The Straits Times, 16 March 1965

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. TUESDAY. MARCH 16. 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 1005
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    13 Indons killed, 10 captured
    402 1 'News black-out 9 to help security forces HUSH HUSH ROUT KUALA LUMPUR, Monday THIRTEEN Indonesians have been killed and 10 others captured by the security forces in South-East johore in the past week. A Government statement said tonight that the "black-out" of news on the
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    Lock icon U.S. hits deep into N. Vietnam
    304 1 U.S. hits deep into N. Vietnam SAIGON, Monday. A LARGE wave of American fighter bombers today stabbed deep into North Vietnam, blasting a one-square mih ammunition supply area only 100 miles from Hanoi. More Hum KM) jets look part in the smashing attack :ii>;iinst the Phil Qui :immunition dump. There
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    It doesn't matter who is go-between, says the Tengku
    128 1 It doesn't matter who is go-between, says the Tengku KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Tengku Abdul Rahman said today that the question of a mediator to end the IndonesiaMalaysia dispute was immaterial. "It does not matter who acts as so-between. They can come straight to me," he told reporters at the airport.
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    Sock names CO. for border war
    156 1 From WEE KIM WEE: KUCHING. Monda PRESIDENT Soe- tUtrno has appointed a Director of Operations for Borneo, the first since he launched his confrontation against Malaysia in January, 1963. He is believed to be Lt.-Col. Nurmathias. Military Attache to tbc Indonesian Embassy in Kuala
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    Lock icon Lee in Sydney
    19 1 SYDNEY Mon The Singapore Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. and party arrived here today —Reuter.
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    Lock icon Just fancy that
    28 1 SALT LAKE CITY. Mon. Mrs. Km Cloward and Mrs. Romilri Pauling, I win sisters froni nearby Layton, I'l.ih. each birth la boy-and-girl twins yesterday. Renter.
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    Lock icon Dawn claims £100,000
    46 1 SYDNEY. Mon— Swim:: >tar Dawn Fra-ser today -v.-d a writ claiming £AlOO.--000 from Associated Ni papers Ltd.. of Sydney Cause of the writ wa.s not disclosed. Dawn was recently su.spended tor 10 years by the Australian Amateur Swim- 1 ming Union.— Reuter. I
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    Mr. Yeap: I really don't know how a colonial governor behaves
    482 1 Mr. Yeap: I really don't know how a colonial governor behaves lESSELTON. Mon. Mr. Yeap Kee Aik. Malaysian Deputy Federal Secretary, said today the accusation by Dato Donald Stephens that one Federal officer in Sabah was behaving like a Colonial Governor was baseless. Speaking to reporters at his office. Mr.
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    Lightning kills Stevedore
    62 1 SINGAPORE. Mon A stevedore was killed and two other*, injured when they were struck by lightninn while travelling in a bo»t \n the Outer Roads tins a Her noon The dead mm: wits Lim Swee Pu:in. 47. of Kamponn Tionn Bahiu Kg Chwee. 37 of .Silat Road,
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    Post office men accept award
    554 1 Post office men accept award I/UALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Union of Post Office Workers has accepted under protest tin Government's final ofTer to its members, bringing to an end the controversy over the Ungku A arbitration tribunal award. The union took tinin preference to ret< the ca.se to the Salari<
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    STOP PRESS
    43 1 JAKARTA S DUTY I N I I E I> NATIONS, Mm —Britain viid in a Note to the Halted Vi tion- made public toil.n tint Indonesia with<lr.iw.il ll.ul not relieved Indonesian Government of Charter obligation to keep ike peace. B— ter.
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    Lock icon A star is born...
    26 1 HONG KONG. Mon Dtwspapar, Hie St.ir. beean publication here today. The 24-p.i^e Enuli.-h languaga tabloid i> >#11--10 Hong Koni: cents 1 Reuter
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      Lock icon Moscow inarch 'heroes' back in Peking
      363 2 Moscow inarch 'heroes' back in Peking Welcome home for students 'persecuted 9 by Russians PEKING, Monday. FOUk Chinese students, who, according to the Peking Government, were seriously wounded by Soviet authorities during the March 4 anti-American demonstration in Moscow, were given a tremendous welcome when they arrived here yesterday. About
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      Jakarta American Embassy staff get threats
      191 2 Jakarta American Embassy staff get threats JAKARTA. Mon. J American embassy staff in Jakarta have been receiving anonymous threatening letters and telephone calls warning them: "You will get what the British got In 1963." In that year. antl-BrttL<?h feeling culminated in th» burning of the Brttlrti Embassy Since then. British
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      Lock icon Anti-Hindi student boycott off
      67 2 MADRAS. Mon AntiHindi student leaders have called off a boycott of colleges throughout the state. The Anti-Hindi Agitation Council, meetina in Pondlclwry railed on students to wear black bands on Wednesday mourning the deaths of 62 killed in recont language riots. The council also asked students
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      Russia warns: Peking may enter war...
      168 2 \E\V DELHI. Mon— The 11 Soviet Union has told India that Communist China will intervene militarily in Vietnam if American planes continue bombing North Vietnam, the Times of India reported yesterday. The paper said India, with Yugoslavia and a number of other nonaligned nations,
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      Marine shot dead in mistake for Red guerilla
      172 2 Marine shot dead in mistake for Red guerilla DANANG, Monday. AN American marine was killed last night and two other Americans were wounded when they were mistaken for Communist guerillas and attacked by another Marine. They were the first casualties among the 3.900 men of the Ninth Marine Expeditionary Brigade
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      Annual T.B. toll
      20 2 RAWALPINDI. Mon. A Government f-uney reveals between 125.000 nnd 150.000 people die of tuberculosis annually in Pakistan.
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      Tshombe~a triumphal return
      80 2 Tshombe~a triumphal return TfLISABETHVILLE, Mon £j Premier Moise Tshombe made a triumphal return to his old secessionist 1 capital yesterday to campaign for the Congo's forthcoming; general elections. About 10.000 Africans and 500 whites packed the city centre to meet the man whose bid to keep Katanga an independent state
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      Lock icon Anti-smoking campaign
      48 2 HONG KONG. Mon.— The Hone Kong Government has launched an anti-smoking campaign. The basic aim or the campaign is to stop young people from smoking. The Education Department has Issued a circular to schools on the subject and included it in the teacher training programme. UPI.
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      Violence in Nigeria as noils draw nearer
      266 2 Violence in Nigeria as noils draw nearer LAGOS. Monda) yIOLENCE was re- ported yesterday from Nigeria's Eastern Region where voters go to the polls on Thursday to fill seats vacant since January's federal general elections. Independent candidate I Mr. C. O. Chiedozte narrowly escaped death when attacked In the regional
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Flyaway Goldie's freedom is over...
      272 3 Flyaway Goldie's freedom is over... pOLDIE, the flyaway eagle struck v fain last week. But his untended \ictim, a snowgoose, was rescued by two iron who saw Goldie's "dinner" dive w Regent's Park. Kivc days earlier, (iuldie, who escaped from London Zoo 17 days ago, killed a duck. Krrcntl.Y In-
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      Lock icon 'Honesty test' for 2 million
      84 3 LONDON. Mon. A oneday strike by ticket office clerks will give two million Londoners an honesty test today freedom to board underground railway trains without tickets. Nearly 200 of the city's 228 underground stations were expected to be without booking-clerks who are demanding more pay.
