The Straits Times, 10 July 1963

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    20 1 AVEHACE DAILY fEBTIFIEP SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times \uj^ s Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1963 15 CENTS. i^mjpr
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    SIGNING DRAMA
    1090 1 LESL/E HOFFMAN cables a move-by-move account of the last day's yes-no-yes talks (with Sandys like master chess player) leading Mr •CT J up to historic midnight ceremony From the Tengku— a scrawled promise LONDON, Tuesday AN old envelope, on which has been scrawled a promise involving millions of
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    Lock icon BRUNEI 'NO' DISAPPOINTS TENGKU
    481 1 BRUNEI 'NO' DISAPPOINTS TENGKU LONDON, Tuesday. TENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN last night expressed extreme disappointment over the fact that Brunei will not be in the Malaysia Federation at the start. Referring to the Sultan of Brunei's statement last night that he would not sign the agreement, the Tengku said: ■It is
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    Lock icon Test: England level series
    51 1 BIRMINGHAM. Tues.— England beat the West Indies by 217 runs in the third Test at Edjrbasion here today to level the series. Scores: England 216 and 278 for 9 declared: West Indies 186 and 91. Two more Tests remain to be played. Reuter. iKej»rt in Back
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    A clash as King Paul rides by
    87 1 A clash as King Paul rides by LONDON. Tues. King Paul and Queen Frederika of Greece arrived today for a controversial State visit which sparked a clash between their heavy police escort and demonstrators against their rule near Buckingham Palace. The demonstrators were the first to push through the shoulder-to-shoulder
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    Lock icon Widow Sarah ('I wasn't drunk') fined 30s
    77 1 Widow Sarah ('I wasn't drunk') fined 30s LONDON, Tues.— l^dy Audley (Sarah Churchill), whose husband died last Wednesday, was fined 30 shillings in court here today (or being found drunk at 6.30 in London this morning. Pleading not guilty, she said from the dock: "I don't think I was drunk.
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    Lock icon Better relations
    40 1 BANGKOK. Tues. Border relations between Thailand and Burma were now much improved as a result of the recent agreement between the two countries, Air Chief Marshal Thawee Chulasab, leader of the Thai general border committee, said today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Subandrio speaks of confrontation again
    258 1 -I JAKARTA. Tuesday I He said the Indonesiaheld Borneo territories "can Join Malaysia or the Philippines >r any other country if this is the will of the people. "But their right of self- rE Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, in a speech to students at
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    Lock icon Manila gets set for summit talks
    222 1 Manila gets set for summit talks TW ANILA, Tues. PreiTl parations for the Indonesian Malayan Philippine summit meeting here on July 30 are progressing, official Philippine sources said today. One source said that unless new developments interfered, the summit would be held from July 30 to Aug. 2. This could
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    STOP PRESS U.N. CAS PROBE
    34 1 STOP PRESS U.N. CAS PROBE I MTF.D NATIONS. Turs I nitrd NatiMM truic ohkt\ci> in Ycmrn i-krd to ihrrk report th.« t I nitrd Ar.ib Rrpuhlir >l.mcN 1ia\c been u^in^ >i)i>on zas tlirrr. I'PI.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon TWO NOW DEAD BY MANILA STRIKERS' BOMB
      149 2 MANILA, Tues.— Police reinforcements surrounded Manila's strikebound international south harbour today to prevent a repetition of yesterday's violence resulting in the death of two non-strikers in a bomb blast. About 3.000 dock workers continued picketing all entrances and exits to the dock area,
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      Lock icon Control team to attend crisis talks in Laos
      282 2 yiENTIANE, Tues. Laotian neutralist and pro-Com-munist Pathet Lao officials today agreed to let International Control Commission representatives attend forthcoming peace talks in the Plain of Jars. They agreed in Drel'mlnary talks here this would help to ensure security to officials of fwth
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      GOVT TO BURY SUICIDE WRITER TO AVOID RIOTING
      163 2 GOVT TO BURY SUICIDE WRITER TO AVOID RIOTING SAIGON, Tues. The Vietnamese Government wants to bury an eminent writer who committed suicide as a political protest against it because they fear that students will riot if his funeral is a private one. Reliable sources said yesterday the Government had asked
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      Lock icon Diem police question newsmen for four hours
      293 2 Diem police question newsmen for four hours SAIGON, Tues. Two correspondents of the American news agency. Associated Press, were questioned by police for about four hours yesterday in connection with an hicident outside a Buddhist pagoda here on Sunday. Officials said later that much of the time had been taken
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      Lock icon 4 bandits rape African girl
      54 2 ELJSABETHVILLE. Tues.— FVmr armed bandits yesterday raped a South African girl and shot an Englishman who tried to rescue her. The man. Mr. Gordon Barnard ■hot through the right shoulder and jaw. and the girl were admitted to the Queen Elisabeth European Hospital here suffering
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      Lock icon 'Nasser planes using poison gas in Yemen': Move by U.S.
