The Straits Times, 30 June 1962

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Mot*** Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1962 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    $35,000 GEMS RAID
    408 1  -  GAULDIN MIRANDA Changed cars for speedier getaway By Daring Petaling Jaya robbery PETALING JAVA, Friday 1 JTIVK pistol and dag-ger-carrying thugs raided a goldsmith's shop here this afternoon and escaped in a car with .$35,000 worth of gems and jewellery. The thugs changed cars two miles from
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    $40,000 PAYROLL ROBBERY FOILED
    180 1 $40,000 PAYROLL ROBBERY FOILED SINGAPORE, Fri. A gang of three men this afternoon failed in a bid to grab a $40,000 payroll from the Government Thomson Road hospital in Toa Payoh. The robbery attempt misfired when the hospital's secretary. Mr. William Christian, and a peon raised an alarm. The three
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    A BIG ROW BETWEEN ALGERIAN LEADERS
    243 1 TUNIS, Friday. ALGERIA'S Nationalist leaders sheared dramatically split today two days before the country votes in a referendum expected to lead to independence. Mr. Mohammed Ben Bella. Deputy Premier In the Provisional Government, has left the Nationalist headquarters here for Tripoli, Libya, after a
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    Lock icon Duke of Kent denial
    58 1 LONDON, Fri. A Kensington Palace spokesman today discounted reports that the Duke of Kent is to succeed Lord de lisle and Dudley as Governor-General of Australia. "So far as we know, he said, "the Duke has every intention of remaining in the Army as an ordinary
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    Lock icon $10.5 mil. damages tor 'Red' call
    83 1 $10.5 mil. damages tor 'Red' call NEW YORK, Fri.— A radio and television entertainer. John Henry Faulk, was last night awarded I SS3.--500.000 (about $10.5 million) in damages for false accusations that he had Communist leanings. The defendants were an entertainment organisation known as Aware Incorporated. One of its directors.
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    Lock icon A saint's role for Grace?
    55 1 ROME. Fri. The Evening I newspaper Telesera reported today that Princess Grace of Monaco would act in a film. probaMy in the role of a saint or national heroine to be made in Rome. The newspaper said "it seems certain" that Princess Grace would come
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    Lock icon A £2 FINE FOR AN ANGRY MALAYAN
    166 1 I ONDON, Fri. A 39- merchant, born in Malaya, who threatened to fast until death outsMe the Home Office was today fined £2 for wilfully causing obstruction. He was Swaminath Venkatram Sarma, of London, who had claimed that he was, not recognised as
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    Lock icon Rubber nations agree to U.S. plan
    410 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. Senator Stuart Symington (Democrat. Missouri) said today he had been informed by the IS. State Department that foreign producers "t natural rubber have agreed to a plan for orderly increased liquidation of surplus rubber in the Inited States stockpile Senator Symington is
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    Wife sues husband's firm to recover $35,000
    1330 1 Wife sues husband's firm to recover $35,000 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. MADAM Chan King Yue, the wife of H.M. I^c, brothei- of Tun U.S. Lee, former Minister of Finance, in the high court here today claimed $3.~),(XM) from her husband's firm oi" engineering contractors. She claimed the sum from the firm
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    Lock icon 'Father' is a lion
    59 1 VALKENBURG. Holland, Fri. A lion in the zoo here which was reared by a boxer ***** is now looking after the boxer's four pups. A keeper said that when the boxer had the pups the lion, Negus, "seemed to get the idea he was the faher."
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    Lock icon $4.8m. tyre fire
    38 1 MILAN. Fri. Fire in a tyre plant of the Pirelli rubber works here during the night caused damage estimated at more than 1,000 million lire i $4,800,000 >. the firm reported. There were no casualties. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Ants menace
    34 1 CAIRO. Fri White ants, about three-quarters of an inch long, have attacked four Nile River Delta villages and forced many of the 6.000 residents from their homes. Government sources s>aid today.— U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Surgeons to operate again
    179 1 Surgeons to operate again SIR WINSTON BACK HOME I ONDON, Fri. Sir Winston Churchill will have to undergo a second operation on his broken thigh tonlght Sir Winston. Hat on his back, jauntily raised his fingers "V" for victory sign today on his arrival in a stretcher by an R.A.F.
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  • FOREIGN MEWS DESK 1
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      Irian: A new appeal to Soekarno
      478 2 U THANT URGES INDONESIAN PRESIDENT TO NAME REPRESENTATIVE FOR TALKS r PHE acting SecretaryA General, U Thant. urged President Soekarno of Indonesia yesterday to "expedite the designation" of his representative for talks with the Netherlands on the future of West Irian. I Thant assured
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      57 2 Philippines into the in- Wt have brought the ternjtional scene by courageously asserting what we believe is our sovereign right even if it involves friendly controversy with our allies. This is one of the achievetration. a ments of my adminis- 7 President Macapagal. commenting on the Philippine claim to
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      Reds catch two Berlin Wall tunnel diggers
      188 2 Reds catch two Berlin Wall tunnel diggers RERUN. Fri. Two West Berllners were captured by East German border guards after opening fire while they were digging a tunnel into East Berlin yesterday. Customs officials here reported. A third managed to get back Into West Berlin and said two of his
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      TENSION AS CIVILIANS MOVE OUT OF CANTON
      354 2  - TENSION AS CIVILIANS MOVE OUT OF CANTON FRANCIS BOEY by CONFLICTING reports about conditions in Canton, following the "voluntary mobilisation" appeal by Radio Canton on Monday night, are be«ng published in the Chinese Press here. The reports, quoting arrivals from Canton, describe the situation In Canton as extremely tense. They
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      $240,000 for a flat
      34 2 uir«^°S«« THAN 35 Ho Ko r»»yi»f HK5240.000 each for flat, in n, w block of 20-storey apartments which will rise on Hie site of the eld Correspondents Club, Conduit Road.
