The Straits Times, 3 February 1965

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Est. 1845 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3. 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189: 1005
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    'LET'S BE FRIENDS AGAIN'
    722 1 'LET'S BE FRIENDS AGAIN' And Selamat Hari Raya to the people of Indonesia, too A plea to Jakarta RAZAK: THE KEY TO PEACE IS IN THE HANDS OF PRESIDENT SOEKARNO AND INDONESIA KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday A PLEA to Indonesian leaders of the Islamic faith to use "this glorious day" to
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    Captured Indons are regulars, not volunteers: Ghazali
    355 1 KUALA UMPUR, Tues. Most of the 500 Indonesians captured during the recent landings were members of the regular Indonesian Armed Forces and not "volunteers," as claimed by Indonesia. The Permanent Secre1 1 rv to the Ministry of External Affairs, Data Mohamed (ihazuli hin
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    Fire damages five Govt houses
    193 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. I^IVE houses Government quarters in Jalan 1 Menteri, off Cochrane Road here, were damaged by fire this afternoon. One of the occupants. Mr. S.D. Rajoo. a technician In the Electrical Workshop of the Intormation Department, suffered burns on his hands when he
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    Floods damage Celebes padi
    45 1 JAKARTA, liifn.— Downpours ip th<' pas: f<w \veok> bra f!i<;ded Uv OltfTleU war the SoiTh Celflv.. c.ty of Maca^rtir and c!iini.iv<d rice fields, repuj-.s reaching here said today. Similar serious floods were aiso reported in west and central Java. —A .P.
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    The Straits Times
    36 1 The Straits Times wishes its Muslim readers Selamat Hari Raya The Straits Times will not be published tomorrow, but the Malay Mail will be on sale. Publication of tin- Straits Times will resume on Friday. lIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
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    Lock icon Rebel troops still in Vientiane
    213 1 VIENTIANE. Tues.-Rebel troops were still hold- > ing Vientiane radio station today and part of the.r forces are at the airport In sDite ol the 24-hour-old agreement that they should disperse. Their leader. Col. Bounleut Sykosy. however, seems to have disappeared from thr Vientiane scene.
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    GO-SLOW, AND STRIKE THREAT, BY FIREMEN IN CAPITAL
    490 1 GO-SLOW, AND STRIKE THREAT, BY FIREMEN IN CAPITAL KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Firemen at the four fire stations here will begin to work-to-rule from midnight tomorrow. Their action, over the delay in settling salary claims, has the support of junior sub-officers, watchroom clerks and drivers who will also be working to
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    Stamps to be sold at restaurants and hotels
    203 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. POSTAGE stamps arc to be sold at restaurants, hotels, clubs and some public buildings to alleviate difficulties to the public caused by the work-to-rule campaign by postal staff. This was decided at a meeting today between Tengku Abdul Rahman.
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    30 1 ANOTHER BATTALION FOR BORDER JAKAItI A. I ins Diponrgoro army division in central ,la\;« h;<s <li-<--patched combat battalion to arras 'norderinu Malaysia, reports reaihinu here said today. A.P.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon LBJ ORDERS TOP AIDE BUNDY TO SAIGON FOR TALKS
      318 2 LBJ ORDERS TOP AIDE BUNDY TO SAIGON FOR TALKS WASHINGTON. Tuesday. PRESIDENT Johnson is sending Mr. McGeorge j Bundy, the top White House foreign policy adviser, to Saigon for consultations following the coup that brought in a new South Vietna- mese Government last week, it was officially announced last night.
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      Lock icon Funeral of 'death by fire' girl
      43 2 A GIRL kneels at the funeral of Miss Dao Thi Yen Phi, who burnt herself to death in protest against the South Vietnam Government last week. Miss Dao was an employee oi a Buddhist bookshop. U.P.1., picture.
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      Ayub: No Indian response to my hand of friendship
      213 2 Ayub: No Indian response to my hand of friendship E/.\KA('HI. Tues. President Ayub Khun said last night he regretted that India's new leadership had made no response to the hand of friendship and ::ood\vill offered by Pakistan. In his rcgataf first of--1 Ik- -month broadcast, he Mid the offer was
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      Lock icon 'Revolutionary idea'
      29 2 AKARTA. Tues. The former Itntetar Mr All Sastroaijojo. said that the Commumv Ineoe call for a organisation in ft] the United Nations was a ■volutionary lde»." UPI.