      209 2 'Nasser planes using poison gas in Yemen': Move by U.S. LONDON. Tues. The Dally Telegraph today published pictures of what it claimed were "Yemeni children disfigured by Nasser poison gas." The newspaper yesterday reported that Egyptian bombers dropped poison gas on royalist villages In the Yemen. In today's edition a
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      Chiang's guest
      31 2 TAIPEH. Tues file Foreign Ministry announced yesterday that President Hubert Maga of Dahonuy has accepted President Cliianu Kai-shek's invitation to pay a sixday state visit to Nationalist China.— U.P.l.
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      Lock icon BANDA ACCUSES A NEWSMAN
      228 2 BANDA ACCUSES A NEWSMAN ZOMBA, Tuesday. FkR. HASTINGS BANDA, Nyasaland's Prime Minis- ter, yesterday accused the South African Press Association news agency representative in Nyasaland, Mr. John Miskelly, of "lying" in his reports of recent violence In the territory. The accusation was made at a Press conference here and Mr.
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      JAIL FOR 13 WHO PLOTTED TO OVERTHROW DIEM
      123 2 SAIGON, Tues. A Vietnamese military tribunal yesterday acquitted six soldiers and sentenced 13 others to jail terms ranging from five to 18 years for trying to overthrow President Ngo Dlnh Diem's Government in November 1960. The 19 officers and men of the
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Gold seized in war: Japan must pay
      174 3 Gold seized in war: Japan must pay DOME, Tues. A Rome civil court ruled yesterday that the Japanese Govern ment must pay damages amounting to more than US$5OO,OOO to an Italian from whom Japanese troops in China expropriated gold during World War n. The First Civil Section of Rome's Tribunal
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      39 3 MOSCOW, Tues. The m I viet built die&el train made in Kiga. Latvia, has iett the factory lor tests, the Soviet Communist Party newspaper Pravda reported It has a maximum speed of 75 miles an hour. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Avert strike talks
      32 3 WASHINGTON. Tues.—President Kennedy called railroad and union representatives to the White House today in another' attempt to nead off a nationwide railroad strike less than 48 hours away.— UP.I.
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      Lock icon The naked heroine
      188 3 A GIRL who was decorated for fighting with tbe French Besistance during the war is in London to strip at a night dab. Her name: It's really the Countess de Korczac Lipski. But she ft better known as Lydia Lova, the top nude dancer of the Folies
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      Lock icon US clamps cash ban on Cuba
      232 3 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. J'HE United States yesterday banned financial transactions with Cuba and blocked all Cuban assets in this country. The ban, announced by the State Department, was as tight as the comprehensive prohibition of U.S. trade and financial dealings yvith China and North Korea.
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      Lock icon MALTA TALKS WALKOUT
      140 3 MALTA TALKS WALKOUT VALLETTA, Tues. Three Maltese political party delegations walked out of yesterday's second meeting here with a government delegation to discuss the draft constitution on the island's independence. They had asked the Prime Minister. .Dr. Borg Olivier, for a statement as conference chairman putting on -ecord that any
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      Three lost as ship sinks
      55 3 GIBRALTAR. Tues. The 7.251-ton U.S. freighter Santa Emilia rescued 34 crewmen from the British freighter Patrician yesterday after the two ships collided In thick fog near the Strait of Gibraltar. The Patrician sank. The captain, chief mate and radio officer of the 3.604-ton Patrician were
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      Rape: Two to die
      46 3 MOSCOW. Tues. Two youths have been sentenced to death and four others jailed tor a total of 57 years for raping a young girl. After the assault she threw herself to her death from the seventh floor of a block of flats.
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      After 80 days, it's back to work in Guiana
      104 3 GEORGETOWN, Tv c s.— Thousands of workers in British Guiana returned to work yesterday after the 80-day general strike which was settled at the weekend. Two schools reopened In Georgetown. Pplice maintained an alert in case of trouble between strikers and
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      Lock icon 'Father of British H-bomb' foi test ban talks
      154 3 'Father of British H-bomb' foi test ban talks LONDON, Tues. Three of Britain's top scientists, including Sir William Penney, "father of the British H-bomb." will be in the British delegation to the nuclear test ban negotiations opening in Moscow on July 15. The other two scientists are: SIR SOLLY ZUCKERMAN.
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      Mandy's 'dead' lover in Commons sensation
      329 3 Mandy 's 'dead' lover in Commons sensation M.P.: RACHMAN MIGHT BE ALIVE 1 LONDON. Tuesday on Mr. Parkin's remarks, replied: "He (Rachman) was admitted to the hospltal alive and he died the same day." There was a post-mortem examination and the cause of the death was given as CoTOnary ">">»***•
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    Logic triumphed: It was just settlement, says Lee
    742 4 REPORT ON TERMS OF STORE'S ENTRY SINGAPORE, Tuesday 'pHE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, tonight reported back to the people on the "gruelling week" in London, and the conditions under which Singapore will be entering Malaysia. In a special voicecast from
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    Stocks low, so 12-hour ration will continue
    206 4 Stocks low, so 12-hour ration will continue SINGAPORE, Tues. The Public Utilities Board announced today that the 12-hour daily water rationing would continue until further notice. It considered it would be unwise to relax the present rationing in view of the low stock position and the dry weather outlook. The
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    Angler swept to his death by huge killer wave
    122 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. A widow wept today as she heard how a giant wave swept her husband to his death as he sat fishing in a motor sampan in the sea off Pulau Bukom on Saturday afternoon. Che Maspiah, 29, mother of
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    Govt's deadline for opposition parties
    250 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Minister for Home Affairs. Mr. One Pang Boon, today cave opposition parties till Friday to nominate their representatives to meet the Government at a meeting: to re-gronp the State's 51 constituencies Into 15 electoral divisions for the first Malaysian Central Parliament elections.