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      Lock icon 'Antiquated' palace pay procedure
      175 3 I ONDON, Mon.— The j trade union repre- J senting Queen Eliza- beth's servants at I Buckingham Palace j yesterday complained Of the antiquated procedures needed to get them a pay rise. The Civil Service Union, in its annual report, disclosed that pay Increases and "extras"
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      Lock icon Selma poised for another showdown
      238 3 Selma poised for another showdown CELMA. (Alabama). Mon. ael m a seemed poised today for a new showdown I between police and 1 rivil rights demonstraton, while in Washington President Johnson prepared to address i Congress on the racial issue. Dr. Martin Luther King. Negro leader, will deliver the eulogy
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      Lock icon SHIRLEY STILL HAS FANS IN BRITAIN
      120 3 I ONDON. Mon. Former Hollywood child star Shirley Temple arrived by plane last night from New York on her first-ever visit to Britain and found .she was not forgotten. Shirley. 36. was with her husband, an American electronics firm executive. Mr. Charles Black, 45
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      Lock icon RUSSIA LOST 14 MEN IN SPACE, says paper
      183 3 RUSSIA LOST 14 MEN IN SPACE, says paper MILAN, Monday. pOURTEEN Soviet astronauts have been lost in space since 1960, the Mi lan 'newspaper Corriere Delia Sera said yesterday In a despatch from Turin it said the Judica-Cordig-lia brothers, radio amateurs who often pick up satellite signals, had recorded transmissions
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      Lock icon Smiling Nikita turns out to vote
      95 3 Smiling Nikita turns out to vote MOSCOW. Mon. A smiling Nikita Khrushchev accompanied by his wife. Nina Petrovna. turn- ed out on Saturday to vote in Rus- sia's local elections, marking the' first time that Western corresi pondents had :i ch;uice to meet 1 tbs former Premier sinrr hi*. t;il)
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    Chamber makes pledge
    404 4 'MORE DYNAMIC SUPPORT FOR INDUSTRIALISATION PLANS NEW PRESIDENT ALSO STRESSES IMPORTANCE OF SINGAPORE'S TRADE AND COMMERCE SINGAPORE, Monday. TIIK ik'w President of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Soon Feng Y;iin, today pledged to give "more dynamic support for the Government's industrialisation plans. In his presidential
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    POLICE APPEAL TO TAXIDRIVER
    143 4 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Police today appealed to a Chinese taxi driver who picked up two "Maiay Iookmg" men at the junction of Dnoby Ghaut and orcnard Road at about 3 p.m. on March 10 the day Macdonald House was bombed to contact DSP Ong Kirn Boon, who
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    JOBLESS YOUTH SLAIN
    113 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.—Homicide Squad detectives to- > day began questioning a num- ber of secret society suspects in connection with the murder of an 18-year-old youth In a Craig Road backlane yesterday. The youth. Tng Llm Slew, jobless ex-student of the Paslr Panjang Secondary School, died of a
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    Motor-cyclist acquitted
    72 4 SINGAPORE. Mon— A motor- I cyclist. Ng You Lee. was today ac- I quitted by a district court after a two-day trial on a charge of causing by negligence the death of Teo Keng Hong. 61. a Government pensioner, in an accident at Jalan Besar on the night
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    Deaf-mute boy found in Bukit Ho Swee
    63 4 Deaf-mute boy found in Bukit Ho Swee SINGAPORE. Mon—Police are trying to contact the parents of a deaf and dumb boy who was found wandering in Bukit Ho Swee last Friday. No identification papers were found on the nine-year-old, boy now staying In the Salvation Army Boys Home in Thomson
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    JB Defence Corps to be expanded
    145 4 JOHORE 'THE Johore Bahru Civil to -aise the strength 1 I j j I I I j I I I BAHRU, Monday. Defence Corps intends of its local division to 3,000 oersonnel. In a circular to all Government departments and private firms in Johore
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    $6 MILLION PLYWOOD PLANT FOR JURONG
    290 4 $6 MILLION PLYWOOD PLANT FOR JURONG SINGAPORE. Mon. j A $6 MILLION ply- wood factory, the biggest in Malaysia, is to be built at the Jurong Industrial Estate, with local and Taiwan capital. Singapore's Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee will perform the foundation-laying ceremony of the factory, the Starlight
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    Culture Minister replies to remarks by Senu
    552 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. SINGAPORE'S Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Raja- ratnam today said the Malaysian Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman had offered "a new definition of communist tactics. Mr. Rajaratnam was com- I mentlng on a report that i
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    Prof. Chang's lectures
    67 4 SINGAPORE. Mon— Visiting Chinese scholar and author. Professor Carson Chang, will give two lectures on '"The meeting of East and West in the past and present" at the Ngee Aim College. Tank Road, at 8 p.m. tomorrow and Thursday. He will also give a series of three
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      308 4 HAVE YOU SEEN*." xvJ&Skk IN TOWN? *^l^ i LIDO TODAY TOMORROW ONLY I '{SINGAPORE) 5 SHOWS DAILY at 1 1 1 .45. 4. 6.30 9.1 5 g TERRY-THOMAS GEORGE SANDERS LIONEL JEFFRIES JACKIE LANE Bi a^H a^a& _J r** I*'1 aaa I CAPITOL (Singapore) OPENS THURSDAY B IT WAS D-DAY,
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    Lock icon BANK BOMB: TWO MEN in COURT
    267 5 BANK BOMB: TWO MEN in COURT SINGAPORE, Mon. -Two I Indonesians were charged in a magistrate's court here today with the murder of three Mac Donald House workers last Wednesday. Osman bin Haji Mohammed Ali, 22, and Harun bin Said, alias Tahir, 26. were charged with having "knowingly caused" the
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    Sabah to review immigration policy: I Lo –
    148 5 Sabah to review immigration policy: I Lo JESSELTON, Mon. Sabah State immigration policy Is to be reviewed because of the shortage of labour and in the light of the present circumstances, the Chief Minister. Mr. Peter Lo. said last night The policy needed reviewing because many people claimed the small
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    $700 haul by armed men
    57 5 PENANG. Mon— Five men. one armed with a pistol and the others with parangs, forced their way Into a farmer's house in Sunn, i Nlbong and got away with STf.O in cash and jewellery last nifjht Low Tat Soon. 42. said the eang forced his
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    Woman's death: Suspect held
    46 5 ALOR STAR Mon.— Police inve.stiK;iti!i(j, the death of an expectinother at her Kampong Dulang Kechil home in Yen. about 28 miles from here, have detained a suspect. The woman, 00l Kooi Kirn, 22. was found dead yesterday with I several stab wounds.
