The Straits Times, 11 July 1963

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1963 15 CENTS. KDN 352
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    Lock icon 3 a.m.: Soekarno outburst
    113 1 TENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN FAILED TO KEEP PROMISE' JAKARTA, Wednesday. INDONESIA'S President, Dr. Soekarno charged tonight that Tengku Abdul Rahman had failed to keep a promise by signing the London agreement on Malaysia. "We, the Republic of Indonesia and the Indonesian people, not only disagree with Malaysia
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    Lock icon NARA IN LONDON
    122 1 LONDON, Wednesday MR. C.V, NARASIMHAN. a top United Nations official, and two British ministers jointly discussed questions concerning the projected Malaysia Federration here today, a Foreign Office spokesman said. Mr. Narasimhan, Chief of Cabinet to U Thanft, I.X. Secretary-General, called on Mr. Edward Heath, British Deputy Foreign
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    Lock icon NEW ISRAEL P.M.: I'LL SEE NASSER ANY TIME
    128 1 JERUSALEM. Wed. Mr. Levi Eshkol, Israel's new Prime Minister, today offered to meet President Nasser "at any time and in any place." He told a press conference here: "If only we could meet face to face, the Arab leader would soon find
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    Lock icon Japan missile success
    54 1 Japan missile success TOKYO. Wed.— A third Jap-anese-made missile today succe6slully zoomed into the air to be recovered in the water about three miles south of the launching site on Niijima Island, south of Tokyo, the Defence Board said. The missile launched today was on air-to-air Taam-2-0 having a range
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    Lock icon Now summit warning by Subandrio
    196 1 JAKARTA, Wednesday. THE Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, today warned Malayan leaders to refrain making public statements that might affect the Malaya-Philippine-Indonesia summit meeting scheduled to be held in Manila on July 30. The warning followed a meeting with the Philippine and Malayan ambassadors. Dr. Subandrio
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    Guitar team breaks up
    66 1 LOS ANGELES., Wed. The break-up of one of the most successful recording teams in entertainment history was disclosed today when singer Mary Ford filed a suit for separate maintenance against Les Paul. The couple, one of the first to use the system of recording the singer's
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    Lock icon A change in loyalties
    53 1 MIAMI. Wed.— A missing United States airman. Cuban-born Robert ■Ramos, has delected to Cuba in a small private plane, according to Havana Radio, monitored here. Ramos. 26. had been sought since yesterday when he failed to arrive at Tyndall Air Force Base. Florida, o.i a flight
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    PROTEST OVER TRANSFER FROM BOTTLING BEER TO CLEANING THE TOILETS
    19 1 MISS SZE-JO "Who would like that kind of work?"
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    Crackdown on Mafia
    65 1 PALERMO (Sicily), ttjed. Police and politicians opened a two-front war today on Sicily's brotherhood of crime, the Maria. In Palermo, police continued their house-to-house roundup. In 10 days of action, they have arrested about 300 suspected Manosi. or Malta members. In Rome, politicians opened a Parliamentary probe
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    Lock icon Better rockets for Russia
    45 1 MOSCOW Wed— Russia has carried out successful launch inns of improved types of carrier rockets for space purposes, the Soviet news agency Tass said today. The rockets were launched in the Central Pacific this month and in June. Tass added. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Ward trial at Old Bailey on July 22
    86 1 LONDON. Wed..— The trial of society osteopath Dr. Stephen Ward, a key figure In the Profumo scandal, was postponed to July 22 at the Old Bailey today. Ward's counsel. Mr. James Surge, said that for some undisclosed reason the Crown was anxious
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    Lock icon 'Sick and tired of antics'
    64 1 LONDON. Wed.— The Home Secretary. Mr. Henry Brooke, said tonight the British public was "sick and tired of the antics of Fascists. Communist*, the self-styled antinuclear Committee of 100 and other extremists." It wanted peace in the streets and squares, he told the House of
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    Lock icon FIRST CHINESE CANDIDATE
    56 1 AUCKLAND. Wed. The first Chinese to contest a seat in the New Zealand Parliament will be an official cancidate of the opposition Labour Party in the general election in November. He b Mr. Ronald Ng Wai Shing, 32. a market gardener of Patumahoe, near Auckland. He will
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    150 set to strike 'to save a girl's dignity'
    358 1 1 50 set to strike 'to save a girl's dignity' By RONALD KINSEY: KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. JVfOKK than 150. workers of Malayan Breweries Ltd. mostly men are preparing to go on strike "to save the dignity" of a girl worker. They are members of the National Union of Drink Manufacturing
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    Peking dropped again
    28 1 LONDON. Wed— Moscow radio dropped "Peking Calling" from its home nervice broadcasts today the third time since yesterday H*}* ntn h «nJ instead "Havana Calling."
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    Nurse (husband j left her) found dead
    347 1 Nurse (husband j left her) found dead From Doug Lackersteen f ONDON, Wed.— Mrs. Bridget Haynes, housekeeper of a Paddington boarding house where nearly 50 Malayans live, today told the St. Pancras coroner, Dr. R.I. Milne, how she found a nurse. Jaya n t i Pillai. of Bahau, Negri Sembilan,
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    Lee to stand in M-poll
    226 1 Lee to stand in M-poll New date for African tour I ONDON, Wed. The Singapore Premier, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. said on his departure by air for Algiers today, that he proposed to stand for the Malaysian Parliament. Speaking to reporters before he left for a meeting with the Algerian
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    STOPPRESS
    25 1 WHITE PAPER ON MALAYSIA LONDON. Mod— Uliitr Paper on Mulay.sM Kciln.i lion Mill be published h> BritU Govrrnmrnt to morrow. Colonial Office ».ud today.
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      10 1 BE PROUD of your MALAY National Language Month includes YOU?