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      SWELLING RANKS OF STREET SLEEPERS' ASSOCIATION
      369 2 SWELLING RANKS OF STREET SLEEPERS' ASSOCIATION ABOUT 100 evicted people joined the Hong Kong Street Sleepers' Association as a result of a court order in favour of the landlord of a flat. The people concerned were all sub-tenants. They are now sleeping on staircases and street pavements. The flat they
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      Killer In adhesive tape
      37 2 HORRIFIED customer* in a watch repairing shop in Kowloon Walled City saw the proprietor stabbed to death by a mttt who«e face wa* fully covered by adhesive tape. A suspect was later detained.
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      Lock icon Rush to beat Julyl goes on
      190 2 I ONDON, Fri. More 12 immigrants from Pakistan and the West Indies arrived in Britain by air last night as the rush to beat the Commonwealth Immigration Act effective from midnight on Saturdaycontinued. About 500 West Indians and Pakistanis flew to Gatwick Airport, a
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    60 3 I am making Europe while others only talk about it. I prefer Europe to Nato, and of all the possible forms of Europe I like the Europe of the 'six' best. But the others absolutely want England to be brought A in. President de Gaulle at a dinner at
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    Mac keeps to the centre...
    64 3 I PHOTO WITH men in overalls to guide him along the middle of a narrow "road," Mr. Harold Macmillan carefully walks the plank as he comes ashore at Luton Hoo, Bedfordshire. The British Prime Minister had inspect c d a hovercraft on view at a
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    Lock icon INDONESIA GETS LION'S SHARE FROM OIL DEAL
    180 3 INDONESIA GETS LION'S SHARE FROM OIL DEAL CHICAGO. Friday. DAN-AMERICAN Indonesia Oil Co.. a subsidiary of Pan-American International Oil Corporation, has acquired petroleum rights to an area of about 13,500 square miles in central Sumatra. Mr John Swearingen. president of Standard Oil Co. (Indiana), announced here yesterday. Pan-American International Is
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    CHARLIE'S NEW FILM: BACK TO SLAPSTICK
    77 3 CHARLIE'S NEW FILM: BACK TO SLAPSTICK OXFORD. Fri. Aging comedian Charlie Chaplin said yesterday he plans to make a new strictly non-political film soon. "It will be A real slapstick burlesque with nothing behind it but fun." said Chaplin, who lost his reentry permit into the United States in 1952
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    Lock icon Student bid to strip Prince Norodom of degree
    163 3 Student bid to strip Prince Norodom of degree BANGKOK, Fri.— Students at Thammasarat University here have initiated a move to have the name of the Cambodian head of state. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, struck out of the school's list of graduates. The students said Princp Norodom "does not behave himself." Prince
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    Lock icon Rusk leaves
    28 3 LISBON. Fri. Mr Dean Rusk. U.S. Secretary of State, left here by air for Washington yesterday at the end of his tour of Nato countries. Reuter.
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    Britain stages U.N. debate walk-out
    377 3 THE United Nations General Assembly yesterday called upon Britain to negotiate a new constitution for Southern Rhodesia, after the chief British delegate. Sir Patrick Dean, had walked out in protest For the first time on a political question of such Importance, the British delegation registered
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    Lock icon Jews strike in protest
    92 3 BUENOS AIRES. Frl. The Jewish community here went on strike yesterday In protest against a series of anti-Semitic outrages culminating In the branding of the breast of a 19--year-old girl with a swastika. But as the strike took place, a new anti-Semitic attack was reported In
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      Lock icon The peace makers tell Oran: Don't fear
      413 3 The peace makers tell Oran: Don't fear ORAN, Friday. A COMMITTEE of Reconciliation of 14 European and 14 Muslim leaders was formed here last night.. The committee issued an appeal to the population to safeguard their mutual inheritance in order, justice and respect for human weHbeing. It also assured the
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      Quick look round
      192 3 Quick look round UNITED NATIONS. Frl. Mr. Mongl Slim, Tunisian President of the U.N. General Assembly, brought down his gavel at 2140 GMT last night— and closed the longest session in the Assembly's history. It had lasted 24 weeks and dealt with 97 items HONG KONG: Communist China and the
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    AUSSIE TRADE MISSION
    63 4 AUSSIE TRADE MISSION SINGAPORE, Fri. An Australian trade mission of top business executives is now in Singapore to develop trtdfe between the State and Australia. The mission la organised and conducted by Wing Commander Colin Steley. an expert on South-East Asia. It will explore possibilities of developing the market here
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    A national day
    45 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak and his wife. Puan Noor Alshah, will be the guests of honour at a gala dinner and dance on Sunday given by the Canadian Association of Singapore to commemorate Canada's National Day.
