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      Recs drop another vital point
      190 22 Recs drop another vital point KM S 1 lI AM. I 1 SINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore Recreation Club, the champions, dropped another point in the Singapore Hockey Association League First Division on the Padang today. This was the Recs third draw this season and it has diminished their chances of challenging
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      LOUISE RETURNS AS COACH
      246 22 HOCKEY KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A former Singapore woman hockey player and official will return to this country in March to coach the Malaysian women's team. She is Louise Carslaw. a founder member of the Singapore Women's Hockey Association who is now a topclass coach in England.
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      Tourney to commemorate formation of regiments
      456 22  -  Mansoor Rahman KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Malaysian Armed Forces soccer competition for the Sultan of Pahang Cup will be held in February and March to commemorate the formation of the Malay regiments in March, 1933. Major Adnan All jsecretary of the Royal Malay Regimental
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      GOLF HAWAIIANS AMONG 31 ENTRIES FOR THE STORE OPEN
      311 22 GOLF HAWAIIANS AMONG 31 ENTRIES FOR THE STORE OPEN By Lim Kee Chan OINGAPORE, Wed. Hawaii's Canada Cup golfers Ted Makelena and Paul Scodeller have entered for the $40,000 Singapore Open to be held at the Bukit Course from Mar. 1 to 7. Makelena and Scodeller finished sixth in the
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      CHANGES IN SOUTH TEAM
      92 22 CINGAPORE. Wed. There are two changes In the South team to meet North In their annual Kugby football match on the PadanK here on Saturday. Allan Collings replaces fullback Peter Crooks, who Is not available, and Tony Tebby comes In at second row forward as Blair
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      DAVIS CUP We won't be half-fit , team this time, says Rajaratnam
      402 22 DAVIS CUP We won't be half-fit team this time, says Rajaratnam IZUALA LUMPUR. Wed. —The eastern zone matches in the Davis Cup competition will start shortly and the LTA lof Malaysia are determinedly preparing to repair reputations tarnished by the 5-0 defeat by South Vietnam last year. Malaysia are drawn
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      740 22 AMALGAMATED MALAY P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE ESTATES LTD. len1 en t eTs fro iP cl rincorpon,t«i in the st«tea of > and above -registered P.W.D. Maiaw. > i Contractors will be received KfYrirv t« uTTOrov nn/tN ia t the Office of the State tna^ IC imerlmS^™do?™ Engineer Pahang. Kuantan less «O%
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      1629 22 NOTICES IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA IN THE HIGH COI'BT AT Ml AB. (IVIL STIT NO. 25 OF IM>. BETWEEN Basant Singh of No. 36-A. Jalan Mohamedlah. Muar. PLAINTIFF. AND Chew Boon Chin of No. 244. Jalan Abdullah. Muar. DEFENDANT. To Chew Boon Chin of No.
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      149 22 Taipei The copitol city of Toiwon is conveniently served by 1h« swift and silent Coravelle jets of THAI INTERNATIONAL. Enjoy the fomed Royal Orchid Service with superb cuisine, fine wines, ond oil the hospitality of Thai and Scandinavian flight crews. f\rft?*4rfo*4t JOHN Mini MM »»HES PIAH S'»G*»C! TIL »Sl7 $«r>infl
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  • TIMESPORT 2
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      Lock icon Tulloh 'flyers' triumph
      1302 23  -  EPSOM JEEP DOUBLE VICTORY FOR BUKIT TIMAH TRAINER AND JOCKEY RACING By TOTAL POOL: 188.250. Ist. No. *****6 $21,842 2nd. No. *****0 $10,921 3rd. No. *****4 $5,460 Starters ($606 rach): Nos. *****7. *****3, *****0. *****6. *****2, *****1, *****7. *****4, *****8 *****2. Consolation ($425 each) Nos. *****2, *****9,
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      Equity scores a stylish win in the main sprint
      750 23 Dragon's Blood with Bellehl. The Sai.it. Soochow and Adaran in attendance. Power Code was last. Bucentaur led Into the straight from Dragon's Blood with The Saint, Soochow. Bellehi and Ban Luck In a bunch behind the pace. Dragon's Blood shot pas;