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      Lock icon RUSSIA AND CHINA ACCUSED OF AIDING MRS. BANDA
      138 2 RUSSIA AND CHINA ACCUSED OF AIDING MRS. BANDA pOLOMBO. Tuos. The Ceylon Obsern declared yesterday that evidence was aerumulatine: of interference by the Soviet and Chinese embassies In the national affairs of C< v!on. The newspaper said thev-e activities had become a matter of national security and urged the External
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      Two million at festival
      71 2 ALLAHABAD, Tues.— More th.in twci million Hmdus from all over India, taking part In the worid'f reUgtaiß festival, bi<:hcd today in the s:'cr»'d rhner G:ui2^.» ;i: tbc sp<. i when Urn watan mingli with those oi the Jumr.a T le ceremony, the Kumbh Mela. en- the
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      Lock icon Escape drama in Lagos police cell
      140 2 I AC OS, Toes. Four men who were due to ap- j pear In court here In con- nectton with a £34.000 rob- 1 bery made a dramatic es- cape from police custody 1 yesterday. They were amonsr 14 peo- j pie he'd by
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      Hanoi: U.S warship sunk in attack on village
      244 2 rpOKYO, Tues.— North Vietnam guns sank an intruding warship of "the United States and the Saigon administration" of! its shores yesterday. Radio Hanoi claimed today. The radio, in a broadcast monitored here, said the ship was one of three "warships" which shelled
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      Lock icon A NUCLEAR SUB VISIT PROTEST BY 1,000
      105 2 A NUCLEAR SUB VISIT PROTEST BY 1,000 TOKYO. Tues. Nearly 1,000 Japanese demonstrated today against the arrival of the American nuclear-powered submarine Sea Dragon In Sasebo. Southern Japan. The demonstrators crowded aboard small boats in Sasebo harbour and around the gates to the United States naval base as the 2.552-ton
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      Japan names new envoy to India
      69 2 Japan names new envoy to India TOKYO. Tues.— The former Ja-pant'f-e Ambassador to the Pinuppines. Mr. Osamu Itaguki. has been appointed envoy to India Mr. luiguki. a career diplomat. will replace Mr. Koio Matsudaln Mr. ItagulCl will be succeeded in j his Manila post by Mr. Haruml 1 Salceuchl. former
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      Bid for planes
      48 2 JAKARTA. Tues. The Indo- i neslan Air Porce is negotiating I with the Soviet Union to buy an undisclosed number of Antonov 24 transport planes. A demonstration flight MM j staged yesterday between Jaku'a and Jogjakarta in Central Java. The plane can carry 60 passengers.
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      Lock icon Jakarta shuts down Lisbon legation
      100 2 Jakarta shuts down Lisbon legation I LISBON. Tues. Indonesia j ha* •temporarily closed" its le- I gatlon here, prompting fears that President Soekarno is constderi Ing a move against the Portu- guese portion of Timor. The closing of the legation was announced in a communique dis- i tributed to the
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      Lock icon Curfew in Vientiane after abortive —coup—
      225 2 Curfew in Vientiane after abortive coup yi.ENTJ.ANE. Tues. Vientiane was last night under curfew, after a coup d'etat by a group of Laotian Army officers had apparently collapsed Laotian military sources •said in view of the prevailing situation curfew would be Impo.sed from 11 p.m. till 6 a.m. The order
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      Lock icon India signs a shipyard contract with Mitsubishi
      148 2 India signs a shipyard contract with Mitsubishi YEW DELHI, Tues— A Japnese firm Is to build India's second shipbuilding yard at Cochin in Kerala State, according to an agreement signed here yesterday by Mr. I. Matsushita on behalf of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. The proposed USS2I million ship yard, which
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      Lock icon JAPAN INVITES BIDS FOR ATOM SHIP
      147 2 TOKYO, Tuesday. JAPAN'S seven leading shipbuilders have been invited to tender bids by March 1 to build Japan's first nuclear powered merchant ship. 1 I This was announced yes- "iterday by the Japan Nuclear J" Power Ship Development Co" poration. which set IP"' H
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      Uganda visitors
      29 2 ..ONDON. Ttta. Princess .Imgaret and her husband, the Earl of Snowdon. will visit Uganda f,om March 13 to 23. it was an-nc-unced from Kensington Palace. —LPi. z
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      Lock icon Subandrio plans visit to Japan 'at his own initiative'
      197 2 'IXJKYO. Tues. A spokes- j man for the Japanese Foreign Ministry said today that Dr. Subandrlo. the Indonesian Foreign Minister, was coming to Japan after Thursday at his own Initiative, not at the invitatlon of the Japanese Gov- I ernment. The
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      134 2 Give Your Hair The 'Peek-In' Glow fpHE "Peek-in" Glow is 1 "in". Hairstylists everywhere arc using a new type of shampoo to give the hair glowing beauty the delightful translucence you see when looking into the depths of amber or a precious stone. It is not a glitter not a
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      A Winston Churchill memorial fund is launched
      366 3 A Winston Churchill memorial fund is launched LONDON, Tues.— Earl Alexander of Tunis yesterdaylaunched the Winston Churchill Memoial Appeal to finance travelling fellowships for men and women from the British Common wealth and the United States. "What we ask today is that the an, women and children of these countries
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      Lock icon KING SPENDS NIGHT IN JAIL IN ALABAMA
      242 3 KING SPENDS NIGHT IN JAIL IN ALABAMA SELMA (Alabama). Tuesday. rTHE Rev Martin Luther King, 1964 Nobel peace prize winner, spent the night in jail here after refusing to accept release on bail following his arrest yesterday Dr. King and 256 other Negroes were taken Into custody when they marched
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      Lock icon Baby No. 3 (a girl) for Grace
      58 3 MONTE Carlo Tues Princess Grace (above), wife of Prince Rainier of Monaco, has given birth to her third child, a girl, it was announced here last night. The couple, married in April 1956. have two other children Princess Caroline Louise Marguerite, now eight,
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      Lock icon Britons get their medicines again free
      90 3 Britons get their medicines again free LONDON. Tues. Britons yesterday collected all medicines prescribed by their doctors free, for the first time since 1956. London doctors reported waiting rooms full, as usual, with patients suffering from winter ailments, but no special sign of increased numbers because of the abolition Of
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      Lock icon A tall story
      44 3 inglewood (California), Tues.— a California Ughway patn;lnuin t.cki id truck driver Eirii tie Qoebel for carting a loud over the legal height lim.t of 13 feet 6 inches on a freeway. GoebeTa truck was transporting two giraffes to a zoo.— U.P.I.