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    New manager
    39 4 SINGAPORE. Pri. The Nichimen Co., Ltd. gave a cocktail party at the Prince's Restaurant this evening in honour of Mr. Masaya Hosoe. director and manager of their Hong Kong branch, and Mr. Fumlo Nagal. their new manager.
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    Cocktail party to honour India's Chief Justice !
    109 4 Cocktail party to honour India's Chief Justice SIR ALAN BOSK, the Chief Justice of Singapore, gave a cocktail party at his residence on Thursday night in honour of Shri Bhuvenswar Prasad Slnha. the Chief Justice of India. Among about 100 guests were all the Judges of the Supreme Court. Dr.
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    Nothing improper, says Mr. Lim
    226 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. THE outgoing president of the Singapore Chinese School Teachers Union, Mr. Lim Seek Kian, today denied any "unconstitutional or improper activities" in the election of the union's new 60--member genera, council last Sunday. Mr. Llm was commenting on a dissident group's petition to
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    615 illegal buildings now destroyed
    186 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, told the Legislative Assembly today that 615 unauthorised structures detected on State land were demolished from June 1959 to July 27 this year. Another unauthorised building was due for demolition next month. Mr. Tee Kirn Leng
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    Detective is discharged
    77 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. De- I tectlve William Tan Chan Jiang, 22, accused of breaking into Harrows Ltd.. in Orchard Road while with another man at 3 a.m. on May 8 was today discharged by Sathi V. Kandian. a district Judge. i The discharge, the judge said, did not
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    Luxury living for a latter-day Omar Khayyam
    3749 5  -  JAMES LEASOR THE FIRST RUMBLINGS ARE HEARD AT THE AGA KHAN'S VERY EXTRAVAGANT HABITS... _by IN his drive to the top, millions of British were unknowingly the Aga Khan's most valuable associates. These were the punters, who helped to create the Aga's image
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    BANKS DISPUTE: JOINT TEAM
    132 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. A JOINT working party of representatives from thr National Union of Bank Employees and the Committee of Banks has been set up to break the I wage talks deadlock. The Minister of Labour, Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin, said this today at his monthly
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    Rotary Club dinner
    49 6 SINGAPORE. Frl. Mr. M.C. Boyle, the new president of the Rotary Club here, will be formally Installed at a dinner at the Sea View Hotel next Tuesday. At the dinner a cheque for $17,000 will be presented to the Singapore Deaf and Dumb Ahaociatlon's building fund.
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    Union chairman
    23 6 RAWANG. Fri— Mr. Y. G. Menon has been re-elected chairman of the Ulu Selancor branch of the All-Ma-layan Estates Staff Union.
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    Sir Garfield has a talk with Tengku
    76 6 Sir Garf ield has a talk with Tengku CIX Garfield Barwlck, Australia's Minister for External Affairs and Attor-ney-General, emphasising a point during a 30-minute meeting with Trngku Abdul Rahman at the Residency. They discussed matters of common interest to Australia and Malaya. Present at the meeting was the Australian High
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    Mother and son lose $1,400
    38 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. Four masked men robbed a salesman, Lee Boon Guan, 25, and his mother at knife-point of 51.400 in cash and jewellery In their home In Tuas village, off Jurong, last night.
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    Debate winners
    33 6 IPOH. Frl. The Raja Perempuan School of Ipoh last nignt won the interschools debate in the national language for non-Malay pupils of English secondary schools in Perak. Thirteen schools took part.
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    Pleas will be made for top jobs for women
    187 6 Pleas will be made for top jobs for women |£UALA LUMPUR, Fri. —Pleas for Malayan women to be given top Jobs in the Government service will be heard on Women's Day to be held here on Aug. 25. Women's Day— the first to be held in Malaya— is being organised
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    Firewood death
    34 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl, A woman, Wong Ylk Ngoh, 57. died after firewood fell on her In her house In Batu Caves new village today. 4-4/1 Collyer Quay. Singapore- 1. (Phone: No. *****)
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    Four Sibu girls in appeal case
    180 6 KUCHINO, Friday. HPHE CASE in which four girls In Slbu were alleged to have been concerned in assisting in the management of a clandestine Communist organisation will go before the Court of Appeal in Kuching on July 10. Their cc:.iction and sentences were ouashed
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    Being developed—a science centre for Malays
    523 6 Being developed a science centre for Malays BIG EXPANSION AT "MALAYA'S ETON' WITH SELECTIVE SYSTEM FOB NEW PUPILS KUALA KANGSAR, Friday. JHE Malay College here, often described as "The Eton of Malaya", Is being developed into a science centre where future Malay scientists, doctors and engineers will receive their secondary
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    Mother of two is a 'Golden Voice'
    69 6 Mother of two is a 'Golden Voice' ELLENA Abrahams, 23. (above), a mother of two, who has been elected Miss Golden Voice of Perak. Bhe won the title from 16 others. Nonalni binte Mohamed Yunus, 23, was second, and Putri Zainab Hanie binte Haji Megat Abdul Rahman, 25, third. The
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    New rest house
    23 6 BATU PAHAT, Frl. The new Batu Pahat rest house built at a cost of $150,000 will be officially opened tomorrow.
