The Straits Times, 19 July 1963

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY < I Rill II l> SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    Soekarno is undecided
    627 1 I'LL BE THERE Soekarno is undecided PERSONAL MESSAGE TO MANILA SAYS SIGNING OF MALAYSIA PACT SHOULD NOT AFFECT THE THREE-NATION SUMMIT MANILA, Thursday TENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN has sent a personal message to President Macapagal confirming that he will attend the scheduled July 30 summit meeting in Manila. The message was
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    $91,000 award for widow, children
    85 1 MRS. MARY BARRATT. the 28-year-old widow of Australian jockey- Ken Barratt. 32, who was killed in a road accident, was yesterday awarded S88.332 damages for herself and her two children. In addition, she was awarded $3,334 special damages. The High Court also awarded $10,392 to
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    Lock icon US bases build-up near us: Aidit
    109 1 US bases build-up near us: Aidit JAKARTA, Thurs. J The chairman of the Indonesian Communist Party. Mr. D.N Aidit, has attacked the United States for "building military bases near Indonesia, in Australia and in the Indian islands of Andaman and Nicobar.' He urged the Government to give Its attention to
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    Lock icon REDS REPULSED
    80 1 VIENTIANE. Thurs. A battalion-strength assault by pro-Communist Pathet Lao forces on a neutralist position in the Plain of Jars was repulsed after a threehour battle before dawn today according to neutralist reports reaching here. Reports from General Kong Lac's neutralist headquarters said the attackers first laid down an
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    Factory closed and Govt warns of new Red offensive
    789 1 SINGAPORE, Thursday. THK Singapore Government today accused pro-Communist trade union leaders of the Singapore General Employees Union of having brought about the closure ol yet another factory, resulting in the loss of employment to 131 workers. It said the 10-year-old Siong
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    NINGKAN IS CHIEF MINISTERDESIGNATE
    113 1 NINGKAN IS CHIEF MINISTER DESIGNATE KICKING. Thurs— All the Sarawak Alliance members of the new Council Negri met in Sibn today and unanimously elected their secretary general. Mr. Stephen Kalons Ningkan. to be the country's first Chief Minister-designate. There were 23 councillors at the meeting.- a gain of four members
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    Lock icon Copra haul by pirates
    73 1 JESSELTON. Thurs. Pirates held up a native launch carrying 23 people and 25 tons of copra on the high seas. 85 miles south of Tawau. on the east coast of Borneo, police said here last night. Complete details were not available, but a police spokesman said
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    Only 70 OUT OF 1,200 pass
    363 1 Only 70 OUT OF 1,200 pass I^UALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs. Only 70 out of 1,200 clerks in the Federation parsed the recent General Clerical Examination, the general secretary of the National Union of Government Clerical Workers, Mr. G.N. Rajan, said today. Mr. Rajan said that he had written to the
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    Lock icon Anne, now nearly 13 to go to boarding school
    147 1 Anne, now nearly 13 to go to boarding school I ONDON, Thurs. Princess Anne. 13 years old in August, is to go to Benenden School. Kent, at the beginning of the autumn term, it was stated today. The Princess has up to now been having private lessons under a governess
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    Now a tyre factory for Spore
    198 1 Now a tyre factory for S'pore SINGAPORE, Thurs. A Malayan-Japanese company has been formed to make tyres in Singapore. The company, Bridgestone Malaysia Ltd.. will have an authorised capital of $20 million equally subscribed by Pan-Malaysia Rubber Industries 01" Kuala Lumpur and Briagestone Tyre Co. Ltd. of Tokyo Mr. Ng
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    STOP PRESS
    57 1 CALL FOR EMBARGO ON SOUTH AFRICA UNITED VM l<>\^ I'hnr> I Special Committee oil \pirtlltiil tod .i recommended Set h r ft j Council In call for a? mi and iil i'iiib.ii;ii mi South At iii .i. en for* ed if xarj bj in backed |)|< < K
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      Lock icon POLICE STOP ' MEETING ' BYMARCHING OPPOSITION 130 TO JAIL
      295 2 POLICE STOP MEETING BYMARCHING OPPOSITION 130 TO JAIL RABAT (Morocco), Thurs. Police swooped on Tuesday night on a gathering of political leaders in Casablanca and marched off all 130 present to the local police station, it was reported here yesterday. At lea>t 21 deputies of the chamber elected la.-t May
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      Lock icon Grounded...