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    Mentri on a visit
    42 5 BATU PAHAT. Mon.— The Johore Mentri Besar. Dato Hajl Hassan bi.i Ha.ii Yunos. will open community hails, four mosques, two co-operative societies and two midwifery riimc.s during a vist to ,he district -n March 24 and March 25
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    Police may be used to evict sacked pickets
    173 5 SINGAPORE, Monday. 'J'HE live sacked employees of the Sigma Cable Company who with four sympathisers are still picketting the firm's factory in Jurong may be evicted by police action. This was stated today by a company spokesman, who said the firm was
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    MALAYSIAN PAINTINGS ON SHOW IN SYDNEY
    104 5 MALAYSIAN PAINTINGS ON SHOW IN SYDNEY From KEITH HOOPER SYDNEY. Mon. An exhibition, of 50 paintings of Malaysian life went on display today for a month at the Qantas' gallery here. The paintings in colour some of the most brilliant ever seen in Australiaare the work of a Singapore school-teacher,
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    Shell's No. 1 in Port Dickson
    60 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A chartered accountant. Inche Oesa bin Pachi. 31. has been appointed Controller of the Shell Refining Co. In Port Dirkson Inche Desa. an old boy of PenaiiK Free School, graduated M a chartered accountant from Melbourne University in 1961. He replaces
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    Photo exhibition on Friday
    50 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Minister for Culture, Mr. Rajaratnam. will open the 1965 Ilford Gold Trophy pictorial photography exhibition at the National Library lecture hall at 5.30 p.m. on Friday. The exhibition, which will end on Sunday is organised by the South-Eiist Asia Photographic Society of Singapore.
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    Singapore Yacht Club gets quit notice
    224 5  -  R. CHANDRAM By CINGAPORE, Mon. The Royal Singapore Yacht Club will soon I have to move out of its present premises in Trafalgar Street— a fter being there for some 43 years. A spokesman for the Singapore Port Authority said today that the club
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    Dato Aw Row gives cheque for boys' band
    98 5 SINGAPORE. Mon Dato Aw Kow. managing director of Sin Chew Jit Poh. a Chinese daily, today preMntad a cheque for $1,500 to the Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok. i to buy new uniforms for the Perak Boys' Home bugle band
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    Police transfers
    32 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Asst. Supt. Sabapathy of the Selangor Police Contingent has been transferred to Kluang as OCPD. He replaces Mr. Kok Chee Seng who has been posted to Muar
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    Indian team in to boost processed food market
    202 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. A THREE-MAN dele- gation from India flew in today for a 12--day visit to Malaysia to study the possibilities of enlarging its Indian processed foods and confectionery market In this ar?a Leader of the team. Mr. K U Patel. who
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    Bank clerk sues his mother
    247 5 Bank clerk sues his mother ITUALA LUMPUR, Mon. I j A bank clerk today sued his mother in the High Court here for depriving him of his share of his grand- father's estate. LJm Heng See. 25. alleged In J his writ that his mother Khor I Swee Yen, had
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    Response to business course at varsity good
    114 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The University of Malaya has received many suggestions from the business community on its plan to Introduce degree courses in Public and Business Administration. The Registrar. Mr. Foo Yeow Yoke, today described the response as "quite good." He also said
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      82 5 CONGRATULATIONS to LUCKY STORE LTD. Sole Agents for Mitsubishi Home Sewing Machines Mitsubishi Industrial Sewing Machines on the occasion of the Opening of a branch at 204-1 Jalan Kayu SINGAPORE A MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPN. TOKYO Exporter: MITSUBISHI SHOJI KAISHA, LTD., "PHOENIX MANSION" 12- STOREY MODERN FLATS >-w^ AT CAIRNHILL RD.,
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      375 5 HAVE YOU f*^ j HE IS AN M.C.I.S. P.R.O. He could be Just as Important to you as your doctor or lawyer. Enche Zalnol Abldln Is one of the 21 Public Relation Officers who has been recently appointed by the i Malaysian Co-operative Insurance Society Ltd. I Malaysia's own Insurance
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    Law clerks: Job switch barriers may end
    159 6 Law clerks: Job switch barriers may end SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Bar Committee has decided that Rule 11 in the Singapore Practice and Etiquette Rules, govern- ing the employment by a legal firm of clerks already employed by another legal firm. should be revoked. A spokesman said that the committee's
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    Lock icon They no longer live in tear
    164 6 They no longer live in tear I ESSEX, TON, Mon. About 500 illegal Indonesian Chinese immigrant* have accepted the Governments amnesty offer and reported to the authorities. But it W believed there are at least 500 other illegal immigrants who have not done this. One immigrant. Lim Yit Kirn. who
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    Foreman fined $250
    59 6 IPOH. Mon —Lai Hoons: Thai. 28. a workshop foreman. was fined »250 by the magistrates court here today when he pleaded guilty to assisting In running an Illegal character lottery. He was arrested by a police party led by Asst. Supt. RK. Pll- 1 lay behind m
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    Firemen in 9 States to go on strike on April 10
    444 6 ABOUT "1,000 firemen in nine Malayan States will go on strike at the stroke of midnight on April 10 in protest against the Government's delay in settling a claim for revision of salary scales as requested by the National
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    Lock icon 'N.Z. air squadron ! to remain in Malaysia')
    132 6 'N.Z. air squadron to remain in Malaysia') 1 WELLINGTON, Mon. J- The New Zealand Minister of Defence, Mr. Dean Eyre, today announced that No. 14 (Canberra) Squadron of the Royal New Zealand Air Force would remain in Malaysia indefinitely. It has been deployed In Singapore since September. •"The Government leeis
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    Traders warned: Beware of false trade marks
    222 6 Traders warned: Beware of false trade marks SINGAPORE. Monday. many types of manufactured goods with false trade marks are available locally, retailers should be particularly cautious in buying their supplies, a district judge. Mr. Dalip Singh, said today. i He fined two traders $1,500 each or five months" jail in
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    9-mile Jurong railway to be ready by August
    103 6 CINGAPORE. Mon. Th« Singapore Government today announced that the $4.5 million nine mile Jurong railway is expected to be completed by August this year. rhe rail line connects th« Jurong Industrial complex to the main Malayan Railway line at the Buklt Timah
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    Boy breaks leg in accident
    41 6 IPOH. Mon A two-year-old my. Foong Mun Hin. had a Ing noken in collision rith :i niob:!e < :nf ma van .a ►lengtembu. near here, yesterday. to the ipoti ha»)ital when b«- :s Mid to be in
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    Death of baby: Man held
    50 6 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Mon Police have detained a man following the death of an 18-moirh baby. S. Miirug.t. In Buku Men., lam hwpttal i.i.v nmhi. The baby was rushed to hospital by his father. A. Subramamam. a 29-year-old labourer, after a reported fall on Saturday night
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    Islamic College stone
    29 6 KUALA I.UMPUR. Mon.— The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, will lay the foundation stone of the Islamic College at Petalinj Jaya at 5 p.m. on Friday.
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    4 carriers lead naval exercise in Malacca Straits .
    166 6 4 carriers lead naval exercise in Malacca Straits SINGAPORE. Mon. The naval excercise code-ramed "Fotex"" is now in full swing In the Malacca Straits. The exercise, under th command of Rear Admiral P. J. Hill-Norton, second-ln-command Far East Heet. began on Friday off Singapore. More than 40 warships from the
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    'The place of modern art'
    53 6 PENANO. M n. A ten her in tiie Pricing Fre« School. Mr. Jolui Lee Joo For. will talk on •The place oi modern art with special reference to M b Council tomorrow at 7 p.m. This is the MCOQd talk In th* series organised by
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    Gang attack at wayane:
    38 6 Gang attack at wayane: rawoKTB i monger. Chew Teong I.iew. 20. waa assaulted by seven men when h» went to see a Chinese wu •j.ilan Raja Uda la.st nigh; admitted to Butterworth Hoeptul with head ar.d body Injuries.