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    Gangster clashes herald funeral procession
    166 6 Gangster clashes herald funeral procession rOII. Fri. Rival secret society gangsters were involved in two separate fights here this afternoon just before a funeral procession passed by. The first fight broke out in a coffeeshop In Laxamana Road when five youths who were having a drink started a free for
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    Lock icon ONG TELLS U.S. OF MALAYA'S 'LIFE BLOOD'
    239 6 D*™ WASHINGTON, Friday. ATO Ong Yoke Lin, Malaya's new ambassador to the United States, arrived here yesterday optimistic about efforts to check Communism in SouthEast Asia and hopeful that U.S. tin and rubber stockpile disposals would not disrupt the "life blood of Malaya's
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    Union gives notice
    75 6 SINGAPORE. Frl. —The Singapore National Seamen Union has served notice on the Singapore Maritime Employers' Federation under the Industrial Relations Ordinance inviting the Federation to negotiate with it a collective agreement on wage claims and Improved working condition* The union secretary-gen-eral, Mr. Tang Tlan Kum In a
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    Women poachers detained
    47 6 IPOH, Pri. The manager of Ban Onn tin mine near Ipoh airport. Thum Kong Qoon detained 10 illegal women dulang washers after firing two shot* Into the air with his shotgun at 7 pm. yesterday. He later sent for the police who arrested them.
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    Raiders hit jackpot
    41 6 IPOH, m —Thieves broke Into the Perak Flying Club here yesterday and stole 48 large bottles and 73 small bottles of beer and several bottles of soft drinks. They also smashed a "onearmed bandit" jackpot and collected $40.
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    Ipoh Rotary's president
    55 6 IPOH, Frl. Dr. Qoh Talk Wan, a private practitioner, will be Installed as the Ipoh Rotary Club's new president by the retiring president, Mr. Lav Hun Chiong, at a dinner In the Golden Jubilee restaurant here tomorrow night. The Mentri Besar of Perak Date Sha'ari bin Shaflee,
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    Fined $20
    20 6 PENANO. Prt Abdullah bin Yahya, 22. who pleaded guilty to disorderly behaviour last night was fined $20 today.
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    LONGHOUSE FIRE WARNING
    59 6 KUCHING, Frl.— The Baram District Council bu reminded Iban area headmen In the Fourth Division to mm to it that longhouMt under their jurisdiction have the required number of fire extinguisher*. A 10-door longhouae muit have at leant one extinguisher and one exeeding 10 doom must hay«
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    Merger talks
    23 6 KUCHING. Frl.—Representatives ot the Sarawak National Party and the Banyan Ra'ayat Jatl Sarawak are having final talks on their proposed alliance.
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    Byrne: Marshall wrote to Tengku about common citizenship on merger
    3650 7 THIRD DAY OF THE REFERENDUM BILL DEBATE 1 'I'll K Minister for A Health and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, revealed in the Legislative Assembly today that Mr. David Marshall, the Workers' Party leader, had recently written a letter to
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  • Obituary
    DEATHS
    112 8 If Vmrdt 110 Minimum j 4.1* CORDOARO JACK on the li 6.62 at Plymouth, Knttland after •hori Ulnt-m beloved father of Peter and Rea. MR| CMIA TIK CMVI, DM Tan Krnc Neo pained away peacefully at SI'S. Upper Kart Coast Road on 29.6.62. A«ed mi. Kunrral today at 3
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    122 8 WordM $2.50 (Mm.) PRES BYTIRIAN CHURCH la Smcaiiorr, Orchard Road, Sunday Brrviii' ti a.m. and A p.m. Holy Communion will be celebrated at both Services. All welcome. WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH, S, Fort Canning Road, Singapore, Telephone *****. Service! Sunday 7.30 a.m. lU.irn a.m. and %M p.m. Sunday School
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      The Vietnam War
      570 8 The Geneva conference on Laos will not be all plain sailing. But the Russians are ready apparently to settle for neutrality, and there is reason for confidence that the 14--nation conference will underwrite Laotian independence and neutrality. South Vietnam presents a different and more dangerous problem, its
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      414 8 In his famous election television debates with Mr. Nixon, Mr. Kennedy got himself into a fair amount of trouble by declaring his belief that Quemoy and Matsu were indefensible and should be abandoned. His latest statement neatly reconciles the maintenance of this position with a pledge that the
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      238 8 A never ending variety of working conditions finds publication in the Ministry of Labour's monthly report, testimony to the ingenuity and enterprise of employer and employee alike. When unemployment is increasing, as obviously it is now, it is a little difficult to understand, however, why an employer should
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    1066 8  -  ALISTAIR COOKE The knives are out as tHe Gallup polls give their answer SINCE the nomi n a tion of Mr. Kennedy in the summer of 1960 and the proclamation of the New Frontier, no phase of his career has so drastically affected his popularity, or the
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    Red role in the hot war in Vietnam
    597 8 DESPITE the dissenting vote of the Polish member, the findings of the Indian chairman and Canadian member of the International Commission lor supervision and control in Vietnam are clear enough to establish the full responsibility of Communist North Vietnam in the dramatic
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    MALACCA AND MERDEKA
