The Straits Times, 2 July 1963

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    RAZAK, LEE MEET
    375 1  -  LESLIE HOFFMAN Their first talks in a fortnight SANDYS POSTPONES TRIP TO BRITISH GUINEA: DISCUSSIONS WITH SINGAPORE PREMIER From LONDON. Monday THE prospects of a quick settlement of differences between Malaya and Singapore which looked very bright this morning faded somewhat this afternoon when it became known
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    SUPP-NEGARA COALITION SHOCK
    654 1  - SUPP-NEGARA COALITION SHOCK GEOFFREY GELDARO From KUCHING. Mon J\ A shock move today, (lie Sarawak United People's Party and Party Megan Sarawak announced that they had formed a coalition. They called on Independent councillors to support them. Jjst ten weeks ago. when the Party Negara split from the Sarawak Alliance,
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    Lock icon Soekarno gives a warning
    53 1 JAKARTA, Mon. President Soelcarno told a police rally here toaay that anyone tryliiß to divert the course ol Indonesia's revolution "Is counte --revolutionary and mu&i be eradicated." The address commemorating National Police Day was Soelcarno's first public speech since his return from his month-long foreign tour
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    Lock icon King Olav is 60
    14 1 OSLO. Mon.— Kirn* Olav celebrates his 60th birthday tomorrow. Reuter.
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    Tengku off to London 'any time now'
    310 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Tengku Abdul Rahman is expected to fly to London "at any moment now" to take part in the Malaysia negotiations. Ths Prime Minister was to have been chief guest at the Canadian National Day reception this evening, but did not
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    Lock icon Menzies honcured
    38 1 EDINBURGH. Mon. Queen Elizabeth today installed the Prime Minister of Australia. Sir Robert Menzies. as a Knight of the Thistle. Scotland's highest order of chivalry, in the tiny Thistle chapel, at St. Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Rioters charged
    34 1 JAKARTA. Mon— Police at Tasllunalaja. West Juva have announced that 60 person; charged with instigating the anti-Chine** rioting there last May will be brought to trial, according to Antara news agency. UPI.
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    Lock icon Death box horror
    74 1 NEW YORK, Mon.— A six-year-old girl died after three retarded brothers DUt hi r Into a metal lined box so she would not impede their escape from their Pennsylvania foster home. They left her food, comics and a lantern but air holes they drilled in the box
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    Jakarta steps up patrols
    436 1 JAKARTA, Monday. THE Indonesian navy has increased patrols in Indonesian waters following reports of a sharp rise in piracy, the navy's Chief Information Officer, Lieut. -Col. Ambardy, said today. He was commenting on Malayan Press reports of a series of pirate raids in the Malacca Straits
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    Man with I 'new' lung dies
    78 1 Man with I 'new' lung dies JACKSON (Mississippi). Mon. The man who underwent the first human lung transplant 18 days ago has died. Doctors said the death was caused by a kidney failure and had nothing to do with the lung operation. John Richard Russell, a convicted murderer whose prison
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    A strike threat at C and W
    78 1 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Cable' and Wireless Staff Union last night hand-; ed a 14-day strike notice i to the management to| settle its claims for in- creased pay and improved terms of service. The decision to serve the notice was taken at
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    Lock icon New loan to India
    32 1 WASHINOTON, Mon. The I United States today approved a US$BO million loan to India to' help to build a giant nuclear i power reactor near Bombay. I Reuter.
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    Mandy (I'm notorious) off with mystery letter
    332 1 Mandy (I'm notorious) off with mystery letter lONDON. Mon. Miss i Marilyn Rice Davies, 18-year-old honey-blonde who had the British public gasping over lirr sex revelations in the Stephen Ward case, today left Britain with these departing words "I am notorious. I will go down in history as another Lady
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    Lock icon Another spy shock for Britain
    298 1 Another spy shock for Britain LONDON. Mon. A "missing" B 1 iti s h journalist. Mr. Harold Philby, who was once a Foreign Office Official. was the man who warned Donald Maclean through Guy Burgess that the British security services were about to take action against him. Mr. Edward Heath.
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    STOP PRESS
    24 1 KENNEDY FO* ASIA? NEW YORK >!<•" .ident Kennedy rr Dortrd fc) H—lWerii t'.iln in be prepnins: t*t \swn tour in the -utmim .Intel
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      C-R-A-S-H goes Red unity
      191 2 PEKING SHOWCASE IN MOSCOW SMASHED ty|OSCOW, Mon.— A six-foot square section of a glass showcase outside the Chinese Embassy here has been smashed. An Embassy official was yesterday seen picking up pieces of glass. The showcase labelled "China Today," displayed photographs of Chine.se leaders addressing meetings
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      Lock icon TYPHOON SWINGS NORTH AND HK IS SO SAD
      145 2 TYPHOON SWINGS NORTH AND HK IS SO SAD HONG KONG. Mon. Typhoon Trix swung north of the colony today, dashing hopes of a break in the eight-month drought The severe tropical storm, which was headed for Hong Kong yesterday, lost "way and changed direction during the night. It is expected
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      Lock icon Tshombe under guard as Congo goes gay
      88 2 PARIS, Mon. Mr. Moi s c Tshombe, stripped of his power as leader of Katanga, lay in bed in a Paris clinic under police guard yesterday as the Congo celebrated the third anniversary of its inde- pendence. He arrived here two weeks ago
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      Lock icon Party hits out at student privileges
      99 2 Party hits out at student privileges JAKARTA, Mon.— The leftwing Indonesian Party (Partindo) has urged President Soekarno to review the policy of first Minister Dr. Djuanda in connection with the recent antiChinese violence. Indonesian students last month rioted In Central and West Java towns by damaging and burning Chinese properties.
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      Lock icon The tin smugglers
      23 2 JAKARTA. Mon.— A tin smuggling plot has been uncovered on the tin-producing island of Bangsa, Antara news agency reDorted. Reuter
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      Lock icon Sugar plant project
      24 2 JAKARTA. Mon— Plans are being made to build a sugar plant in south Sumatra with Japanese credit. Antura news agency reported.—Reuter.
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      Lock icon Korea's candidates
      106 2 THE GIRLS WHO WILL GO AFTER THREE BIG TITLES THRKF winners of the 1963 Miss Korea contest sit on the stage holding winning trophies with the runnersup behind them after having been selected as representatives at various world-wide beauty contests. Photo shows (front row from left): CHOI KIM
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      Lock icon FIGHT TO REACH CUT-OFF TOWNS
      109 2 nnOKYO. Mon.— Rescue workers including self defence force members were today fighting muddy water and debris to send supplies to marooned cities and towns and flooded areas in Northern Kyushu, Japan's western most island. Heavy rainfall over the weekend left at least 18 people dead
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      Landslide buries six: Five saved
      48 2 OIPU (Japan i, Mon.— Six villagers working on a mountain road near here were buried under a landslide yesterday afternoon, but a rescue team dim live of them out alive. Shoichi Yamaguchl. 56. of Sakauchi Village, was dead when rescuers reached him.— U.P.l.
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      He landed in wrong place
      43 2 TOKYO. Mon. A pilot training in night flying plunged a plane into Tokyo Bay early today in the belief that he was landing on the runway of the international airport here. He and his instructor were rescued.— U.P.l.