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    RESERVATIONS ON PROJECT FOR BLAKANG MATI AS FREE PORT ZONE
    574 4  -  JACKIE SAM Entrepot men favour Spore itself By SINGAPORE. Tues OINGAPORES business community today held reservations on the feasibility of having Blakang Mati as a free port zone by 1966. Entrepot traders, with an eye on freight costs, were generally
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    WIDOW: HE DID NOT TELL ME HE WAS GOING FISHING
    171 4 leaves were getting rather big for my liking. But Sapadi still had not got any decent catch and he was keen to stay on. "At about 2 pjn. came a huge wave. I saw it coming and realised too late
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    Church society fun fair
    48 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Society of St. Vincent de Paul. Church of St. Joseph (Portuguese Mission) will hold a fun fair at the church grounds In Victoria Street on Sunday, Aug. 4. The fair la In aid of the poor on the society's assistance roll.
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    Cold war in the post office backed by top union leaders
    441 5 VIC NAYAGAM Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday •pRADE union leaders today supported the total boycott of non-union colleagues ordered by the Union of Postal Unilcrmed Staff. Included in a long list of "don'ts," union members have been told they must cease
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    Inaugural flight cocktail
    60 5 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Mr. C.S. Pinto, manager ol Air India International, held a cocktail party tonight in honour of 36 travel agents representatives of commercial organisations, and diplomats who are guests of Air India's inaugural flight between New York and Jakarta. They flew Into Singapore two days ago
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    Rida officers switch
    32 5 PEKAN. Tues— lnche Ramll bin Hajl Mohamed. the Assistant Rida Officer here, has been transferred to Kuala LJpls. Inche Razali bin Mohamed Noor from Kuala Llpls has replaced him.
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    Marriage minded widow banks on an oracle
    301 5  -  EVELYN TU By SINGAPORE, Tues.— A husband-hunter with a difference was in town today. As American tourist, Mrs. Beatrice Clark Daly (above), related It: "I had my fortune told in a shrine In Japan. And the gods decreed my independence is to be
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    Crash motorist fined $40
    44 5 BENTONO, Tues.— A motorist. Tee Sing Hing. 27, of Temerloh. was fined $40 for failing to report an accident, in which he was involved, within 24 hours. Tee hit a cyclist at Ketarl near here on Oct. 27. last year.
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    COURT CANCELS ITS ARREST WARRANT
    296 5 MALACCA, Tues.— The President of the Sessions Court here, Mr. B. T. H. Lee, today cancelled a warrant issued for the arrest of Mr. G. F. H. Freeman, an executive of the Malacca branch of Stme Darby (Malaya) Ltd. The court Issued the warrant on
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    A gallant Gurkha awarded Military Medal
    178 5 A gallant Gurkha awarded Military Medal SINGAPORE, Tues. A Gurkha sergeant has been awarded the Military Medal, for bravery in the Brunei revolt. On Feb. 12, when in command of a small patrol, Sgt. Lalbahadur Rana, 37. of the Ist Bn., 7th Duke of Edinburgh's Own Gurkha Rifles, discovered a
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    PPP celebrates poll victory
    50 5 IPOH, Tues.— The People's Progressive Party celebrated its victory in the Ipoh municipal council elections with a motorcade procession of 80 cars and lorries this afternoon. The PPP returned to power in the council by winning 16 seats. The remaining two seats went to the Alliance.
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    Front will never capture the State, says MCA
    166 5 Front will never capture the State, says MCA PENANG, Tues. The Penang MCA today said that the Socialist Front would "never capture the State." "From the results of the city and rural elections last week-end, the Front cannot dream of getting control of the State Government next year." the MCA's
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    Speeding lorry driver fined
    48 5 BENTONG. Tues. A lorry driver. Low Koic Kin. 31. of Kuala Lumpur, was fined (50 in court yesterday for speeding at the 10th mile Bentong-Mentakab road on April 25. Low was travelling at 45 m.p.h. when he was caught in a police speed trap.
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    Lecturer' who cheated nurse is jailed
    322 6 Lecturer' who cheated nurse is jailed KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A Jobless man, who claimed to be a senior lecturer in mathematics in the university here and cheated a nurse of $500, was sentenced to three years' jail today. The court president Syed Hassan Al-Jeffri. also ordered Khoo Ciuan Chuan. 31.
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    Telecom dance
    31 6 KUANTAN, Tues.—The Telecommunications Department. East Coast Region, will hold Its annual social and dance at the Town Hall here on Saturday. The highlight will be a "Miss Telecoms" contest.