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Moscow whipping up anti-China drive: Peking
      377 2 Moscow whipping up anti-China drive: Peking TOMMUNIST China today accused the rulers of Russia of "whipping up a campaign" against it. It said that the Russian leaders were responsible for extending the current ideological differences between the two parties to the realm of state relations. The charges were made In
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      Chinese call halt in talks
      112 2 Chinese call halt in talks MOSCOW. Wed. Communist China temporarily halted it- showdown talks with Russia yesterday to ask for fresh instructions from Peking authoritative sources said All indications were that the ideological dispute between the two Communist giants was crowing more serious by the hour. Each side was making
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      AUSTRALIAN MPs ARE IMPRESSED BY VISIT TO JAKARTA
      158 2 JAKARTA, Wed.— The J 13 visiting Australian parliamentarians left here today "impressed by the fact that Indonesia knows where she is going," according to their leader. Mr. C. W. Davidson Mr Davidson, who is Australia's Postmaster-General, said he and the others now
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      Lock icon Zapu executive ousts Nkomo as leader
      140 2 Zapu executive ousts Nkomo as leader fkAR-ES-S A L A A M 11 Wed. Officials of the Zimbabwe African People's Union, banned in Southern Rhodesia. met here yesterday and deposed their leader, Mr Joshua Nkomo. They announced that the Rev. Ndabaningi Slthole, the party's national chairman, dismissed by Mr. Nkomo
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      Lock icon Jordan's new Premier
      57 2 AMMAN. Wed.— Sherif Hussein Ben Nasser. Premier of Jordan's caretaker Government, has been appointed head of a new Cabinet by King Hussein following the recent general elections, Amman Radio said last night. The Prime Minister, who Is a great uncle of King Hussein, ha* also been named
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      Lock icon Angola rupture
      40 2 LISBON, Wed.— The Portuguese Government ordered i;s Charge d' Affaires in the Congo to leate Leopoldviiie yesterday f ollowiup Congolese recognition of "a group led by foreigners" as the legitimate representative of Angola, it was announced here— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Kurdish threat
      41 2 MOSCOW. Wed.— Russia yesterday accused Turkey. Iran and Syria of military Interference in the Kurdish revolt in Iraq and warned that this created a threat to other states. Including the Soviet Union, the Soviet news agency Tass reported. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Bomber over Papua
      63 2 PORT MORESBY Wed. An American colonel told reporters here today that he had seen a Russian built Ilyushln bomber belonging to Indonesia Hying high over Port Moresby, the headquarters of Australian controlled Papua, last week. Colonel Robert Taylor, who conmands the American Seventh Aerial Survey based here,
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      Lock icon SOEKARNO: WE CAN FEED 250 MILLION MOUTHS
      111 2 JAKARTA Wed.— President Soekarno said yesterday he was opposed to birth control in Indonesia because "our country has the resources to feed 250 million people, at least." Speaking to students gathered at the state palace, he said he had once disagreed on this
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      Lock icon Malaya tipped for seat in the Security Council
      217 2 Malaya tipped for seat in the Security Council UNITED NATIONS, Wed. Malaya soon to become part of the Federation of Malaysia is the choice of the Commonwealth nations to succeed Ghana as their elected representative on the Security Council, it was learned yesterday. Britain is a permanent member of the
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      Lock icon U.N. PROBE INTO POISON GAS
      161 2 GENEVA, Wednesday. TttlE United Nations Secretary-General, U Thant, A has instructed Gen. Carl Van Horn, head of the U.N. observer team in the Yemen, to investigate British Press reports that the Egyptians have used poison gas bombs in the Yemen. Mr. Peter Charles Scott, head
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      Lock icon Image's head stolen
      39 2 Image's head stolen BANGKOK, Wed. Thieves entered a temple here and stole the head of a golden Buddha image. The temple, Wat Rayurahnesaram, stands on a hill near the Menam River. The theft was discovered by the caretaker.— Reuter.
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      Aidit to visit Peking, Moscow
      48 2 TOKYO, Wed.— The Indonesian Communist Party, largest outside .the Communist bloc, will send a high-level delegation to Peking and Moscow next year, according to the New China news agency. The delegation will be headed by the party chairman, Mr. D. N. Aidit.— U.P.L
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      Lock icon Open struggle now
      36 2 MICHELET (Algeria Wed An Algerian M.P.. Mr. Hocine Ait Ahmad, told a Press conference yesterday that he had decided to lead an "open political struggle" against Mr. Ahmed Ben Bella's Governmen t. Reuter.
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      21 2 JAKARTA. Wed. Indonesia Foreign Minister, Or. Subandrio, has said he will visit West Irla-i on July 20. Reuter.
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Crowds stage inarch on Buckingham Palace
      194 3 DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST GREEK ROYAL VISITORS LONDON. Wed. Fierce running fights broke out last night in Trafalgar Square in the heart of London between police and demonstrators trying to march on Buckingham Palace, where King Paul and Queen Frederika of Greece were guests at a
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      Lock icon Denning has not needed to compel witnesses' attendance
      330 3 T ONDON, Wed. Lord ■"Denning, the Judge investigating security aspects of the Profumo Affair, has told the Prime Minister. Mr. Macmillan, that so far le has not needed power to compel witnesses to give evidence aefore him. Mr. Macmlllan told the House
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      Lock icon 'Release my husband' cry by British wife of man who has been in jail 16 years
      351 3 'Release my husband' cry by British wife of man who has been in jail 16 years tors surged across tbe street bringing tbe normal traffic of the busy Square to a standstill. Hooting horns drowned the shouting of slogans and catcalls or cheers as limp or struggling demonstrators were bundled
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      Knifing out of the Army
      32 3 HAMBURG. Wea. A u-vehi'-oli West German soldier, 'rresfed ror knifing v coalminei. -\pla'ned: I wanted to kill someone so i would get out ol the army. U^i.
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      Day Kevin, 5, played postman
      52 3 BIRMINGHAM. Wed.—Five-year-old Kevin Sperln jailed himself during a same of -postman" yesterday when he crawled througn the door of a corner pillar box and couldn't get out again. "I dldnt like it a bit In there. Kevin said later after mailmen rescued him "It was
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      Lock icon £261 'on the nose'
      30 3 LONDON. Wed. Mrs. Dorothy Oubblns has been awarded £361 in damages after a car crash which made her nose broader than it used to be.— Reuter
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      Lock icon Bishop to defy a Vatican order
      246 3 ABERDEEN. "Wed. The Roman Catholic Bishop of Aberdeen. Dr. Francis Walsh, is to ignore a Vatican order to sack his housekeeper, Mrs. Christine Mackenzie, a divorcee, by today! Mrs. Mackenzie, 42, housekeeper to the bishop for three yean, was divorced by her husband in
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      Lock icon VIOLENCE CONTINUES IN BRITISH GUIANA
      138 3 VIOLENCE CONTINUES IN BRITISH GUIANA pEORGETOWN, Wed.— vl Scattered violence continued yesterday despite the official ending of the 80-day strike in British Guiana. Some reports said rioters attacked buses in the suburb of Corentyne which has been the main trouble centre during the past few days. The casualty toll rose
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      Lock icon A sit-in outside Mayor's office
      258 3 NEW YORK, Wednesday. pXDUR Negro men and three white women protesting against job discrimination began a sit-in in a corridor outside the office of Mayor Robert Wagner of New York yesterday, i The group vowed to remain "all night, a week or longer" until the
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    Singapore the big, big show
    508 4 800 ARTISTS FROM 12 COUNTRIES WILL TAKE PART IN CULTURAL FESTIVAL "£\i\i South-cast Asian Cultural Festival has captured the imagination of Asian countries, and they arc sending big delegations to Singapore to "take part in this great cultural event. Mr. K.C. Lee. the Parliamentary Secretary
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    Robbers jailed
    46 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Mr. Justice Winslow. in the Assize Court today jailed two labourers. Aw Hocic Chwee. 19. and Teo Kirn Ouan. 32, for seven years and six years respectively for armed robbery of two women of Jewellery worth $227 on Aug. 27 last year.