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      Lock icon $1 million fire
      26 2 MANILA, Mon.— A fire destroyed ttie Anion Trading Building yesterday causing t1. 400.000 damages. No one was hurt in the two-hour ;ire. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Speech by Kaunda sets off top-level talks
      309 2 Speech by Kaunda sets off top-level talks VICTORIA FALLS (Northern Rhodesia), Mon. Federal and Southern Rhoaesian delegation leaders to the f o v r-government conference on the Central African Federation here held a flurry of top-level talks last night. The talks followed a speech by Mr. Kenneth Kaunda. Northern Rhcdesian
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      Lock icon MACAPAGAL MAKES A MAJOR SHAKE-UP OF HIS CABINET
      290 2 MANILA, Monday PRESIDENT -Macapa- gal has completed a reorganlsation of his cabinet, taking over temporarily himself the post of Social Welfare Administrator and making nine major appointments. The Executive Secretary. Mr. Salvador Marino, was appointed Secretary of Justice, replacing Mr. Juan Liwag,
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  • US-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Jack holds up N-force because of Mac's difficulties
      276 3 Jack holds up N-force because of Mac's difficulties DOME. M«n. President Kennedy has temporarily set aside plans for a Nato nuclear multilateral or mixed-manneu force because of the political difficulties facini; Mr. Macmillan That was the general intepre.itlon last night or events as they tan spired at the talks between
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      Lock icon TITO AGAIN AND THE VOTE IS UNANIMOUS
      77 3 TITO AGAIN AND THE VOTE IS UNANIMOUS OELGRADE. Mon. Marshal Tito, 71, was unanimously re-elec-ted President of Yugoslavia yesterday for life if he wishes He told the Federal Assembly after the voting: '•Yugoslav policy Is to maintain good relations with both East and West." He supported Communist and neutral proposals
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      VIP in the mask at Roman orgies
      267 3 IDENTITY OF MAN WHO ACTED AS SLAVE WAITER KNOWN LONDON, Monday. gRITONS braced today for more possible big name revelations in the Profumno sex and security scandal including perhaps the man who wore only a mask when acting as a "slave waiter" at
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      Lock icon Pearson has neck operation
      61 3 OTTAWA, Mon. Mr. Lester FHMB, Canadian Prime Minister, returned home from hospital today alter a successful operation oq Saturday for removal of an obstructed salivary eland from the right side of his neck. A spokesman for Mr. Pearson said: "The doctor says all is well. The
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      Lock icon Anti-bomb man quits
      31 3 SWANSEA. Mon. Mr. David Mathias today resigned as secretary and member of the anti-nuclear Welsh Committee of 100, declaring that recent demonstrations lyid ceased to be non-violent. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Valerie: I shall not leave Jack
      84 3 Valerie: I shall not leave Jack LONDON. Mon. Actress Valeric Hobson has no intention of leaving her husband John Profumo as a result of the scandal which led to his rcsirnatkm as War Minister and M.P. In a copyright interview with columnist Nancy Spain in the News of the World.
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      Christine (in wax) joins the line-up
      50 3 Christine (in wax) joins the line-up BRIGHTON, Mon. Playgirl Christine Keeler. her arms raised in mock horror against the wickedness of the world, went on display yesterday almost aloneside President Kennedy .m<l Mr. Macmillan. Christine joined the famous in the promenade waxworks and has a platform of her own.— UPl.
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      Lock icon Queen and Duke visit Charles
      59 3 LOSSIEMOUTH y Northern Scotland), Mon. Queen Elizabeth and the Duko of Edinburgh flew here yesterday to ».ave a talk with Prince Charles at nearby Oordonstoun School. It was the nrst time they had seen the prince since the recent incident when he had a surreptitious
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      Exiled raiders captured
      31 3 MIAMI. Mon. A boatload ol anti-Castro exile raiders was captured by Cuban gunboats early yesterday after a running sea fight. The number of captives was not known.— UiM.
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      Lock icon Buses collide: 70 injured
      31 3 WARSAW, Mon. Seventy people were Injured, some seriously, when two buses collided here. Thirty-three were admitted to hospitals. The others were released after first aid treatment U.P.I.
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      Lock icon 'Only socialism can reunite Germany'
      324 3 EAST BERLIN, Mon. MR. KHRUSHCHEV said here last night that Germany could not be re-united "in our time, unless it were socialist." During a fulsome eulogy of the East German Communist leader, Mr. Walter Ulbricht, at a state reception to honour his 70th birthday. Mr.
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      Lock icon Magnificent spectacle as Pope is crowned under moon
      403 3 VATICAN CITY, Monday. pOPE PAUL VI was last night crowned in a three-hour ceremony outside Saint Peter's, deeply moving to the hundred thousand people who thronged the square, and a magnificent spectacle to millions watching on television. The crown, a bejewelled gold
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      Lock icon The $600 m harm done by a spy
      101 3 The $600 m harm done by a spy CTOCKHOLM. Mon. Damage caused by Air Force Col. Stig Wennerstroem's 15 years of spying for the Soviet Union may cost the Swedish Government USS2OO (S600) million to repair, informed sources said yesterday The sources estimated the damage on the basis of what
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      Negro demonstration
      44 3 KANSAS CITY. Mon. Nesro men. women and children staged an 80-minute protest demonstration here yesterday in memory of slain Miss'.srlpni integration leader Medp»r Evers.— U.P.l. Pope Paul waves to crowds in St. Peter's Square from the central balcony of St. Peter's Basilica.
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      78 3 MALAYAN BANKING LIMITED (Incorporated in the Federation of Malay*) Authorised Capital $50,000,000 Issued and Paid Up Capital $15,000,000 is pleased to announce the opening of its NORTH BUONA VISTA ROAD SUB BRANCH at 58 North Buona Vista Road, SINGAPORE on Tuesday, 2nd July, 1963 COMPREHENSIVE RANGE OF BANKING SERVICES I'liiimiuiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiuiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiii'r
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    READY FOR RAIN BID
    446 4  -  EVELYN TU We must wait for right clouds, says Smith By SINGAPORE, Mon. i I is set lor the first rain-making operations to begin in Singapore. A Koyal Australian Air Force DC-3 aircraft, fully equipped with cloud-seeding apparatus and manned by a four-man crew, headed by
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    Fatal shooting: PC Low freed
    321 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. DOLICE CONSTABLE Low Eng Ann, 20, told a district court today that his life was "in grave peril" when he opened fire twice in an incident in the "gangster-infested" area of Albert Street at 11.30 p.m. on Dec. 10 last year. He said
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    COLOURS FOR THE LSCOUTS
    117 4 COLOURS FOR THE L SCOUTS SINGAPORE. Mon. The L seven-member Singapore contingent to the 11th Boy Scout World Jamboree at Marathon. Greece, will receive the Singapore colours from the Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak. (above), who is the Chief Scout of Singapore, on Wednesday at the Istana Negara.
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    PAP: LET ONG ENG GUAN FIGHT IN THE JUNIOR LEAGUE
    337 4 SINGAPORE. Mon T<HE Peoples Action 1 Party today announced it would do nothing to dissuade the United People's Party leader, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, from his "Junior league" battle with the newly-formed Alliance. The PAP announcement was a party comment
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    Prisoner flees from court
    265 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. A PRISONER escaped from the 10th Magistrate's Court in South Bridge Road today after a short, dramatic fight with policemen. Before the startled eyes of the magistrate. Mr. S. Rajendran. tne prisoner. Ng Beng I Kee. 21. and two other prisoners fought their way
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    'Tried to kill cop in lock-up' charge
    127 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Monday. ARMED policemen surrounded the dock today when two youths, charged with the attempted murder of a police constable at the Central Police Station lock-up, were produced in a magistrate's court. The accused persons, Carl Murray alias Ali Hassan alias Siam
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    Transfers: Should the company consult union?