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    'Meet economic challenge' call to national development body
    180 6 THE Permanent Secretary to the Prime Minister's Department. Dato Abdul Jamil bin Rais. today called on the National Development Planning Committee to always give off its best in view of the I challenging economic and 1 social tasks facing the country. He
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    79 7 You move like a girlwalk like a girl... dance like a girl... play like a girl... why not be comfortable even on difficult days? UseTampax internal sanitary protection. You aren't even aware you're wearing it! MEN of the 2nd Parachute Bn. have been flown to forward
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    MALAYSIA NEXT ON LIST AFTER VIETNAM: LEE
    208 7 MALAYSIA NEXT ON LIST AFTER VIETNAM: LEE CHRISTCHURCH. Monday. IF there is a general collapse of government defences in South Vietnam, Malaysia will be "next on the list" of the Communists" advance after Cambodia and Thailand have succumbed, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. the Prime Minister of Singapore, said in an
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    Commonwealth troops train in Brunei
    151 7 1] IJRUNEI TOWN. Mon. 1 Australian and New Zealand combat troops are now in training in Brunei State in the Central Brigade area, a military spokesman said today. Thr troops are the Australian Ist Special Air Service Squadron and n detachment from the Ist New
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    School clerks in Johore plan a trade union
    140 7 BATU PAHAT, Mon.— School clerks in Johore are to form a union to fight for improved pay and better conditions. An interim committee has been set up here to convene a meeting. The chairman of the committee. Inche Ja'afar bin Haji Amin.
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    Boy killed in taxi crash
    56 7 PARIT BUNTAR. Mon. Ng i Kean Seng, seven-year-old pupil ol a Chinese school here, died at the i Ist mile. Taiping Road, last night after he had been knocked down by a taxi. His grandmother. Tan Slew Moy, who wiifc with him at thr time
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    Lock icon Radio gifts
    41 7 SIBU. Moii. The schools broadcaslLng officer, Mr. Allan i Moore. distributed transistor radio sets to headmasters of 90 Chinese rural schools in the Third Division this week. The presentation took place at the divisional education office here.— AP. 1
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    Minister opens new police station
    168 7 Minister opens new police station SINGAPORE, Mon. The Federal Minister for Home Affairs, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Haji Abdul Rahman, today opened a new police station at Chong Pang village in Semba-i wang the first to be established in Singapore since Malaysia was formed In hLs speech. Dato Ismail envisaged
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    W.I. convention
    26 7 PEREMBAN. Mon— The Negrt Sembilan Women's Institute will hold their annual convention on Friday at 230 p.m. at the Town Hall here. UU« MA
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    $5,800 worth of tin stolen
    62 8 IPOH. Mon —Thieves broke into the store of the Pook Foh Tin Mines in Kampong Rapat here at the weekend and escaped with II bags of tin ore. Mr. Foo Chee Seng, manager o( the mine, told the police that each bag contained about 00
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    60 polio cases in Perak: Rush for vaccine
    262 8 60 polio cases in Perak: Rush for vaccine IPOH, Monday. OIXTY cases oi polio have been reported in Perak so far this year. The majority of them, however, have been discharged from hospitals and are now receiving periodic physiotherapy treatment. The incidence according to a spokesman of the Medical Department
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    Youth Club head
    39 8 KLUANG. Mon. Mr. Teoh Chin Boon has been re-elected president of the Youth Club here lor the sixth consecutive year Others elected were: Mr. PetnHeng. vice-president; Mr. Low Yin Teck. secretary; and Mr Robert Chuah. treasurer.
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    Copper -wire raids: CEB offer reward
    116 8 KUALA Ll'.MPl R. Mon. A S3OO reward is rH-ing offered by Uie Centril Electricity Board for information leading to the arrest of anyone responsible for stealing wire from electricity mains. The C.E.B. area manager. Mr. J. A. Elder, said today that there bad been
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    I Union in pay talks
    21 8 PENANG. Mon— The Penang Port Commission Employees' Union will start pay talks with the management tomorrow.
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    CAPITAL CLEAN-UP: 370 HAWKERS ARRESTED
    135 8 CAPITAL CLEAN-UP: 370 HAWKERS ARRESTED KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A total of 370 unlicensed street hawkers have been arrested here under "Operatior? Clean-up" launched by the municipality and the police. The campaign, which is being headed by the Kuala Lumpur Traffic Chief, Daputy Supt. Mansor bin Mohamed Noor. began six months
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    Gang leader held
    28 8 PENANO. Mon. A robbery i suspect, described by police M leader of the Jee Leong Hor gang. was arrested in Campbell Street I last nigh;.
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    German visitor praises local unions
    230 8 German visitor praises local unions KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The trade union movement here is wellbalanced with a high sense of responsible This is the opinion of a leading German trade unionist. Mr. Franz Lepinskl. who has been hen the past week talking to local union leaders. He i.s now attending
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    New members of ! students' union
    42 8 New members of students' union KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Two .student organisations in Sabah and Sarawak were today affiliated tv the National Union of Malaysian Students. They arc the Bukit Lintang Teachers' College Students' Union. Jesselton, and the Gent College Students' Council. Kuchlng.
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    GOVT SERVICE: AN INQUIRY ON FOREIGN DEGREES
    155 8 \LALA LUMPUR. Mon \l2-MAN committee headed by the Princ i p a 1 Establishment Officer, Malaya, Tengku Mohamed bin Tengku Eesar Burhanuddin. will meet here on Wednesday to discuss the question of recognition of foreign degrees for entry into the public service. A
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      251 8 .if Onp Bfl V. T. tin ret tin I(A SUPPOSE THERE VM^S>J*- L >/ r ...BUr I'M \OU'N DOC BOTH WELL, WEVE TURNED UP HEY.' IDOK '^Wljiji, CIVILIZATION 12.000 /MLttTMSURE fT WAS FIGGER NOUR A lOT OF EVIDENCE IN AT THAT I <?} 'M**?! JL^ ARS AGO THAT THOSE f
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  • STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE
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      Will Adams, Japan's own Ancient Mariner
      1810 9 TRUTH WAS STRANGER THAN FICTION FOR SHIPWRECKED ENGLISHMAN ONE day in 1872 James Walker, an linglish merchant in Japan, was exploring (he village of Hemi near the port of Yokoouka when he came upon a time weathered tombstone almost buried in long grass and
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    DEATHS
    57 10 M Werela SIS limimnm CABLE RECEIVED FROM Koad»v,l .TK- Ammugam. -\j. Raaah Road. **rmb»n His hrouier Kiiddltbamby 'sf£" a r 'H* «way I TAN TIONO WATT of t» II Com •i onwealth f>rive pawed away peace- fulr» at S3O pm. oa 14 3«■ rortege Singapore Casket for AlJunl»d o
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    73 10 Were]* tit < Minimum, TM« WIDOW aad cblldrea of tbe «te Mr Toh Boon Pea thank friends »nd relative* for rhelr attendance and help THt BIREAVCO FAMILY of 'he late Mr Ong Ho. k Hye thank every one for their at'endan-* n»U he rimrr.i THE FAMILY OF late Mr
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    IN MEMORIAM
    22 10 M Word* SIS Mtmmum IN LOVING MEMORY of Mary K.lmbeth F>ter». Cone yearn axe) '<xlay not foncotten by loving husband.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    142 10 Wn4t StS (mmtmum) rCOERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. lnrite all teacbera and book addict* to browse tn their showroom at Tlmea douse River Valley Road. Singapore. MALAYSIA RESTAURANT Joo <'bial Road will remain closed oa i Monday IMh Tuesday 18th March. Will reopen on Wednesday 17th Marcb. S A GOOD MALAYAN
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  • The Straits Times Tuesday. March 16. 1965.