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    CALL FROM PUAN NOOR: JOIN THE 'FRIENDS OF CHESHIRE HOME
    218 4 pUAN Noor Aishah. 1 wife of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, today appealed to "everyone who can spare a little time" to visit residents of the Singapore Cheshire Home Speaking at the opening of the home's annual sale of work at
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    Taiwan trade team in
    115 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A 12-man Taiwan delegation of leaders of commerce and industry, arrived here today to Uudy the possibilities of embarking on joint projects with local capital. The mission has Just completed a week's tour of Malaya. The team will stay here for three days, meeting
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    356 4 'THE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: From London. Frankfurt. Zurich. Beirut. Karachi. Calcutta <B\ 700) 5.65 a.m.; from Melbourne. Sydney. Darwin. Jakarta (BA 711) 0.05 pjn. Qantas: From Lori-lon. Rome. Jairo. Karachi. New Delhi,
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    gets ready for MEET ON NEW WARDS: A MIXED REACTION
    512 4 gets ready for MEET ON NEW WARDS: A MIXED REACTION A MIXED reception today greeted the Government's invitation to Opposition parties to send representatives to a meeting to decide on the regrouping of the present 51 constituencies into 15 electoral divisions for the first Malaysian Parliamentary elections. Up to late
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    Another record year for SHB
    146 4 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE total tonnage of cargo handled during the year by the Singapore Harbour Board again created an all-time record of 6,542,339 tons, exceeding the previous year's record figure by 489,000 tons or eight per cent. The annual report also said that the number
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    WATER USE UP AGAIN
    43 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. There was no rain-mak-ing operation here today as no suitable clouds werr sighted by the Meteorological Department. No rain fell in both Terbau and Singapore yesterday Consumption increased to 57.677.000 gallons as against 56.837.000 gallons on Monday.
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    LICENSEE IS NOT TENANT: COUNSEL
    247 4 LICENSEE IS NOT TENANT: COUNSEL SINGAPORE. Wed. An occupier of a stall at an exhibition or of a cabaret at an "amusement park or of a bookstall at a railway station was not a tenant but a licensee, as the owner of any of those places had control over the
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    Meeting the people a must says PPP leader
    191 5 Meeting the people a must says PPP leader IPOH, Wed. People's Progressive Party councillors in the newly elected Ipoh Municipal Council will have to visit their wards every month "They will also have to submit written reports at the end of each month," said Mr. D. R. Seenlvasagam. the party
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    Professor's talk
    39 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. Professor Gordon Means, visiting Professor of Political Science at the University of Singapore, will give a talk on "Some Aspects of Malaysia" to the Toe H at Talbot House, in Scotts Road on July 17
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    HOW MEN FEEL ABOUT SEX
    75 5 Many things which women do not understand about men are j here made clear by a noted authority. Do you know why men are more self-conscious about sex than women why what seems natural to women does not seem so to men? This surprising report
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    130 witnesses lined up they are not needed
    309 5 130 witnesses lined up they are not needed KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. QNE HUNDRED and thirty witnesses subpoenaed to testify in a criminal breach of trust case were all discharged today when the accused pleaded guilty. Tan Thean Hooi, 59. a chief clerk at the Special Constable Resettlement Office here, originally
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    Chartered jet brings RAAF men for duty
    76 5 PENANG. Wee. A chartered I Boeing-707 jet airliner landed at the RAAF base in Butterworth yesterday with 127 passenger? —39 RAAF mer and their families 'o begin a tour of duty n Malaya. They were met by the base's commanding officer. Air Commodore
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    NOW BONN-K.L. PACT EFFECTIVE
    120 5 NOW BONN-K.L. PACT EFFECTIVE KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Malaya and West Germany today exchanged instruments of ratification of an inve s t ment guarantee aimed at strengthening economic co-operation. A simple ceremony was held in the Ministry of External Affairs to mark the occasion. The agreement was first concluded and signed
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    Bishop leaves
    41 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Bishop of Singapore and Malaya, the It. Rev. C.K. Sansbury, and Mrs. Salisbury, left Singapore by air for r,ondon before going to Montreal and Toronto to attend the Anglican Congress from Aug. 13 to toig. 23.
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    Aid and peace—a swami's warning
    208 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. There can be no real peace or international fellowship until backward countries are I helped to develop edu-| cationally, economically, culturally and so-| cially. Swami Ranganathananda, head of the Ratnakrlshna Mission Institute of Culture In Calcutta, said this today In a Rotary luncheon
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    Council to pick new chairman
    53 5 PEN A NO. Wed. The new Province North Rural District Council will elect its new chairman at its lir.-t meeting at 3 p.m. on July 16. With 12 representatives, the Alliance is in control of the 18--man council. The others are five Socialist Front members
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    PENANG STEPS UP DRIVE AGAINST KHALWAT
    114 5 PENANG. Wed. The Relitious Affairs Department has set up a special department to curb khalwat t close proximity among Muslim couples i in Penang. "We are sparing no efforts to eliminate this.' said Haji Ahmad Maliki. head of the department. In view of the
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    $9m. order for army vehicles is placed locally
    183 5 $9m. order for army vehicles is placed locally If U ALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Ministry of Defence is to buy $9.1 million worth of vehicles locally to replace those riven to it by the British after Merdeka. Orders for about 800 vehicles and 300 trailers have already been placed with
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    New faces sought for contest
    99 5 New faces sought for contest PENANG, Wed. The Miss Penang committee Is looking for new faces for the contest, which will be held at the Penang Chinese Girls' High School. Gottlieb Road on Aug. 17 In aid of the National Patriotic fund. "We would welcome newcomers the more the merrier,"
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    WHEN A VINTAGE CAR IS LIKE A WOMAN...
    229 5 VUALA LUMPUR. Wed. 1V Mr. Baillie Reynolds, owner of a 29-year-old Rolls Royce, explained today why some people keep vintage cars instead of sending them to the scrap dealers. "It's a hobby, because they like cars that are strong and temperamental, just
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    Alliance sure of majority in Sarawak Council Negri
    175 5 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE SARAWAK Alliance is certain of a majority in the Council Negri, thanks to the number of elected Independents who have joined the party. This was stated here today by Mr. Ting Tung Ming, member of the Sarawak National Council
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    'Pregnant woman' was a smuggler
    112 5 'Pregnant woman' was a smuggler PENANG, Wed.— A mother of seven carried liquor round her waist in two containers specially fitted to her figure, the Sessions Court here was told today. "They made her look like a pregnant woman," a Customs officer. Mr. Lim Hal Klang. prosecuting, said after Wong
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    Police are after jay-walkers who ignore 'zebras'
    290 6  -  LOKMAN HALIM 17 PEDESTRIANS PICKED UP FOR— CROSSING ROADS AS THEY LIKED -by- j£UALA LUMPUR, Wed. Jay-walk-ers had better watch out. The police are after them. In the past few days 17 of them have been picked up for crossing roads as they,
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    Lock icon AND IN SANTA MONICA, THEY ARE 'BRANDED'
    145 6 I.N Santa Monica, California, traffic violators convicted before municipal Judfe W. Blair Gibbens will now be "branded." Motorists convicted of careless driving in Santa Monica have to paste a six-inch by four-inch label on their windscreens, a label reading "traffic violator," and keep
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    Inquiry put off
    34 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. The resumed hearing of the Commission of Inquiry on Government dallyrated employees today was adjourned to July 17 because the workers' representative. Mr. C. V. Devan Nalr, was Indisposed.