    446 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. i SHOULD a company hold prior consultations with a trade union representing its employees before effecting any change in the working conditions of any employee? Mr. Tan Jing Quec representing the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union, submitted in the Second Industrial Arbitration
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    'Pure terrorism'
    106 4 KL'CHING. Mod. Saturday night's attack on the village at Panchau. near Kandai in the Lundu district of Sarawak's First Division was "pure terrorism," a Government spokesman stated today. No looting was attempted by the bandits. Panchau is close to the Indonesian border and a tul-ir trading route from
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    Leave row: Bank staff work to rule
    191 5 Leave row: Bank staff work to rule PENANG, Mon. Sevcnty-fi v c employees of the United Commercial Bank here started a work-to-rule today in protest against alleged forfeiture of accumulated leave. Early arrivals waited outside the bank premises and entered only when the clock in King Edward Place struck nine.
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    Aziz to speak at rally
    69 5 KUALA LUMPDR. Mon. The lonner Minister of Agrlcultuie and Co-operatives. Inche Abdul A/iz bin Ishak, will address i tally at Gombefc, six miles from here, on July 7. Other speakers will be Selanßii State Assemblyman, Daiok Kampo K:<jo. Mr. Karam Singh. MR. the acting national
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    Corporal's home ransacked
    61 5 iPOH. Mon. An army corporal nd his wife returned to their bom ln Fair Park here last night ■liter a cinema show to find it had been ransacked. Cpl. Raymond Wells. 38, of the wuren's Royal Irish Hussars, told police that thieves had got away with a
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    King's message
    27 5 KUALA LUMPDR. Mon. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, have sent congratulatory messages on the anniversary of Canadian National Day.
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    LANGUAGE MONTH CALL BY THE KING
    258 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. fHE Yang di-Pertuan Agong said tonight that efforts to promote the use of Malay were as important as any project of nationbuilding. "Since other development projects need the support and co-operation of the people, so does the national language," he said.
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    Thief was traced by palm print
    105 5 Thief was traced by palm print SINGAPORE. Mm,. Lim Boon Hock, 21, whose right palm print was found on a burgled sale, was Jailed for three years today, to be followed by two years* police supervision. He was found guilty of rnusebreaking and theft of the safe at a wooden
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    Hit-and-run death
    23 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Cheat) Cheng Huat. 66. knocked down by ;i hit-and-run motor cyclist in Havelock Road yesterday, died just before midnight.
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    Police hunt smugglers who beat a Customs party
    235 5 Police hunt smugglers who beat a Customs party I>KN \N(i. Mon. Butterwortb police are looking for a gang of smugglers who attacked a Customs speedboat and assaulted the crew at sea off Telok Ayer Tawar early yesterday morning. The incident occurred at about 1.45 a.m. when a Customs party from
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    FRONT MAN THREATENS ACTION ON 'SMEARS'
    127 5 PENANG. Mon.— A Socialist Front City Councillor. Mr Chang Po Jung (above), today threatened to "take whatever necessary action that I may be advised" to protect himself against "disgusting and unnecessary maligning." "It Is always easy to cast smears and insinuations." he said. "But
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    It's tax time
    27 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Government today reminded owners of properties that the property tax for the second half of this year was now due.
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    Where Alliance failed in education, by the SF
    346 5 PENANG. Mon. rpHE Penang division of the Socialist Front has called for a "radical change" in education policy to enable Malaya to progress towards building up a nation which can "stand proudly on par with any other nation in the world be
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    MOLESTED GIRL, 14: SIX MONTHS' JAIL
    182 5 IPOH, Monday. DIARY farm worker, T. Rajagopal, 24, who took advantage of an "unprotected" girl, was sentenced to six months' jail by a magistrate, Inche Annuar bin Zainal Abidin, here today. He was found guilty of using criminal force on the girl. R. Krishnama,
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    Photo exhibition
    24 5 SINGAPORE. Mon The Malaysia Arts Research Society photographic committee Is planning a photographic exhibition In connect ion witi the formation of Malaysia.
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    A challenge to the teachers
    45 5 SEREMBAN Mon— The pupils of the Tengku Besar School, (ampin, will challenge their teachers to a debate in the National Language on July 23 The contest has been arranged in counection with the second phase of the National Language Month.
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    More donations for P-Fund
    54 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Straits Times Group today received 5734 to boost the croup's total so far to $133,309 Latest donations came Irom: Senior officers and staff of Post Office Savings Bans Headquarters. Petalina Jaya. $102.95: staff of Llndeteves Jacoben? (M> LtdKuala Lumpur. $100: Kairall Arts
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    Party for stars
    34 5 KUALA LUMPUR Mon.— The Federation of Malaya India.i Film Society will hold a tea party to honour Indian film stars A. M_ Raja and Jikki at the Bilal Restaurant, here tomorrow.
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    Motorists wary of parking meters
    96 5 Motorists wary of parking meters DENANG, Mon. Motorists here fought shy of parking zones which were introduced in the city today. As soon as they found themselves in metered areas, many motorists drove out almost immediately. Car parks In busy commercial centres were almost empty. The manager of a textile
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    Rahim tells why market is not in White Paper
    450 6 SINGAPORE, Mon 'pHE Political Secretary to the Ministry of Culture, Inche Rahim Ishak, said today that the reason why the common market was not mentioned in the White Paper was because agreement had been reached to have the matter studied first
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    A Malayan becomes acting Chief Justice
    93 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Mr. Justice Syed Sheh Barakbah (above) today became the Federation's first Malayan acting Chief Justice. He will be the acting Chief Justice for three weeks until Dato Sir James Thomson returns from leave in Britain on July 22. Mr. Justice Syed
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    Lock icon Red-inspired, says Sultan
    66 6 MANILA. Mon. A spokesman foi the Sultan of Sulu today branded as absolutely false and Communist-Inspired reports that the Sultan had offered 500.000 volunteers to fight "British colonialists" in the Borneo territories. "A* official spokesman of the Sultan of Sulu, I can say those reports are absolutely
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    SMOKE: 60 FINED
    52 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. The drivers of 30 bases. 2S taxis, four private cars, two lorries and a scooter rider were find last week for smokey exhausts. The drivers of 66 taxis were fined for picking up passengers at bus-stops, while 96 cyclists were fined for not using the
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    Opened: One link of Singapore to Kuantan road
    235 6 Opened: One link of Singapore to Kuantan road UUALA ROMPIN, Mon.— The Sultan of Pahang today officially opened the new 15-mile Rompin-Endau road which forms a vital link between Singapore and the East Coast. The Sultan, who was welcomed by 300 pupils of the Malay school here who lined the
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    Reunion dinner
    24 6 TAIPINO, Mon. Two hundred people attended King Edward VII School old boys' reunion dinner at the Kwang Tung Association here last night.