      42 2 WASHINGTON. Thurs. Lee Alan Becker, of Minneapolis, nas had his balloon licence suspended lor 120 day* for operating a hot j «ir balloon in a careless manner— flying over a conRestcd area at an altitude of less than 1.000 feet.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'Refugees flee from British troops'
      89 2 JAKARTA, Thursday. a TEAM of Indonesian Government observer.! has arrived at Pontianak. West Borneo, to report on "refugees" fleeing Sarawak to escape the "wild British colonial troops" there, Radio Jakarta said. Diplomatic sources here claim they have intelligence information indicating that Indonesia's 12th military command,
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      Lock icon '15 per cent of our part of Guinea penetrated by armed groups: Murder, arson, robbery'
      647 2 Terror invasion, says Portugal '15 per cent of our part of Guinea penetrated by armed groups: Murder, arson, robbery' LISBON, Thurs. Armed groups have penetrated the southern part of Portuguese Guinea and committed "acts of terrorism of the greatest violence." Portugal's Defence Minister said last night. Ho said the groups,
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      Lock icon -Joint India air games plan
      87 2 Joint India air games plan NEW DELHI. Thurs. The Indian Government will announce its acceptance of AngloAmerican proposals for joint air exercises on the defence of the Northern border with China in the next few days, the Press Trust of India said last night. The national news agency said the
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      Gallacher gets his U.S. visa
      49 2 WASHINGTON. Thurs Mr. Dean Ruck, Secretary of State, yesterday personally authorised a U.S. visa for 81-year-old Mr. William Oallacher. former British Communist M.P. The visa, revoked earlier, was restored on "compassionate grounds" to enable Mr. Oallacher to visit his elderly sister In Chicago. Reiner.
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      Lock icon Thai police hold two 'pro-Red' priests
      99 2 Thai police hold two 'pro-Red' priests BANGKOK, Thurs. Police have detained two Buddhist priests here on charges of creating disunity among priests and Indulging In Communist activities. They were told to leave their religious orders. Both were said to be close friends of Mr. Art Duangmala. former abbot of a
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      Lock icon Bykovsky: How I felt in space
      89 2 Bykovsky: How I felt in space MOSCOW. Thurs.—Cosmonaut Valery Bykovsky said yesterday that going into weightlessness in space "is as if somebody kneaded you, suddenly stretched you out. caressed and refreshed you with fresh water." Bykovsky spent almost five days in space last month, making 81 orbits. For a while
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      Lock icon M.P.S vote to curb 'guerilla' strikes
      249 2 PARIS, Thursday. THE French National Assembly today approved a controversial Bill aimed at curbing the long series of surprise strikes in the nations public services. Despite all-out leftwing opposition and vigorous hostility from the trade unions, the Government had a comfortable majority of 52
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      Lock icon Sellers in U.S.
      36 2 NEW YORK. Thurs.— British comedian Peter Sellers arrived here yesterday to make his first film in the United States and help judge the 1963 Miss Universe beauty contest in Miami on Saturday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Dead: The man who bought the Czarist crown jewels
      78 2 Dead: The man who bought the Czarist crown jewels 'LONDON. Thurs. Mr. Norman Weisz, Hungarianborn London jeweller who Dought the Czarlst crown jewels for £1 million after ihe Russian revolution, has died. He was 84. He arrived in London with 3s. 6d. in his pocket, and then got a job
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      Lock icon Crash girl brought back to life
      158 2 LONDON, Thursday. A DOCTOR told the British Medical Associa- tion yesterday how he brought back to life a 19-year-old girl "clinically dead" after a road accident. Dr. John Bullough ran to Miss Sylvia Berwick when he saw her knocked down at a street corner.