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    CULTURE FESTIVAL DATE CHANGE IS EXPLAINED
    118 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Ministry of Culture said today the new date of Aug. 8-15 for the South-East Asian Cultural Festival had been chosen for the mutual convenience of all the participating groups. The original date was Aug. 1-8. but this was tentative and subject
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    A snap poll in S'pore?
    308 6 SINGAPORE. Tues PREMIER LEE CHANGES HIS PLANS: HE RETURNS THIS SATURDAY THE Premier, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will return from London on Saturday and he is expected to be given a stupendous welcome. He is expected back in the evening with the Finance Minister. Dr.
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    Nasir's slow-down charge
    199 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues surprises L-Month men HEADS of organisations running the National Language Month campaign throughout the country were today surprised as all was going well to find themselves being criticised. Syed Naslr bin Ismail complained yesterday that the campaign had not got off to as good
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    Judge: Even prostitutes can pick and choose
    329 6 Judge: Even prostitutes can pick and choose KOTA BHARU, Tues. A Kelantan High Court judge said here today that it was foolish of men to believe the promises made by waitresses or prostitutes. Dato Justice Hashim said this when he sentenced two padi planters. Zakaria bin Yusof, 24, and Rashid
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    Offence on girl alleged
    54 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. K. Bha«karan was charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court, today on two counts of hating carnal relations with a girl urn er 16 at a house in Wilkie Road ir. mid-February and on March 4. He pleaded lot guilty and was offered bail of
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    Tax offence: $300
    32 6 KUALA LUMItTR. rues.— O. 8. Burton of PeUUi g Jaya was flned $300 in the Magistrate's Court here yeteretay for falling to lodge hi* incoma uuc return for IM3.
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    The secret diaries -of a spy...
    1908 7  -  JACK MILLER BY Begins todaythe fantastic p8 secrets of Lydia Ungrova MAJOR VACLAC RAPPANT, of the STB, Czechoslovakia's Red Gestapo, was an exhibitionist. He made Lydia Ungrova photograph him with the girls he debauched and she kept ii print of every one. She hid
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  • Obituary
    DEATHS
    46 8 f Word, sit i Him mum) LOKI VIW lIONC of HA Irnbl Road K U. passed away peacefully on S-7-M funeral at 2.00 p.m. on 10-7-63. MM. M CHELLIAH mother of Mr. r Rajah, Kuala Lumpur, and Pundit ThuralalnKsm Neervely. on S-7-63 at Neervely. Ceylon.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    51 8 W B ,d, Sit (minimum) MR. AND MRS. N. Rajah thank mends and relatvrs and wellwishers for thnr valuable gifts and attendance at their wedding or 3-7-4)3. THE FAMILY OP late Mr. Llm O^oo Kw thank r^ls tlvn, friends for their wreath*, donations, condolence. attendance and a**i*tance of the
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    IN MEMORIAM
    103 8 H'ora-s tit (Mimmum) ting OUCE INC. (Mrs. Chonc Kirn Rust i who left us on 10/7/ M. "A more wonderful mother It s hard to And. The love you poeses>ed you left behind. The rest you sought t'waa not easily gained. May all God's blessings with you remain."
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    145 8 Worit Stt (Minimum) ANISH MUSTY SMELL* In Tour Offn* »ith Airwlck. Makes air smell Irtib and ewert. CYRIL MARRY RVVCI. Funeral service for the late Mr. C.H. RyvM will b* held at St. Marks Church. Kerembaa oo Friday 12th July at S p.m. (ASHAV STRAPLESS BRA by Warners. Contour
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  • The Straits Times
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      Birth Of A Nation
      710 8 I Malaysia has not been born i without travail. In more than two years of discussion, debate, negotiation and confrontation, the final proceedings in London have been, in their way, the most arduous phase of all. Noj one thought of failure Yet there were moments when
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      423 8 j The Health Advisory Council has been given extremely broad terms of reference It is expected to guide the Government on getting people to eat the right food, keeping the towns and villages clean, mii creasing the number of hospitals and supply of medical men, preventing infectious diseases,
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      177 8 The water situation in Singapore is rather better than it was in early May when rationing was first stepped up to 12-hours daily. Stocks in reservoirs on the island stand at 42.5 per cent of capacity, against 41 per cent then, while the flow from Tebrau at 44.671.000
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    Victory for good sense
    347 8 Victory for good sense MESSAGES FROM TENGKU. LEE LONDON. Tues. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, and Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. the Prime Minister of Singapore, rave out these two messages here tonight: The Tengku: £L I am very happy inw deed that we have at least reached afreement on
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      104 8 WHERE DO THESE FEES GO? A IS a parent I think it 1* time something was done about the supplementary fees collected each term from students. I have five children in school, and it is a real pinch for me to pay up for all of them each term. But
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      100 8 ffTHERE have been so many 1 letters from dissatisfied customers of the post office that I feel I must say thank you to the staff of Dempsey Road po6t office. They are not only pleasant and helpful at all times, but on every occasion when there has been
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      81 8 VOUR correspondent Mr. x Tan 8en» Huat (S.T. July 1) has echoed the feelIng of many other less fortunate teachers in Singapore who are also waiting anxiously for the Ministry of Education to act on their cases concerning salaries and increments. For the last three vtars my sister,
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    MALAYSIA'
