The Straits Times, 22 October 1965

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    26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 Nat*** 1 fie*** 1 The Straits Times J Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C(P) 1005
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    Flags: China, Cuba again defy Indons
    614 1 Flags: China, Cuba again defy Indons JAKARTA, Thurs.— The Hmbassies of China and Cuba again failed to fly their flags at halfiikisl today as Indonesia began another week of national mourning for murdered Army officers. it was a similar failure by the Chinese Embassy earlier this month that began the
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    'Strongest protest to Spore
    730 1 'Strongest' protest to S'pore Malaysia condemns 'interfering and unsavoury' words by Premier Lee KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE Malaysian Government today lodged the "strongest protest" with the Singapore Government against the "latest interfering and unsavoury utterances" by the islands Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. At the same time the protest
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    390 1 Wilson set to fly to Smith LONDON, Thursday. MR HAROLD Wilson today told Premier lan Smith of Rhodesia that he and the Commonwealth Secretary, Mr. Arthur Bottomley, plan to fly to Salisbury "in the next day or two." In v letter answering Mr. Smith's 11thhour plt\i to grunt Rhodesia independence,
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    Lock icon MPs in 'stinker5 uproar
    172 1 MPs in 'stinker 5 uproar WELLINGTON. Thurs. Uproar broke out in Parliament and a Minister shouted "You dirty stinker" when an Opposition member today demanded an assurance that the Finance Minister was not a security risk. Mr. Norman V. Douglas (Labour* addressed his demand to the Prime Minister. Mr Keith
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    78 1 Coalition Govt in Sudan collapses KHARTOUM, Thurs.— The Sudan's coalition Government collapsed last night on the eve of celebrations marking today's first anniversary of the coup ousting General Abboud All seven Nationalist Union Party members of the four-month-old Cabinet resigned over a dispute about who should represent the country r»t
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    Lock icon Marie 'The Body' found dead
    32 1 HOLLYWOOD. Thurs— Actress Marie i"Th« Body" i McDonald. 42. was found dead In her home here early today Sheriff s Deputies termed It an apparent suicide.— AP
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    Britain is assured of full support
    162 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday MALAYSIA today pro- mlsed all support to the British Government to re-assert its authority in the event of a unilateral declaration of independence by Rhodesia. Thi*i assurance was given In a four-point statement by the Ministry of External Affairs. The other
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    Forest workers end their strike
    138 1 Forest workers end their strike KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The forest workers' strike, started on Sept. IK. ended today. The Union of Malay Forest Workers tonight asked all its members throughout the country to report for duty tomorrow. The Government will offer the union a new salary structure for forest guards,
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    Tengku gets 'take it easy' order
    174 1 Tengku gets 'take it easy' order I^UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Tengku Abdul Rahman, who is down with fever, has been ordered by his doctor to "take it easy" for a week. With the eonunt of his physician, Dato (Dr.) R. P. Plllay. however, he Is dealing with Important papers in bed.
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      Lock icon U.S. keeps door open for Ayub, Shastri
      159 2 U.S. keeps door open for Ayub, Shastri WASHINGTON, Thurs. I The White House ■Id yesterday that the i door was open for U.S. visits soon by Prime Minister Shastri of India and President Ayub Khan of Pakistan. The .spokesman >aid the timing oi the vi.sit.s wa.> up to. the loreign
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      17 2 CAIRO. Tlwr.v Pormrr VhtPrcaidciit Kum.il Hus&rin was today placed under house arrest j here. AP-
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      Lock icon 'Miracle' working priest to lose his robes
      156 2 LMNCKOK. Thurs. l.uant Pho Yec. a HuddhM pnrvt in the northern province of Pichit about 300 miles north of hrrr, who claimed hr could perform miracles. is <\ petted to be disrobed soon. I he priest stirred up a ..mtrovcrsi.il campaign in the
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      The CO. arrives
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      Lock icon Troops go in to keep peace
      385 2 AFTER 7 DIE IN FILIPINO POLLS VIOLENCE— MANILA, Thursday r piE Philippine Government today deployed troop reinforcements in one of its Northern Luzon provinces after the tense political situation there exploded into a pocketsize war between two feuding political factions. The Constabulary also clamped
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      Shastri wants effective ceasefire first
      199 2 Shastri wants effective ceasefire first UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. The Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Shastri, said yesterday that an effective ceasefire must be established between Pakistan and India before there could be any general planned withdrawal of their forces. His communication was in reply to the SecretaryGeneral U Thant's message of
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      Lock icon A vulture in his lap...
      50 2 NAIROBI. Thurs. A vulture smashed through the windscreen of a light aircraft and landed on the lap of the president of the Singer Sewing Machine Co.. Mr. Donald P. Kircher. near Samburu game reserve on Tuesday. Mr. Kircher was unhurt. The vuliurn wax killed. Reutrr.
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      Lock icon Nelson's love letters
      61 2 LONDON. Thurs. Love letters sent by Britain's 19th century naval hero. Admiral Nelson, to his beautiful mistress. Lady Hamilton, will be auctioned here on Nov. 2. Sothcbys, said the letters, written aboard Nelson's flagship, the Victory, also include four sent to Lady Hamilton's husband, the British Ambassador
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      31 2 BONN. Thurs. Dr. Lutiwlu j Erhard was rr-clectcd West Ger- 1 man Chancellor by the Bui.destas (Lower House i yesterday by 272 votes to 200 with 15 abstentions. Reutrr
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      Lock icon Protest by China
      23 2 PEKING. Thurs. Clinu today protected HI the bannins of the overseas Chinese newspaper the China Rrvicw. published in Calcutta. AP.
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      Lock icon VIETS CLOSE RING AROUND U.S. CAMP
      212 2 VIETS CLOSE RING AROUND U.S. CAMP SAIGON, Thursday. A HANDFUL of U.S. and Vietnamese special forces troops, battling to defend their highland camp, were still pinned down today and fighting a continuing action against the Vietcong who surrounded them. i By 5 o'clock this morning j the defenders were still
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      55 2 NEW DELHI. Thurs. India yesterday signed an agreement with Britain under which it would receive credits totalling about US $20 million to import machinery needed for its development plans. The loan is part of an overall British credit extended within the framework of the
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      BANDA DEMANDS: HANG TRAITOR PUBLICLY
      195 2 BANDA DEMANDS: HANG TRAITOR PUBLICLY BLANTYRE. Thurs. The Prime Minister, Dr. Banda, went on the air yesterday to demand that Medson Silombela. Malawi's most-wanted terrorist leader who was arrested on Tuesday at Fort Johnston, be publicly hanged. "Relatives of the victims of Silombela want him to dangle until he breathes
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      Lock icon 37 survive air crash thanks to alert —airmen
      276 2 37 survive air crash thanks to alert airmen \IANILA. Thurs. 111 Alert Philippines Air Force personnel were credited today for the swift rescue and survival of 37 out of 38 people aboard a Philippine Air Lines passenger plane which crashi ed shortly after take--1 otr here yesterday. t this morning,
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      Lock icon £16 mil sales as car giants fight for orders
      270 3 £16 mil sales as car giants fight for orders I (IMMt.N, Thure. A lia/ziiiiK array of cars from 13 nations drew orders worth over £16 million within a few hours of the opening of the big-test-ever London Motor Show yesterday. The sales battle among the car world's giants began as
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      Lock icon Military rule now in Burundi
      124 3 Military rule now in Burundi LEOPOLDVILLE. Thurs.— King Mwamutsa of Burundi yesterday imposed military rule over his country, 24 hours after royalist troops crushed a revolt by state troopers, according to reports reaching here. There was no firm indication here that the King had returned to Burundi. He fled to
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      Lock icon ON OR OFF?—ALGERIA TAKES SUMMIT POLL
      119 3 ON OR OFF?— ALGERIA TAKES SUMMIT POLL ALGIERS. ThUJ».— Algeria 71 was today requested to .sound out all the .AfroAsian nations on whether they wished their summit to go on here as planned on Nov. 5. The announcement came In a communique by the summit's 15-natlon preparatory committee after an
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      Lock icon 7-point plan to help aliens in Britain
      317 3 7 -point plan to help aliens in Britain LONDON. Thursday. A SEVEN-POINT plan to help stop exploitation of the one million Commonwealth immigrants in Britain mostly from the West Indies, India and Pakistan was published here yesterday. The proposals were put forward in a report by the Commonwealth Immigrants Advisory
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      223 3 'Hoffa took $1,711,188 from union for his defence' WASHINGTON. Thurs. James Hoff a. controversial president of the powerful Teamsters Union, used U*****,396 ($l.--711,188) of union money to pay his fees in three criminal trials during the past four years, the Labour Department alleged yesterday. In Chattanooga. Tennessee, Hoffa was convicted
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      17 3 EAST BERLIN. Thur*. Troops of four Communist countries today began large-scale manoeuvres here. Reuter.