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      Local council and the storm in a bathtub
      138 3 LONDON, Tues. Maintenance engineer Peter Edgar found it uncomfortable to squeeze hii six-foot seven-inch frame into his four-foot M\-im-h bathtub, so he complained to the Ripon local council. And the council his landlords agreed to instal a new six-foot bath at a
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      Lock icon Imports tax reduces goods at fair
      282 3 Imports tax reduces goods at fair BRITISH PLEDGE TO CUT SURCHARGE SOON T ONDON, Tues. Danish manufacturers boycotted a big international trade fair here yesterday because of Britain's 15 per cent import surcharge. It was the eleventh International Hardware Trades Fair attended by buyers from 60 countries and packed with
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      Lock icon McNamara has pneumonia
      39 3 WASHINGTON. l"ues.— Mr. Robert McNamnra. Defence Secretary, who Vent to hospital with a cold last week, has mild pneumonia, it was disclosed yesterday. A Pentagon spokesman said his temperature was normal and his condition good.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon A quick (and secret) visit to Hungary by Brez and comrade
      178 3 A quick (and secret) visit to Hungary by Brez and comrade MOSCOW. Tues I^REMLIN leader Leonid Brezhnev and top party presidium member Nikolai Podgorny made a secret weekend trip to Hungary, it was officially announced yesterday. > 1 Diplomatic observers said the quick trip might signal some new crisis in
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      Lock icon HESS MAY BE SET FREE NEXT YEAR AFTER ALL
      180 3 HESS MAY BE SET FREE NEXT YEAR AFTER ALL WEST BERLIN, Tues. —Rudolph Hess. Hitler's deputy who was sentenced to life imprisonment 18 years ago by the Nuremberg war crimes tribunal, may be released next year, informed Allied sources said yesterday. It was possible that Hess would be released when
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      Lock icon Ships: A Black Front threat
      71 3 MIAMI (Florida), Tues. The Black Front, secret Cuban exile organisation, has threatened to attack merchant ships from countries that give the Fidel Castro regime economic or moral support, sources connected with the group reported. The decision was reached at a meeting of Black Front leaders
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      Lock icon Trousers split-so | singer is ordered off stage
      163 3 Trousers split-so singer is ordered off stage- I UTON (England), Tues. American pop singer P. J. Proby was ordered off the stage midway through a performance last night when his trousers split. Teenage glrLs In the audience of 1.700 screamed when the trousers split, first near the knees then higher
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      Lock icon Express train runs amok
      72 3 TUCUMAN (Argentina), Tues.— l An express train broke the station buffers here yesterday, ram- i mcd the platform, toppled co- j lumns, shattered two walls and stopped within yards of the citys main square. All the passengers escaped unhurt, but one of the train crew who
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      Lock icon Just fancy that
      42 3 BLACKMORE (England), Tues. A butcher's wife, Mrs. Lucy Stiff, has asked the local council to move a bus stop from outside her home because "I can't go into my bedroom without passengers on the top deck peering in."— UPI.
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    Homes burn down while owners out celebrating
    263 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. jyjOUH THAN 70 people were made homeless today when fire wiped out five attap huts along upper Thomson Road. Fanned by a strong wind, the fire swiftly reduced the houses to a mass of charred wood and ashes before a fire
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    JOINT PARTY FOR MALAYS, CHINESE
    94 4 JOINT PARTY FOR MALAYS, CHINESE SINGAPORE. Tues.— Some 400 Malay and Chinese residents of the Kallang district will celebrate Hari Raya Puasa and Chinese New Year at a Joint party to be held at the Jalan Tenteram community centre on Sunday. At 730 p.m. the celebrations will begin with lion
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    Parking places order to cover 7 more roads
    59 4 Parking places order to cover 7 more roads SINGAPORE, Tues. The Minister of National Development has authorised the following roads to be used as parking places from Feb. 8. this year, under the Parking Places Order, 1965: Cuppage Road, Koek Road, Cavanagh Road, Buyong Road, Penang Lane, Penang Road and
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    New classes in Malay
    76 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Adult Education Board is organising special morning and afternoon session national language classes at Darjah I level for the benefit of teachers of day schools and members of the public. The medium of Instruction will be either in English or Chinese i Mandarin)
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    Graduates wed
    51 4 MR. AND MRS. Yew Hwang Mm after their marriage at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd in Singapore. Mr. Yew is a graduate in Chinese studies at the University of Hong Kong. His wife, the former Miss Selina Ileng. is a graduate in pharmacy at the University of
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      352 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR TliK following is today's »rhedul« A of civil aircraft. movemenU at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore. ARRIVALS BO AC: From London, Rome, Belrut. Karachi, Calcutta (BA 720) 6.55 p.m.; irom Sydney, Darwin (BA TOD 6. 25 p.m.: from London, Cairo, Baghdad, Bombay, Colombo (BA 796) 1.10
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      94 4 Lumpur (ML 022) 7.31 am.; to Ku<riin,-. Brunei. Jesielton (ML 497) &4O a.m.; to Penang. Bangkok (ML 522) 9 a.m.: to Kuala Lumpur. Kota Bharu (ML 042) 1 p.m.; to Malacca, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Penang (ML 052) 3. 1S p.m.: to Kuala Lumpur (ML 122) 8 a.m. KLM: To Bangkok.