    955 8 Full text of the pact signed in London THE following is the text of the Malaysia agreement signed in London yesterday: Agreement relating to Malaysia, The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, the Federation of Malaya, North Borneo, Sarawak and Singapore, desiring to conclude an agreement relating
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    Cats and rats prove a point for Dr. Tsai
    259 9  - Cats and rats prove a point for Dr. Tsai LIM BENG TEE: By Singapore. Tues an alley cat meets a rat it usually toys with the prey before killing it, and may even eat it. But a group of cats in a laboratory at Louisiana's Tulane University in the United
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    PPP leaders for Malacca poll rallies
    74 9 MALACCA, Tues. People's Progressive Party leaders from Ipoh will address municipal election rallies here on Saturday and Sunday. Speakers will Include Mr DR. Seenivasagam Mr. S.P. Seenivasagam and Mr. Khoog Kok Vat. They will spesJc In support ot the two PPP candidates. Mr. Ho
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    MURDER OF A LONGHOUSE HEADMAN
    75 9 MURDER OF A LONGHOUSE HEADMAN KUCHING, Tues— The Iban murdered in Sarawak on Saturday by Indonesiabased bandits was Tuai Rumah Anjok, 35. a Government spokesman said today. Hi was head of a :\velve-door longhouse at Sungel Potong >n the Ulu Undup. Second Division. The spokesman said: This murder is just
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    Trinity Bar examination results
    174 9 Trinity Bar examination results SINGAPORE. Tues. The Ministry of Education today announced that the following candidates were successful in the Trinity Bar Examination (Part I) held in Singapore in May this year. Roman Law: Second Class T S Toh: Third Class W. W. Abraham, S. Anandarajah, J. J. Isaac. Miss
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    Home from Britain
    26 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— lnche Said bin Oman of the Postal Services Department returned from Britain by air today after a twoyear administrative course.
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    Assistant medical officers: A doctor warns
    251 9 Assistant medical officers: A doctor warns J(UALA LUMPUR. 1Y Tues.— L cad i n g medical practitioners today warned of the dangers of promoting hospital assistants to "assistant medical officers." He was commenting on yesterday's announcement by the Minister of Health, Hajl Abdul Rahman bin Haji Tallb. that these "assistant
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    300 ready to guard border
    78 9 300 ready to guard border ING Tv KUCHING, Tues. The first batch of 300 Sarawak border scouts have completed their training and are operational, a government spokesman said today. They are operating in '-he border area of the First and Second Divisions. A second batch, also of 300. will begin
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    'Lee signed away over $100, mil.'
    302 9 SINGAPORE, Tuesday T*HE secretary-general 1 of the United People's- Party, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, said today that by signing the Malaysia agreement in London, the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. was signing away more than $100 million each year to the Federation Government
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    Pensioner, 80, robbed by thugs who called in a taxi
    259 9  -  LOKMAN HALIM by KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.—An 80-year-old Government pensioner sat helplessly in a corner yesterday while four thugs robbed him, his elderly wife and a maidservant of three gold chains worth $240. The pensioner. Hail Ahmad bin Ibrahim, is the
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    Patriotic Fund now $756,987
    74 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Straits Times today received $1,808.06 for the National Patriotic Fund. Malayan newspapers today collected $2 366.05. bringing the total to 8756.987. The latest contributors were: Members and staff of Cha'ah Local Council 8120; the Senior Officers. Clerical and Field Staff of the
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    The navy's new Chief of Staff
    46 9 SINOAPORE. Tties— Rear Admiral P.B.P. Brayne-mcholis flew into Singapore today to become the new Chief of Staff to the Royal Navy's Flag Officer. Com-manding<ln-Chief. Par r&st Fleet He will take over »i:s appointment from Commodore T. D. Herrick on Friday
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    Chemistry lecture
    42 9 SINGAPORE. Tues— Mr C. W Othen. visiting lecturer at the School of Education. ot Singapore, will give a public lecture on chemistry •acrr.ne in Britain at 5.30 p.m. on Friday at the university's chemistry !»ctur^ theatre in Bukit Timah Road.
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    'GOOD OFFICES' MOVE BY TUC
    189 9 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. 'FHE National Trades Union Congress today offered 1 its good offices to the acting Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. to help settle the wage dispute between the Government and the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees which has led to a 34--day strike
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    Prisoner escapes front a clinic
    113 9 Prisoner escapes front a clinic SINGAPORE Tues. A prisoner from the Reformative Training Centre In Upper Changl Road escaped this morning whil« waiting for treatment at a I clinic I Tan Kwee Eng. 21. and four j other inmates from th« centre had been brought by a prison warden to
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      529 9 Todays Radio. TV programmes RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA ■OSSSVSSL NATIONAL BHORTWAV* BHOBI WAVfc BEKVICB SERVICE 41.7 Metrt* 41 metre* A.M 6.00 Time Signal. Ne«jaA.M.: 8.00 Good Morning: fl.ol ra-lcu. 6.02 Prelude To BreaKMorning Prelude: 7.15 News; tasi; 7.00 Time Signal The 7.20 Breakfast Bulletin: 7.30 Up News: 7.10 Songs And
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    My husband threatened to burn me, wife tells court
    285 10 A LOR STAR. Tues. A housewife told a preliminary inquiry today that her husband locked her up and threatened to burn her if she reported to police that he had caused her daughter (by a former marriage) to become pregnant. "He
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    Meeting to pick new secretary
    42 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Kuala Lumpur Psychology Club will hold an extraordinary general meeting on Sunday at 4 p.m. at 39. Ipoh Road to elect a new secretary In place of Mr. Patrick Ng. who ha.s resigned.