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    Butterworth plans $20,000 Malaysia joy
    22 6 PENANO. Wed. Butterworth 000 to celebrate Malaysia has ltlal f celebra "°ns committee District Officer, as deputy
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    Police seize morphine in shop raid
    55 6 !?'"<* 17 Pfckets of morphine, syringes and needles from a back room In a Dato Kramat shophouse early today. Supt. A. Balaratnam. found a man In the room. Near him were two syringes and four packets of morphine. The police later found 13 more
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    Fire destroys a sawmill in Kuching
    55 6 KUCHINO. Wed. Fire destroyed a Miwrrrll herr early today. It was th'» worst fire expert enced here and it threatened adjoining houses The sawmill icas stored W.th eipensive timber to be exported to Jcnan. The total lost was estimated at nearly $300,000. including $150,000
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    Alliance in hush-hush talks over Sultan's -criticism—
    184 6 Alliance in hush-hush talks over Sultan's -criticism— TPOH. Wed. Alliance leaders in Perak have met secretly to discuss the criticism the Sultan has made against politicians who "tried to instigate the public to turn away from their traditional loyalty to State and Ruler." Last night at the residence of the
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    Forged notes deal backfired—then a report to police
    306 6 Forged notes deal backfired then a report to police A RUBBER smallholder told the Sessions Court A today he went to the police when he failed to receive forged notes with a face value of $5,000 which he had been promised in exchange for $2,000. Chan Chun. 60, was testifying
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    12 7 THE FANTASTIC DIARIES OF LYDIA UNGROVA...CZECH SECRET AGENT L 77
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    TRAPPED EYES IN HER FLAT
    882 7 LYDLA'S escape attempt failed for just short of the border the engine failed. Gregor pinned on his H.A.F. medals as they crashed. He died, but she escaped and was jailed. It look her years to win back, her bosses' confidence and in that time jhfl
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    BY THE SECRET
    566 7 LYDIA UNGKOVA PART TWO OF THE STORY BY JACK MILLER betore but more gently. And a pretence of believing her until one man walked round the table, pinched her cheek and said:: "For a pretty girl, you're a very good liar." Then he read her dossier to
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    The tape recorder that was hidden in the lamp by her bed...
    542 7 The tape recorder that was hidden in the lamp by her bed... housing was hopeless, she got this flat: second floor of a modern building. Ko-vltska-street. in the heart of the city. Five minutes' walk from Wenceslas Square, five minutes from Secret Police headquarters For three weeks all she had
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    DEATH
    51 8 1» Words tl» (Minimum, CHARLII TYI TSU CH'BNO on Btk July at General Hospital, Singapore, formerly ot Fenang. Cortege will re- nain at Singapore Casket Co. and will leave for Wesley Methodist Church. Kort Canning Road 11-7-63 at 4.00 i m then<-e for Bldadan for burial at B 00
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    130 8 20 Words SH (Minimum) MR. A MRS. Chla Teck Boon, Dr. tlrs. Chla Boon Hock thank friends •ml relatives for their valuable gifts and for their attendance on the occasion of the marriage on B '7 S3. MR. AND MRS. ONC Chin Boon ■'.■ni> all relatives and friends for
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    IN MEMORIAM
    52 8 it Word* Sl» (Minimum) JOHN ROBERT CHBLLIAH: In lovinc memory of our beloved rather who died on ll '7 /SI. Deeply missed by hia five lions. Gone but not forgotten. IN fond MEMORY of our belored Father Mr. Lav Chalk Ton* i Lav Bau Chum) who died this
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    226 8 20 Wnrrfj SlO (Minimum) FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. hrvMa all trachrra and book addicts to bro»M- in their showroom at Times llnim. River Valley Road. Btnicapore. SATISFYING APPETISING RVVITA (ri'puread is the perfect substitute for toaxt. Enjoy It with ail types of spreads, butter, cheese or honey. HAVE YOU HEARD
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      Some Vital Facts
      709 8 Mo lava's population will double within twenty years, remarked a representative of the International Planned Parenthood Federation after commending simple methods of birth control for use in this country. It was not a very original prediction. Mr. George Cadbury possibly attracted more attention with the picturesque warning
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      Malacca Test
      300 8 It seems a foregone conclusion that the Alliance will retain control of ?U three Malacca rural district councils up for election today. The Socialist Front is contesting no more than 24 seats out of a total of 53, while the PMJ.P. is putting up seven fewer candidates. The
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      U and Non-U
      291 8 We are apt to think of our postmen as ordinary people living ordinary lives, theit pedestrian daily round disturbed only occasionally by the odd encounter with the dog at the gate. Now we know more, and better, thanks to the Postal Uniformed Staff Union. Its latest circular
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    SPYING COLONEL OPENS SWEDISH EYES
    396 8 by Roland Huntford STOCKHOLM. Wed. •3 Swedish authorities, while perturbed over the implications of the case of Colonel Sti s Wennerstrom, now awaiting trial for espionage for the Soviet Union, see some consolation in the public reaction to the case. Government officials say privately that
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    First blood in the war against South Africa
    1052 8 First blood in the war against South Africa THE International Labour Office has thrust, itself into the news as the k first international body to outlaw South Africa. Two years ago, it adopted a motion requesting that country to withdraw until it developed more humane racial policies. The South Africans
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      No protest
      104 8 UEGARDING your report (S.T. July 2) of my address to the Singapore Teachers' Union annual delegates conference please permit me to make the following points In order to avoid any misunderstandings: Inspectors of schools are a group of well-trained and experienced teachers and It would be wrong to
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      LETTERS
      21 8 mittee proposed was to be made up of union and Government officials. SIA K \ll HUI President. Singapore Teachers' Union
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      Taxi drivers
      37 8 EVERY day I am overtaken by dlesel taxis at Thomson Road, at double lines and bends, and at over 50 m.p.h. When will the Traffic Police start doing something against mad taxi drivers? U.B. Singapore
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      Poster art
      75 8 ILLUSTRATIONS in Gov■l eminent publications have never been very good, but struck bottom in the posters put up during the recent "anti-confrontation" propaganda campaign. The •laudable intention was. no doubt, to evoke patriotism, but I for one felt more inclined to mirth. The creatures depicted appear to be
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      Bus travel
      100 8 I, through the courtesy of your columns, express my disgust at the way the conductors and drivers of Green Bus Co. treat their passengers. The conductors are extremely rude, and the drivers speed as If every ghost in town were after them. The bus stand near the place
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      Door pests
      82 8 IN the estate where I live salesmen and salesgirls are constantly pestering Its residents. It Is most annoying when one Is busily engaged in domestic chores, suddenly to hear a knock on the door or to be confronted from an open window. They often fall to realise that
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      400 ft. bridge
      88 8 WHERE is an error in the X report (S.T. June 29 > headed "A new travel era for Pahang". This company built the bridge over the Pontlan River, which is 400 ft. long, but has not been engaged in the construction of the new bridge over the
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    A witness from jail warned: Don't try to escape
    233 9 A witness from jail warned: Don't try to escape SINGAPORE Wed. Mr. Choor Singh, First Criminal District Judge, warned a longterm prisoner today he might be shot if he tried to escape from the courtroom. Ka.ssim bin Haji Salim. 28. who is serving a sentence of 14 years for housebreaking
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    Authority on Indian dances tours Malaya
    79 9 SINGAPORE. Wed— An authority on Indian classical dances. Mr. E. Krishna Iyer, arrived here last night on a tour of Singapore j and Malaya at the invitation of Bha*k«rs' Academy of Dance. During his stay in Singapore, he will act us the external examiner
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    ELENA BACK TO BRUSH UP HER FIFTH LANGUAGE
    153 9 MISS Elena Keginato (above), who left Malaya 10 years ago, is now back to brush up her Malay. Miss Reginato, 21, is a student of the University of Ca' Foscari in Venice, and is learning four languages, English. German French and Spanish
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    Public order combined op. in Pahang
    85 9 KUALA LIPIS, Wed.— A threeday combined police and military public order exercise begins throughout Pahang on Friday. I Road blocks will be set up and mock incidents staged during this period. Taking part will be most of the state's 1.500 policemen and men of
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    Judge rejects a confession
    386 9 Man charged with murdering his wife wipes away tear as court tells him 'You are free man 9 gEREMBAN, Wed.— A farmer, Mohamed Yunos bin Saman, 60, was today acquitted on a charge of murdering his wife. The judge, Mr. Justice Ismail Khan, found that the
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    Patient's death fall
    29 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. A patient at the General Hospital here, Lim Slow Llan. 58, fell to his death from the third floor of the building, today.