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    Citizen registration: An Indian plea to Tengku
    126 6 PARIT BUNTAR, Mon. The president of the Malayan Indian Congress, Bapan Serai branch, Mr. R. Muthuthambi Pillai, has sent a telegram to the Prime Minister urging him to extend the date for obtaining Federal citizenship by registration for another month. Would-be citizens were
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    132 6 Divorce for ex-beauty queen WED TWO MONTHS AFTER CROWNING KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Mrs. Vanaja Vasudevan, Miss Federation, 1954 was granted a divorce by Mr. Justice Ismail Khan in the High Court today because of cruelty by Achuthan Vasudevan, former labour officer. The action was not contested. Mrs. Vasudevan formerly Vanaja
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    68 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. The Apex Club of Australia has given 2.000 doses of anti-cholera vaccine to Malaya. The presentation was made through the Johore Bahru Apex Club, whose president, Mr. M. Kunasingam. received the vaccine by post yesterday. Mr. Kunaslngam has handed over the vaccine
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    Reserved seats for Malayans
    57 6 KUAJLA LUMPUR. Mon. Three places have been reserved for Malayans in medical colleges In Pakistan, the Pakistan High Commission announced today. Applications close on July 22. This year the Pakistan Oovernment has reserved 77 places for nationals from 42 countries it. five medical colleges in the
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    124 6 A move to probe council 'malpractice' MALACCA, Mon. Socialist Front mun i c ipal councillor Mr. Yeoh Ho Huat has given notice to move four motions at this month's ordinary meeting of the council "in view of many complaints from members of the public alleging malpractices within the council." It
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    Teachers union protest over 'snooping
    335 8 Teachers union protest over 'snooping SINGAPORE. Monday Singapore Teachers Union wants inspectors of schools to change their traditional "snoop-and-report" role. The president of the Union, Mr. Sia Kah Hui, said this when addressing members at their annual delegates conference at the Cultural Centre in Fort Canning Road yesterday. Mr. Sia
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    Jockey Barratt: $27,500 in eight —months—
    281 8 Jockey Barratt: $27,500 in eight —months— IPOH, Mon. Jockey Ken Barratt, 32, killed in a road accident on Sept. 9, 1961, was an "up and coming" rider who earned about $27,500 in the first eight months of that year, the High Court here was told today. Barratt's widow, Mrs. Mary
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    Our stand —by Barisan Sosialis
    85 8 Our stand by Barisan Sosialis SINGAPORE. Mon. The Barisan Sosialis today declared its stand In the Singapore Legislative Assembly. A party statement said: "Our stand today Is anti-colonial the same as when we were elected. Our loyalty is to the people, not to the PAP leadership." The party was replying
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    Cheshire homes
    35 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. Pllms jn the work being done In the Cheshire Poundutlon Homes wil l be screened at the weekly meeting ot the Toch and Toch Women Association on Wc<inesday at «J0 pjn
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    MALAYSIA'S MERITS, BY AUSSIE LEADER
    140 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Australian Postmaster-General, Mr. C.W. Davidson (above), said here today that Australia considers the formation of Malaysia a development of "considerable advantage" to the countries involved. Mr. Davidson is here as sader of a 13-man party of Australian MPs on a four-day
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    Musicians' meeting
    24 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Musicians' Union, Federation of Malaya, will hold Its annual meeting at the Sultan Sulalman Cliib' here on Sunday.
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    1,196 CAVE BLOOD LAST MONTH
    149 8 SINGAPORE, Mon. A 9^ total of 1,196 people /gave their blood to the Singapore Blood Transfusion Service last month. The medical offlcer-ln-charge of the service. Dr. S. B. Kwa, today described this figure as a "fair success." He said that of the 1.196 donations, 651
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    Govt told: Open talks on teachers' pay claims
    225 8 Govt told: Open talks on teachers' pay claims CINGAPORE, Mon. The Government has been urged to open talks with the Singapore Teachers' Union immediately on the outstanding salary issues of various categories of teachers. A resolution to this effect was approved by the annual delegates' conference of the STU held
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    48 8 SYDNEY. Malayan. African, New Zealand and Australian students of New South Wales .University marched to Sydne? Town Hall today In a protest against racial segregation 11 1 America. y They sent a letter to Presiden; Kennedy commending his efforts r o end segregation.
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    Love and 100 men, by widow on drug charge
    412 9 J^ANGAR, Mon. A woman special constable fought back her tears in court today when she claimed she had been accused of trying to drug the 100 men of the Kangsar Police Force because "they suspected me of trying to make all
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    Teachers: Spore relaxes Malay requirement
    72 9 Teachers: Spore relaxes Malay requirement CLNGAPORE. Mon. The Sin- 1 sapore Government has relax- ed the Malay language requirements for teachers' con/irmatioii. Formerly, teachers had to pass j the Malay Std. II examination be- j lore iliey could be confirmed. Now they only have to pass Std itMf will have
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    FIVE HELD IN I— AMBUSH
    154 9 FIVE HELD IN I— AMBUSH KIALA LLMPIR. Mon. Police have smashed an orcanised gang of robbers beHeved to be responsible for a series of tin and rubber tbeils in Selangor over the past six months Five men. believed to be members of the gang, were arrested lust night in a
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    Man who tried to detail body of 'mistress'
    270 9 PENANG. Monday. A BUSINESSMAN who tried to describe the body of an attractive woman whom he claimed to be his mistress was stopped by a magistrate today. "Stop it." Mr. R. Aria Ret- nam shouted at Ng Ah Heng I when the
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    Decree nisi for Govt clerk
    70 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. A Government clerk, Joseph Kwang Ah; Seng, was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Wlnslow in the High Court today dissolving his marriage with Mary Madeline Situ Soon on the ground of adultery. The decree i.s to be made absolute at the
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    001 ACCUSED OF MISUSING A PRIVATE LETTER
    119 9 DENANG, Mon. A former Socialist Mayor. Mr. D. S. Ramanathan, today accused the present Mayor of "resorting to the use of a private letter of apology to gain support." "It shows to wnat depths the Labour leaders In Penang have sunk," said Mr.
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    Dr. Chai (Cat and mouse can co-exist) due
    87 9 Dr. Chai (Cat and mouse can co-exist) due SINGAPORE. Mon. A leading! psychologist from an American university. Dr. L. S. Cliai. will rive in Singapore from Hong Kong on Sunday to propagate his concept of "co-existence In this turbulent worlo." One of Dr. Chal"s ravourite the-: r.ies h Mat even
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    Maphilindo culture: A call by Umno branch
    166 9 I£UALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Umno general assembly next month is; expected to discuss a I resolution calling for the creation of a body caterIng for the citizens of! Maphilindo Malaya,: Indonesia and Philippines. A resolution will be tabled by the S«tapak division which
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    SINGAPORE AN WEAL PLACE' FOR FLA YOUR OF CHINA
    147 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. Richard Harrity. travel writer for the I American magazine. Cosmopolitan, said here today that Singapore offered the tourist an "exciting peep" into Chinese life and culture. "From the point of view of American tourists, who are now unable
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    Lock icon US warship for S'pore
    71 9 TOKYO. Mon. United States Naval Forces. Japan. announced today that the take out lead. Seventh Fleet destroyer Duncan would visit Singapore for an operational visit and to take part in American I Independence Day celebrations from July 3-3. The Duncan Is flagship for j the Commander
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    Buddhist monk says S. Vietnam 'still fluid'
    150 9 Buddhist monk says S. Vietnam 'still fluid' SINGAPORE. Moi.. A German Buddhist monk, who arrived from Saigon yesterday, said tue situation there was still fluid in spite of me South ietnain Go\ rrnment's agreement to allow the flying of the Buddhist Hag and the removal of barricades from Buddhist temples
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    BLACKJACK IN AUSSIE ARMY FOR 50 YEARS