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      Mystery illness at girls' school
      138 3 Mystery illness at girls' school BI.ACKBI K\. Thurs Some of the girl pupils of St. Hilda's Church of England secondary school at Blackburn Lancashire, pictured in hospital last week. Fifty-three girls fainted while health experts were touring their class, rooms seeking clues to the collapse of 85 other children a
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      Duke gets eye break mended
      84 3 NEW YORK, Thurs. The Duke of Windsor yesterday successfully underwent a half-hour "hot light" operation to seal a .small break In the tissue of his right eye. Officials at Columbia-Presbyte-rian Medical Centre said the operation required 30 minutes and went as anticipated. "Chances are good
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      Crowds clash with police
      39 3 SRINAGAR. Thurs- Crowd* carrying black flags clashed today with police resulting in injuries to both sides and arrest of 11 demon'.nitor*. They were protesting against alleged police damage to the Hazra'.bal Mosque on Monday. API
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      Lock icon Two soldiers die in fire
      43 3 NAHA. Iliurs Two unidentified GL- trapped in their cell in a tro ipship. h*ve died of suffocation during a shipboard fire. OuaicLs tried unsuccessfully to rescue the two soldiers imprisoned on the USNS Gordon just off Okinawa. UPI.
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      179 3 I ONDON. Thurs. Detectives gathered In Hyde yesterday to discuss new moves in an investigation of possible mass killings committed after winedrinking sex orgies involving school children. For the lirst time In nearly a week they withdrew from the lonely Pennine moorlands and
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    Seminar's protest to Premier Wilson
    957 4 DEMAND FOR RELEASE OF ADEN UNION LEADERS GERMAN GIFT TO THE NTUC SINGAPORE, Thurs. TRADI-: UNION delegates from 34 AfroAsian countries attending the International Labour Seminar at Trade Union House today cabled the British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, and the High Commissioner in Aden,
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    Two secret society men detained
    149 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. TWO known secret society "fighters" suspected to be robbers were arrested by police at Havelock Road yesterday. Police also seized a stolen motorcycle bearing false number plates. The two men. who belong to the "Leng Ho San 108' secret society group, have been
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    GRADUATION DAY CEREMONYfor TEACHERS
    189 4 GRADUATION DAY CEREMONYfor TEACHERS SINGAPORE. Thurs. Only 298 of the 1.388 teachers, who have successfully completed their courses at the Teachers Training College, will be formally presented with their diplomas and certificates at a Oraduatlon Day ceremony by the Minister lor Education. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, at Victoria Theatre on
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    Enriching our heritage
    73 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Minister for Culture and Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok. said today that the Increasing number of camera artists In Singapore could do much to enrich cultural heritage. The Minister was speaking at the opening of the 13th Singapore and Pan-Malaysian Photographic Exhibition at the
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    Deserted 5 years, wife given divorce
    118 4 Deserted 5 years, wife given divorce SINGAPORE. Thurs.— A housewife. Chua Cheng Lian. today told a Judge in her divorce petition that her jobless husband. after leaving her in 1960, went to live with another woman, and had three children by her. Chua, a mother of four, was seeking a
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    The Folk Dance Club plans new course
    93 4 The Folk Dance Club plans new course SINGAPORE. Thurs— Russian waltzes, American swlng-waltezes, Filipino and Scottish dances will be part of an interntfhonal folk dance course sponsored by the Folk Dance Club of the Chinese V.M.C.A. The course, for 100 members only, will be held at the Chinese YMCA auditorium.
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      421 4 BHS M\ MB I I I 'l-HK following Ik today'a schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC: Krom London. Zurich. Betrul. Karachi, Calcutta, Bangkok (BA 7ts) 7.1j p.m.: from Sydney. Darwin (BA 721 > 5.45 p.m. Thai Intrnatlcnal Airwayt: Krom Manila. Hong Kong. Bangkok (TG
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    Minister: Now is the time to invest
    842 5 FIRST NEW PIONEER CERTIFICATES ISSUED IN TWO YEARS LIM: INDEPENDENCE HAS OPENED UP NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR THOSE READY TO RESPOND SINGAPORE. Thurs opportunities await Singapore now that it is independent and sovereign, Mr. Lim Kirn San, Minister for Finance, said today. He was
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    Police lift firecracker ban for Deepavali
    146 5 Police lift firecracker ban for Deepavali SINGAPORE. Thurs. Police have lifted the ban on the firing of fire crackers on Deepavali Day on Saturday. A police statement today saM prohibited arras, where the lirinK of crackers is still banned are the Botanic irrl. us. thr Padang. Princess I h/.irwth Walk,
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    Farewell party for outgoing JAL manager
    90 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Japan Air Lines will hold a cocktail party at tlie Raffles Hotel ballroom on Monday from 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. for Its out-going regional manager for Singapore and Malaysia, Mr T. Hirano. It Is also to Introduce Mr. Hlranos successor, Mr.
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    Unionists back from Canada
    63 5 SINOAPORE. Thurt— Two Sin- i gnpore trade unionists have re- 1 turned home after completing ft four-month course In trade union education conducted by the Labour College of Canada. They are Mr. Wong Wok Clieonq, vice-president of the Singapore Bank Employees' Union. :i: i. Mr. Tun
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    Import Office
    37 5 SINOAPORE. Thurs— The Import and Export Office and the i Seamen's and Port Clearance sec- tlons of the Marine Department will be open for only an hour from 10 a.m. on Saturday, being Deepnvnll Day.