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    AMNESTY FOR 2,000 CHINESE WHO FLED FROM INDONESIA
    304 5 AMNESTY FOR 2,000 CHINESE WHO FLED FROM INDONESIA 1/ UA L A LUMPUR, Tues. More than 2,000 illegal Chinese immigrants from Indonesia now in Sabah will be granted an amnesty to surrender themselves to the Government. The Chief Minister of Sabah. Mr. Peter Lo, said this to newsmen at the
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    Minister to open new S'pore brickworks
    103 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Minister for Finance. Dr. Goh Kent? Swee. will open the new brick plant of Ceramics 'Malaysia) Ltd. at j the Juroiiß industrial estate i at 5 p.m. on Feb. 12. The chairman of Cera- j mica i Malaysia) Ltd. Mr. John
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    Go-slow is unethical during national crisis, says MCS man
    481 5 Abdul Kadir urges civil servants to consider abnormal circumstances KUALA LUMPUR. Tues THE president of the Malayan Civil Service Association. Inche Abdul Kadir bin Shamsuddin speaking in his personal capacity today said any industrial action by civil servants at this stage
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    POLICE MOUNT PRESSURE ON PIRATE TAXIS
    282 5 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 4 S 'police continued Co exert pressure on pirate taxi operators, the Police Secretary, Mr. T. Chelliah, today warned the public of the dangers of travelling in pirate taxis and reminded the operators of the heavier penalties involved. Patrons of these taxis
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    Japan youth mission call at National Ops. Room
    117 5 l/UALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The 17 members of the Japanese youth goodwill mission who arrived here on Saturday on a one-week tour, visited the National Operations Room here. They were briefed on the progress of development by an official of the Ministry of
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    Anglican Archbishop coming in April
    143 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. AnglL-an Church leaders here are preparing a big programme to welcome the Archbishop of Canterbury, who will make a two-day visit to Singapore in April. The head of the Anglican Church and his wife will fly into Singapore on the night of April
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    On: A big freshen-up campaign by Taiping council
    197 5 On: A big freshen-up campaign by Taiping council rpAIPING Tues. An A extensive campaign j is on by the Town Council to "freshen J up" the town. Scaffolding Is going up at the rate of almost one shophouse a day as a result of notices issued by the coun- i
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    Trade officials transferred
    52 5 SUNOEI PATANI. Tues— lnche Ot lima n bin Mahtnud from Kuala Lumpur has been posted to Alor Star as assistant Controller of Supplies in place of Inche Mohamed Yusoff bin Hajl Talib who has been transferred to the Ministry of Com- I merce and Industry in Kuala
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    Village lepers get relief
    50 5 NIBONG TEBAL. Tues. Mr. 00l Kar Seng. representative of •lie Penang Leprosy Relief Association, yesterday handed blankets. chicket.s and a total of $225 to ex-ifpers in Jawi village near here Mr. Ooi asked them to contact him if they needed further re- lief from the association.
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    Hari Raya dance
    23 5 KANGAR. Tues.— The Indera Kayangan Club here will hold a dance and social gathering tomorrow night to celebrate Harl Raya.
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    Schoolboy murder: Gangster held
    179 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Police have detained a gangster In connection with the Sunday night murder of a 16-year-old schoolboy in a bar in Beach Road The detained youth, a member of the 'Sio Ah Leng" group of the "lOS" secret society operating in i the Beach Road
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    Seeni's injury diagnosed as spine fracture
    243 5 I POH. Tues. The in- i A jury which Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam, the Member of Parliament and president of the People's Progressive Party, sustained in a road accident on Sunday, has been diagnosed as "a compressed frac- ture of the spine" But according
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    Mid-year polls for 90,000 voters
    161 5 IPOH, Tuesday. ABOUT 90.000 registered voters in the less deve- loped areas of Perak are expected to go to the polls towards the middle of this year to elect 730 representatives to 81 lo( al councils in the State. The smallest of these local' councils
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    NS lawyers form State committee
    74 5 SEREMBAN. Tues.— Negri Sembilan has formed its own Bar committee with Dnto Biilwaiu Singh as it.s first chairman. Negri uemDilan was until Saturday in the joint Bar committee with Selangor and Kelantan. Any State may form Its own Bar committee if it has more than
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    477 6 SARAWAK GOVERNOR, CHIEF MINISTER SOUND WARNING KUCHING, Tuesday THE Governor ol Sarawak, Tun Abang Haji Openg, and the Chief Minister, Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan, stressed in Hari Raya messages today that the diverse peoples of Malaysia must firstly and lastly think of themselves
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    Jaga's loss
    39 6 IPOH, Tuea. A watchman, Surathl Singh. 45. reported to the police today that his transistor radio, valued at $165, was stolen while he was sleeping on the flve-fout-way of a motor firm in Jalan Pasir Putefc here.