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    Ask first – wife? That's not right'
    109 9 Ask first wife? That's not right' SINGAPORE, Wed. A former Chief Kathl of Singapore, Hajl All bin Hajl Mohammed Said, Is against any Muslim having to consult his first wife If he wants to take another wife. He made the point while addressing the general meeting of the Umno Roc
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    20 QUESTIONS ON MALA YSIA FOR Mr ONG
    638 9 20 QUESTIONS ON MALA YSIA FOR Mr ONG T*HE People's Action Party today put 20 questions A to the secretary-general of the United People's Party. Mr. Ong Eng Guan, in reply to his charge that the Malaysia agreement was a "sellout." and a "black day" for Singapore. The questions, posed
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    $287 more for Patriotic Fund
    71 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Another $287.60 was received by the Strait* Times today towards the National Patriotic Fund, bringing Its total to $136,251.42. Latest contributions received were from the senior officers, clerical and uniformed staff of the Pofttal Services' Department. Negrl Sembllan and Malacca division. 5235
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    Backlane hold-up
    33 9 PENANO. Wed. Two robbers. pos'ng as detectives held up Yeoh Kwong Bens, a goldsmiths assistant. In a back lane off Campbell Btreet last night and took bis watch and five dollars.
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    SAADIAH TO STAR IN A MUSICAL COMEDY
    88 9 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Popular Malay film actress Sa'adiah (above) has been picked to star in a Shaw Productions Malay film, "Melanchong ka Tokyo" (Holiday in Tokyo), to be shot in Japan and Malaya. Leading man in the film will be a Japanese film and
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    Go-op HQ plan
    32 9 KUALA kANGSAR. Wed.— The Perak State Penghuius 1 Co-opera-tive Thrift tnd Investment Society at its rnnual neeting here yesterday .lecided to bi:ild its own headquarters costing (8.000 in Ipoh.
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    $3,000 ladder
    18 9 KLANO. Wed. The Town Council here has bought a $3,000 turntable ladder for Its fire brigade.
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    DEVAN NAIR PLANS 'UNITY' CONFERENCE OF GOVT EMPLOYEES
    253 9 DEVAN NAIR PLANS 'UNITY' CONFERENCE OF GOVT EMPLOYEES SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore National Trade Union Congress is planning to call a meeting of the leaders of the various trade unions representing Government employees to discuss possibilities of establishing unity and co-operation. An N.T.U.C. statement signed by Us secretarygeneral, Mr. C.
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    S'pore union men back post office – boycott
    254 9 S'pore union men back post office boycott CINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore trade union leaders with one or two exceptions —today backed the total boycott of nonunion colleagues ordered by the Union of Postal Uniformed Staff in Kuala Lumpur. The postal workers In a long list of "don'ts."' have been told by
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    Barisan rally
    43 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Barisan Sosialls will hold a rally near Pulau Saigon Circus by the side of Clemenceau Avenue on Sunday from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. 'to expose the PAP sell-out and explain the present political situation to tne people."
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      510 9 Todays Radio, TV programmes RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE 476 Metres SERVK E 41.7 Metres SHORTWAVE SERVICE A.M. 6.00 Time Signal. Nega--41 Metres ra-ku; 6.02 Prelude To BreaKA.M.: 6.00 Good Morning: 6.01 fast; 7.00 Time Signal. The Morning Prelude; 7.15 News; Newt; 7.10 bongs And Sweet
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    GUNNERS BID FAREWELL TO 28th BRIGADE
    201 10 GUNNERS BID FAREWELL TO 28th BRIGADE by A. SRIPATHY MALACCA, Wed. iTI There were touching scenes at Terendak Camp. 13 miles from here, this morning when men of the 26th Regiment, Royal Artillery, bade an official farewell to the 28th Commonwealth Infantry Brigade group, of which they had been a
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    Singapore's botanic gardens are praised by Kew chief
    338 10 Singapore's botanic gardens are praised by Kew chief OINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Botanic Gardens are in the "highest Class" in the East. This view was expressed today by Sir George Taylor, director of the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew before he left Singapore on his way back to England." Sir
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    BARISAN: 'LAST ACT OF PAP SELL-OUT'
    204 10 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. 'PHE Barisan Sosialis today described the signing x of the Malaysia agreement in London as the "last act of the P.A.P. sell-out which began wtih the secret phoney merger negotiations between Lee Kuan Yew rind the Federp""" <n 1Q 1 A party
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    An ex-Adviser to Kelantan dies, aged 65
    77 10 KUALA -.UMPUR, \"ed Mr William N. Churcull. former British Adviser in Kjlantan. h*s died in Kiigland. it was iearnjd Tier today. H" was 65. A keen sportsman. Mr. Churchill left Malaya in -953 on retirement. He Joined the Malayan Civil Service In 1921
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    $60,000 school to open
    44 10 RAUB. Wed. rhe Sultan of Pahang will open the Mahmud I rimary Stnool here on Saiurdav -.t 4 p.m Tfce school, built at a cost or about $60,000 is Mtuated in Charon R-ad next to the Meihod1m Girl.- fr hool.
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    FOUR ON GUN CHARGE
    56 10 SINGAPORE. Wed. Four Indonesians were charged in i magistrate's court today on two counts of unlawful possession of an automatic pistol, and 333 rounds of ammunition in a sailing boat last Sunday. Dorosim bin Husin. Nasir bin AH. Ahmad bin Omar, and Samsuka bin Ridzuan were
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    AUSTRALIANS' MASS GRAVE UNEARTHED
    256 10 AUSTRALIANS' MASS GRAVE UNEARTHED By 808 PERIES: SINGAPORE. Wednesday GRAVE-DIGGERS have unearthed the remains of about 50 Australian soldiers massacred by the Japanese during the war at a mass grave Hear the rifle range in the Bukit Timah area. The exhumation, being carried out by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce,
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    Expensive swim for two
    83 10 Expensive swim for two KUANTAN. Wed.— Two secre- taries. Miss Patricia Han- cock. 24, of the Com- missioner-General's office .uhl Miss Merryn Gray, 30, of the British High Commission, both from Singapore, had an expensive swim here today. They left a handbag contain- ing 5250 ca:m. a gold watch and
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    Sultan to subjects: Forget your quarrels
    289 10 Sultan to subjects: Forget your quarrels J^QTA BHARU. Wed.— The Sultan of Kelantan. Tuanku Yahya Petra, appealed to his subjects today to forget their petty quarrels and live in peace with one another. He was speaking from the throne in the Balai Besar here in reply to an address of
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    Shireen, one month old, 'stole show' on the royal —return—
    222 11 Shireen, one month old, 'stole show' on the royal return ARAU, Wed. Tengku Shireen, month-old gran d-daughter of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and Raja Persuri Agong, was the centre of attraction today at the homecoming to Perlis of Sharifah Salwa, the King's eldest daughter. Sharifah Salwa, who had been in
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    Confiscated beef goes to nuns
    66 11 PENANG, Wed. The Little Sisters of the Poor yesterday received 20 katls of beef confiscated from a stall in the Perak Road market. The First Macerate. Mr. Ng Man Sau. mane the order after fining the Mallkeepor, Ala Pitchay, $55, or one month's jail, lor
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    M-programme out soon
    363 11 AWAITING RAZAK'S APPROVAL ONLY; MALAYSIA BADGES FOR SCHOOLS KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. 'YjORE than two million "Merdeka Malaysia metal badges are to be distributed among schoolchildren to mark the birth of the new nation. All preparations to usher in Malaysia on Aug. 31 in style have been completed.