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    Plants and man's history
    61 5 SINOAPORE. Thurs Professor P. Maheswari. Professor of Botany at the University of Delhi, is due in Singapore on Oct. 30 for a three'eiay visit. During hl-s stay, the- professor will give a public lecture on "Plants and Human History in the new lecture theatre No. 8
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    Film star opens new shopping complex
    145 5 Film star opens new shopping complex SHAPELY Hong Kong film star Diana Chans Cluinc Wen (above) cuts a ribbon to open Singapore's newest shopping complex Metrotex on Wednesday afternoon. Beside her is Mr. Ong Tjoe Kirn. the governing director of Metro Ltd. Some 400 guest* attended the ceremony. Metrotex, a
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    Free shows
    38 5 SINOAPORE. Thurs— The Mln- lstry of Culture will screen free* film shows tomorrow at Tuas Village: Tal Keau School. Jalan Haya: Pel Cnul Bchool. Trafalgar Estates: Kampona Bulim. and Jalan Sena. vtt Chiia Cliv Kang Road
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    RAF photographer takes a bride
    53 5 A Royal Air Force photographer serving at Changi. Singapore, Corporal Geoffrey Palmer, has married an airwiniian teleprinter-operator at thr same station. Senior Airrraftuoman Jean Dawn Lowe. They are seen departing after the ceremony at St. George's Church, R.A.F. Changi, for a reception at the nearby
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    <NTUC out to see the pioneers succeed'
    373 5 'NTUC out to see the pioneers succeed' I SINGAPORE. Thurs. j T*HE National Trades Union Congress is confident that Singapore has the capacity to emerge as a successf v 1 industrialised nation. The NTUC chairman, Mr. Ho See Bens; said this today at a ceremony, at which the Finance Minister.
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      Natural for wife to leave after a —beating"—
      193 6 'Natural for wife to leave after a beating' Thurs.— Mr. Justice Choor Singh said in the High Court today that it was quite natural for a woman to leave her husband after she had been assaulted. He said thu when he dismissed a divorce petition by 81m Chal Huat, a
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      94 6 'j'UNIS. Thurs The Sinrapore Government delegation, led by the Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. had talks here yesterday with Mr. Bahl Ladgham, Tunisia's acting Chief of State. In the absence of President Bourguiba who Is visiting Morocco. Dr. Toh explained to Mr.
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      Two-tongue varsity
      346 6 Khir: Our language approach practical and realistic PENANG, Thursday IT was the Government's policy to make the University of Malaya bilingual, the Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, said today. Addressing the Penang Free School at its 149 th anniversary speech day, Inche Khir recalled a statement
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      FATHER OF MP DD3S AS CAR AND LORRY COLLIDE
      118 6 FATHER OF MP DIES AS CAR AND LORRY COLLIDE I^AJANG, Thurs. Mr. Tan Eng Seng, 61, a land-owner and father of Mr. Tan Toh Hong, Alliance MP for Buk.it Bintang, was killed in a road accident this afternoon. The car In which he was travelling collided with a lorry at
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      Robber hurt in shop raid
      53 6 TAIPING. Thurs. A bicycle shop owner. Mr. Teh Tham Phooy. 46. of Kampoiiß Boyan. reported thai, he was injured during a scuffle with a dagger-armrd. hooded robber in his shop, during the early hours of yesterday. The intruder was also Injured and escaped. Police have
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      FORGED SHELL SHARES: HUNT FOR MAN
      117 6 FORGED SHELL SHARES: HUNT FOR MAN pENANG, Thurs. Police are seeking to interview a man in connection with the circulation of forged Shell Refinery share certificates. The man. aged about 50, Is said to hold an identity card belonging to a Taiplng resident, but with a false p^itograph jf.tachedk Three
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      Woman saved from sea
      65 6 Woman saved from sea J^GAPORE, Thurs. A 45-year-old woman was today rescued from drowning In the sea off Amber Road near the Chinese Swimming Club. Police identified her as Madam Koo Soo Nam of AlJunledßoad. She was saved by Ng Meng- Tuck of Lorong 17. Geylang. who saw her struggling
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      Cargo vessel due
      23 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs Olen Line's cargo vessel, Glenartney. will arrive here on Oct. 28 at 8 a.m. with five disembarking paasengers.
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      Thieves raid shop
      34 6 TELUK ANSON. Thurs. Thieves broke into a shop belonging to Mr. Khor Bok Seng. 59, on Pasir Bcdamar Road here last night and stoir cigarette* and beer worth $330 and Sl6O.
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      Union call to stop splitting up of rubber estates
      180 6 Union call to stop splitting up of rubber estates KUALA LUMPUR. Thnm. Tne All-Malayan Kstatrs Staff Union has decided to appeal to thr Central Government to enact legislation curbing the fragmentation of rub ber plantations. The derision wax taken •t a meeting of the union's executive council here during the
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      TARIFF: PAUSE IN BID FOR JOINT TALKS
      220 6 TARIFF: PAUSE IN BID FOR JOINT TALKS l/UALA LUMPUR* Thurs. Efforts by manufacturers from both sides of the Causeway to hold joint discussions on the latest tariff controls h ay come to a standstill. Last week the Singapore Manufacturers' Association .said it was approaching the National Chamber of Malayan Manufacturers
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      48 6 LONDON, Thurs. One of tr* Bhort Belfast freighter aircraft now In flight development for the Royal Air Force left hem yesterday to undergo routine tropical trials lasting five weelu at Changl air base. Singapore. This Is the Belfast's third aeries of overseas trials. Reuter.
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    Praise for Spores nonaligned policy
    282 7 Praise for S 'pore's nonaligned policy By SOH TIANG KENG CIMiAPORE. Thurs. J The »sMstant sec-n-urv of the Afro-Asian Solidarit&gt; Organisation. Mr. Murshi Said El-din s.i id today that Singapore's non-aligned foreign policy would help to strengthen Afro- Asian solidarity. Such a policy was kerpinc with the mainstream of Afro-Asian
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    Wanted: Teachers for blind children
    134 7 Wanted: Teachers for blind children KUCHING. Thurs. The training of blind children in Sarawak is being hampered by the lack or people willing to be trained as teachers of the blind. This is stated by the Sarawak Society for the Blind. who are appealing for teachers to offer them, selves
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    Jackie's Bowl strike: Union to meet
    73 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Th« central executive committee of the Singapore Catering Services Staff and Workers' Tiade Union will meet tomorrow to discuss the latest situation in connection with the strike of its members at Jackie's Bowl. The union has said it may cal) out its
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    PART-TIME DOCTORS IN GOVT SCHEME VERY OPPORTUNE'
    242 7 IPOH. Thursday. THE president of the 1,000-strong Malayan McdiA cal Association, Dr. A.W.E. Moreira, today described as "very opportune" the announcement by' the Government that it had approved a scheme for private doctors to work part time m, government hospitals. The Deputy Prime
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    Woolworths plans expansion
    74 7 Woolworths plans expansion SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. O Howell-Price, director of Derations of Woolworths Ltd. Australia's largest retail organisation, is due here on Sunday to discuss the firm's expansion plans in Singapore and Malaysia. Ho will also attend the annual meeting on Tuesday of Fitzpatrirks Food Supplies 'Far F.'sti Ltd. of
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    Office bearers
    33 7 BI'KIT MERTAJAM. Thurs.— Ml lim Enn Hem has be?n rlrctod president of the Province Wi If.sii'y Post.s and Telegraphs Labourer! Co-operative Credit Sorir-y '.vith Mr. N Oovindasamy n&gt; secretary, and treasurer
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    Four men detained
    29 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Police yi'.stei.lny cir! .lined four men un* cW the Criminal Law iTem(Kiniry Provisions &gt; Ordinance. Th"v were picked up in Meyer Hond and B.uubr Street-
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    Two die in Singapore road mishaps