    135 9 BLACKJACK IN AUSSIE ARMY FOR 50 YEARS OYDNEY. Mon. Bria gadier F. Q. (Black Jack) Gallet-han. who served in Malaya in World War Two. yesterday became the only iving Australian citi-zen-soldier to have held a military commission for 50 years. In the Battle of Malnya in 1942 the Brigadier commanded
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    Barisan men to go on trial on Aug. 7
    88 9 Barisan men to go on trial on Aug. 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The trial of the 12 Barisan Sosialis leaders, charged with complicity in the Cit.v Hall disturbance of April 22. has been set for Aug. 7. About 40 proseciiuon witnesses may be called. The trial is expected to last tnrce
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    Union leader re-elected
    42 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Inche Pilus Un Mftluti <s reelected chairman ol tho Negri Sembllan branch of the Federation Replanting Staff Union in the annual meeting here ye^tetday. Inche Ham/ah bm I) <■• Abdul la lll m re-elec'.rd WKIHIiI] and trauurar
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    57 10 Hunt- >11l V.mmr./i. WILSON. Un Monday. -Hh Junf, I icut. Colonel U. U. W. Wilson. O B.s. MC. Died instantaneously after roaij ollisloo Service at Kmcwood Caurch. 1J IS Saturday. June Wm% MAVAVAN PENSIONER BaMBM Ahi.iipill.ii Wit U. Chuhpuram Milrtle Ceylon sadly missed by PonniitMira Binsapore Traction Company and
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    185 10 H ords Sit < Minimum > FAMILY OF LATE Chun Lye Hock I thanks relative*. associations and friends for wreath.-, scroll*, nlgrr.visitn and assistance at their bereavement FAMILY OF THE lite Mdm. Maria Lav Mvi Rat: thank ail relatives and mentis for their ondoVncea, wreaths, scrolls. donations. attendance and
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      688 10 i It would call for a very considerable effort to produce anything quite as cynical as the agreement between the Saravak United People's Party and Party Negara to come together |in an attempt to form a coalition government or, failing that, a united opposition. One Left, the
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      Test Ban Hopes
      439 10 In a fortnight's time Mr. Averell Harriman and Lord Hailsham will visit Moscow to seek, with their Russian counterparts, a new basis for a nuclear test ban. Hopes have so frequently been disappointed, that optimism does not I come easily. All that can safely be said is
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      169 10 Of all the available arguments for a rapid expansion of secondary education, Mr. Lum Kin Tuck, president of the National Union of Heads of Schools, has chosen the very worst Referring to the fact that only 30 per cent or so of the children who annually sit the
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    1195 10  -  JOHN STIRLING BUDDHIST DEMANDS PUT A NEW STRAIN ON PRESIDENT DIEM FROM FO R six weeks the war against the C o m munisf terrorists in South Vietnam has been thrust into the background by a religious crisis. The most unobtrusive section of the community,
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      424 10 J WAS a Government medical officer for several years till I resigned some months ago to take up private practice. I am a second generation Singaporean and suffered the trials and tribulations of the Japanese occupation and therefore have no particular reason for liking the Japanese. What
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      130 10 WHY not add greater *V colour and pomp and joy and excitement to our Malaysia Day celebrations by putting on a fireworks show on a scale never before seen In Singapore? Fireworks could be let off simultaneously at several vantage points In the city on the night in
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    382 10 AS SAUD SITS 111 THE VIENNA WOODS: by Frederick Bdwa yiEXNA. Mon. Austrian politicians are W3rried about the young Prince Abdullah bra .I.il.hm of Saudi Arabia, and wonder if It would not be best to send him home. He has been a patient
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    311 11 Socialists warn: UDP will exploit the poor pENANG, Sun. The Penang division of the Socialist Front warned the electorate today to beware of the United Democrat ic Party which would "exploit the working class and the poor" if they came to power. Tracing the political career of the UDP Secretary
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    22 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Ludv Templer Hospital Bonn li liold a social and dance at the nurses' home on Saturday.
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    PAY TALKS RESUME
    56 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union today called off a "80-slow" by 600 workers of Malayan Breweries (S) Ltd., following an agreement by both parties to resume wace talk* at the Labour Ministry tomorrow morning. The 'ko-sIou" was ordered last Thursday by the union
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    40 11 PENANO. Mon. Nominations for the by-election In the Timor Ward of the Kampong Pinang Local Council to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Inche Maldln bin Omar will close on July 17. Polling day is Aug. 10.
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    476 11 Bomoh (accused of two charges of rape) showed them to me, she says in court J£LANG, Mon. A 17-year-old girl told the magistrate's court here today that a bomoh, who is alleged to have raped her, showed her several obscene photos. Rohanah binte Rahmat, of
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    DIRECTOR IN DIVORCE A WARDED $5,000
    287 11 SINGAPORE, Monday COMPANY director who successfully sued his wife for divorce on the grounds of adultery was granted $5,000 damages against the co-respondent, a former police officer, by Mr. Justice Winslow in the High Court today. Vernon Yap Fon Pook told the court he
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    'Conditions' for release of detainees
    95 11 'Conditions' for release of detainees CI.NGAPORE, Mon.— The Barisan Sosialis claims to know the four conditions under which six political detainees have been released recently. The latest edition of the party's Chinese paper, Barisan, said that the conditions are that detainees must: RESIDE at specific places; STAY at home between
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    Albert Soon trial date
    78 11 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Albert Soon Heng Teong, 27, a former engineering student in Australia, pleaded not guilty In the Assize Court today to three charges of kidnapping Irene See Chye Neo, 22, :rom her home in River Valley Road in order that she may be seduced to
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    No pay teacher: 'Ministry not to blame'
    317 11 No pay teacher: 'Ministry not to blame' KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Haji Abdullah bin Sahat, Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Education, said today that the teacher who has not been paid for a year has only himself to blame. He was commenting on a statement by Dr. Hajl Megat Khas
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    45 11 BANGKOK. Mon. Vice-Ad-! mlral Sir Desmond Dreyer, Flug Officer Commanding- m-Chlef. British Far East Fleet, will pay an official visit to Bangkok from tomorrow to next Monday. Vlce-Admiral Dreyer. who will be accompanied by Lady Dreyer. will arrive aboard HMS Alert.— Reuter.
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    Parade rehearsal
    32 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. A full rehearsal of the passlng-out parade 1 volunteers of the Singapore military forces will be held tomorrow at the volunteers headquarters In Beach Road at 6.46 P*
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    Hawker, too, gets $5,000 damages
    77 11 Hawker, too, gets $5,000 damages SINGAPORE, Mon. LJm See Foo, a hawker, who sued his wife, Wee Ah Hion, for divorce on the grounds of adultery, was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Winslow in the High Court today. The decree is to be made absolute in three months
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    Straight fight in by-election
    46 11 BENTONG, Mon. Mr. Tonß Sing Hon (Alliance) and Mr. Yum Soon Hlng (Socialist Front) tvill contest the Telemong Local Council by-election for a seat l*ft vacant by tli'- resignation of Alliance member, Mr. Chow Yin Kv# n. Polling day is July 24.
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    EX-NURSE GRANTED DECREE ON DESERTION GROUNDS
    92 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. A former nurse, Leong Ah Nhow. who petitioned for divorce against her husband, Kanagaratnam Mahadevan. a businessman, on the grounds of desertion, was granted a decree nisi in the High Court today. They were married at the Registry on Dec. 12, 1957.
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    Australian firm joins in Jurong enterprise
    182 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. The first joint enterprise of Australian and local capital at the Jurong industrial site was announced today at a Press conference of the Economic Development Board. The new company, registered as Ceramics (Malaysia) Ltd., with an authorised capital of $5 million, will
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    36 11 KUCHING. Mon. Sarawak* Chief -Secretary, Mr. P. D. Jakeway, has been appointed Governor and Commander-in-Chief of FIJI, It was announced here today. He succeeds Sir Kenneth Maddocks, who will shortly be retiring.