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      Sock And Islam
      677 10 Sofknino's Afro-Asian Is- I lamic conference, sponsored j entirely for political purposes, did not become the "con- frontation" piece he had i confidently expected. The conference refused to endorse the two resolutions relating to Ma-aysia prepared by the In- donesian delegation and stout- I ly backed by
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      Progress Report
      583 10 Progress reports on the MmyaK Beku coconut replant- ing and rehabilitation scheme tare encouraging, though it would be wrong to read too much nto them just yet. The pilot project was launched in July, 1963, and it is too early to celebrate the complete success even of rehabilitation.
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    Police. Press and the bank bomb
    243 10 LETT! I READ with disgust your report (8. T. Mar. 11) about the barring of our local reporters and the manhandling of a Chinese paper reporter when these gentlemen were covering the blast In Mac Donald House. What I cannot understand is If the
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    Border camp
    69 10 I^HE large camp capable of accommodating 200-250 men mentioned in your editorial on the border Communists was in fact, discovered by a Thai border police patrol. It was in Thai territory near the Malaysian border. In his interview with the Press on Saturday, the Deputy Minister of Defence
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  • Letter
    School life in the ulu
    330 10 YOUR editorial "Rural Survey" <S.T. Mar. 2) contains much food for thought. Having served In a rural area for the past eight years, I am fully acquainted with the handicaps under which rural children pursue their education. Very little consideration ha> been given to them
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    The parlours
    155 10 HOW heartily I sympathise with your reader who complained about the massage parlours or brothels In Johore Bahru. I live in what was once a quiet residential district. Two of these establishments have opened within fifty yards of my house. Each occupies two houses. The noise from the
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    Water bill
    134 10 IT is a well known fact that the residents north of the cjauseway are a tolerant lot but even so. there are limits to which such tolerance should be exploited. The water charges In Johore Bahru have recently been raised by 66 2/3<v from 60 cents to $1/-
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    Flies stopped
    74 10 WITH reference to the letter written by "Resident" (ST Feb. 2> concerning files at Kirn Keat Road/Kirn Keat Avenue, this matter was investigated and it was found that fly breeding was caused by a neighbouring vegetable gardener using prawn dust as manure. The vegetable gardener was advised to
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    Burkill
    65 10 "THE report of the passIng away of Mr. I.H. Burklll is read with great regret The two voluminous works by the late Mr. I.H. Burkill entitled "A Dictionary of Economic Products of the Malay Peninsula" cannot be excelled and will serve for all times as a great source of
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    LITTLE LAOS IS DOING WELL...
    1074 10  -  WARREN UNNA By VIENTIANNE, Mon JUST over a month after its own attempted I coup. Laos, the supposerJ weak sister of South Vietnam, is I achieving more polit ical stability in what i government it has than ever before. And It certainly is doing better
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    Newsmen's union see chief of police—
    232 11 Newsmen's union see chief of police— SINGAPORE. Mon. R e p r c sentatives from the Singapore National Union of Journalists are to meet the acting Commissioner of Police, Mr. A. T. Rajah, on Thursday to discuss complaints of obstruction and manhandling of Malaysiar newsmen by certain police officers. This
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    A thirst leads three to court
    87 11 SINGAPORE. Mon Three thirsty members of the Work Brigade yesterday climbed a coconut tree in Jalan Loyang Besar and plucked three coconuts without the owners permission. Today, the three were In court on a joint theft charge. Rehmatullah bin Abdul Rahlm. 19. Ayawoo. 18.
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    U.S. grant is extended
    58 11 SINGAPORE. Mou. The United States Public Health Service hM announced that the research grant awarded to Dr. Ki&ng Ai Kirn of the University of Singapore Iml year has been extended for two years to 1966. Dr Kiang us doing research Bl Mie National Institute of Health
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    Plan for safety teams to guard buildings
    170 11 Plan for safety teams to guard buildings SINGAPORE, Mon. The committee of the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce at a meeting today decided to set up "safety committees" to guard the buildings of each of Its members against sabotage by Indonesian agents. The meeting was convened to discuss a proposal
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    33rd time in trouble
    68 11 IPOH. Mon. Sulaiman bin I Wahie. 37. unemployed, who had 32 convictions was jailed for six > months by the magistrate's court i here today fur falling to register for a new identity card. He plead- Ed guilty. The magistrate. Mr. W. Batchithanandhan. remarked: "Being a
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    Accused of murder
    47 11 I SINGAPORE. Mon— Llm Hock Kirn. 36. «'v charged In the ninth magistrate's court today with the murder of his brother. Llm Kirn Bwee. in a nouse at Chin Bwee Road on Aug. 20 last year. The rase will be mentioned next Mon--1 (]gy.
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    Security measures are reviewed
    266 11 SINGAPORE MOVES TO PREVENT NEW ATTACKS by JACKIE SAM: Singapore. Monday QECURITY measures in vital installaOtions and public buildings are being given a thorough review following Wednesday s bombing ot Mac Donald House in Orchard Road. Security precautions in some ot the more vulnerable installations like
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    Siew Sin to go hunting tiger in India
    191 11 Siew Sin to go hunting tiger in India TTVALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Siew Sin, will go tiger shooting his favourite pastime in India. He leaves tomorrow on a month's holiday cum business trip which will take him first to India and then to London and
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    Abattoir for Singapore's meat-canning industry
    92 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Government Is to build a Si 1 million abattoir and quarantine station at the i estuary- of the Jurong River to cater for Singapore';-meat-canning Industry. The Director of the Primary Productions Department. Ministry of National Development. Mr. Cheng Ton* Fatt. today said
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    Jab for boy, 2 -and it hurts
    133 11 ITUALA LUMPUR. Mon Two year old Kuan Kwan Keong screams as he receives an antidiphtheria jab from staff nurse Irene Tan at the Shaw Road Clinic today Holding him down is midwife Yap Siew Lan. Kwan was among HI children brought to the
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    Lock icon Rush to accept citizens in Sabah
    147 11 lESSELTON, Mon. The Malaysian Government was instituting a crash programme to facilitate the application for citizenship, the deputy Federal Secretary, Mr. Yeap Kee Aik. said today. He said the Government was very concerned at It was Important that all those who were eligible should
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    April 1 deadline for chess
    57 11 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Singapore Chew Pederation and the Chess Association of Mal.iva hr.ye extended the closing date :nr entries for the forthcoming Malaysian Chev. Championship t i April 1. Prize 6 for the competition, which will be held during Easter, are $150 champion. $75 for
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    Man, 50, in death fall
    33 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. An un- Identified 50-year-old man fell to his death from the seventh floor of a block of Housing and Development Board flats In Queenstown, this evening.