    83 8 IN the Straits Times of June 28 you report the Prime Minister as having said that when he was negotiating in London for Merdeka, Malacca and Penang sent delegations to oppose Merdeka. As members of the Malacca delegation we categorically deny this assertion. We went to London
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    FIVE BLANKS
    92 8 T WAS extremely annoyed to hear that there were no forms (finished) for renewing identity cards in Johore. I have visited the office five times in vain. Each time I was given some excuse. First time no forms (finished); second time forms not yet received: third time officer
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    71 8 ON behalf of the residents of Gloucester Road. Singapore, I wish to place on record our grateful thanks to Mr. A.P. Rajah for having been Instrumental in making up Gloucester Road from a mud to a tarred road. We would be pleased if he would use his
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    121 9 TO Trotsky. Stalin was an ignorant upstart. To Churchill, he was an evil genius, with infinite shrewdness and nerves of steel. To the non-C ommunist world at large, he was simply a monster. These appraisals of the Soviet dictator have now been supplemented by another, sketched by a man
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    289 9 THEY REFUSE TO TAKE ON SMALL JOBS UNLESS PAID MORE, RAZAK IS TOLD AT RURAL WORK BRIEFING KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, was told today there was so much construction work in Selangor that contractors had refused to take on small projects unless
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    74 9 Attack on passing bus by 8 youths IPOH. Fri.— Eight youths attacked a bus in Falim. a suburb of Ipoh. this afternoon. Standing on both sides of the road, they threw Micks and bottles at the bus as it was passing by. passenger, Alang Kassim, suffered a cut on his
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    48 9 SINGAPORE, Fri.— The new 28-member Nanyang University Council, formed 15 months ago under the 1959 Nanyang University Ordinance, will hold its first meetIng In Singapore on July 14. This follows the Government's decision last month to nominate its three representatives to the council under the ordinance.
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    Visa: Denial by Brunei
    89 9 KUCHING, Fri. The British High Commissioner for Brunei. JMr Denis White, has described as completely false and highly mischievous a report recently published In the Kuchlng newspaper, the Sin Wen Pau, (and repeated by the Sarawak Tribune and Borneo Bulletin) that three Party Ra'ayat delegates to
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    UPP meeting
    27 9 SINGAPORE, FTi. The first general meeting of the United People's Party will be held tomorrow at the Hokkien Huay Kuan Association In Telok Ayer Street.
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    Death by stoning for khalwat? Too heavy, they say
    216 9 Death by stoning for khalwat? Too heavy, they say KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Proposals that Muslims found guilty of khalwat (close proximity) be caned 100 times and stoned to death met with strong opposition from Muslim leaders here today. An Alliance Member oi Parliament. Inche Ahmad Arshad (Muar Utara) suggested this
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    Cruse off to Bagdad
    57 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Mr. S. Cruse, acting Ceylon High Commissioner here, left last night for Bagdad to set up the first Ceylonese resident mission there. He and his family will stop over in Colombo. Mr. A. Abeyawardena will arrive tomorrow to take up his appointment as
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    Ex-wrestler had drug: Fined
    51 9 SINGAPORE. Fri.— An exwrestler, Kunju Krtshnan, 40. was fined $750, or two months' Jail, In a magistrate's court for possession of 37 packets of Indian hemp worth $14 on April 27. Krtshnan was arrested by detectives In his house at Ec Lee Road. 13J mile Sembawang
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    Bomb boy: $200 more
    59 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Straits Times in Singapore today received two donation* totalling $200 for Moham ed Jedl bin Yaacob 15. of Alor Oajah. whose handa were amputated after a Krenade Incident in January. Th« donations came from "Bentong Drunks" ($5O) and Asian and European Stah Dockyard
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    `I WASN'T JEALOUS OF WOMAN FRIENDLY WITH HUSBAND'
    195 9 A HOUSEWIFE denied in court today that Kb* was jealous of another woman who was friendly with her husband. "I knew she and my husband were on good terms, but I didn't mind," Ec Slew Poh, 31. said at the trial of
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    Lee: 'No need for aggressive action against Japan'
    523 9 SINGAPORE, Friday. Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, told the Legislative Assembly today that he saw no reason for embarking on aggressive action against Japan to get compensation for the victims of the World War Two massacres in Singapore. He was replying
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    84 9 Policeman, four others hurt SINGAPORE, Fri— A policeman driver of a car and his four passengers were Injured when it collided head on with another car in River Valley Road this morning. Constable Yaacob who was driving the car of Asst. Supt A. G. Fernandez, of th* Rpserve Unit is
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    Five court stories to keep you wondering
    122 9 Five court stories to keep you wondering THE conviction of a person for a crime of which he is innocent is an eventuality every lover of justice dreads Yet there still arises the case where doubt lingers on long after the trial the kind of case wher* the question "Innocent,
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    29 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. The Union of Teachers of English in Vernacular ft»Vw»]a j o v>ore Rahru wil! meet at the Adult Education Association premises on July 6.