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      696 12 The fine toe and the slim heel for evening, wear EXPERT SAYS OUTLOOK IS BRIGHT AND GAY WITH NO DRAMATIC CHANGES WK shook hands for the first time. I looked up to meet his glance but his eyes wire foCUMtd on my SHOES! It was only lor a fleeting second,
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      295 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5. Was sorry for sounding harsh 1. Silence unfair reformer by thio perhaps »4i kind of policy (4. 9> 6. Philosopher has time to rake 8. What a good paper should be certain problems <7> —decided! (4. 6». 7. Enthusiast teed off after trans9. In whlc.i
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      118 13 Cement lining for old water mains MR. M. L e Clerc, manager of Concrete Industries (Monier) Ltd.'s Water Division, will arrive in Singapore tomorrow for talks with Government authorities and businessmen on the Introduction to South-East Asia of the company's water mains rehabilitation techniques. One of the companies under his
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      Bid for bigger soyabean trade by US
      373 13 Bid for bigger soyabean trade by US Council to exhibit at local fair THE Soyabean Council of America is to make a move in Singapore shortly that may pave the way for an American "invasion 1 of the local soyabean market. The move is being planned for this month when
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      94 13 ltfß. 001 GIM THYE. sales iTI training officer of Nestles Products (M) Ltd. who left on a study tour in Britain and Europe three months ago, has returned. He underwent a specialist course in sales training which, says a company spokesman, will equip him with a thorough
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      IBM names S'pore manager
      138 13 IBM names S'pore manager IBM World Trade Corporation announces the appointment of Mr. Henry S. H. Oh as its Singapore manager. Mr. Oh. a graduate of the London School of Economics, joined IBM in 1960. He was mainly responsible for the introduction and popularisation of computers and computer systems to
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      Mercedes-Beiz engineer here
      71 13 MR. MANFRED DAUBCH (above), service engineer for Mercedes-Benz diesel engines at Stuttgart for the past eight years, has joined Cycle and Carriage to maintain their "traditional" customers' service for users of the products in the Malaysian territories. The Automotive Products Department of Cycle and Carriage reported that
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      Singer men in conference
      201 13 TWO hundred senior executives and members of the Singer Malaysian sales force met for a one-day briefing at Kuala Lumpur's Federal Hotel yesterday. Theme of the conference: sales expansion in the important markets of the Federation. Singapore and the Borneo territories. Addressing the convention, biggest of
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      KODAK NY. ADVERTISING SEMINAR
      140 13 KODAK NY. ADVERTISING SEMINAR SUNNY GIAM of Kodak (Malaya) Ltd. has returned to Singapore afier participating in a three-week international advertising seminar at Eastman Kodak Company s headquarters In Rochester, New York. Representatives or Kodak companies and distributors in 16 countries attended the conference, first of its kind to be
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      Copra market
      27 13 The Singapore copra f.o.b. market remained very quiet last week with no evidence of bids and with sellers generally reserved, cays Lewis and Peat's report.
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      INSECT SCREENS MADE LOCALLY
      88 13 INSECT SCREENS MADE LOCALLY FOR the first time a local company is manufacturing: roll up insect screens. Under the brand name of "Starlite" these screens are being manufactured by the International Air Conditioning Co. (Singapore) Ltd. from aluminium combined with fibreglass mesh and nylon bearings. The company states that the
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      PLASTIC-PACKED SHELL OIL
      308 13 FROM yesterday. Shell began using two types of Singapore-made plastic containers to pack its lubricating oil for sale to customers in Singapore and the Federation of Malaya. They are of half pint and one pint capacities. The hall" pint pack, first of its kind here, is to
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    1888 14 Tolling of church bells signalled death... THE MASSACRE OF BALANGIGA IN THE PHILIPPINES Only 15 of an entire U.S. infantry company survived that Sunday morning attack EVEN THE SOIL SQUELCHED WITH 8L00D... AT breakfast time on September 28, 1901, Private Gamlin. one of the sentries on duty at the U.S.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    28 16 July 1. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 73 cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: $453.15 (up 75 cents?. Estimated unofficial offering 225 tons (down 15 tons).
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    AVERAGE PRICES
    27 16 Rubber Tin June HUB cts. $460.71 M.i v 75.12 cts. $438.49 First half of 1963 78.41 cU. $441.32 First half of 19*32 79.04 cts. $467.69
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    70 16 CNINIte Prtmnt tichanft. Olngapar* man »ric«i par pieui jntwday: Cacanut ail: bulk 544« aellcr*. drum $474 aallera. Coon: June/July UK/CooUntßt $38 buyer*. Ptppar: Muntok white (140 tellers Sarawak whlta Jl37* aellera, special Sarawak black 593 telltrs. caxbtod Uampooc black $95 sellers, ABTA J10& sailers, ttngaawre Cst»nut Oil Millar*
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    Exchange rates
    23 16 The Malayan Eicftange Banks' A«»stlatlan waa closed for Urn half-yearly closing of books. Tne Hone Kong free market waa also closed.
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    INDUSTRIAL PRICES RISE TO NEW HIGH LEVELS
    718 16 From Our Market Correspondent rpHERE was every sign X yesterday that the industrial section of the Malayan Stock Exchange is Retting "out of hand" again as it did just before the Chinese New Year. Yesterday saw another advance in prices on a wide
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 16 MaUyio Stock Indicts: June 29 July 1 Industrials: 118.97 120.45 Tins: 115.24 114.62 S rubbers: 114.24 114.24 Dec. 29. 1962=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    723 16 C>MBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Uunlopi 53.13 si,. (3.000) $3.20 li. (7.000) $3.20. (2,000) $3.22. (5.000) $3.24, (1.000) (3.23; Eatt Smalt $3.54 81* (7.000) $3.56. (3,000)
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    211 16 T»HE following list ol selected x Malayan Industrial yields Is based on prices ruling yesterday morning: •P-prlce K.Y.-earrlnca yield (groan) DV. -dividend y eld (groaa) T C.-tlmea covered. Definltians: Time. Covered: Means the number of tlm laiit yean total dividend la covered by the profits for that year.
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    Tin price gains slightly: Rubber mart stagnant
    313 16 IX>R the second consecutive r trading day the Straits tin price gained 75 cents to $453 25. The estimated offering was 225 tons, down 15 tons. In London on Friday a tuiiv steady tone characterised the tin market throughout fairly active ring trading
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    154 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS July 1. Three month*. Dunlop* M rts. McAliattr 12 eta. K. Smelters 20 eta. Rohlnaoo 11 cts. Ksso 21 cts. Kothmans 11 eta. r. N, IS Ms). S. Darby 4d. Gammon 14 cts. Storage 4id H. S'pura II eta. S. Traction 1 3 Hume prefs. 16
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    250 16 V^NIPI lying alanfsid* tho Singapore are: Mrneatheus 31/32, Tiber 13/14, Tournal 35/36. Union Power 38/39. Tldeo HA. Neder Kijn 33/34, Kamogawa Maru 23/24, aateaml Maru 45. sinoutskerk 10/ U. Mathllde Maerak 1/2. India Mail IS. Scnwabensteln 42/43, Dreaden 46, Praa. Garfleld 4/5, Salangor N.W. 2. Bruaa
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    123 16 MELBOURNE. Mon \fOST leaders rose in today s tVrm market. B.H.P. and Colonial Sugar, r;u li up 6d. were among the best gains. Kmtrry shares improved following higher beer prices. Overall moves were small, but rfces outnumbered falls by a wide margin. Oils and basr metal* held steady
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    RUBBER PRICES
    242 16 JULY first grada riiooer buyers lob clsud at 5 p.m. in Sinjipon and Kuala Lumpur yrMrrday at 71 on Fridays clokiqk level. The tooa was dull. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. cloung prices Hi cants par Ib. yasttrday: Int. 1 R.H.s. prompt f.o b. buyers 73, srllars 73) Int. 1
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      894 16 SPORE P ShAM fENANG ETA/ETD ETA/ETO ETA/ETO FROM BOMBAY 1 COCHIN S.S. HULDA" for Fushiki, Niigoro, Yokohama, Noaoya, Osaka Kobe July 3 S Jun* 30/ July 1 FROM CALCUTTA t KAKINADA M.V. "STATE OF ANDHRA" for Moil, Kobt). H.rohoto, Nagoya Yokohomo July S/ 7 FROM AUSTRALIA S.S. "DAGOHOY" for Colombo.