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    Now three adoption offers...
    44 6 Now three adoption offers... KUALA LUMPUR, tat There have been three adoption offers from couples for this baby hoy found abandoned at Jalan Rungsar in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday morning. Staff Nurse L. K Chong with the baby in her arms. Straits Times picture.
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    MCA-UMNO TALKS IN THE CAPITAL
    173 6 KUALA LUNPUR, Tuesday. S^ENIOR Umno and Malaysian Chinese Associa- tions' officials met here yesterday to discuss matters of common interest". The secretary-general of Umno Dato Syed Jaafar Albar, confirmed this today but declined to elaborate. It is, however, believed that j the emergency meeting dls-
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    Major Tan
    54 6 KCALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mr., jor Tan Peng Huat. 32. of the Malaysian Ordnance Corps has left for West Pakistan to attend Staff Officers Course at the Command Staff College in Quette. Major Tan, w-.o Joined the army In 1956 as an officer cadet, will be away till the
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    98 6 LONDON. Tues.— MalayMan police craft are expected to replace British Navy craft at Kuohinc shortJy, the House of Commons was told yesterday. Mr. Henry Kerby (Conservative) asked what progress was being made in replacing Royal Navy gunboats at Kuching with more suitable
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    Kuala Selangor gives $25,200
    63 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The I Mentrl Besar of Selangor. Dato Harun bin Haji Idrls. has received a cheque for $25,200 for the National Defence Fund from the District Officer of Kuala Selanßor. Irene Yang Rasilidi bin Ma'ascm i at the State Council Chambei I i here.
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    Money for the needy
    36 6 PAR IT BUNTAR. Tues.— The j Krian District Welfare Committee has jiven $7,000 to about 625 Door and needy school children in rhi» district to help them in their edu- i cation
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    ISLAM CAN HELP TO BUILD MALAYSIA, SAYS TUN YUSOF
    411 6 ISLAM CAN HELP TO BUILD MALAYSIA, SAYS TUN YUSOF SINGAPORE, Tues THE Yang di-Pertuan Negara of Singapore, Tun Yusof bin Ishak, in his Hari Raya Puasa message today, called on the people to exercise the precepts of Islam tolerance of differences, and respect for the birthrights of the individual and
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    Head of seminary celebrates silver jubilee
    225 6 Head of seminary celebrates silver jubilee OENANG, Tues. The x Very Rev. Father F. Le Du. superior of the Penang College General. Malaysia's only major Catholic seminary, celebrated his sacerdotal silver jubilee today. Father Le Du. 51, officiated at a thanksgiving high mass in the college chapel at Pulau Tlkus,
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    Robbers never woke them up
    55 6 PENANG, Tues— Burglars broke into an iron foundry in Simgfl Pinang Road during the weekend and stole 5450 worth of machinery pans. The proprietor. Mr. Chons Uan Tatt. and his son. Uan Patt. ?.O. who slept in the foundry know nothing of the burglary until
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    Nantah study review
    72 6 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Nanyang j University is to set up a seven- man committee to review the I curricula of three of Rs college*. The Strait* Times reliably learned today the committee is to be headed by Professor Wantt Gang-Wu. dean of the laculxv of art* in the
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      204 7 Come in via the kitchen IT is high time the Housing Board regarded it tenants as decent people instead of of cattle. Flats and their surroundings should have a minimum of respectability, to which tenants are r* entitled. Certain flats have been so inconsiderately designed that one enters them either
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      110 7 MR. Tan Siew Sin's observation that racial problems should be ignored rather than aired In the national interest Is largely a matter ot oninion Those who dispute his view no doubt do so in good faith, and to see it otherwise la unfortunate. If there is apprehension for
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      How much are Poly degrees worth • • ?
      132 7 How much are Poly degrees worth A S pointed out by "Concerned" in A his letter to tiip Straits Times, it seems fairly obvious that even oui Government makes little effort U> support the Polytechnic. Its diplomas have gained hardly any recog- i nition at all. and this applies as
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      Taxi terminal
      55 7 rE Rochore Canal Road-Selegie Road umciion is a taxi terminal. The huge Mercedes Benz taxis queue at the junction to pick up passengers, ignoring the creen light completely. Why are these taxis allowed to obstruct traffic? If the police are not aware of this, it is never too
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      Refuse centre
      130 7 IAM glad that my letter i ST. Jan. 20 1 has been noted by officials of the Public Cleansing Department. The Potong Pasir collection centre referred to in my letter is not at •some considerable distance away from the main road" nor is it a hawkers' pitch. It
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      S'pore TV: Poor value for money
      65 7 S'pore TV: Poor value for money ALMOST every TV Malaysia i Singapura > viewer will agree that we are not getting our moneys worth from television. We have to be content with boring oldies. And why should there be two long Cantonese features on the same night on channels followed
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      71 7 IT was with some surprise that I read that dogs had to be vaccinated against rabies again. When I took my dog the last time, about two years ago, I was made to understand it was good for three years. It is not only painful for the poor dog but
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      40 7 teachers J- are being treated like beggars when they are told to go to the Ministry of Education to collect their pay. Why can't the Ministry of Education send the money or cheoues through the various schools concerned? ANGRY Singapore
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      36 7 I CANNOT help feeling sorry for the postal clerks over the Government's rejection of the tribunal award. However, I think that the Government's action and the reasons for it justified. YSK Kuala K l.i w.i us;
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      New road to relieve congestion
      210 7 I REFER to the letter 1 iS.T Jan. 20 > on traffic congestion and the hazard at the intersection of Mountbatten Road. Fort Read, Wilkinson Road. Kampon-; Kayu. The Government departments concerned with the improvement of the road system are aware of the situation which
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    24 8 M Wor4t ttl (mimtmmm DOCTOR AMD MRS. Peter X.X Tong >ish all tneir relatives and friend. Kappy New Year and Belaraat Han Kaya.