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    65 9 Injured by a gang SINGAPORE, FTI. A section leader of the Work Brigade, Chan Yoke How, 23, was seriously injured this afternoon when he was attacked by a gang of youths at a Jurong work site. Chan was working with his group of workers at the site when the gang
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    A bankrupt
    37 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. Oan Cheong Ho, trading as Sum Guan Trading Co., was adjudicated a bankrupt by Mr Justice Chua in the High Court today on a bankruptcy petition filed by George Cohen (Par East) Ltd.
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    MINISTRY READY TO OFFER HELP...
    187 9 MINISTRY READY TO OFFER HELP... KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —The Minister of Labour, Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin, today said his ministry was ready to offer help in settling the dispute between the War Department and its civilian employees over claims for better wages. He said this at his monthly Press conference.
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    Teaching jobs for grads
    44 9 SINGAPORE. Fri.—Thirtyeight Chinese mldddle school graduates who hold the Government Secondary Four Chinese certificate are teaching In government and government-aided schools, the Minister for Education. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. said today in the Legislative Assembly in reply to a auestion.
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      942 10 UNCROWNED KINGS ON ESTATES? MR. j. P. D. NAIR, gen eral secretary of the All-Mala-yan Estates Staff Union, is reported as saying in a Press statement that plantation managers are "the v ne'rownpd kings of the estates" who "constantly dismiss their
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      240 10 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSS cover a small area (5-5). 8 Reject* records about a minor 4. Gentleman points to sheefe road (8). (7) f'KST^r sr •at Sjt 11. Ur»et in a rut by way of re- cured by <9> 6) Anement (8). 1 Brute's cheap diet Is enough 12. Speak
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      1095 11 VEHICLES FOR SALE M Ward* $1 (Ml*.)— Bom It tt*. tmtrt IMS MINOR TOURIR. Recently Overhauled. New Bond. »3/40 ra p t $1,200/. 0.n.0 H.P. a#*CJigeabta. Telephonee: (t'port) S6OBS/***** Aaaoeiated Agenettt welcome more LUtiaga Buylnt <* Selling. ItM DATIUN BLUIBIRO, 1960 Datsun 1000, Sedan, 195t SU./Van(uard F/ Popular, 1966 Hlllman.
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    293 14 T OWEr pan -Malayan stock figures caused yet Another rush of short-coverings on the Federation Robber Exchange with sellers reluctant to offer prices rose by one cent during the momIng. Buyers of No. 2 and 3 July UK/ C also found sellers hard to find and
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    478 14 TINS EASE BUT HOLD OWN DESPITE METAL PRICE FALL Prom Our Market Correspondent rpiN shares prices were X slightly easier in earlier trading yesterday on the Malayan Stock Exchange but held up well despite the fact of the drop in the London overnight metal price and a fall of $4,624
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    20 14 Jane 28 IndmrtrUU: 163.14 Hns: 262.63 robbenr 177.1S lan. 1 1958 100. June 2! 1i.J..". 1 261.4 177.1:
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    724 14 OUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange, Federation section yesterday with the number of deals In brackets: Industrial* I Dunlop (1.000) $1.66. (l.ooo) $1.68: F. and N. ords. (1,000) $2.68. $2.70 01.: Hume Industries (1.000) A6s M. Containers $1.20 OL, (4,000) $1.19. (22.000* $1.20: MeAllster (1,000) $1.32: Malayan
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    329 14 The price of rubber surged forward In Singapore yesterday to the highest levels for the month on short-covering which came up against a reserve of sellers. July first grade was taken up during the morning session from 75g cents to 76|
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    212 14 ULV flrst grade ruMer buyers f.e.b. I closed at 5 p.m. In Singapore yesterday at 76! cents per Ib., up U centa on yesterday's closing price. The tone was quiet. I.C.C.R A. cloalng prices In cents per Ib. yesterday: lot. 1 R. 8.8. Prompt fob. buyers 761,
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    136 14 MELBOURNE, Frl. OOLSTERED by the sharp MJ rise m Wall Street, prices In Melbourne further improved strongly over a wide range of investments. A.C.I. was up Is. 6d to 68s. 3d. BAP. touched 595. Gd.. but closed at 58s. 3d. Practically all leaders had good gains. However, there
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    266 14 eesiatlen made the** change* In Its ttlM to merchants (all ratea to $100): New Vcrkt buytas TT 32 13/16. airmall OD 32 15/16. 90 d/it 33 3/16 credit Dili*. 33 5/16 trade hill*. Canada: TT 39 9/16. airmail OD 35 11/16, 90 d/it 36 1/8 credit bill*.
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    465 14 THIS week has been a 1 quiet one on Malayan rubber markets states the current survey of H.C.B. Co. Ltd. Prices have advanced uncertainly in sporadic trading and the main feature has been the irregularity of the emphasis on July 1 R.S.S. passing at a premium
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    34 14 June 29. RI'BBER PRICES SINGAPORE: M| cents (up li cents) K.L.: 70s cents (up a quarter of a cent). TIN: 5434.12 1 (down Sttßl). Estimated unofficial offering 275 tons (up CS tons).