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      394 16 NOTICE The public is informed that MR. QUEK NYAK SENG Is no more in our employ w.e.f. 29Ui June, 1963. Henceforth he has do authority to transact business or collect monies on our behalf. EXCEL ELECTRIC COMPANY. 21. Selegie House. SINGAPORE. 7. AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Singapore Propertiet To be
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      796 17 NOTICES i THE TRADE MARKS ORDINANCE. CHAPTER 185 This advertisement appears by direction of the Registrar or Trade Murks under the Provisions of Section 42 (7) of the Ordinance. NOTICE is hereby given that the following Trade Mark registered in the name of Kuan Yuen Kew. 110- A. Durham Estate,
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      476 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA APPLICATIONS are invited for I the post of Domestic Manager for the Fourth Residential College Qualifications: A good general edu- I cation; experience In hostel and hotel management essential. Salary: On the scale $535x20-635. Also usual allowances, provident fund and medical benefits. Applications should be
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      570 17 Kontioued Iron t*»ge lot SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Word* SS (Ml*.)— Box St eta. extra REQUIRE M.O.T. certified 2nd engineer A chief officer for a British tanker. Apply Box ASSM S.T. B'pore. WILL IXFIRIINOID COOK-BOY and amah immediately required for European couple Phone (B'pore) 54?54. WANTED GIRL CLERK to do general
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      1001 17 SITUATIONS WANTED it Wart* SS (Ml*.)— Box St eta, extrm EXPERIEHCBD LADY TYPIST Capable of typing fast and accurately. Diligent, pleasant personality, good references. Other offers considered. Available immediately, Box A 6835 B.T. B'pore. ACCOMMODATION VACANT it Warm* SS (Him.)— Bern St eta, extrm TO LIT three rooms ground floor
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      830 17 EDUCATION it Wart* SS (MU.)—Bax St eta, extrm CITY AND OUILDS. Builders' Quantities, Mechanical Engineering Drawing Apply: Academy Of Accountancy And Secretaryship, Oeorge Lee Bulldtag. Clemenceau Avenue. Singapore. *****. JULY BEGINNERS: Book-keeping. Accounting, Commercial Kngllah, TypIng/Snorthand (Malay, English). Morn- I lag, evening. Vacancies: Knglish/ Maths 6/8:- All Standards. Prs-Senlor. I
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      1110 17 MACHINERY, PLANT FOR SALE S* Wart* SS (Ml*.)— Bom St eta, aatrm MeCULLOCH CHAINSAWS are b«oksd by Service. ROAD ROLLERS 8 Tons Diesel and Petrol. Pramlx Plant, Qranlte Drier, Tar Boilers High Lift Bbovel etc Telephone ***** Singapore. FOR HIRE M Ward* M < Ml*.)— Box 50 rts. extra MODERN
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      879 17 FOR SALE it Warm* SS (Ml*.)— Bex St eta, txtrm BRIGHTEN YOUR LIFE In our shifts. casuals and swimwear id fiesta colors. Also *w uncaps hats shoes. Vanity 32 Raffles Place, Spore. ONI LINOTYPE Model K in good running condition at reasonable price. View 18 Choon Guan Street. Pfcsas *****
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      427 17 LADIES HAIRDRESSING 20 Word* SS (Mi*.)— Box in rf. extrm MLON NIW JAPAN JMSjSSI Supervisor. Japan lluu-f, Tel. 3066U/ ***** (S'porr). CONSULT SALON CATALINA for Individual Hair»t>:.- 319-D. Rlvsr Valley Road. B' pore. Trl. *****. FARIDA MAIION MARCELLE i H/Btyllst. ManlcurlM uud facial makeup expert. Appointment: 11-C, Battery Mo.i'l. S
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    2275 18 APPLICATIONS aie mvited Irom hetlerai Citizen* and lrom MnHMOI .serving Government Oflicers including those on probation for the following appoint-; ■sate: >»>( i\i R'ELTAM IWUIfc I\M>. .MALE AND FEMALE), Department ol Social Welfare. Federation ol Malaya and State ol Pe.iis Salary scale: (Men) Sl.i7.jd 7
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      262 18 $iNGAPOR£ £ry "*2£jHKKB^BMttBG^Jm WSSSSSSSMKSSSSSittKtKtM I Jhil iii i lit ™.V- .aft StBV t B. H '^f fIH v^N^NJNJNJNJNJNJNfJNJNJNJNJBjMNJNJ Ilicsc BEDFORD irucks have been built especially tor B SJ; if^b! I Ihe Singapore Cement Industrial Co. Ltd and are used for H L ''■Bt|wfea M v 5 transporting bulk cement to
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      900 18 NOTICES NOTICE Wanted organisation to operate estate shops on Sungei Biong. Merantl Lapan and Oupls Div. II estates situated in Perat Refer to Box A2Bl a.T.. Ipon. NOTICE Borneo Motors (Malaya) Ltd. Kuala Lumpur wish to announce .hat, with effect from Ist July. 1963. their new telephone numbers *ill be:—
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      27 18 the IMmmKBhS BIG VALUE BIG FLAVOUR BIG REFRESHMENT iepS'Jx o**0 m-P _^^^tffllfl S^» NF^Bw TRADEMARK REGISTERED Bottled by UNION LIMITED Under appoinunen: from Pepsi-Cola Co. New York
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    Cup trainees need hard toil, coaches urge
    590 19  -  FRANCIS BOEY THE UNFIT BADMINTON STARS.. By Kuala Lumpur, Monday MALAYA'S top badminton players, the ten chosen by BAM for Thomas Cup trials are short on stamina and match practice, according to coaches Leow Kirn Fatt (south) ana Eddy Choong (north,). They recommend
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    Lock icon ITS TOUGH AT WIMBLEDON
    81 19 Swedish competitor U. Sandulf shows distress as she is helped to the dressing; room from Court 7 at Wimbledon. She had collapsed during her singles match against J. S. Barclay of Britain. Reuter pictures. Stretched full length, her hand over her eyes, Mrs. A. Ochoa, of
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    WEIGHTS
    654 19 FOR ALL EIGHT RACES AT K.L. ON SUNDAY KUALA LIMPIR, Mon Weights for all eight racn at the Selangor Tnrf Club meetins herr on Sunday: Cl. 2. Div. 3— 7 f Amagasaki 9.00 Cadet Rovwel 8.13 Mr. Jason 8.13 Scorpio 8.12 Tudor Wonder 8.12 My Fair Lady 8.12 Juridical
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    STIPE'S REPORT
    195 19 IPOH Mon. The Stipendiary Stewards' report on yesterday's races: RACE 1 DJrector II (Johnson) Jumped away awkwardly, swerved towards the Inside and refused to gallop kindly for some distance. RACE 2 Near the 3f Fort Knox (J. Wilson) had to be checked when attempting to take a narrow
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    Iron men to forge link
    123 19 QINOAPORE. Mon. The weightlifting associations of Malaya and Singapore yesterday agreed In principle to the formation of a Malaysian welghtllftinß body. At the talks yesterday, the Federation team was headed by MAWLF vice-president Llm Choon Slang and the other members were: Sum Kwok Seng, Teo
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    Tennis Cup squads
    93 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Malaya v Singapore tennis competition for the Ouillemard Cup (men) and McCabe Reay Cup (women) will be played here from July 13 and 14. The Malayan teams will be selected from: Gulllemard Cup: S. A. Azman, Sulalman Amin, L C. Jayatllaka. Kwok Yoke
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    TOBBIT TO PLAY FOR SGSFA
    174 19 TOBBIT TO PLAY FOR SGSFA _J SINGAPORE, Mon. Dave *3 Tobblt. a former Kent Coun- youth trlallst. will play for Ingapore Government Services IA. against Yuen Long of Hong ong at Jalan Besar Stadium at p.m. on Wednesday. Tne SGSFA side will be selectd from the following: W. Sklnler. Ann
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    KO CHAMPS
    43 19 IPOH. Mon. Kinta Indians beat Kllat Club by a solitary goal lust before the final whistle to win the Div. 1 knockout hockey championship here today The goal, a lucky angled shot by centre-forward Mohanasundram. caught the Kllat goalkeeper w surprise.