    134 7 T&lt;WO people were kill- ed in road accidents las* night. IX THE FIRST ACCIDKNT. ai 8.40 p.m.. a Murient. Chiang Ah Khln. died on the spot when he wa.s Icnockod down by a lorry at An-ou Road Chiang. 22. fit a parttlmo student at
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    'Death crash* contractor is acquitted
    93 7 'Death crash* contractor is acquitted IPOH Thur.s. A contractor. Lam Oar. 41. was acquitted here today or causing the denth of a labourer. Mohamed Razall bin Hail Mohamed Napis. 26. by dangerous driving. Mohamed Razall was fataliv Injured when the motor-cycle he was riding was in collision with Land Rover
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    Bahaman's statements misleading say Govt doctors
    394 7 Bahaman's statements misleading say Govt doctors KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. SENIOR Government doctors today challenged statements made by the Minister of Health, Inche Bahaman bin Samsudin, regarding certain conditions under which they are working. Earlier this week. Inche Bahaman. while announcing that he would "fight" with the Treasury and Establishment Office
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    Two Chinese schools get $10,000
    66 7 Two Chinese schools get $10,000 IPOH. Thurs. The Assistant Minister of Education. Mr. Lee Sick Yew. today presented cheques totalling $10,000 to two Chinese primary schools In the Lower Perak and Kinta. districts. The Hwa Hsia School in Bagan Datoh received $6,000 and the SuiiKei Durian School $4,000. Mr. l.cc
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    Another name for D-Corps likely—
    160 7 Another name for D-Corps likely KUALA LUMPUR,, Thurs. The Civil Defence Corps will ■probably' have its name changed to Protection of Civil Population Corps. The acting Minister of Civil Defence and Minister of Local Government and Housing. Mr. Khaw Kai Boh. said today that the present name was giving the
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    Sarawak's humane approach impresses Aussies
    176 7 Sarawak's humane approach impresses Aussies KUCHING. Thurs. Mr. Cyril Wyndham. leader of the six-man Australian Labour Party delegation now on a two-day fact finding mission in Sarawak, said here today the delegation were very impressed by the humane approach of officials concerned with Chinese resettlement along the KuchingSerian road in
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    Malaysia's 'Ho. 1 ~ tourist' is Tourist Division chief
    302 8 Malaysia's 'Ho. 1 tourist' is Tourist Division chief By 808 NG KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Inche Osman Siru, the much- j travelled Director of Tourism, was "today described by tourist circlet as "Malaysia's No. 1 tourist." liiche Osman they said, has been away for a good part of every year since
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    Seeni (S.P.) garlands his bride at ceremony
    168 8 Seeni (S.P.) garlands his bride at ceremony ONE of Malaysia s most eligible bachelors. I &lt; S. Seenivasacaiu. president of the Ipoh Municipal C o v n r il. garlands his bride, the former Miss Danapapakia Dcvi, during their Hindu marriage ceremony in Seremban. Dato Seenivasagam, who is a senior
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    Foresters end 35-day strike
    640 8  -  P. KRISHNAN NEW SALARY OFFER ACCEPTED By I: Kuala Lumpur, Thurs. fHE 1,034 forest workers today called off their 35--day strike the longest in the civil service unions' history amid shouts of "victory to workers and their j unions." The end to the dispute was confirmed
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    THE CHAMP HAD A SECRET— he was hypnotised
    1821 9 THE CHAMP HAD A SECRET— he was hypnotised Australian athlete FORBES CARLILE's training methods were revolutionary, controverisal and also successful AT Iho Australian swimming titles in Adelaide in February 1966 Gary Winram won the mile freestyle championship b\ a comfortable margin of 70 \:mls. He swam with 10 boils on
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    IN MEMORIAM
    32 10 M W.r4i Sit rmiHlmumi IN LOVINO MEMORY of Oracory Koa atparted 13-10-41 Deeply tniaaed .1 ftirevr mnemhere4 by parenta. ■Baal and relmivm Auntveraary Haas *l Krmadr-K •'hurra ijo a.am. MHaBI
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      China And Algiers
      693 10 Attitudes towards the proposed Afro-A*ian .summit conference have undergone interesting changes in the period since Col. Boumedienne's (.verthrow of Ben Bella caused the postponement of the assembly. Communist China, which pressed hard but in v am for the conference to be held in June as planned, and
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      Vigilante Call-up
      389 10 Though the need for continued vigilance along the Malaysian coast and around many strategic installations has not diminished, vigilante attendances have. So now ser- vice is to be made compulsory, to ease the burden on the police and regular forces. This is a drastic step but one which
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      Doubly Welcome
      138 10 The Government's decision ito spend $1.8 million on extending the Kuala Trengganu airstrip is to be welcomed, on at least two count*. First, it will keep open an airport which would otherwise fall into idleness (and. presumably, closure) with the Malaysian Airways change to larger bircraft on its
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      That Customs check on leaving
      121 10 I REFER to the letter by "A Local Traveller" (ST Oct. 8i complaining about the examination of out-going passengers' baggage. Since early 1964 when the new passenger terminal at the Singapore Airport wa& opened. Customs examination of departing Dassengers' baggage has been dispensed with, except
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      Labis lights
      158 10 r_ESPITE the pleas by iJ the people of Labis tor a better electricity supply at a lower rate, the Electricity Board authorities have done nothing so far to modify the rates or increase the hours of supply. I am now writing this letter In candle-light (candles and nil-lamps
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      Water jump
      141 10 A FEW days ago l com- plainer to the Municipal water department regarding my water bill, which from a normal monthly consumption of 6.000 to 7.000 gallons showed 32.000 gallons allegedly consumed last month. I was advised by an officer of the department to have my meter tested
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    The real I danger in the Philippines
    738 10  - The real danger in the Philippines Denis Warner By MANILA. Thurs A situation with all ingredients of a Communist revolution FIFTEEN years ago in the rice fields and mountains north of Manila the armed forces of the Communist Hukbalahaps, at their peak perhaps 12,000 strong, seriously threatened this city. Their
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    Learning Malay—147
    498 10  - Learning Malay 147 YUNUS MARIS By M.A. University of Malaya VOCABULARY: Puijaroh (n» Influent. memp«Dfarohi «v) to influence, dl-penxarohi •vi to be Influenced; tipu, aaenipa tvi u&gt; cheat; di-tlpu (vi to be clieatea. penjar* (m Jail; mahkamah im court of law: nakal (adj&gt; naughty; lain kail (N) next time. PASSIVE
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    INTERFERENCE: SINGAPORE REPLIES
    783 10 MY statement on recent speeches by Singapore's Prime Minister was released ye.sterdav night. It Is in the public interest and also in the interest oi Malaysian Ministers to know the c&lt;ines which I cited and which involve some ot them in the interlerence In the affairs of
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    Singapore boy in Perth for heart operation
    195 11 Singapore boy in Perth for heart operation From GARY YEANG pERTH, Thurs. Six- year-old Soo Yew Liang, of Singapore, was admitted to Ward 5 of the Princess Marearet Hospital for Children on Tuesday. 800 ha.s come to Perth for a heart operation. Within minutes of his arrival he was making
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    Schoolgirl, 9 killed
    50 11 KCALA LUMPUR. Thurs A nine-year-old schoolgirl. N. Anthonyuniitl:u. was finally injured when she was knocked down by a car at the 9tti mile. SungH Best Road, here at 6. 45 p.m. yeMcrdny. She MM 11 Sid Tun pupil ol the Dato Abu Bnkar School at Pasar Road
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    Woman, 75 jailed on trust charge
    87 11 Woman, 75 jailed on trust charge CINGAPOKE. Iliurv A J woman. S'tee binte All. 75. who pleaded guilty to criminal breach of trust of SI. OOO worth of Jewellery and clothing was today .jailed for two 9«M by a magistrate's court. Sitee. who borrowed a locket, there gold rings, a
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    Opening of studios
    26 11 PENANG. Thurs. The Governor. Raja Tun Uda Al-Haj, will officially open the new studios of Radio Malaysia In Burirah Road on Oct. 30.