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    39 8 IS tvorrfj U (MMmmm) tOIEMCI AND HEALTH wita key to tbe Scriptures by Mary Baker K'.iMt available from Christian Bdesre Reading Room. I Orange Orore Road. sore 10 open tonight 630 pm. No Meeting Wednesday. February 3rd.
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      Post Office Struggle
      688 8 1 sliding into chaos. To the go- slow by clerks and postmasters 1 are added an overtime ban and four days' accumulation of mail because of the holidays. The union cannot ex- pect the public's sympathy and seems instead to be determined to earn its hostility. It
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      'Family Quarrel' In Laos
      353 8 The motives behind the attempted week-end coup in Vientiane await clarification. It is difficult to be content with General Kouprasith Abhay's statement that the affair was no more than a "family quarrel" within the army. The colonels who led the coup are followers of General Phoumi
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      Senseless 'War'
      227 8 The Indo-Pacific Fisheries Conference in Kuala Lumpur last November removed all doubt that trawler fishermen and traditional fishermen can co-exist An array of international experts testified that I their own countries had been through the difficult phase of adjustment through which Malaysia is now passing, and ofTered information
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    The gentle art of scrounging for a square meal
    708 8  -  Judith Marlin hj WASHINGTON. Tues.— The number of shrimps who die silent deaths in the name of world peace i.s staggering. Diplomatic tradition has it that t h c s c small pink sacrifices have an indispensable role In international negotiations,
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    Four million new jobs to be found...
    1321 8  - Four million new jobs to be found. GODFREY HODGSON AMERICA'S MANPOWER REVOLUTION: PART TWO by WASHINGTON. Tues. THE phenomenal increase in American productivity over the past three or four years can be explained in one word: automation. The gross national product has risen from USSS(Kr,OOo million in 1960 to something
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      768 8 Strait. Timr, 4 Malay Mail Classified advertisements may be handed to: COLD STORAGE SUPER°I MARKET Orchard Roed (Receptionist Desk) COLD STORAGE BRANCHES At Holiend Road Katong Naval Base Authorised Agents: CITY BOOK STORK LTD Winchester House. Collyer Quay THI NEWS FRONT Fltjpatrlck's Supermarket M. M. ISMAIL 3 Admiralty Road. Nsvsl
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    TUN YUSOF TO LAUNCH DRIVE IN SINGAPORE AGAINST LEPROSY
    354 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Yang di-Per-tuan Negara. Tun Yusof bin Ishak. will launch the first of a series or massivr island wide campaigns, aimed at totally eradicating leprosy in Singapore in 10 years' time, when he declares open a twoday exhibition on
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    Washerwoman's bag stolen
    56 9 IPOH. Tues. A washerwoman, /uiion Dime Mohamed Ibrahim. 28. went into a tailors shop In Buntong new village here and anif out half an hour later to find a bag missing from tier bicycle. The bag contained a gold chain and a pair of earrings valued at
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    Two escape with car
    58 9 SINGAPORE, Tues.— A gunman and an accomplice with a darner confronted a fish monger. Mr. Tan Yen Seng, as he was locking his car outside his Commonwealth Crescent home. They pushed him back into the I car. and drove off with him. At Strnthmore Avenue, they
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    Obscene photos charge
    42 9 SINGAPORE. Tues Hnonc Kiam Meng was charged yesterday with having 85 obscene negatives, i .■id 100 n'jtcane photographs In Temple Street. Hoong pleaded nut guilty and was allowed ball till April 14 1 when the cum will be heard.
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    SINGAPORE TO REGISTER PROFESSIONAL WORKERS
    388 9 SINGAPORE. Tu«s. Singapore Government is to compile a manpower register of all professional scientific and technical personnel working in the State. A Government statement issued last night said a survey, which would be the basis of the register, had been launched in August last year.