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    Hospital assistants hail move on status
    260 11 I{UALA LUMPUR, Wed. More hospital assistants throughout Malaya today came out in support of the proposal to appoint them assistant medical officers to ease the shortage of doctors. The Minister of Health, Hajl Abdul Rahman bin Hajl Tallb. recently told the National Health Council
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    Jail for man who posed as -officer—
    136 11 Jail for man who posed as -officer T»ALPING, Wed. An unemployed man who posed as an army officer to obtain soft drinks from an army sergeant, was Jailed for two weeks here today. Abdul Manan bin Mohamed Don. 33 from Temerloh, Pahang, pleaded guilty to cheating Sgt. Ahmad bin Jldln.
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    WORKERS ALLEGE VICTIMISATION BY NUPW
    377 11 WORKERS ALLEGE VICTIMISATION BY NUPW KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Twenty-six labourers on an estate In Klang complained to the Government today that they were being victimised by the National Union of Plantation Workers. They said that since they joined the National Land Finance Co-operative Society, the NUPW had asked the estate
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    A leg to stand on...
    71 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. A police supervisee accused of having another person's identity card said in court today he had put on his cousin's trousers by mistake. Senior Inspector Benjamin Clunles-Ross said > that Chng Kit Cheong, 24. produced his cousin's identity card when police arrested him
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    A $5.5 m. MALAY ENTERPRISE
    295 11 Joint venture with Aussies formed ANOTHER step to help Malays participate in business was taken yesterday with the signing of an agreement setting up a $10 million timber company in' which Malays will own $5.5 million shares. It is a joint Australian Malay venture called
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    Woman teacher loses chain
    74 11 IPOH, Wed. A woman tea- 1 cher had her gold chain snatched from her neck by a cyclist speeding past her in Jalan Chegu Isa in the Happy Gardens housing area here yesterday. Miss Teoh Yin Cheng. 20. told the police that &he was walking with
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    Perak to spend $100,000 on M-joy
    130 11 IPOH, Wed. Official x Malaysia celebrations in Perak will cost $100,000. The Perak State Government has set aside $50 000 I and will receive $25,000 from [the Federal Government. This sum will be distributed among the districts, who are expected to raise a further
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    Museum gift
    21 11 SINOAPORE. Ved. The Si.igapore Lighter Owners' Assoc a tion will present an old junk :o the National Museum tomorrow.
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    Decorating ideas for that dream home
    352 12 (JOUSE and HOME. I suppose bolh words mean the same thing but to most people a house is an inanimate object with its walls and roof, and the home is a place that is alive and cosy. The outside may look very ordinary and
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    COMFORT MUST BE THE ULTIMATE AIM
    552 12 are formed by an outsider and it Is essential, therefore, to give a pleasing Impact. Brightness should be the keynote. This is the room in which the family and friends want to sit around and be comfortable. Make sure that you have got your
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    Secretaries who are shaky j spellers
    173 12 Secretaries who are shaky j spellers j^IANY of today's se- cretaries are very shaky spellers. And when bosses find a secretary who can spell, they are over the moon with glad surprise. Why can't these white-collar girls spell? "It's because they grew up with television." says Mrs. Betty James of
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      207 12 Straits Times Crossword ■V IHp IBp HH^ HF m| ACROSS 5. Lively, eq-otik. and uncertain 7. Support the misguided tipsier <* (7) The cold-blooded part of the 8. 2-.. 20. Cautious about It, ask manifesto I caimly read (7) In a quarter before the re- Two to i* w ">
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    EQUITIES CLOSE QUIETLY STEADY AFTER EASING
    433 14 From Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIALS were again 1 easier on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, bat closed quietly steady at the lower levels on a generally quiet tone. The index again fell one point and 18 counters showed losses, the largest being 13 cents
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    23 14 Malayan Stock Indices Jnly M July ie Industrials: 121.27 120.97 Tins: 115.52 115.00 S rubbers: 114.16 114.18 Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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    766 14 MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE 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 (tultlin 11.89 SI.. (1.000) SI. 70; Dunlin (3.30 SL, 73.27 8L. (4.000) $3.33. (8.000) $3.3(1. (3,000) $3 31, (1.000) $3.32. (1.OU0)
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    Straits tin again easier: Rubber is unchanged
    526 14 WHERE was a further drop X of $175 In the Straits tin price yesterday to $453.25 on an offering of 250 tons, down 15 tons. In London overnight although prices realised for tin were not quite up to Monday's levels, the market nevertheless
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    164 14 MELBOURNE. Wed ISA up ss. 6d. to 80s. «d. after easier sales at 83s. M. on Its three-for-two bonus issue and Kothmans at 365. 3d. after selling at 375. 6d. op a 16 per cent lift In ipronts to £1.49 million featured 1 another stronn market today. Rises
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    RUBBER PRICES
    247 14 JULY PJnt gradi rubber buyers lit. clued at 5 p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lumaur yrsterdav at 7lt cental per Ib. unchanged on Tuesday's closing level. The tone was quist. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. eUtlng prlen in o«nti per Ib. yesterday: Int I R. 8.8. prompt 1.0.n. buyers 71|,
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    246 14 SHIPS lying atengsida thi smgapere Harbour wharves er expected today are: Ulenroy b/7. Kanve 27/2 S. Krrnhill 23/24. Soni; Bee 40/41. Zeelaad 47. Phenian 42/43. EmilUt Plairr 33/3 b. i-i.o- 1/2. Bcnloyal 4«. iitentor 44. BsMsaVil 4A, Vui-fiiKville SB/SSi Kutheveri'tt 19. fronon N.W. 2. Pulau KidJanK N
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    39 14 No settlement is yet In sight at the tin producing Catavl mine in Bolivia where a nine-day old strike of 23 miners at 'Shaft 650" has brought production lo a standstill. according to usuallf well informea sources.