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    Pilgrim send-off
    32 11 PENANO, Mon— Nearly 10.000 Muslims were at the Penan* whnrf today to see off 2.046 pilgrims who .sailed in the Kuala Lumpur on the final trip to Mecca thK year
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    Making mockery of the law, says court president
    391 11 Making mockery of the law, says court president ITL'ALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The Senior President of the Sessions Court here, Syed Hassan AI-JefTri. said today he felt the prosecution was making mockery 1 of the law by charging people with sedition while detaining them under the Internal Security Act He intended
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      106 11 NEW THOROUGHBRED STYLING NEW ©©SEISIN Lr %"£«»"^fl Him BBk.£SyK H i tflr^B B^^ '^*M wfr* j Already Malaysia's top-seller, Cortina interior comfort improvements. Disc has now been improved way out ahead brakes and many other extras" now of any car near its field. Sleeker, lower standard equipment as well! Come
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      678 11 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) CHANNhLS Kuala Lumpur A. English: 7.10 Sport*: 7.30 Bat Prnane: 6 Ipoh Malacca Masterson "Three Bullets for Bat"; 8.00 News In Mandarin: 1-00 p.m. Test pattern: 5.45 8.10 Tab Hunter Show "Doll Programme summary. 5.50 In a Bathing Suit": 8.30 Zero News outlines In the National One
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      Look at what science is cooking up in the kitchen!
      664 12 Look at what science is cooking up in the kitchen! IX a lew years' time housewives will be buying irrndiated foods foods which have been given a dose of radiation. Irradiation sterilises and preserves foodstuffs and controls harmful insects, saving vast amounts which usually perish during storage. American fishing fleets
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      IN SEARCH OF THE RIGHT HAIR STYLIST
      271 12 IN SEARCH OF THE RIGHT HAIR STYLIST CMNDING the right hairdresser is still a very real problem for most women and until they strike lucky it can be a demoralising and expensive search. TryinK out a nr« salon needs enough iron nerve to insist on findin? out exactly what the
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      Such flights of fancy in new hat range
      147 12 rE masculine view that women will put anything. Including the kitchen sink, on their heads and call It a hat. was endorsed recently when royal milliner Simone Mlrman showed a spring range closely related to the. kitchen chair reports Lynn Edwards from
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      235 12 wStAJ'AfMt/ MOTHERS AKTA-VITE' ENSURES GOOD HEALTH PROPER DEVELOPMENT AND RESERVES OF ENERGY FOR EVERY MEMBER OF YOUR FAMILY /'/7\!p^S?y ALL YOUR FAMILY W W EVERYDAY f J WA\ AKTA-VITE is j drliciOMt choco- \"V_ *r<^y M| lat* drink in hot Of cold milk. •*J >TJ' > 4m which centaim j
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  • FOREIGN DESK EXTRA
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      Lock icon Arab envoys in Bonn to be withdrawn
      154 13 Arab envoys in Bonn to be withdrawn Mon. Arab countries are to withdraw their ambassadors from Bonn immediately and will sever diplomatic relations with West Germany if she establishes diplomatic relations with Israel. These decisions were an- nounced by Syed Nofal. Arab League assistant secretaryI general, shortly after the two-day-conference
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      Lock icon Bangkok visit
      36 13 TOKYO. Mon. Vice-Admiral Paul Blackburn Jnr. who assumed: command of the U.S. Seventh! Fleet on March 1. will make a four-day official visit to Bangkok beginning on March 22. it was announced today. Reuter
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      Night watch over bones
      75 13 I UAUKV balziell, 23. stretch- «-s out for a night's sleep i alongside a 330-year-old bedmatc. The bones are those oi the Batavia Skeleton, on snow at the Town i Hall in Perth. Two schoolboys, just for a lark, had stolen two of the rib bones
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      Lock icon ISOLATED INDIA TURNS TO WEST FOR SUPPORT
      309 13 ISOLATED INDIA TURNS TO WEST FOR SUPPORT j NEW DLLHI. Monday. j 'PHERE is serious concern here that a diplomatic x net is beinp tightened around India by three unfriendly neighbours. The threatening trio. In Indian eyes, are China, Pakistan and Indonesia. Increasing co-operation between them is worrying the Prime
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      Lock icon Shirali, 162, walks to polls
      57 13 Moscow Mon. The mde<l known inhabitant oi the Soviet Union. Shiral: Misltmov. aged 162. walked nenrlv two miles from his mounvtin village near Baku in Azerbaijan yesterday to vote in municipal elections. Moscow Radio reported. The bioartcast said Shir;ili was t t-omn inied by his
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      Lock icon 'Red Devils' organiser Browning dies at 68
      115 13 'Red Devils' organiser Browning dies at 68 I ONDON. Mon. Ueut.. Gen. Sir Frederick Browninss. organiser of Britain's airborne army In World War 11. died yesterday, aged 68. In 1941 Sir Frederick look on the training of the "Red Devils." Britain's parachute troops, so nicknamed because of their red beret.s.
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      Lock icon Five spoons earn him £1,500
      97 13 LONDON. Mon Mr. Stanley ci.cik. 61. volunteered u> help witn restoration work on his village's ruined church last year. Now he will be at least £1.500 better off. because a Jury Ha* decided th.-i: five solid silver spoons he discovered in a cavity lln the
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      Lock icon Honeymoon with police
      77 13 BANGKOK. Mon. A bride spent her weddinc nieht with her bridegroom at a police station h*re betMM she was needed to give evidence about a murder at her wedding reception. M.«ny ;ue»ts camp armed with pistols to the reception at Nonthahuri. about 1") miles north of •here.
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      Lock icon GRENADE KILLS SOLDIER IN ADEN
      119 13 GRENADE KILLS SOLDIER IN ADEN 4 DEN, Mon. A British soldier was killed last night and two others were in uired in a grenade at- on a BniKh military (»niD"und near here. A spokesman at Middle Bm4 i ommand headquarters said two nicn.i<i:s were thrown at an \iin> vehicle miii
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      Lock icon Kirn Novak sets wedding date
      47 13 ABPEN i Colorado!. Mon Actress Kirn Novak and English actor Richard Johnson will be married at this Rocky Mountain ski town today, a spokesman for Miss Novak said last night. The spokesman said the wedi ding would be a civil ceremony UPI.
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      71 die as quake rocks island off Celebes
      136 13 71 die as quake rocks island off Celebes 'TOKYO. Mon. An A earthquake killed 71 people and ed more th a v 2,b00 houses, schools, snops and mosques and several bridges on the Banana Islar^i, east oi Celebes, Indonesia, the New China News Agency reported today. The agency, quoting the
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    100 16 MELBOURNE Mon. KEY INDUSTRIALS led a continuation of Friday's general recovery and rises exceeded falls by the widest margin this year. B.H.P. was up 9d. to 535. 3d. Rase metals nnned with Mt. Isa down 4d. to 31s. Bd. Oila were steady. Mount Isa 31/8 N Broken Hill
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    246 16 Blares) 13. Three months. INDUSTRIAL* Bouttrad 14 ctav I'mteers 14 eta Dunlops 14cta. M. font. 12 cts City. Dev. 7 eta. M. Cables IB eta. K. Smelters 26 eta. McAIIMer 12 cts. Esso 14 cts. M. Invest. 10 eta. Ked. Dlsp. 12 eta. 0.C.8.C. 15 eta. r. ft
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    240 16 T»HE following list of selected x Malayan Industrial yields Is based on last sales to Saturday March 13. «O.Y. «I.Y. »T.O. Cold Htore 2.06 10.4 IV» I.A K. Smrltera KM 10.1 17.4 1.7 P. N 237 S.O 9.9 1.2 Gammons 9.0 27.3 2.7 Hume ords. 1.70 12.9 1.7
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    H.K. RATES
    36 16 ON thr tree exchange market In Hong Kong yesterday the U.I. dollar was quoted at 5.731 for T.T. and 5.741 for sash. tterlmg wu quoted at 10.03 and ens tael of gold at 283).