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    Mohsein: Youth leaders must be YOUNG, dynamic
    145 11 Mohsein: Youth leaders must be YOUNG, dynamic KOTA BHARU. Thurs. The Assistant Minister of Culture. Youth and Sports. Engku Mohseln bin Abdul Kadlr. today said the Malaysian youth movement should be led by people who are youthful in the real sense. "We want dynamic leaders who can and really want
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    Four labourers fined $1,750
    67 11 TAIPINO. Thurs. Pour town council labourers here were fined total of $1,750 by a magistrate for being members of an unlawful assembly and causing hurt to Ong Keaa Huat while armed with bottles on Sept 28 R Ariunan. 20. was fined (290. R Kuppusamv. 25. A.
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    Spore military exercises
    36 11 S'pore military exercises SINGAPORE Thurs. Th« military will be carrying out i exercise* in Singapore tomorrow from 8.30 am. to 4 p.m. The public are advised not to he alarmed •&gt; hen they see movement of troop*
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    $1 a lb. mutton: It's a hoax
    288 11 Notice inserted in papers causes confusion in markets SINGAPORE, Thursday. A NOTICE inserted in several news"^•papers by a hoaxer today created confusion in the retail mutton market. A notice in English purportedly by ''Singapore Mutton Dealers", said: "The public is informed that as
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    3 YEARS' JAIL FOR TWO ROBBERS
    120 11 3 YEARS' JAIL FOR TWO ROBBERS SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Two youths, who pleaded guilty to four charges of robbing four schoolboys of their watches and gold rings were today jailed for three Koh Soon Huat, 18, and Tan Meng Imm. 17. admitted robbing Tan Ah Boey of St. Gabriel's school. Boon
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    Rulers get Malaysia briefing from —Razak—
    124 11 Rulers get Malaysia briefing from Razak KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, today briefed the Rulers and Governors on the current political and security situation at the second and final day of the Conference of Rulers hereTengku Abdul Rahman, who was scheduled to brief the Rulers,
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    Syed Kechik resignation report 'speculative'
    132 11 Syed Kechik resignation report 'speculative' KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Syed Kechik bin Syed Mohamed said today that the report of his impending re- sipnation from the post of political secretary to the Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, was "speculative." "If I do resign, the Ministry of
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    Local directors take over London-based tin company
    415 11 Local directors take over London-based tin company MALAYSIAN company history was made yesterday in London when local shareholders formally assumed control of S v n g c i Kinta Dredging Ltd. The whole board now consists of Malaysians— Dato Won* Kirn Chong, Mr. Kan Yuet Fai and Mr. Cheah Theam
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    Hurt case man wins appeal
    78 11 IPOH. Thurs. An appeal by t a National Electricity Board j bourer, M. Perlasamy, 47. aroln«t la SlOO fine by a magls:rri-i roiirt for causing hurt with a Icnlfo to a fellow worker, was allowed ov the High Court here yesterday. Justice Dato Mclntyre aerp^d
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      DENMARK BID FOR BUTTER BUSINESS
      209 12 DENMARK is making great efforts to increase her sales of butter and cheese In Malaysia and Singapore. In Kuala Lumpur the Danish Butter and Cheese Export Board had just concluded a sales promotion campaign which Included special samplings of Danish butter and cheeses and the
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      Philip Morris sales success
      54 12 Philip Morris Inc. announces that its brands. Philip Morris Filter and Paxton account for over 10 per cent of the company's 1965 cigarette sales In the United States. Export sales in 1965 have lncrovied over 400 per cent, the company claims, and the two br.mds are
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      'Turnkey' sawmill: ILS. team study plan
      400 12 'Turnkey' sawmill: U.S. team study plan A FOUR-MAN team of wood processing experts from Parsons and Whittemore Inc. of the United States is now in Malaysia surveying the feasibility of establishing a fully integrated "turnkey" wood processing complex. The team comprises Messrs. Peter Graff, William Wallace, Stanley Kowalski and Gordon
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      UK shipping director due today
      108 12 UK shipping director due today SIR Andrew Crichton. a managing director of the P. O. Steam Navigation Company, will arrive in Kuala Lumpur with his wife today. A prominent personality in shipping and port circles in Britain, Sir Andrew has served with many port transport companies in Britain and India.
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      New service by Thai International
      178 12 New service by Thai International AVIATION fHAI International In Singapore x announces that it will from Nov. 2 operate a weekly service every Tuesday from Bangkok to Dacca. Ea.st Pakistan. Passengers from Singapore can connect with this flight by Thai International's Royal Orchid Service, leaving Singapore at 10.35 ajn. and
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      French unit for fridge defrosting
      126 12 French unit for fridge defrosting A NEW product has been Intro- duced Into the Singapore market, which will take all worries of defrosting off the minds of housewives. This Is the "Cool-matlc" auto* matlc defrosting unit, manufactured In France by a Swiss company. Display World Loewy Enterprises. With Its small
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      -Hoover display winner~
      39 12 Hoover display winner Sept. 11, sets bis prise, a cheque, from the import manager of Harper. Gilfillan of Singapore. Mr. C.R. GUlican. MR. C.K. TANG (above left), winner of the Hoover Products Display campaign held between Aug. 3 and
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      SUPERVISOR PROMOTED EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
      204 12 APPOINTMENTS T^R. Lav Choong Mau. office 1 supervisor ol Kodak iMnUyai Ltd. Singapore has been promoted administrative assistant. He is now responsible for the general administrative functions of the company and has overall supervision of accounting and personnel administration. The company's Kuala Lumpur sales supervisor. Mr.
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      Bulls for China
      76 12 Y^HAT was believed to be the first pewt-war shipment of pedleree cattle which might be the bans ol an important industry passed through Singapore this week. The Olenfalloch. which carried I two bulls and five heifers left Sinuaporp alter a four-day stay for Shanghai en route for
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      Tyre output
      49 12 A spokesman for Goodyear of France said that the company's tyre plant at Amiens, Northern France, will double production to between 8.000 and 10.000 tyres daily beginning next January. This follows the installation of new equipment Involving a capital expenditure of about 30 million francs, he paid.
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      -SINGAPORE DETERGENT NOW ON MARKET
      295 12 SINGAPORE DETERGENT NOW ON MARKET ANEW detergent. Gipo. was launched in the Singapore and Malayan markets this week by the $5 million United Industrial Corporation Ltd. of Jurong. The factory, owned mainly by the former llcencee manufacturers of the American detergent. Tide, In Formosa, has behind it 15 years' experience
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      Patent rights
      34 12 Moritecatlnl d&gt; Milan announced i that It had signed a contract in I Zurich granting to U.S. Rubber Company American patent right* tor production, use and sale of a new synthetic rubber.