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    Malay girl who speaks fluent Mandarin may go to Formosa
    220 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues A MALAY girl who has received all her education in Chinese schools hopes to leave for Formosa shortly to study economics at Taiwan University. Zalilah binte Mohamed Taib. 18, who has jnst completed Senior 111 studies at
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    Detective is shot while on rounds in Matang
    115 9 Detective is shot while on rounds in Matang rpAIPING, Tues. A detective Mohamed Zain bin Wall. 43. was shot yesterday evening while he was on rounds at Matang. seven miles from here. The shooting occurred when he had stopped two men for questioning. Mohamed Zain has been admitted to the
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    New mills: Front man accuses council of delay
    161 9 New mills: Front man accuses council of delay WIBONO TEBAL, 11 Tues. The Province South District Council has been urged to encourage Industrialisation in the district. Mr. A. Arumugam, Socialist Front councillor for Caledonia, told a council m?etlng that two mills, one for steel and the other to make paper,
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    16-man team to study development possibilities
    110 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. A 1«--man Japanese economic mission to South-East Asia led by Mr. Sohel Nakayama. president of the Japan Industrial Bank, will arrive here on Thursday from Calcutta to survey "the possibilities for economic co-opera-tion and development." The mission will meet Economic Development Board
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    Razak talk at newsmen's luncheon
    87 9 SINGAPORE. Tue>— Tun Abdul Raz;iK. the Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister, will i luncheon irietniK of tht fcinß.i|)orr National Union of JourI Feb. 14. He Will t.illc on "Malaysia .md Confrontation." The luncheon will be held at the Blue Room of the Imperial
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      1011 9 Today TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) Channel 5. ILL. P. PlnMf tuary-; 7.34 Jack Benny Bhow 6 Ipoh Malacca presenting Julia London: 8.00 P.M.: 3.00 Programme Sum- News in Mandarin; 8.10 Serbamary; 3.03 Special Hari Raya arl J^T* «Pfclal vaMalay film— "Keluarga Told"; rlet y for H* ll featuring 4.30 Close; 5.15
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      579 9 RADIO MALAYSIA (Malaya) NATIONAL SHORTWAVE 1963; 2.15 Songs of the Sea SERVICES: 41 A 60.2 metres 245 A" Afternoon With Edmundo Ros; 3.00 Elvis Album; A.M.: 6.00 Prog. Summary; 3.15 Immortals; 3.30 Musical 602 A Feast Of Music: 7.00 Snacks; 4.00 Folksongs: 4.30 The News; 7.10 Greeting Cards Mantovani Strings;
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    Lock icon A home in Scotland awaits jungle boy —Joah—
    135 10 A home in Scotland awaits jungle boy Joah PAISLEY (Scotland), Tues. A Scottish couple may adopt the seven yeyr old boy their soldier-son found abandoned in the Borneo jungle. Private Alexander Spiers. 23. found Joan Motari after his mother had died and his father had remarried. Mrs. Jennie Spiers, Alexander's
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    'French leave' soldier is jailed
    84 10 'French leave' soldier is jailed KLUANG. Tues.— A private In the 10th Engineers' Training Squadron of the Federation Engineers stationed here. Lee Peng Ek. 20, was sentenced to three months' jail for absenting himself without leave for a total of 87 days and ordered to be dishonourably discharged from service
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    School honours headmaster
    65 10 PENANG, Tues. Teachers and! snift of the Chung Ling High Shool feted their headmaster, Mr. Waung Yoon Nien. at a dinner ut the Heong Kong Restaurant. Mr Lim Saik Ghee, a senior assistant to the headmaster, congratulated Mr. Waung on his being awarded the PJK <for meriterious
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    Dog doped by thieves
    56 10 iPOH. Tues. An Alsatian dog was doped by thieves who ransacked the house of a tin miner, j Mr. Khoo Soo Chong. 37. in New Paslr Puteh here. Mr. Khoo and his family returned home from town to rind the doc lying asleep in his bedroom.
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    $10 ang pow
    22 10 MQ. Tuo.— The Chinese of Commerce and other associations here today gave 67 old people a $10 ang pow.
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    Muslim Board gives $200
    43 10 PENANG. Tues. The Penang Muslim Endowment Board has <io I nated $200 to the Muslim Orphanage Hari Raya Fund, which now stands at $1,686. The 50 inmates of the orphanage will be given a "makan besar" at noon tomorrow.
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    Year of the Snake begins with an equal number of boys and girls
    130 10 Year of the Snake begins with an equal number of boys and girls KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Thirtyfour babies 17 boys and 17 jfirls were born in the three major hospitals here during the first 16 hours of the Chinese New Year the Year of the Snake The General Hospital had
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    Bishop ordains two for priesthood
    152 10 200 AT THE CEREMONY KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. THE Bishop of Kuaia Lumpur, Monsignor D. Vendargon, today ordained two Malaysians into the Catholic priesthood at St. John's Cathedral here. I me priests are r r. Amnony I Thomas, 27. (above right) and Fr. Daniel Lim. 27.
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    Please pay up plea by university
    69 10 SINGAPORE, Tues— The Nanydng University has appealed to philanthropists to meet the sums they have promised to donate towards the institution A university source said today that most donors, who had contributed funds to the jniversity pre viously had pledged to continue to do
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    Higher studies in Britain
    73 10 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The president of the Graduate Society in the University of Cambridge. Mrs. J.C. Burkill. who is on a short visit here, yesterday spoke to 200 young school-leavers on "entrance requirements and procedures in English universities" at the National I.ibrarv lecture hall. j She outlined
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      Lock icon Roof parking the dangerous way
      129 10 CAR AND DRIVER GO INTO SPACE WHAT S up Here? Well it began with a man going to park his car. He took it up to a rooftop car park In Poland Street. Sobo, London, and headed for a space. But his car slipped and
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      Lock icon UN adjourns voting rights showdown indefinitely
      116 10 UNITED NATIONS. Tues. The showdown over the voting rights of the principal debtor States in the General Assembly was indefinitely deferred yesterday following official statements that members were in general agreement that such a confrontation should be avoided. Meanwhile. the world body adjourned until
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      9-nation Ceylon exhibition
      42 10 COLOMBO. Tues. Ceylon's first international industrial exhibition has opened here with displays from nine foreign countries. Countries exhibiting in the show, which opened yesterday, are the United States, Czechoslovakia, Wert Germany, East Germany. China. Poland. Israel. India and Ceylon.