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      MAKINEN HAS GREAT WINNING CHANCE
      252 23 MONTE CARLO RALLY MONTE CARLO, Wed. Finland's Timo Makinen. 26. In a BMC Cooper, appears to have a great chance of winning this year's Monte Carlo Rally. Of the original 238 starters, only 35 officially arrived here. Makinen is the only driver not to have
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      Lock icon Pakistanis in drawn game
      61 23 PALMERSTON NORTH (New Zealand), Wed. Saeed Ahmad. Pakistan's Test batsman. f..liowed up his first innings century by scoring 81 against the New Zealand Cricket Council President's XI here today. The three-day match was abandoned as a draw when heavy rain stopped play Just before tr%. Scores:
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      Four-day meeting
      66 23 SINOAPORE, Wed— The Singapore Turf Club will stage a four-day meeting at Bukit Timah next month. The meeting, on Feb 13. 14. 20 and 21. will be for horses in Classes Two. Three and Four. Distances: Class Two 6f. and 7f Class Three 6f or 8f aria 7f
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      KINGPETCH TO GET US$5O,OOO FOR TITLE DEFENCE
      96 23 KINGPETCH TO GET US$5O,OOO FOR TITLE DEFENCE ]>OME, Wed. Italian i* boxing promoter Rino Tomassi said here yesterday that he thought there were "excellent prospects" of stagirfg a world flyweight title fight between Thailand's Pone Kingpetch and Italy's Salvatore Burrni In Rome. He said ne had not yet received a
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      44 23 DIARY HOCKEY— S "tor junior ko final: Kilat 'B v Levers (XL padang. 5 p.m.). Spore Div. 1: CSC v Indian Assn (Balestler Rd>; Div. 2: Khalsa 'A' v STU (Jn. Bahagia). SUMMARY HOCKKY Inter- Ward (Seremoan): Tpmiang 2 Lake 1; Rahang 2 Lobak
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  • Article
    'Gift of life'
    39 24 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Minister for Health. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, will open the Blood Transfusion Service "Gift of Life" exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Friday at 5 p.m. The exhibition will last until Sunday.
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    RAF READY TO SHOOT- WITH MISSILES
    194 24 RAF READY TO SHOOT- WITH MISSILES ABUAN, Wed. "If Indonesian aircraft cross the border and we are near them, we will shoot them down," said the commander of the RAF base here the biggest in eastern Malaysia. Wing Commander Arthud Harper, who has been here six months, added: "It is
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    74 24 DAY AND NIGHT ALERT TO FIGHT INDONS IX A WATCHTOWER overlooking the border with Indonesia south of Kuching, (iuardsman C. Millar of the Irish Guards waits for the enemy. In many watchtowers like this one and in bunkers soldiers now mount day and night guard, ready for
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    Poly exhibition
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    Britain determined to fulfil her part of bargain: Ghazali
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    RUBBER
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    TIN
    24 24 LONDON. Wed— Buyers C 1205. sellers £1210, Forward buyers £1205. tellers £1208. Settlement £*****. Turnover a.m. 520 tony p.m. 310 tons. Tone: Steadier.
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    Govt gets 14 days to settle pay claims
    342 24 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. J^ FULL meeting of the National Whitley Council staff side today decided t<> give the Government 1 1 days to settle the $25 million-a-year salary claims of 21 categories of officers. The move is In retaliation to the Government's
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    DEATHS
    83 24 T. UANDIAH. rrtlrad Bead Cliiimw -<1 nu;iy as 20-IK. K .tv -:il 1 p.m. 21-1-65 at H;ndu Crematorium. Srrt-tnban. PUTMENPURAKAL JOHN KOSHV. 18-C jHlan Maim T;i,h. loin.r away at O.H Johon- ->n 1-f,., (.ori.^ Ic.ivtj B !'.>«vth Road. Singapore at 7.30 a.m -l-l-H.-> to orthodox Syrian Church. Blr>KUpore theme
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