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    Lock icon INCLUSION OF LOCK WILL ADD VARIETY to ENGLAND'S ATTACK
    374 19 THIRD TEST lONDON, Mon. Phil J Sharpe, the Yorkshire batsman and expert slip, who has yet to win a cap. is among 12 players named by England from whom they will pick their team for the Third Test with West Indies
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    SPORTS COMPLEX ESTIMATED COST RISES TO $16m
    328 19  - SPORTS COMPLEX ESTIMATED COST RISES TO $16m LIM KEE CHAN Bl Singapore, Mon THE ESTIMATED cost of Singapore's proposed International sports complex at Kallang Park has risen from $10 million, the figure mentioned by the Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew last week, to $16 million. r— The revised estimate,
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    M-tourney
    53 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A Malaysian tennis chnrnpionship will be held here from Aug. 27 to Sept. 2. The Malayan LTA who Is organising the ♦onrnan^ent. has sent Invitations to North Borneo, Brunei. Sarawak and Singapore. A meeting to co;.ider die iornalion of a Malaysian tennis body will be held
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    Koh nets 73rd-min winner for Sino-Malays
    239 19 Koh nets 73rd-min winner for Sino-Malays SINGAPORE, Mon. Burnley Cup player Koh Khim Liang proved the match-winner when he scored the deciding goal in Slno-Malays' 4-3 win over Yuen Long of Hong Kong at Jalan Besar tonight. Khim Liang gave one of his best performances to date and his clever
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    Tan's new mark
    94 19 SINGAPORE. Mon. Itu O Thuan Heng won the Chinese Swlmlng Club's 1,600 m event In the record time of 18m in 36.5 sec at Amber Road pool today. Second was The Lian Ser, who finished six laps behind, and eight laps further away wu Tan Eng Kiat.
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      71 19 SPORTS DIARY SOCCEK S'for junior ko: TPCA v Pilmoor <XL padHiig); Sri Java v SIA < Taylor Rd.i. Spore iliv. SC: Stable Boys v T Kunu Utd. (Farrer Pk). Ipoh Dlv. 1: Shaw Bros v Klnta Indians (Coronation grd); Div. 2: sth Bn RMR v Telecoms (Jn Abdul Jalih; Div.
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      60 19 SOCCER Penang Dlv. 3: I Medicals 6 UQ 2 FIB 1. Krian TPCA 'B 1 3 Nc. 1 Fid Sqn. RAAF Lge (P. Buntar) KCRC 5 Asohan I. Ipoh Div. 1: Ramblers w.o. Bella 0: MES 4 Asohan Bella 'B 1. PCRC; Dlv. 2: Irish Hussars 1 S'nor junior ko
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    Merchant stands bail for 29 tanker seamen
    312 20 Merchant stands bail for 29 tanker seamen SINGAPORE. Mon. Twenty-nine crew of the British tanker Laristan were charged in a magistrate's court today with wilfully disobeying the lawful command of the Master. Captain Ivor Jones. The seamen —all engaged at Bombay— face a second charge of criminal intimidation by threatening
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    Schoolgirl's narrow escape from death
    219 20 BICYCLE AND BOOKS SMASHED IPOH. Mon. A schoolKir) had a narrow escape from being crushed to death near the junction of Kampar Road and Gopeng Road here this afternoon when a heavy diesel engine fell off a moving lorry. As the engine came crashing down
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    Egg tax shocks merchants
    65 20 SINGAPORE. Mon. Singapore egg importers and merchants were shocked today by the announcement of the imposition of a new tax of one-and-a-half cents on each Imported egg beginning from today. The president of the Singapore Egy Merchants Association. Mr. Phua Chen Ngee. said: "The new tax
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    Butterfly exodus (in formation) mystifies Singapore
    263 20  - Butterfly exodus (in formation) mystifies Singapore JUD.TH YONG By SINGAPORE, Mon. A pale yellow family of butterflies in Singapore today staged a mass "exodus," quietly and without any fuss or so they thought. Little did the butterflies realise that they: Created local history. Became the No. 1 topic in Singapore
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    Lock icon Post Office guide to prohibition
    75 20 LONDON. Mon. The General Post Office has announced that Britons may send leeches by post to destinations within Britain, but they are not allowed to send beeswax to Canada or flick knives to the Fiji Islands. These are among the regulations in the new 593-page
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    Forum at the University
    58 20 SINGAPORE. Mon. A forum organised by the University of Singapore Law Society on "Preventive detention In a democratic state" will be held tomorrow at the university's new lecture theatre four at 8.30 p.m Speakers are Professor Thrltathl, i visiting lecturer at the university's I law faculty.
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    1 LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    403 20 LONDON, Mon. The first day of the fortnightly account was satisfactory and business showed a further expansion. There was a sizeable list of gains in equities. GUtedgeds had a quiet day but the undertone was satisfactory and prices were better where changed. Tins were
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      Emerson beaten by Bungert in five-set tussle
      306 20 WIMBLEDON LONDON. Monday. 'TOP seeded Roy Emerson, of Australia, was beaten in his men's singles quarter-final of the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships today by Wilhelm Bungert, of West Germany. Bungert won 8-6, 3-6, 6-3. 4-6, 6-r The unseeded 24-year-old architectural student at Cologne
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      All the results
      274 20 Ml vs HNOLEB QMtfttTtiii.il> C. McKmlry •US' bt H. K. Wilson <Br.> 8-6. 6-4. ti-L'. F. Stolle <Au.st> bt F. A. Frot'hlintc (US 9-7. 7-5. 6-4; M. Sanuna, *SF. i bt C. Kuhnke (Ger..> 6-3. 6-4. 6-4: W. BuiiK<>rt <Ger.i bt R. Emerson <Aust > 8-6. 3-6.
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      Lock icon Hall wrecks Essex
      271 20 LONDON. Mon.— Alter being dismissed tor 205, the West Indian cricketers skittled out Essex for 5ti the lowest score mace :igalra>t them this season before tea on the second day ol ihelr match in Soutliend today. Pace bowler Wes Hall was the wrecker-in-chlef. Hall was in magnificent
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      42 20 XJIGHEST and lowest tempera--11 tures in Malaya and Singapore tor the period 8 p.m. on Sunday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Hifhest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 90 75 Kota Bharu 88 75 Penang 88 75 Ipoh 93- 75 Malacca 90 73 Singapore 90 75
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