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    BOUGHT ESTATE FOR $700,000: ASKED $1.15 MIL.
    169 10 A LOR STAR. Tues. A Singapore planter told the Kedah High Court today he bought an 800 -acre 'estate in August 1961 for 5700.0 M and agreed to sell it for 51, 150,000 about a month later. "I wanted that price because I
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    Call for Telegu classes
    68 10 TELUK ANSON. Tues. A proposal asking the Minister uf Education. Haji Abdul Hamid Khan, to provide Telegu trauiing ckusses for those who have passed the Telegu teachers' prepa r.itory examination, was passed at the annual meeting of the Andhra Association of Malaya here yesterday. The meeting
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    Distillers man on visit
    50 10 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Mr. John T. Greany. Par East representative of an American firm. National Distillers, is due in Singapore on Thursday. He will be the guest of Jardine Waush (Singapore) Ltd. Mr. Greany. now on a world tour, will go to Jakarta after his Singapore visit.
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    `I WAS DAZZLED' DEATH DRIVER FINED $300
    338 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tum. A MEDICAL student from Madras. Kimit Rai. 22. was today fined $300 or one month's jail for driving dangerously and killing a woman who was going for a walk. Klmit, son of a textile merchant, was originally charged with causing
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    PMIP rally in Singapore
    54 10 SINOAPORK. Tues.— The Singapore branch of tie Pan-Malayan Islamic Party has applied for a police permit to hold a rally on July 14 at the padang adjoining the Hollywood Theatre in Tanjong Katong Roac The rally will tdopt resolutions rtiaunu to Maliysia and the forthcoming tripartue
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    A week's tour
    28 10 SINGAPORE. !"um.— The Deputy British Comtr issioner-Oene-ral in South-East Asia. Mr A.C.B. Adam.v left here today for a week-long tour ol Tnai'lanci Burma and Laos.
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    $15,000 rent a month if park is handed over
    553 10 Singapore. Tues. I official of British and Malayan Trusteet Ltd Mr. J. C. G. Thomson, told the High Court today that if he was given vacant possession of the Happy World amusement park he would take steps to find new tenants,
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    Lock icon Moscow hits again at Peking
    334 11 Moscow hits again at Peking MOSCOW, Tuesday JJUSSIA yesterday accused China of carrying out a deliberate campaign to aggravate relations between the world's Big Two Communist nations. But it would do everything possible to overcome differences between them. The Russian stand came In a statement by the Soviet Communist Party's
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    Globke trial
    38 11 BERLIN. Tues. East German Communists yesterday opened the trial In absentia of Hans Globke key aide to West Oerman Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, as "the murderer of millions." The ♦rial was expected to take three weeks. UJi
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    122 11 THEY MAY ARREST ME, SAYS CRITICAL PRIMATE LONDON, Tues. The Rev. Joost De Blank, Anglican Archbishop of Capetown, thinks that he may be arrested by the South African Government for criticising its policies The Archbishop was at London Airport on his way to a speaking and preaching tour of the
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    93 11 Spaak and K: 'Very good 5 talks MOSCOW, Tues.— Mr. Paul-Henri Spaak, the Nato Secretary-Ge-neral, said last night after talks with Mr. Khrushchev: "I am confident that relations between East and West will improve." Mr. Spaak, who is Belgium's Foreign Minister, described his talks, which took place at Kiev, as
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    I hate Americans like plague, says ex-Nazi
    374 11 KARLSHRUHE. Tues AN ex-Nazi espionage agent testified yesterday that his antiAmerican hatred led him to organise a Soviet spy ring within West Germany's secret service. Hans Clemens, 61, made the statement In the openIng day of a Supreme Court trial In which he
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    Was Philby sent to Middle East to spy?