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      257 14 THE BATU KAWAN RUBBER COCONUT PLANTATIONS LTD I Incorporated In Great Britain) PRYE ESTATE Offers are Invited for approximately 197 acres of agricultural I land, being part of Prye Estate. which is suitable for Industrial or housing development. Further particulars and permlsI slon to view may be obtained from the
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      2018 15 NOTICES NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Mr Robert Wee Soon Bee of our Technical Division Is leaving our employ on 30.6.62. BTM LIM CO., LTD., j 94, Robinson Road, Singapore, 1. NOTICE A Public Auction will be held on Sunday the 16th day ol July. 1962 at the Supreme
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      481 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT SARAWAK GOVERNMENT Applications are invited from male or female candidates between 20 and 30 years of age wltjl knowledge of typing and shorthand and holding both the Senior Cambridge Certificate and the Senior Chinese Middle Certificate or higher educational qualification for appointment as Secretary /Translator, Sarawak Constabulary. Salary
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      800 15 TENDERS TENDERS from Contractors registered with PWD., Singapore In Class "D" and above under Head 111 i a) will be received a*, the Public Works Depa. tinent. High Street in Tender Box No. 1 j up to noon of the 13 7 62 for the:— Making Vp of Van Kit
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      350 15 TENDERS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received by the Chairman. Economic Development Board, 2nd Floor. Fullerton Building, up to noon on Friday, 13th July, 1962. for:— CONSTRUCTION OF EARTHWORKS. ROADWOBK AND DRAINS IN THE FIRST LIGHT INDI STHIAL ASIA. PART I. JIRONG (Show Round on 6th July
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      264 16  -  EPSOM JEEP NEROME SHOWS IMPROVEMENT ON THE TRACK By Nakhoda shines in trial on soft going KUALA LUMPUR, 1 Fri. Rising High did the most impressive gallop on a soft track here this morning. Ridden by apprentice Lawrence Wong. Rising High ran 3f
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      26 16 HONG KONG. Fri.— China beat Japan, holders of the work' Championship. 3-2 in a women s table tennis international at T'entsin lost night. Renter.
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      1791 16 KL runners riders tomorrow Race 1: 1.30-Class 5, Div. 2-7 i 1 ***** Sinßint Boy (Gary's St.) R. Breuk.. 5 9 0 'Lun 2 ***** Roll In (Goldfr. Star St.) E. Breuk.. 4 9.0 Taylor 7 3 ***** Jalak Lincting < Profit St. > Mawi. 4 8.13 'Mornay 5 4
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      282 16 Larkspur bids for notable double J)UBLIN. Fri. There b i big international flavour about the Iri.sh Derby to be run over I', mile.-, at the famed Curragh course tomorrow. In the Held of about 20 bidding for the richest race of all time in Europe are Amprican, French. South African.
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      Ike Trophy trials: 26 to take part
      301 17 Ike Trophy trials: 26 to take part rpWENTY-SIX golfers will take Dart in trials at Tiger Lane course here tomorrow and Sunday to bid for places in the Malayan team for the Eisenhower Trophy world amateur championship. After the trials, four players will be selected to represent Malaya In the
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      408 17 THE TIDE IS TURNING AGAINST TROUBLESOME RULE IBF MEETING TO DISCUSS TWO RESOLUTIONS BY MALAYA WEST GERMANY LONDON, Friday fHE CONTROVERSIAL "wood shot" rule, one of the most disputed points in modern badminton, may be changed at the International Badminton Federation's annual meeting here on
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      Wai Lam goes to 'last 8' in the 'National'
      290 17 pENANG, Fri. Nine- teen-year-old Kok Wai Lam, who created an upset yesterday when he eliminated seeded Tan Ah Fee in the first round of the men's singles of the Federation s first national championships moved into the quarterfinals today with a
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      David cuts 400-m record to 53
      340 17 SINGAPORE, Fri. clocked a record 9mln 59.95ec. Six mure records were bettered and another equalled today. The other records were discus "C" of 126 ft lin by Richard Tan; Shot put "B" of 43ft Jin by Lin Kap Ping; 800 m "C or 2min
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      Tennis double for Sangat
      65 17 PARIT BUNXAR. Fri.— Sangat bingh of Pant Buntar won the men's singles title In the Perak PWD lawn tennis championships here yesterday. He b< ai Raja Osman or Ipoh 6-2. 6-2 in the Anal. Sangat completed a double when he and D. Nadarajah of Talpuig beat
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      Sattar to stay as SAFA national coach
      230 17 Sattar to stay as SAFA national coach SINGAPORE, Fr i The Singapore Amateur F.A. Finance and Administrative committee tonight defined Rahim Sattars status as a national coach and got him to Withdraw his letter of resignation. Sattar agreed to accept the committee's decision which was unanimous with the exception of
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      S'pore triangular meet
      38 17 SINOAPORE. Fri. The triangular athletics meet between combined schools. combined universities and a Singapore selection, which was postponed because of rain last Sunday, will be held at Farrer Park on Sunday starting at 3 p.m.