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    QUIET CONDITIONS RULE ON STOCK MARKETS
    738 16 From Our Market Correspondent VERY dull conditions and an extremely small turnover again characterised the Stock Exchange of Malaysia when business was resumed yesterday. On the whole prices appeared to be a little easier, but without any news to guide it the market was
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 16 Malayan Stock Indices Mar. 13 Ma.. 1 'Industrials: 78.74 rs l Tins: WLM lo'V; rubbers: 103.61 •Dec. 30, 1963= ion Dec. 2.9, 1962 lllii
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    730 16 OUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIAL*, esuetead (1,000) 51. 34. C.t. Holdings (2.000) 52.0.1: Dunlops ii.OOO) 51. 57: F. and N. erds. (3,000) (US;
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    61 16 /^HINESE Produce Eichaniti. «m«per* n—n prico p«r picul yctterday: Coconut oil: bulk tm; arllera. drum S6P «ellrrs. Copra: Msr./Apr. TK Continent: t'n<i Pepptr: Muntok white li'.o frllera. Sarawak white ***** Sarawak hla.-k 1143 i aellcra, garhle4 Ijimponic bl.irk glSO(N) M <i«2i(N> laUara. tinxapere Coconut Oil Miller*" Ante. elation
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    22 16 Mar. 15. MALAYAN KIBBER PRICE: 711 cents (unchanged). TIN: 5G44.50 (down $1.75). Unofficial estimated offering 255 tons (up 15 tarn
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    Straits tin price again declines by $1.75
    244 17 Straits tin price again declines by $1.75 rIK Straits tin price yesterday again eased fallini; by $1.7:> to MUM per piiul in Prnang. The offering was estimated up 15 tons to 255 taM. The morning ses&ion of the Singapore Rubber Market yesterday opened slightly easier on lower London advices, and
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    RUBBER PRICES
    250 17 APRIL first grade rubber f.o.b buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur Mstrrdav at 71 cents per lb., unchanged on Friday's closing level for the position. The tone was inactive. K.A.S. and K.M.R.E. closing priirs in cents per lb. yesterday: Buyers Sellers Int. 1 R.S.S
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    148 17 c MIPS lying alonotdt the Sinmpert 3 Harbour wharvit tr eiptcttd Uday art: r.lrno. 34. Ozarda 5. Ann» Bakke illlitoa i. Olvmpia Muni lO'll. Of Madras 13' M. Mene«th*ua 13 l« CtTCM I*. Rajah Brooke 19. l-.i-nm»rdhu: tlftt. City of l**&s 39 30, r>tt«rn Mi>*<- 31 32,
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      672 17 TENDERS LEMBAGA PELABOHAN SWETTENHAM TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are Invited from Contractors to operate Canteen at the New Headquarters Building of the Lembaga Pelabohan Swettenham. Full particulars and Tender Forms are obtainable from the Setta Usaha. Lembaga Pelabohan Swettenham during office hours. Tenders must be submitted in sealed envelopes endorsed: "CANTEEN"
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      337 17 TENDERS CITY COUNCIL TENDER Tenders are Invited for the supply an I delivery at the Electricity Supply Department's store at Dato Kramat Road, Penang, of the following materials used for outdoor distribution in electricity supply work: (1) 100.000 yds. Of 7/122 H.D. bare Aluminium Conductor. (2) 50.000 yds. of 7
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      334 18 RACING with Epsom Jeep IPOH. Mon. Trainer Milton Sullivan"s smart three-year-olds. Lord Francis and Zaza, should figure prominently in their races on Wednesday after their splendid workout on a good track here this morning. They did the best gallop today. Breaking from the
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      OVALTINE CUP
      27 18 IPOH Mon.— The Perak Interschuol badminton toufhament tor the Ovaltine Cup < boys mil he; held at the Bt. John Ambulance Hall here on Mar. JO.
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      SPOTLIGHT ON YOUR FANCIES FOR TOMORROW
      573 18 EPSOM JEEP spotlights the fancied runners at Ipoh tomorrow: CI. 2 Div. 2— sif str AI. AMANDA: Third with 8.12 to Master Valuer over 6f on Sunday third to Miss Delaware over sf f str. last season. PAMTOBA: Kan well up to a stage
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      WEIGHTS FOR TOMORROW
      494 18 IPOH, Mon.— Weights for all seven races on Wednesday, second day of the Perak Turf Club March meeting, are CL 2. DIV. Z—h' 2 f STR. AUmanda 9.00 Cavallina 9.00 Contractor 9.00 Redcar 9.00 Panitoba 8.13 CaM Iron 8.13 Hidup Malays!*, 8.12 The Banker II 8.09 Lovely
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      STIPE'S REPORT
      405 18 Smith fined $500 for careless riding IPOH. Mon. Stipendiary si* w.irds report on Sunday's racing here It: K\< t (»Nt: After passing the 4! >prin K nrld iSubuni had to DC checked when crowded slightly by Bashful tKingMoni and Magnificent King «K. Leoni?i. In the ttraight Noble Choice
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      745 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE UHIIMIII DWARTMENT: Requires (A) STORES SUPERINTENDENT in salary scale $670xA30-880-920--965/Efl. Bar 1.010xA45- 1.146 plus variable allowance as payable from time to time and Central Provident Fund benefits. Appointment will be on temporary basis in the first Instance with prospect* of future permanency.
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      843 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS FEDERAL LAND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY APPLICATIONS are Invited from suitably qualified MALE Malaysian Citizens of the following post* with this Authority: I. Administrative Officer* iai Qualification Honours Degree from a recognised University. tt>> Salary Starting $850 pjß. i all-in i on the -cale I of *8r)O-.iOA-S10OO $1050-SOA-***** SI3OO-60A-*****. n
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    Kitta of Japan heads the overall list
    422 19 Kitta of Japan heads the overall list KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Japan's Canada Cup representative. Tadashi Ki'ta. who has yet. to win a tournament in the Far East golf circuit in three years of competition, heads the overall placings for the 56.000 prize money in the current series. Ever-smiling Kitta. who
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    711 19  -  NORMAN SIEBEL PACEMAN BRAIN MAKES JEREMIAH JUMP. jßy Singapore, Mon. Plenty of runs for XL fans, says Graveney ENGLAND Test batsman Tom Graveney has scored so many runs for Worcestershire in three days' cricket in Singapore that the fans who intend to see the English county
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    SOCCER Selectors' choice fails to oblige
    180 19 SOCCER Selectors' choice fails to oblige SINGAPORE. Mon. Singapore stiecturs. who are searching I for a goalkeeper for the Slate I learn, turned out today to watch Fdthul Kanbs Mokhtar Tabn. (in- of two mm on their short Uat, but. had 10 go away disappointed. Mokhtar. however, us strongly '•d
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    TEST SARDESATS BRILLIANT DOUBLE CENTURY
    139 19 TEST SARDESATS BRILLIANT DOUBLE CENTURY BOMBAY. Mon. The "Third cricket Test between India and New Zealand ended In a draw here today. New Zealand, set to make 255 in 150 minutes for victory when India declared their second Innings at 463 for five had scored 80 for eight wickets by
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    KHA OFFICIALS
    33 19 SUNGEI PATANt. Mon— Dato Shuib Awang Osman was elected piesident of the Kedah Hockey Association with J. B. Fiddler an:l Santokh Sinsli as vice-presidenis I and Gazall Yahaya as secretary j
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    24 19 TELUK ANSON. Mon Perr.k Amateur Athletic Association offl- cials: chairman Mustafa Ahmud: vice-clwirman Pretam Singh IDhillon: secretary R. Meganu;than: treasurer V Renganathan
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    25 19 HOC'KKY Nfiri Ije: Rangers v Teachers: NSCRC v SPOBA tNS I BOCCEB S'porc Div 1: RAF I Seletar v Amicables < Jn. Besar. >5.15t. I
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    91 19 GKLNADA: Sir Frank Worrell, former TcM star who 's now manager of the West Indies team, hit a century here yesterday. Leading Windward Islands against the West Indies team in a three-day practice match, Worrell hit 100 in 135 minutes «rh 14 fours. He displayed much of his
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    18 19 BUTTERWORTH. Mon. D. Williams was re-elected President of the Province Wellesley FA and S. Suppiah reelected secretary.