    125 11 Was Philby sent to Middle East to spy? T ONDON, tues. Mr. George Brown, the Labour Opposition's deputy leader, suggested yesterday that the British Foreign Office may have got Harold "Kirn" Philby sent to the Middle East as a newspaper correspondent so that he could be available for British security
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    COMMUNIST TIES
    118 11 Mr. Brown asked why the Foreign Office should ask the newspaper, The Observer, to employ Philby in the Middle East in 1950 when it had requested his resignation in 1951 because of his previous Communist associations. The Foreign Office was not an employment asked: "Could there have been
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    181 11 Mr. Heath was further closely questioned about his statement last week that Philby had been outside British Jurisdiction for seven years before his disappearance. Yesterday he said that Philby paid a number of visits to Britain during this period and had visited a number of territories under British
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    136 11 TROUBLE AGAIN— AS GUARDSMEN QUIT CAMBRIDGE (Maryland), Tues.— Negro i demonstrations resumed here yesterday, less than an hour after national guardsmen had completed their withdrawal from the town. About 240 guardsmen were ordered here on June 14 because of racial tension. After they had left, eight Negroes, accompanied by three
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    Jack on coarse again
    62 11 HYANNiy PORT. (Massachusetts). Tues. President Kennedy's back condition, which kept him on the athletic sidelines (or more than two years, has improved enough (or him to play gol( again. The President got in five holes yesterday his first try at the game, one of his favourite
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    148 14 MELBOURNE, TUBS. RHP. again featured as market continued it* uptrend and rises widened to cover practically the whole list B.H.P. gained to its highest point In 12 months at 57s. In active trading in anticipation of buoyant preliminary profit figures due soon. Most other leaders had solid gains.
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    158 14 (OFFICIAL QUOTATION*) July 0. Three monthi. Dunlop* 20 eta. McAllstar 12 ets. K, Smrlters 20 cu. Robinson 11 cu. F.iiso 21 ct». Rothmana 11 cts. F. N IS ct». 8. Darby 4d. Gammon 15 cu. C. Storage 4 Id. H. 8'pura 11 cu. 8. Tnetion 1/3 Hume prefi.
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    250 14 ULY firit grade rubber buyeri f.*.ft. ■Imtf at S p.m. in Singapore and ual a Lumpur yeaterda? at 71) centa rr lb. up one-ei(hth of a cent on ondar'a cloalns level. The ton* waa Ifhtly ittadi.r R as. and F. M.H.I, elating aria** **nt* per lb. yesterday: Int.
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    29 14 July 9. MALAYAN RI BBER PRICE: 714 cents (op one -eighth of a cent). TIN: $455 (down 25 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 260 tons (up 25 tons).
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    INDUSTRIALS ARE EASIER: TINS REMAIN QUIET
    593 14 From Our Market Correspondent TNDUSTRIAL shares were 1 easier on the Malayan Stock Exchange at the opening yesterday and in most cases closed at even lower levels. The turnover was fair as the expected reaction took place in prices after the signing of the
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    STOCK INDICES
    25 14 Malayan Stock Indices July 8 July 9 Industrials: 132.44 121.27 v Tins: 115.70 115^2 V S robbers: 114.2* 114.16 Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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    707 14 COMBINED 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: Bausttad (1,000) $1.70: C.T.S. *rd* (1U0) 47a. «d. Dunlea* (8,000) J3.35, (3.000) $3.34. (2.000) $3.32: ttlt $3.60 BL, $3.58 8U (3.000)
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    Small drop in tin price: Short-covering in rubber
    346 14 mHE price ol Straits tin fell 1 yesterday by 25 cents to $455 on an offering increased by 25 tons to 260 tons. In London on Monday after a rather slow start, demand for tin quickened and a moderate ring business was
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    140 14 ■I-HI Malayan Cxanangt Banks' »mI ciatien made tbeae cbangra In Ita rates to merchant yesterday (all rmtaa to (100)? Nik Vark: Buylnc TT 83 13/16, airmail OD 32 IV I6. M d/It 33 3/16 credit bill*. 33 5/16 tmde blUa. Canada i buying TT 35 7/16. airmail OH
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    184 14 SHIPS lyWif al«nt>M« the Slniapar* ■hsnrss taalay art: Coromandrl 1/1. ITasUJant Harrlan 38/». La Natal 13/14. Straat Jobo-a 44. State of Oriaaa 43, Siaccn NW. 4, Katonn 21/22. Haaaaaateln 8/9. rradartck CtoT*r 25/26. Paine* 48. Son* B* 40/41. Pinya 10/11. aid Emilia Plater SS/36. mm r»a«M:
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      COLOR CARTOON IS OUTSTANDING BET ON THE CARD
      1005 16  -  Epsom Jeep MUSKETEER II FOR THE OPENING RACE- RACING by gESTbest at Kuala Lumpur today is Color Cartoon (Race 8). The four year old English gelding, who came to Malaya via the Panama, put up two p r o m i sing
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      Peak of Perfection may contest Summer Cup
      154 16 /"•HAMPION sprinter Peak of Perfection has resumed training after a rest In the Cameron Highlands. His next outing will probably be in the Summer Cud over 6f at Bukit Tlmah Aladdin II. Winston Another Thanoe. Dreamboat. Magician U Memo and Lucky Game have
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      Danapal beats his record again
      185 17 Danapal beats his record again ATHLETICS p EN A NG, Tues. Champion shot putter Danapal Naidu beat his own Penanp: record for the second time this season when he reached a distance of 12.79 metres here today. Danapal. who was competing for Malayan Teachers College in a triangular meet at
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      Jega says no to invitation
      66 17 SINGAPORE Tues. Top Malayan sprinter M. Jegathesan said today that he would not be able to accept an Invitation to run (or Old Victories in the Selangor AAA Championships at Merdeka Stadium. Kuala Lumour, un Friday and Saturday. •I would have liked to run in
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      BREAK? HUSSEIN WON'T COMMENT
      205 17 BREAK? HUSSEIN WON'T COMMENT SINGAPORE, Tues. gingapore Amateur F. A. president Hussein Kamari today would not comment on the FAM's latest proposal that Singapore and Malaya should Meld separate teams for the Merdeka anniversary tournament. SAFA and FAM bad previously agreed on a joint Malaysia team. At a meeting in
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      16 17 JOHANNESBURG. Tues. The Australian Rugby Union touring team beat Transvaal 14-5 here yesterday. Reuter.