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      PENANG MAY END PERAK CUP QUEST
      614 17  - PENANG MA Y END PERAK CUP QUEST Norman Siebel MALAYA CUP PREVIEW By SINGAPORE, SERVICES CLASH IN SOUTH the acid teat. New forward Ken "two-goal" Davis may prove to be the cuw to Services long-time goal-shyness attainst Singapore, and Sen-ices' hopes have risen with his advent But Singapore have thwarted
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      151 17 Lendlnsr scorers: Abdul Latlff CNegrli 8 goals: Abdul Ohanl fSel) 6: Ounasegaran rPerak) 6; Pang Slang Hock (Penang) 5: Majld Ariff fS'pore) 4; Ayoub (Armed Forces) 3: Omar Yasnln rPenang> 3: Ban Chiang CKedahi 3; Kirn Leng (Sell. Arthur Koh fSen, Mahyuddln (Forces). Ken Davis (Jt. Service*) Cheongr Lam
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      453 17 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER MALAYA CUP: S'gor v Combined Services (Princes Rd.. 6.15): Perils v Kedah (Kangar. 5.15>. BL'RNLEV CUP: Perlis Youthfv Kedah Youths (Kangar. 4>. STORE DIV. SA: Arsenal v Alexandra (Gey tang); Seletar VI v Serangoon MY (Parrer Pk>; INTER STATE PRIMARY SCHOOLS: Johore v Malacca (Kluang padnnc. s>.
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    380 18 AN air hostess "floated" before his eyes when a Sydney-bound Vi s count airliner once plunged 11,000 feet and out of control, a pilot told a plane crash inquiry here today. "A passenger had to crab her to stop her from
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    22 18 lELLAMMAH SINNATHAMBV <>.■• lovMi mother of Thi-vara)an of Telcic.in». D<-vt.. MKWN, puMi away in iMfulljr on Friday 29.8. hj at Kalthuddy. Oyon.
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    33 18 MRS. LIM TECK SENC and other member* of the family of the late Mr. Veo Hoik Chan thank pastors, friend*, relatives for visits. condolence*, wreath.", donations and attendance at the recent funeral
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    57 18 LONDON, Pri. Mr. Cecil Harmsworth King, chairman of the Daily Mirror and Sunday Pictorial newspapers, offered no defence In the divorce court yesterday when a decree nisi was granted to his wife, Mr. Agnes Margaret King, of Kensington, London, because of his adultery. The judge made an
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    43 18 LONDON. Fri.— The giant Vickers VCIO jet airliner, Britain's 150-seat. 600 mph challenger for the world's longrange air routes, today made its first flight. Capt. G.R. Bryce, chief test pilot of the British Aircraft Corporation, was at the controls.— Reuter.
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    32 18 WASHINGTON, Frl. President and Mrs. Kennedy arrived by air In Mexico City at 1651 GMT today at the start of ther goodwill visit to Mexico, the White House announced. Reuter.
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    324 18 LONDON. Pii. Slock maiket.s here ended a relatively good week on a satisfactory note. Buyers however, were still cautious and an initial advance today —prompted by the big rise on Wall Stieet yesterday, proved to have been rather overdone as later some reaction was seen In price values,
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    25 18 LONDON. Prl. Buyers £863. sellers £864. Forward buyers £869 sellers £871. Settlement £861 Turnover am. 140 tons, p.m. 40 tons. Tone: Steadier but quiet
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    42 18 LONDON. Prl. Spo' August 82 1 I/IK.. Sept 22 11 Hid Ot 22 1 MM.. Oct. Dec. 2^ ,d Jan/Mar 22»*U.. April June 22 July Sept unquoted, c \.t July 22'^d.. August 22 7 16d. Sept. 22 7 16d. Tone: Uncertain.
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      BOOS FOR LINESMAN AS BRITAIN'S LAST SINGLES HOPE FALLS
      371 18 BOOS FOR LINESMAN AS BRITAIN'S LAST SINGLES HOPE FALLS LONDON. Friday. gOOS and jeers greeted a controversial line decision on match point which put Ken Fletcher, 21-year-old Australian Davis Cup prospect, into the quarterfinals 'of the men's singles at Wimbledon today. Fletcher defeated j 19-year-old left-hand- er Roger Taylor of
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      208 18 MEN'S SINOLES (4TH RD): R. H. Osuna (Mr\.) bt R. Mil* (GB) 6-3, 6-3, 6-2; K. Hrtoher (Aust.) bt R. Taylor (GB) 2-6, 6-3. 6-8. 6-4, 6-4; R. Hewit (Aust.) bt R. ft Howe (Aunt.) 3-6. 1-6. 6-4. 6-3, 10-8. MEN'S DOI'BLES (2ND RD) C. R. McKinlry
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      247 18 Result* of Thursday's matches: MEN'S SINGLES (3RD RD): R. H. Osuna (Mex.) bt G. L. Forbes (SA) 6-2. 9-11, 8-6, 6-4: M. V. Mulligan (Aust) bt K D. Ralston USi 3-6. 9-7. 6-3, 2-6, 7-5; A. R. Mills (GB) M N. Pietranceli (It.) 6-4. 2-6. 4-6. 7-5, 6-1;
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      Crump puts clamp on Pakistanis
      265 18 LONDON. Fri— The inatchH between Northampton-^ i shire and the Pakistanis ended in a draw here today. Final scores: Northants 334-8 dec. and 212-6 dec. Pakistanis 372 and 78-5. The match fizzled out into a draw and the extra halfhour was not taken. Northants, pace
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      Back from leave
      28 18 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. N.A. DRozarlo. buck recently from a two-month leave in Europe, will resume duty ns.> the Third Criminal District l^ Judge on Monday.
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