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      Lock icon PRINCESS IN 'WHO PRESSES BUTTON' ROW
      181 13 mKMIM.II \M. Thurv— Princess. .Margaret yesterday found Inr-rlf in the middle of a uhoilors.uh.tt «ii&gt;putc be- «crn two priming tradr union:) The National soiirty of Printing Operatives A&gt;n&lt;h intions i\ah o p a decided to tive her a specially cold-embossed card No. I—to1 to
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      25 13 WARSAW, Thurs. Soviet delegates to the World Federation of Trade Unions congrrss walked out today whoa a Chinese speaker attacked "Khrushchevite revisionists." UPI
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      Lock icon BURNT AT THE STEAK: A CANCER DANGER
      105 13 LONDON, Thurs.— A goodsized barbecued steak could give the body as much benzpyrene a can-cer-producing substance as smoking 700 cigarettes, the Royal Society of Health was told at Tunbridge Wells yesterday. Mr. R. C. Spalding. a publicanalyst, said smoked foods nearly always contained
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      Smith is snubbed by Australia
      638 13  - Smith is snubbed by Australia JACK FINGLETON From No recognition if Rhodesia declares independence, Menzies tells House CANBERRA. Thurs JF Prime Minister lan Smith makes a unilateral declaration of independence in Salisbury there will be no dipomatic recognition of it by the Australian Government. Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies, breaking
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      Guinea rebels killed, say Portuguese
      72 13 i LISBON. Thurs. Portuguese forces in Guinea inflicted dozens of casualties on insurgents during military operations from Oct 10 to 16. according to an official communique quoted by the Portuguese news agency Lusiunia. The communique, issued In Bissau, said one Portuguese soldier was killed. It
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      Lock icon 1,000 protest
      34 13 NEW DELHI. Thurs. More than 1.000 students demonstrated outside the British Council Horary in Lucknow last night because, they said. Britain had sided with Pakistan in the Kashmir conflict last month. Reuter.
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      35 13 VIENTIANE. Tliurs. Mr. John Magnus third secretary of the Australian Embassy here, died In hospital yesterday two hours after a single gunshot was heard at his villa. An investigation is under way. UPI.
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      Visitor's 7-year dodge in Australia -is over—
      217 13 Visitor's 7-year dodge in Australia -is over— From W BRACKEN CYDNEY. Thurs.—Wil- Ham Ho, 25, came to Australia from Hong Kong in 1958. He arrived in Sydney on a three-month visitor's permit. i He liked Australia so much that he decided to stay. Now. after seven years of ducking and
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      Baath Party man held
      51 13 DAMASCUS. Thurs. Former Baathist leader Akram Houranl was arrested today on a charge of "contacting a foreign State." The foreign State" was not named but sources said it apparently was the Soviet Union, which Houranl has long championed against the Baath Party's growing friendship with China.—
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      Antarctic deaths
      33 13 LONDON. Thurs.— Three An- tarctic explorers were killed when their snow tractor plunged Into a crevasse 250 miles from the Br,- tlsh Antarctic base at Halley Bay. an announcement here said'todnv.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    247 16 NOVEBIBER iirst trad* rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Koala Lumpur yesterday at M cents per Ib. down one-eighth ot a cent on Wednesday's closiiif level for thr position. The tone was very quiet. R.A.S. and F.MJUC. closing prices in cents per Ib. yesterday.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    216 16 Oct. 21. Three months INDUSTRIALS uoustead 11 eta. Monster cts G.B. Holding 15 et»- M. invest. »0 eta Dunlop* 1 1 eta. N. Iron 8 eta. B smelter 20 eta). 0.C.8.C 14 eta £sso 12 cts. Rothinans 11 cts Fed. Dtsp. 10 eta. Robinson* 10 ets H" N.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    150 16 SHIPS lying alontiide ths Slnfaoera Harbour wharvss ar axpectsd today ars: Cambodße 1/2. Bchwahenaieln 34 Halldor i, Hongkong Producer «/7. Meroey Uoyd 81ndb 10/11, Vsphallo'n 13/14, Kernalfle 15/16. Salsette 1«. Rarpeta 19. Ul »'ai 21/22. Bhi*eshima Mnru C 3/24. Oakvllle 25 26. Mlruiru Man! 27/2 S. Malaysia
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    94 16 THE Assseiatlan a» Banns In Malay sia m:id? tho?r- rruinffprt In Its rates to merchants vmterday lall rates to Nsw Vark: buying TT 32 13/19. a!r- mail OD 32 15 16. »0 d'st. 33 5/16 credit bills. 33 9/16 trade bills. Canada: buyimt TT 35 8 16: airmail
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    BIG BURST OF ACTIVITY ON LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE
    766 16 From Our Market Correspondent A big burst of activity took place on the Stock Exchange yesterday afternoon as rumours swept through the market that barter trade between Singapore and Indonesia might be resumed at any time. As a result of this a
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    1132 16 STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA l»l sivkss in and rrportrci to 1J the Singapore and KuaU Lumpur trading rooms of the Stocks Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of snares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Beustsad (1.000) Jt 41. (2.000) 51.43. (3.000) 51. 44. (3.000) 51. 42: C.t. Haldin** l ■&gt;••)■
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    74 16 /'HINESE Produce EichanfEO. SMga- pors naan prices psr *icul yoitarday: Coconut all: bulk So 2( aell&lt;-r*. drum $5.'.i Kellers. Copra: OcWNot. t'K/Contment: Unquoted. Ptpoor: Muntok white $223 sellers, Sarawak white $242* sellers, special Sarawak black $165 sellers. Karblrd Uimponx black $168(N) aellars (all t*-, NLWi, AJJTA $185(N) sellers
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    MELBOURNE STOCKS
    132 16 MELBOURNE. Thurs. TNDUSTRIAL rises continued to cover a vide range of stocks. Demand for key stocks, however, tapered off. but most of them held their levels or Improved Base metals were firm. Mt. Lvell was up 7d. to 11s. Id. Mt. Isa was up 9d. to 38s 3d
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    DOLLAR RATE
    55 16 THE present rate of thr Malayan dollar against the p"""** sterlint fl*ed on November II la*t rear Is seUinit. TT or Oil te 2 15 16d Burlrnr TT is 4 I 16d. Buvinc O.D. 2s. 4'» d. The dolUr I* at it&gt; &gt;Ulutory middle position In relation to
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      332 16 CLOSIN6 PRICES Oct. 21. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 66 rents (down one-eighth of a cent). TIN: S7 25.25 (up 510.J5). I'noffirial estimated k offerinK IJ»S tons (down a tons). IQCM3s(siGsßoDEsOTaEsEsi^^Ps^B3ss9s^pSiii wttlOTXlwi, tU«ur t ttJUict. wiummx* r. im fsa«*s niumlAA lirfttt 4IMI/INOT INK M.'isiipes. MavfS. Ouniiis. S Vl/Yl NOT U/tt NOT l»
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    496 17 Straits tin price rises sharply by over $10 THE tin price in Penang yesterday rose sharply by 51 0.25 to $725.25 due to HPMg local buying demand particularly from tbe Continent and reduced offerings. Tbe estimated offering at M tons was down 5 tons. This was the first time it
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    H.K. RATES
    36 17 O.\ ttn- frti «ic«int« marlitt in Horn; Knni.' yntcrrtay the VB. Dollar nnoud lit T4» for T.T. nil r, 7?i lor lIIH. M*rt«ll w»« quoted »t 16.02 mnd m titl of Held at 2«l|.