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      211 14 feiE THAI LINES frsan Naastaa, Nt* Oman, in'.:sn t fan na taaa. fan In attain 04. CHI Us* ftft. fiiralHaiia na Osapaat, P>sat Mat N. YWI S'XSS) S'pori b Anmtai Tsft -NICETO DE UtRIHACV' 11/11 jal; 17 11 ill, II Alt 5 Sept •IUI SUKOTHAI" 15/17 lily 25/ M *n
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      358 14 CLOSING PRICES July 10 .MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 714 cents (unchanged). TIN: 5453.25 (down $1.75). Estimated unofficial offer inn 259 tons (down 15 tons). SHIPPING NOTICE T/v. "LAOS" The above vessel Is now alona> side SHB Wharves. Oodowns 1/2, Gate 8. Heavy luggage should be dell* vered to and registered at
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      697 15 NOTICES Our New Telephone Number *****/2. LOUS DYMOND LTD.. 140 14J Robinson Road. Spore 1. TRONOH MINES LIMITED (Incorporated in England) 1 in- board has declared an interim dividend of 9d. per share, less income tax. payable in London on 14th. August, 1963 to all .shareholders on the Register on
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      142 15 NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given by GOH HAI LUAN of No. 2 Tan Tye Alley, Singapore to tbe Public lhat the partnership business NEW FEDERAL TRADING COMPANY of No. 113 Market Street, Singapore of which he GOH HAI LUAN is a partner vlth LEE PIAK LIM Alias LEE ENG
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      425 15 (Continued from Pace 8) SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Wordt sj (Min.)-Box SO ett. extra WANTED FIVE EXPERIENCE and hard working Outdoor Salesgirls. Good Terras. Apply Hoover Trading Company, 534 Macpherson Road, Singapore. Tel: H4287. REQUIRED ATTRACTIVE WAITRESSES. Must speak EngUan, Any nationality. Contact Manager, Lakkl Bar/ Restaurant (Air-Cond.). 398 Sembawang Road.
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      729 15 I VEHICLES WANTED tt Wards ft (Mtm.)-Bax tt ett. axtrm WANTED MINOR ISM, Mini Minor Austin, Volkswagen. May -consider others. Prefer one owner. No dealers. Reply Box A 6979 S.T. (Spore). VEHICLES FOR SALE 20 Wardt St (Min.)-Box St ett. extrm 7SOCC. HARLEV DAVIDSON Very good condition S6OO 0.n.0. Pbone
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      605 15 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) 20 Words SS (Mil,.)— Box SO eU. extrm WIDE RANCI ENCAQIMINT' Wedding diamond rings specially made-to-order. Payment after Satisfaction. Tel. *****. NAVINO NAILS PROBLIMII Use) "Mavala to eliminate broken snd split nails with immediate result. Ask your favourite hairdresser or cosmeti* counter. LAOIft! Tne Emporium Ltd.. 17/11
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      MALAYSIA CYCLING MEET PLANNED
      388 16 *JHE Malayan Cyclists' Federation will stage a three-day carnival here from Aug. 31 to Sept. 2 as part of the Malaysia sports festival. MCF president Gurchan Singh said the carnival was open to all Malaysian countries. He has already sent invitations to North Borneo. Sarawak, Singapore
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      SIR GEORGE APPEALS TO HOCKEY UMPIRES
      292 16 OINGAPORE. Wed Sir George Oehlers, president of the Singapore Hockey Association, has urged all probationary and registered umpires to attend the hockey "circles." At the SHA annual meetIng, Sir George commented on the lack of support given to the Umpires Board and expressed the
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      S'pore schoolboys get big chance
      245 16 "y JOE DORAI; Singapore, Wednesday. T H^ J!h saPore5 aP0re Lawn Tennis Association have The schoolboys are Wilfred Wee Han Kirn, Chia Chin Hock and Paul Choo. SLTA secretary Said Sulaiman, who will be manager of the team, said: "We have a 'bright lot of
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      Penang ABA pick 10
      150 16 PENANG. Wed The Penang Amateur Boxin« Association I today named a team of 10 tor the first international chamnionI ships against Singapore aid Thailand at the New World Hnrk here on Auk. *0 and 11. Boxers selected are. Hyu?inht— B Haroon (RAF Gluxori; Bantam Boey Khoon
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      15 16 BKIAN CLOSE rakes two runt off Lance Cibbs (right) in England's first innings. UPI picture.
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      Worrell's policy of aggression comes a cropper
      526 16 Worrell's policy of aggression comes a cropper rpHE West Indies collapsed sensationally before Freddie Truemans thunderbolts to give England a most convincing, almost staggering,' win in the Third Test by 217 runs at Edgbaston, Birmingham, yesterday. Unplayable Fred took six wickets for four runs with only 24 balls as the
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      90 16 SOCCER Penan* Div. 3: BAFC 2 Qlugor Indians 1; Kilat 4 Rural Board. Tt Bungah 3 Ipoh Div. 1: Municipality 2 Shaw Bros. I; IMv. 3: Cheng Wah 4 Pappl 2. Taipinr Group 'A 1 Persatuan Melayu 'B 1 1 Fed. Armed Forces CSU 0. Krian h Kr (P.
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      443 16 COUNTY CRICKET T ONDON. Wed. Sus•Li sex and Yorkshire, the top two teams in the English county cricket championship, had an unhappy time yesterday. Sussex, set to make 179 in 125 minutes by Surrey's declaration at 122 for six, struggled to a draw, losing six wickets for
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      SOCCER Singapore meet the 'giant killers' on Sunday
      260 16 SOCCER Singapore meet the 'giant killers' on Sunday OINGAPORE Wed. Singapore's hopes of going to this year's Malaya Cup final may hang on* the result on this Sunday's clash with Johore, the "giant killers" in the South Zone, at Jalan Besar Stadium. On Saturday Joint Services, the current South Zone
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      Jt. Services reshuffle
      87 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore Joint Services today announced a change of leadership of their football committee. The present chairman. U.-Col A- farmer, will be returning to Britain In August and he will be succeeded by Major W Batty ma Plt Lt WG.E. Bangay. who managed last year's team
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      Marines outplay Hospital
      40 16 SINGAPORE. Wed Defending champions Marines, scored a 3-0 win over 'ian Tock Seng Hospital to their SGSPA Div 1 match at Jalan Besar Stadium today. Out-side-left All Johan scored two goals. Omar Mohamed got the other goal.