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      192 17 BADMINTON' PerHa finals fKangar) Men's singles, Yahaya Ibrahim bt Heng Ah How 15-2, 15S; men's doubles, Heng Ah How and Abu Bakar bt Kang Soo Chan and M. Noor 15-13. 10-15. 15-6: women's doubles. 00l Joo Lin and Nancy Ong bt Ong Poh Kirn and Lav Slew Lian
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      M-soccer panic decision may bring confusion
      972 17  - M- soccer panic decision may bring confusion Norman Slebel by pANIC took over from reason when the FAM's organising committee for the Merdeka anniversary tournament decided on Monday on ice-president Lim Kee Siong's urging to put the Malaysian team on the chopping block if need be. This year's Merdeka tournament
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      The triple champs
      126 17 MALACCA, Tues.— George YBD and Sylvia Tan became triple champions in the Malacca badminton championships Ahich ended here last night. George, who Ik bidding for a I-iace in the Malayan Thorns? Cup team, beat, Slew Fook Lin l!>-5. 15-9 in the men's (tingles final. George gained his
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      23 17 PARIS. Tues. Michel Bernard broke the French mile record by i.6sec. with a time of 3:58.2 at Cambrel last night Reuter.
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    Lock icon PREMIER LEE: I SIGNED FOR TENGKU's SAKE
    340 18 LONDON, Tues. r[E final decision to sign a Malaysia agreement in London last night was reached after the personal intervention of Tengku Abdul Rahman, it was learned early today. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. Singapore's Prime Minister, who had a long lastminute session with
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    470 18 ing from the Rilz. then sent a reply to Mr. Lee across the road at the Park Lane Hotel. Newsmen and TV and radio reporters at Maryborough House were sent home at 7 p.m. and told there would be no Initialling
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    360 18 rpHE British morning papers today devoted space in their main news pages to the signature of the agreement to set up Malaysia. But there was little press comment on the agreement, probably because of the late hour at which it was signed. The
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    42 18 CHARLIE TVE TSU CHENG on 9th July at Ornrral linxpital. Singapore, formerly rtmt viii remain at BlniCH|>orr Casket Co. and will laavr for Woln MethodiM Church, Kort Canning Road at 4.00 p.m. thence for Bldndari for burial at 5 00 p.m.
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    'SO SORDID' SAYS FRONT
    103 18 KIALA LI'MPI'R. Tues.— The Socialist Front toiliiy referred to the M:ilav*ia iugotiatlon> in London and vi,i that at la«t the "sordid horsetrading" had been completed. In a statement in which it reiterated its opposition to Malaysia, the Front added; "The dissolution of the present Federation is
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    360 18 It is still in Brunei's interests to join Malaysia' ONDON, Tues. L* Mr. Nigel Fisher, Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies, told the House of Commons today the Government thought it was still in Brunei's best interests to Join the Malaysian Federation. He was replying to Mr. Reginald Sorensen <Laboun
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    Bean to die for Reno murder
    51 18 RENO. Tues. Thomas Lee Bean, 18. was found guilty yesterday of the first degree .murder of British Olympic skier Sonja McCaskie. He was condemned to die in the gas chamber. The body of the 24-year-old divorcee was found in her Reno flat on April
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    306 18 LONDON. Tues. It has been an unsettled day In the stock markets with no definite trend established. There was little to encourage buyers, while several adverse influences were at work. Dollar stocks reflected the overnight heavy close on Wall Street although prices became steadier following a rise In
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    46 18 IXJNDON, Tues. 3pot 21»4d., Aug. 21\d., Sept. 2l\d.. Oct. 21»,d.. Oct Dec 21\d.. Jan. Mar. 1 1964 21 Apr/June 21\d.. July Sept. 21 \d., Oct. Dec. 21 Jan. Mar 1965 21 \d.. c.i.f. July 21 '»d., Aug. 21>,d.. Sept. 213 16d Tone: Quiet but steady.
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    27 18 LONDON. Tues. Buyers £905. sellers £905'j, Forward buyers £904, sellers £905. Settlement £907 Turnover a.m. 110 tons, p.m. 25 tons. Tone: Quiet and barely steady. Ultramar
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    637 18 BIRMINGHAM, Tuesday. FREDDIE TRUEMAN shattered the West Indies in the third Test here today with seven wickets for 44, enauilng England to win by 217 runs and level the series at 1-1. Two matches in the flvematch series remain to be
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