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      327 17 L_ RIVERVIEW RUBBER ESTATES LIMITED c i Incorporated in the Stales &gt; of Malaya&gt; The Directors have decided to recommend that f-68.*****5.0d. »b83,180i of the sum standing to the credit of the Company's Reserve Accounts should be capitalised and used in paying up in full i 1 .360,752 Shares of
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      863 17 IN THE HIGH COURT IN SINGAPORE 'ompanies Windini-l'p Petition) io. 4of 1985 C IN THE MATTER OF :HEE SENG TONG (MALAYA) x LIMITED AND I IN THE MATTER OF 1111. COMPANIES ORDINANCE (CAP. 174) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN hat a Petition for the winding up •f the abovenamed Company by
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      673 17 NOTICES GOVERNMENT OF SINGAPORE THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE. 1963 (NO. 18 of ***** In pursuance of the powers con- erred by section 15 of tlie Local Government Integration Ordinance, 1963 tbe Director ot Public Works with the sanction of the &lt; Minister for Law and National Development hereby declares
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      822 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL OP ACCOUNTANCY Applications are Invited for the post of Lecturer/ Assistant Lecturer in the School of Accountancy., Applicant* should be qualified to conduct courses and undertake research In at least one of the I following areas: Financial Accounting— Advanced Management Accounting Accounting Systems and Data
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      752 17 TENDERS MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND CO-OPERATIVES TENDER NOTICE Separate tenders for (a) and (b) below will be received at the office of the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Agriaulture and Cooperatives. Jalan Swettenham. Kuala Lumpur up to 12.00 noon on 9th November, 1965 for period Ist January. 1966 to 30th June.
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      773 17 TENDERS MINISTRY OF HEALTH SINGAPORE TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received up to L: noon, Bth November, 1965 (or the a i removal of nifhtsoil from private houses and tbe removal of nightsoil and cleansing of latrines in all Rural Area Labourers' Lines in tbe undermentioned districts for the year
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      1178 17 lINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND CO-OPERATIVES TENDER NOTICE SEPARATE lenders wi:i be received in the office of the Permanent scretary. Ministry of Agriculture and Co-oper.it ives, Jalan Bwettrnim. Kuala Lumpur up to 12 Nocn of 4th November. 1965 Tor Die ipply of Animal Feed in gtufls for period 1.1.66-3112 66 to
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      GRIFFITH: WHY THE MCC CANNOT PLAY HERE...
      510 18  -  FRANCIS EMMANUEL By Itinerary already too heavy, says manager [£UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Billy Griffith, manager of the MCC team to Australia, said here today that it would not be possible for his team to play matches in Malaysia and Singapore on their way
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      STC to import 50 yearlings by Suez route
      492 18 RACING with Epsom Jeep: Ipoh, Thursday POR THE FIRST TIME in ten years, the Suez route will be used to ship x racehorses from England to Singapore next year. The Singapore Turf Club announced today that they planned to import 50 English
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      Weights —
      370 18 Weights |POH, Thurs \\ruht» for all right race* her* on Sunday: CL. 2. DIV. I— «F. Spruce 9.00 Rftusa 9.00 Pasir Boffak 8.13 Jonal 8.13 I'utra Klant 8.12 Master Auctioneer 8.11 Wonderful PU 8.10 Lucky Lucky 8.1.9 Horning Time 8.08 King's Knight 8.08 Rogerthorpe 8.07 Terbang 8.0? Gwana B.ob Oisin
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      BEAUTY MISS BARRED FOR ONE MONTH
      312 18 IPOH, Thu r s. The Stipendiary Stewards report on yesterday's races here: RACE ONE: During the race Beauty Mis* i Coles) suffered a bleeding attack. Trainer R. W. Van Breukelen was Informed that Beauty Miss would be banned for one month and then must
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      Lock icon CEYLON PLAN SHORT TOUR OF ENGLAND
      128 18 COLOMBO. Thurs. Ceylon may send a cricket team on k six-week visit to England in 186« concurrent with the Ausralian lour of England Ceylon are anxious to further heir bid for Tc:;' j-tatu.-. .ai.e' nust get more three-day cricket. The ncs.'-ibili'.y i-f a short
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      79 18 fyJILAN. Thurs. World flyweight boxing champion Salvatore Burrunl is to go ahead with Ins litie defence against Rockey 3atfellari of Australia in Sydney 3n Dec- 2. in spite of the World Boxing Association's ruling that fir must sign by Nov- 1 to meet Hiroyukl Ebihara of
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      37 18 NEW YORK Thuw. Sugar EUy Robinson- 44. the former world middleweight boxing ChamI*^1 nigh JL Jamaican Rudolp Bent. The referee stopped the tnlrd »und of :helr 10-round bout. because Bent was unfit to continue. twuter
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      27 18 J^fL.yEOAS Thun. AmenBan Billy Casper shot a f: V e-r-w t0 take tn SS round lead in the USSIOu.OOO Sahara Inv.utlon golf tournamenhere yesterday. Reuter
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      25 18 SEREMBAN. Thurs. The Mal"}f" S'* 1 «°'f championthit WM be held at the Seremban In ternational Oolf Club course hert on Oct. 30-31.
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      218 18 Mexico city, Thurs. Th« 'Little Olympics" are ovtr and the immediate task ahenri of medical observers from 1C countries is to study accumulaied evidence about performance" and physical reactions. j The outcome should determine precisely what effec;, Mcxlcc City's 7,500 ft altitude will
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      75 18 PENANG, Thurs— The PenAng AAA will hold their annual Big Walk on Sunday. Oct 31. Compc'.tors will Ix; divided intu four groups Junior 'm?e 17-19. ■ente '2(i-39i. retenni '40 and above) ;md women (17 and above 1. The courVo mr Jun or.^. WOSBCCI and v&lt;;cran.s will lx-
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      494 18 AUCTION SALE OF »luablr Sinf »|MtfT Proprrtm In hr lirld at «vi Halr&lt;.-room No 104 Market Slrrrl. Sincapor* Ob TtWMla.v. MM CKtobrr. IMS I p.m. PAMM &lt;&gt;f Dtravmm Joseph. derea.se&lt;i No 2A Primrose Avrtiue. Spring Park. Upper East Coast Road, are* XMI sq feet, freehold VACANT POSSESSION Me**!* Shook Lin
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      149 18 JOHORE PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN. J.K.R. Tiiwiirai.j danpadu Pemborung2 yang berdafiar di-J.K.R. lcela& "C 'Supplies. Hd. 11l dan fceatas akun di-iertma di-pejabai JURUTERA NFGEKI. 4.KR JOHORE hingga pukol 12 00 tengab harl pada 1-11-1965. untok. ■MEMBEKALKAN SALORAN *VER BESI YANO BKRHUJONO LICHIN DAN ALATAN ISTIMEWA YANO BERKAITAN 18 OARISAN TENOAHNYA UNTOK BEKALAN
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      845 18 I NOTICES LIQUORS LICENSING BOARD SINGAPORE NOTICE OF qiABTERLY SESSION I A quarterly session of tht Liquors Ucenalinr Board for Singapore will be held tn the Court of the District Judge and First Magistrate Ui the Criminal District and 2 MaKiitrates' Court* Building, South Bridge Road. Singapore, on Tuesn day.