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      Lock icon X-ray tests in London soon for immigrants
      144 10 f ONDON, Tues. The Health Ministry resisted suggestions in Parliament that intending immigrants should have X-Ray tests on landing at any British port or in the country of origin. Mrs. Re nee Short (Labour) suggested having X-ray units at all Britn ports, including;
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      Lock icon PRINCE MICHAEL OF GREECE TO WED COMMONER
      299 10 PRINCE MICHAEL OF GREECE TO WED COMMONER ATHENS, Tuesday. pRINCE Michael of Greece, 26-year-old cousin of King Constantine, will marry a commoner here next Sunday in a. simple ceremony without parades or public fanfare. By doing so. he will forfeit all rights to tho Greek throne. His bride will be
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      Miners killed
      22 10 PARIS. Tues. At least IS miners were killed in a gas explosion early today in a coal mine near Arras.
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      Lock icon 10 men and a girl bait for Red Sea sharks
      207 10 10 men and a girl bait for Red Sea sharks F ONDON, Tues. Ten men and a girl will leave here shortly to act as human bait for sharks in the Red Sea. The party is led by an experienced underwater explorer. 50-year-old Lev Kenyon of London, who taught Prince
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      Lock icon Red Chinese interests in Burundi
      91 10 CAIRO. Tues. The United Arab Republic will look after Communist Chinese interests following the closure of the Peking I Embassy in Burundi. Foreign j Ministry sources said yesterday. The U.A.R. plane has also been sought to transport Chinese dip- 1 lomats out of Burundi, they
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      Lock icon Brazil visas for Red wives
      73 10 GENEVA. Tues Brazallan authorities have granted entry i j visas to the wives of four Chinese i to allow them to visit their hus- bands detained in Brazil with five other Chinese since last April. The International Committee of the Red Cross announced here yesterday
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      211 14 SINGAPORE. Tues. The firstever quadrangular Kuma- .em for champion hockey clubs which ended here on Sunday was declared a tremendous success. Officials, players and fans all agreed that the toiimament produced hockey of a high standard and that keen interest was sustained throughout the three
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      167 14 Not -so -green Walker lands the knockout punch in Round Two DULY WALKER the British heavyweight, slams a right across to the law to put American Charlie Powell down for the full count in in the second round of their fight in London last week. After the fight, Powell said:
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      317 14 i\EW YORK, Tuesday. pLOYD PATTERSON put himself in line for yet 1 another world heavyweight title chance when he beat Canada's George Chuvalo on points in a bruising 12-round battle here last night. World champion Cassius Clay rushed into the ring im mediately after the verdlci
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      189 14 LISTON ACQUITTED on CHARGE OF DRUNKEN DRIVING DENVER. Tues. Former world heavyweight boxing champion Sonny Liston. acquitted here on a drunk driving charge. told the court the police treatment he received would have I m ide a preacher belligerent. A jury of three men and threp women took 90 minutes
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      124 14 MELBOURNE. Tues.— Six pro- mising youngsters will com- prise the official Australian tour- i ing tennis team this year. They were named today as Bill Bon-rev. 21. Owen Davidson. 21 John Newcomble, 20. Tony Koch* i 19. Ray Kuffrls. 18. and John Cooper.
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      909 15 Djazzi can win the Henggeler' with 9.2 RACING with Epsom Jeep I ).IAZZ I is strongly fancied to win the Hengfeler Memorial Trophy (Race Four) the big race of today's holiday meeting at Kuala Lumpur. With 9.2. Djazzi is giving weight to several smart sprinters but this should be no
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      256 15 ATHLETICS Clarke beats record again AUCKLAND, Tues. Australian Ron Clarke broke his own world 5,000 metres record in a brilliant run on the Western Springs track here yesterday. He recorded 13mln. 33.65ec. to lop one second off his previous best, still pending ratification, set up at Hobart on Jan. 16.
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      59 15 HAVANA. Tues. The Nether- j lands Antilles beat Cuba 1-0 here j last night in their second leg < World soccer Cup elimination match. The teams drew the first match in Kingston ten days ago. The j defeat means Cuba's elimination i from the three-nation series in Oroup
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    96 16 I ONDON, Tues. Stamps to mark the 25th anniversary of the Battle of Britain are among special collection to be Issued by the British Post Office. Others will commemorate the Scots poet Robert Burns, Lister's discovery of antiseptic surgery the 700 th anniversary
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    82 16 CARACAS fVenizuelaV Tues. Caracas state police launched ;a r;iid on night clubs here and picked up the cttjri police chief. j Colonel Ocniirino Pena. I One man m till ovrr the hr:ici and taken to houiuil when .> I fight broke out after
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