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    127 19 WORCESTERSHIRE Kenyon c J. Martens b T Martens 32 Horton c J. Martens b T. Martens 69 Hradley st Sithawalla b T. Martens 1 Clra veney c Baldiraj b Bynoe 92 IVOlivelra not out 33 Richardaon not out 10 Extras 15 Total ((or 4 wkts. dec) 252 Did not
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    215 19 BADMINTON Taiping CRC tourney finals men* tingle*: Urn Ah Sau bt Lee Chong Serif 15-7. 15-8. MeiTt double*: Llm Ah Sau and Henry Lam bt Kuang Alk Llm and M. Osman 15-7. 15-6. Mixed doubles: Lee Chong Seng and Ooi Seolc Im bt M Suppiah and Teh Poh
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    Lock icon 5-0 sweep by S. Vietnam
    75 20 SAIGON, Mon— South Vietnam today completed a 5-0 sweep over Malaysia in the Eastern Zone tie of the Davis Cup tennis competition here. In the two remaining singles played today. Vo Van Thanah beat Malaysian champion SA. A/man 6-0, G-l, 6-0 in 31 minutes, nnd
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    26 20 R RAMU SANOAPPRIAR M:in.lorf •ii.t of R MMaMma M hn rtv.ith l.y Hr'-idrnt 15-3-63. OmMW i«mv|ii»t h3ii pm Brrmnsooa K.i id IR-:i-8", for Ornutinn Ridadari.
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    18 detained
    26 20 SINGAPORE. Mon. Police yesterday screened 4,052 people and detained 18 secret society suspects In anti-crime checks. The suspects were detained under the Societies Ordinance.
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    A 'picture' order for all fishing vessels
    261 20 A 'picture' order for all fishing vessels MT AH. Monday. QWNERS <»l Malaysian fishing vessels will have t<> produce photographs of themselves, their crew and their boats if they waul I heir licences renewed. This latest ruling in a gazette notification affects the country's 60,000 fishermen. It is another step
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    Govt to raise $50 million loan
    147 20 Govt to raise $50 million loan KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Government today announced a new public loan to raise $50 million to help finance the second five-year development plan. The loan offers shortterm security, two years maturing in April. 1967 at 5 per cent per annum: mediumterm security, five years
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    New pattern for a Princess...
    86 20 PRINCESS MARGARET, wearing patterned stockings and a neat pinafore dress over a sweater, goes through a ballet movement with her hands and arms as she talks to Sir Frederirk Ashton. a Director of the Royal Ballet, at the Royal Ballet School in London. The Princess,
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    'MOVE TO HAMPER BUYING OF FLATS'
    176 20 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Chairman of the Housing and Development Board. Mr. Tan Kia Gan, today accused certain unscrupulous persons of spreading malicious rumours to tenants and prospective buyers of 823 pre-war Tiong Bahru flats offered for sale. "These persons have also collected option forms
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    371 20 LONDON Mon. There was' little change In the stock maV.et conditions today from those ruling last week and It was mostly a case of narrow irregular movement.-.. Buyers were still reluctant to commit themselves In advance of the Budget but company news was responsible for a number of
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    56 20 LONDON. Mon— Spot U2.d. April 22>-d, May 22 d, June 21 13 16d.. Aprll'June 22', d., July Sept. 21 9 16g Oct Dec. 21 7 16d.. Jan. March April June 215 16d July Sept. 21', d Oct. Dec-. 21' 4 u.. c.l.f. March 21 ,rt April 21 3 16d
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    Lock icon lndon envoy predicts UK withdrawal
    82 20 MELBOURNE, Mon. It was inevitable that Britain would eventually have to withdraw her troops from Malaysia, Maj.-Oen. Achmad Kosasih. Indonesian Ambassador to Australia, said here today. Addressing a Junior Chamber of Commerce luncheon his first public address In Australia— Maj.Gen Kosasih said that at some
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    In orbit: The piggy-back satellites
    80 20 In orbit: The piggy-back satellites MOSCOW, Mon.— The Soviet Union today blasted three unmanned earth satellites Into orbit piggy-back fashion aboard the same rocket. The satellites were numbers 61. 62 and 63 in the Cosmos research series designed to pave the way for further manned space flight*. The triple launching
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    25 20 LONDON Mon— Buyers £1299. sellers £1300. Forward buyers £1298. sellers £1300. Settlement 1 282 Turnover am 170 tons, p.m. 80 tons. Tone: Very steady
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    Police Band today
    23 20 SINGAPORE. Mon. -The Police Band will give a public performance at the Esplanade between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. tomorrow.
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    132 20 pLACTON, Mon.— Hundreds v> of teenagers swarmed into this seaside town yesterday, leaving a trail of violence and reopening the Mods vs Rockers gang war season for 1965. The invasion of Clacton came almost a year after the 1964 Easter riots
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    66 20 SINGAPORE. Mon —Radio Singapore will broadcast tomorrow a short programme on the luncheon given by the New Zealand Prime Minister. Mr. Keith Holyoake. to Singapore's Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. Speakers In this programme, to be broadcast at 7. 15 p.m.. are Mr. Holyoake:
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    196 20 'Reds on border have linked up with Indons' KI'ALA LUMPUR, Monday. INDICATIONS ;irc that the Communists straddling the Thai-Malayan border have linked up with Indonesian* infiltrators, the Minister of Home Affairs, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin I):ito Abdul Rahman, said today. Dato Ismail's announcement comes within 48 hours after the signing
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    71 20 JAKARTA, Mon. Indonesian Foreign Minister Dr. Subandrio said today that Indonesia has no intention of breaking diplomatic ties with the United States despite the present "very stiff" relations between the two countries. Dr. Subandrio made the statement to reporters after he conferred with the
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    24 20 JAKARTA. Mon— About 30 tea estates In -West Java today were reported facing a critical shortage of fuel needed for their mills
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    32 20 EAST LIVERPOOL lOhlo). Mon— A family of six perished early today In a fire that destroyed their home at West Point, a few miles west of here— AP
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    73 20 SINGAPORE. >l <> n. Police tnda\ advised motorists tn avoid iimmj; the stretch of Orchard Road between Dhoby (ih.mt and Orchard Circus durine peak morning hours A police spokesman said that a plank scaf- folding erected in in.nt of Mac dona Id Haww now occupied three l.im-s
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    116 20 SINGAPORE. Mon— Seven men and a 41 -year -old woman were today lined S5O each in a magistrate s court for viewing blue films in ;i temporary shed in Kampon,.; Cheng San at 10.30 p.m. on Saturday The woman. Wong
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