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    7 19 Seap Games Rugger Golf Soccer
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    'Double ko' soccer best
    423 19  -  NORMAN SIEBEL By Kuala Lumpur, Thurs. ORGANISING COUNCIL NOT IN FAVOUR OF LEAGUE TOURNEY FOR SEAP GAMES r j^ HE Organising Council for the Third Seap Games here on Dec. 14-21 want the Games football tournament to end with a final which will precede the closing
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    Patricia, Jovina better record
    216 19 V;iNGAPORE. Thurs. Another Malaysian record was bettered by two schoolgirls on the third day of the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's SEAP Games trial* here today. Patricia Chan and Jovlna Tseng both beat the 200 m Individual medley record of 2:54.6 set in 1963 by Sabrlna Praeer.
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    WEEKEND TRIAL TO PICK FOUR FOR SEA GOLF
    307 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. All four members of Malaysia's 1964 Putra Cup golf team have entered for the Malayan Golf Association trial on Saturday and Sunday at the Royal Selangor Golf Club to pick the team for the Fifth South East Asia Amateur
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    Cagers are in training
    270 19 L'L'AI A LUMPUR. Thurs.— Eight oi the 18 Malaysian basket ball plajren Mlected lor rentraltsed training from Oct. 11 in preparation lur the Asian Championshipi ami Seap G;imes at Kuala Lumpur hava not yet turned up at the Chin Woo training centre. l.urn Mun Chak. MABA
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    Malaysians for Lucknow on Oct 27
    135 19 Malaysians for Lucknow on Oct 27 I/UALA LUMPUR. Wed. The IV Malaysian badminton team for the Asian champiunships at I Lucknow on Oct. 30 Nov. 14. i and for the Nehru Memorial tournament at. New Delhi on Nov. 16-21. will leave at 10.20 a.m. on Oct. 27 from the Subang
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    Forces tipped as winners
    72 19 SEREMBAN. Thurs. Malaysian Armed Forces, joint holders with Perak. arc tipped to win the Malaysian Malays hockey central zone competition for the Raxak Cup which begins at PPo t Dickson tomorrow The other teams in the tourna- mpnt are Sciangor and Negn sjem- bilan. Fixtures are:
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    | SUMMARY |
    60 19 SUMMARY SOCCER Voon Cap KO competition (Ipohn: Kilat 3 Oovt. Printers 0. Krian Lfe iat P. Buntari: P. Kasa 1 Dennis Estate 0; (at B. Serai) Chersonese EsUte 7 Kuala Kurau 1 HOCKEY C. Kedah Leafue rAlor Star): Teachers 3 JollilacU 2. RUGGER Perak K.O. competition (Ipoh&lt;: Bt. Michael's Inst.
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    Police are the favourites
    215 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. \f ALAYSIAN Police are favourites to beat Armed ifl Forces in their annual soccer match for the King's Cup at Gurney Road here, on Saturday. Police won the first match In the series In 1961 but lost {in 1962. They regained the trophy
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    432 19 I ONDON, Thurs. Aus■Li tria, one of the weakest soccer teams in Europe, brought off a dramatic 3-2 victory here last night against England, one of the fancied sides for next year's World Cup finals. 1 England had been expected to win this floodlit
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    Spore rely on speed of Asians
    325 19  - S'pore rely on speed of Asians JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE, Thursday SINGAPORE are relying on the speed of their fIT» Asian players to break through Johore's strong defence in the Malaya Cup ***** match on the Padang here on Saturday (kick-off 5.15 p.m.). According to selector Dennh Boyle. Johore are
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    Johore team for Govt athletics
    177 19 DATU PAHAT, Thurs. Th« Mm team for the Malaysian Government Bervk« athletica championships at Kuala Lumpur on Oct. 30-31: Mm Mazlan Hamzah (110 m, 200 m, 400 m, 4 x 100 m, 4 x 400 m); Hissan M. Nor (100 m 200 m 4 x
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    Kelantan give W.O.
    100 19 IPOH. Thurs. Kelantan liavt conceded v walkover to Perak in the Under-23 rugger match scheduled to be played at Alor Star on Saturday. Mohamed Isa Abbas, secretary of the Perak Rugby Union, said thai he had recnved a telegram from the Kelantaa R.U.. who said they were
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    Lock icon England beat France 12-5
    47 19 LONDON. Thurs. Results of Rugby matches played in Britain last night: Rugby League l'ndcr-24 International England 12 France 5 (at Oldham. Lancashire). Rugby I'nion Club matches Cardiff 17 Co-opt iniists 3; Leicester 14 Oxford University 11: Newport 34 Blackheath and Army 3. Reuter.
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    28 19 TAIPEI. Thurs.— Formosa were planning to bid for the sixth Asian Games in 1970. said Gen. Yang Sen chairman of the Amateur Athletic Federation here. UPI.
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      40 19 SPORTS DIARY ATIILKTICS Kelantan AAA I mini-marathon (Pasir Mas). BADMINTON— Heah Cup intercone Qnitl: B'pore v Sgor (A Stan HOCKF.Y S'for DW. ll 8 gor i Club v BRC &gt;XL padang); Survty &gt; t Kilat (fentai) VT v UalT«itj &gt; «Ch«a« Mj.
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    686 20 CAMPAIGN SPREADS TO JOGJAKARTA AND CELEBES Red homes wrecked JAKARTA, Thursday THE temporary ban on the Indonesian Communist Party and its affiliates spread today throughout many regions of the country. The PKI, which has been linked with the unsuccessful Oct. 1 coup.
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    38 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Puan Noor Aisnah. wife of the Yang dlPertuan Negara, will open the 1965 combined welfare services exhibition and sale of work at the conference hall In Shenton Way on Saturday, at 10.30 a.m.
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    Fire damages ice plant
    51 20 SINGAPORE, Thurs.—Kt-m..lc-ing machines in the Singapore Ice Factory at Keluntan Road, near the Suneei Road chopping area. MN scorched tunmhi when a lire broke out tit 11.30 p.m. The lire, conUned to the ground floor, was extinguished by nremen halt' an hour later. No one was
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    124 20 rKYO, Thurs. Japanese astronomers today saw the Ikeya-Scki comet flashing brighter than the moon as it sped close to the sun, but in many countries cloud thwarted scientists and crowds of watchers. Sightings of the comet, travelling at 250 miles a second and
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    49 20 Highest and lowest temperatures In Malaysia and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Wednesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Kuala Lumpur Kota Bharu Penang Ipoh Malacca Singapore C. Highlands Jesselton Kuching 88 81 86 84 88 88 88 91 73 73 73 75 75 75 59 75 72
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    40 20 PENANO, Thurs.-— After trailing 3-1 on the first day Johore hit' back tonight to beat Selangor 5-4 In the Poong Seong Cup badminton final. Johore will now chal- lenge holders Penang for the cup hen this weekend.
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    80 20 m M DAVAR wrll known -»l»n» Kuala Lumpur and Madraa Ktai.- ..I |&gt;1\ at M«dr»« on lt&gt;-10-6.'i Aged 77. IVepljr mour"«l by bcli. .*&gt; mkii. 0 daughter*. aonr-in-latv &lt;laui(h!rr*-in-law and &lt;rand ihiUrrn MRS CHAN OIN CHUAN mre l.im K\\&gt;, Imiip. «v rtud Urn. leaving Mb Hay Tronic. Khay Kok
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