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      1266 16 KELAB LUMBA KUDA PERAK THE TOWN BOARDS PERAK TURF CLUB ENACTMENT (F.M.S. CAP. 137) NOTICE UNDER SECTION IS7 NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given under w rtifv tha h Bl( Swe o ScctUM 137 of the Town Boards ndra^fro^ »fe TT£ '"n Mveep-s 0,1 23rd. 261h and 30th June on any
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      798 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA FACULTY OF MEDICINE Applications are invited for one post each of Lecturer /Assistant Lecturer in the departments, of Anatomy and Physiology in the newly established faculty of medicine. Experience In teaching and research will be an advantage though appointments may be considered where academic achievements
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      954 17  -  Epsom Jeep by RACING DOUBLE PUTS MOXHAM ON TOP pur KEITH Moxham m tmmmtmmi went to the ,op of BIG SWEEP the jockey champion- «hin tahlp vpstprdav total pool $uo,ii2 snip laDie yesieraa} t_ No 9260 ($34,677) with a splendid dou- 2 no. *****5 ($17.33*)
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      711 17 ATHLETICS JESSELTON. Wed— Dilbagh ,(JRC> 2 Robert Prins <SC) 3 Singh Kler and school- Father Rooney (JRC) 2:2.3 (colony girl Wong Mun Yun were the «cord>. outstanding performers In i.500m: DUbagh Singh Klsr 2R. the North Borneo AAA Cham- ""rins 3 Avtar Singh 4:132 (colon;
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      SHANTIN INN ROMPS IN BY EIGHT LENGTHS
      970 17 ;lowly away. Olive vixen quickly raced to the front to lead past the halfmile from Hi Society, Siau Kuniang, The Concretor. Korr.trkan and Hotelier. Siau Kuniang joined Olive Vixen at the home turn with The Concretor closing ln third on the outside. Hi
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      428 17 Biggest ever Putra Cup golf tourney CRICKETER OF YEAR TROPHY TO ALEX -DELILKAN- rpHE South-East Asian golf team championship for the Putra Cup at the Selangor Golf Course links from July 24 to 27 has attracted the biggest number of. entries since its inception in 1961. Eight countries Including Malaya,
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      105 17 Watar lupply tyttcmi for ♦owmhipt, litdu it rial plonM, ond o^riculfuf ol purposes tin mining industry irrigation and dtwatcrlng pumping teowoter, bnn« •nd liquor* circulating hatwator and coaling water built with capacities -•^|L W ,JI» fr*« 7 to 5,500 ..g.p.m. Hoads tm to 390 ft. Discharge prassnr* up to adV^
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    We hope Brunei will join: Sarawak
    147 18 We hope Brunei will join: Sarawak SINGAPORE. Wed. The four-man Sarawak delegation which took part in the signing of the Malaysia agreement in London arrived hero tonight. voicing hope that Brunvi would soon join thr Federation. They an- TemengKong Jugah anak Raricn^. chairman of the Sarawak Mlianrr; Dato Bandar 'Abang
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    SINGAPORE'S LIM KIM SAN IS NOW A DATO
    87 18 SINGAPORE'S LIM KIM SAN IS NOW A DATO KOTA BHARU. Wed.— The Sultan of Kelantan today conferred one of the State's highest orders of chivalry, Dato Paduka Jlwa Mahkota (honorary), nn Mr. Llm Kirn Ban, 46 (above). Singaporebom merchant r banker and chairman of the Singapore Housing and Development Board.
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    197 18 MIXED BRUNEI RECEPTION TO M-OUTCOME BRUNEI TOWN, Wednesday. T"HE news that Brunei had failed to enter into the x proposed Federation of Malaysia was received with mixed feelings here. A pro-Malaysia political leader, Haji Ghazali bin Umar, president of the Brunei Peoples' Alliance, has tabled the Sultan of Brunei in
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    Front man detained claim
    66 18 Front man detained claim KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Socialist Front headquarters here claimed today that a party official had been detained on Monday. It identified him as Ng Kok Hoh, assistant secretary of the Labour Party liaison committee of Batang Padang District and chairman of its political section. He is also
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    A new school
    34 18 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Parliamentary Secretary to th<; Ministry for Labour. Mr. We«; Toon Boon today declared o)ien the Norfolk Integrated School which provides Instruction in the Chinese and English language media.
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    Lock icon BOMBS HIT MANILA DOCK PICKETS
    108 18 MANILA, Wed. Thirtyseven picketing dock workers were injured today, five of them seriously, when six home-made bombs were exploded in the strikebound Manila International South Harbour today. The bombs were exploded at the entrances to the dock area, where the striking workers established heavy pickets
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    102 18 Veronique in 'royal' bed— two versions FRENCH starlet Veronique Vended (above). 21. relaxes on a "royal" bed during a break in the shooting of "Beckett at Shepperton Studios in Middlesex England. She plays a French girl who gambols on the bed of Kinc Henry II played by Pete,r O'Toolo as
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    APPROACH TO MAO FOR WATER PIPE TO H.K.
    128 18 From GEORGE LIU HONG KONG, Wed. Britain has made j an official approach to Peking on the possibility of laying a pipeline from the Hong Kong border to Sheklung in Kwangtung to bring fresh water from the East Rivef to the colony.
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    Jack faces big rail strike
    53 18 WASHINGTON. Wed. President Kennedy today asked rail union and management representatives to remain on a 30- minute "standby" for a possible summons to the White House In an effort to avoid a nation-wide strike. The five unions involved had rejected his proposal to submit the
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    89 18 ATPUTHAM SISTER of A. Samikannu, pensioner Oovt. Printing Dept. X.L.. ra/o John Return, David nevuayagaut, Rly., X.L.. piwU away 10-7-63. Cortege lnavt* 73. Main A\-enue, Bmtul. 4.30 p.m. 11-7-63. St. Joseph* Church dental, thence, to Catholic Cemetery Chens Road. CHIN VaO "Al (<ui Onn). aged 37 yean, passed «W1
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    Wilson seeing Mac over Philby case
    225 18 LONDON, Wednesday. MR. HAROLD WILSON, the Labour (Opposition) Party leader, will have a private talk with Mr. Macmillan tomorrow about security issues including the case of Harold Philby, the missing journalist. Parliament was told on July 1 that Philby. who was Middle East correspondent
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    Favourable trading
    72 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Federation's foreign trade for the iir.si five months of this year amounted to $2,240.6 million $115.4 million more than lpr the same period last year. According to official statistics Issued today, exports totalled $1,140.1 million. ($2l million more than in the same period of
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    Vietnam accept
    28 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— South Vietnam have accepted the invitation to compete in the Merdeka anniversary soccer tournament from Aug. 8 to 18. the F.A.M. announced today.
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    Rodgers leads
    32 18 LANCASHIRE. Wed. Phil Rodaers, 2&-year-old Texas open champion from San Diego. California, set a hoi pace with a 67 In the first round of the British Open Golf Championship today.
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    Worcester in final
    33 18 LONDON. Wed— Worcestershire beat Lancashire by nine wickets at Worcester to enter the final of the country knockout championship today. Final scores: Lanes 58 (31.1 ivers), Worcs 60-1 (10.1 overs).
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    LONDON STOCKS
    300 18 LODON, Wed— lt was another unsettled day In stock markets. Business was again small and prices moved irregularly. A setback in gilt-edged provid- 1 ed the main features. Fears regarding 1 rising U.S. Interest rates appeared to be mainly responsible but actual selling was small. There was some
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    RUBBER
    54 18 LONDON. Wed— Spot 21»id., Aug. 21 aid., Sept. 21 -'*d.. Oct. 21 %d., Oct. Dec. 21 »id., Jan./ Mar. 1964 21 13/16U, Apr. June 21 13/16 d.. July/Sept. 21 13/16 d., Oct. Dec. 21 13/ 16d.. Jan./ Mar. 1965 2U3/16U. c.i.f. July 21 ',d.. Aug. 213/16 d.. Sept. 2l>
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    24 18 LONDON. Wed— Buyers £901',. sellers £902. Forward buyers £902. sellers £902 2 Settlement £902... Turnover a.m. 90 tons, p.m 80 tons. Tone: Steady
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    342 18 LONDON, Wednesday ¥)K. GIUSEPPE Martelli, the Italian nuclear srientist accused of being prepared to spy for Russia, told the Central Criminal Court here today thai he was under relentless pussure from the Russians to work for them, or take up a job in Russia.
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    154 18 Two frogs blast off— after 18 months' work VTEW YORK, Wed. A tiny one-stage rocket carrying two frogs one awake and the other asleep soared above Wadena, Minnesota, briefly yesterday before returning the frogs safely to earth. The American Space Agency showed no known interest in the feat But for
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