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      Lock icon 'Tarzan' is now under arrest
      47 2 VANCOUVER, Thurs. A man calling himself "Tarzan" went on a rampage in Stanley Park Zoo here last night, releasing scores of rattlesnakes, pythons, ferrets, sharp-toothed ocelots, lizards, monkeys and skunks. ■■Tarzan" was later arrested after a mile-Jong chase through the park.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Nixon attracts the crowds
      44 2 BUDAPEST. Thurs. Hundreds of people crowded round Mr. Richard Nixon former U.S. Vice-President, when he toured a market here today during his private visit to Hungary Most of them wanted to shake hands, while others asked for his autograph. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'TOM THUMB' TV SET—SMALLEST IN THE WORLD
      60 2 'TOM THUMB' TV SET SMALLEST IN THE WORLD NEW YORK. Thurs. A television set described as the world's smallest is to be put on the market here next week. The transistorised set, called the Tom Thumb portable, weighing 7ilb is four Inches wide, five inches high and nine ii.ches long,
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      Lock icon BID TO END COLD WAR WILL FOLLOW TEST BAN ACCORD
      255 3 PRESIDENT Kennedy gave a broad hint yesterday that a nuclear test ban accord with the Soviet Union would be followed by moves to reach a general settlement of the cold war between East and West. The President, in his first
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      Lock icon US airline buys £14m worth of British —jets—
      211 3 US airline buys £1 4m worth of British jets TUEW YORK. Thurs.— American Airlines has ordered 15 of the British Aircraft Corporation's 1-11 twinengine jet airliners worth £14,000.000. it was announced yesterday. The announcement was made by Mr. C. R. Smith, president of American Airlines The planes are to be
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      Progress again
      260 3 MOSCOW TEAMS BID TO DRAFT PARTIAL TEST BAN TREATY jyjOSCOW, Thurs. America, Russia and Britain announced last night they had "made progress" in talks yesterday on drafting an agreement for a partial ban on nuclear tests. The short communique after the third day of secret talks said the
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      Lock icon Side by side at dinner
      213 3 indication that the Russians are making the signIng of a non-aggression pact between the Warsaw Treaty and Nato powers a condition for a test ban agreement, as had been forecast in some quarters earlier. Delegation sources here are maintaining the strict secrecy imposed from the
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      Lock icon 'CIVIL RIGHTS9 RIOT WARNING BY KENNEDY
      190 3 'CIVIL RIGHTS' RIOT WARNING BY KENNEDY WASHINGTON. Thursday PRESIDENT Kennedy yesterday urged demon- strators seeking equal rights for Negroes to 'take great care" that their actions did not iead to rioting. Speaking at his Press conference. Mr. Kennedy expressed his concern over situations such as that in Cambridge. Maryland, where
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      Lock icon Co-exist with Cuba? Jack says no again
      132 3 Washington/ Thurs.— President Kennedy said yesterday the United States had made It very clear that It would not co-exist with Cuba, which he termed a soviet satellite In the Caribbean. He made this brief comment when asked if he had seen any indications
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      Apology now for Philby abcuser
      262 3 Apology now for Philby accuser LONDON. Thurs. The British Government yesterday apologised to Mr. Marcus Lipton (Labour), for denying his assertion almost eight years ago that Mr. Harold Philby was the "Third Man" in the Burgess-Maclean defection to Russia. It asked the House of Commons officially to record that Mr.
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      Lock icon COLOUR BAR SUIT TO HALT $8,400 m. BUILDING PROJECTS
      220 3 NEW YORK, Thurs. A NEGRO clergyman yesterday named Governor Rockefeller and Mayor Robert Wagner In a suit aimed at halting all New York state and city bnilding projects where there was discrimination against hiring Negro workers. The suit, involvi j about
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      The Lords speed up 'call us mister' Bill
      230 3 LONDON, Thurs. The peers of the realm voted last night to speed the day when they may become just plain misters. Bv an overwhelming vote of 105-25, the House of Lords defeated government plans and adopted a motion that probably will make
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    Malaysia on the air
    78 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Radio Singapore will broadcast a feature on the recent Malaysia agreement which took place In London. It Is called "Report from London" and will be broadcast In all languages at the following dates and times: English, tomorrow at 10 p.m.; Tamil, Saturday at 6
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    Lee: I don't want any trouble before M-Day
    747 4 HARBOUR WORKERS ARE TOLD GOVT WOULD BE FORCED TO TAKE ACTION SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today told leaders of the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association that if they proceeded with their planned strike action, they would compel
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    Notice to boat owners
    72 4 Notice to boat owners SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Muter Attendant has advised the shipping community that as from Sept. 1, all licensed boats of leas than 25 tons, which arc powered by in-board engines, are to have their permanent Dumber painted on each bow. The letters and numbers are to be
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    Court told of a rubber robbery bid on ship
    171 4 i SINGAPORE, Thurs. Ten men took part in an attempted gang robbery at midnight on a lighter loaded with 150 tons of rubber at Telok Ayer Basin. Senior Inspector T. S. Zain told a preliminary inquiry today. He alleged that two
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    $4,000 ARMED GRAB
    107 4 $4,000 ARMED GRAB SINGAPORE. Thurs. Three armed thugs this morning robbed a housewife. Mrs. T.S. Mattar, of $4,000 in cash and jewellery. Mrs. Mattar, 40. said she was alone in her Tan Sin Boh Road home ironing clothes when the three men walked in through the open back-door at about
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    4 WIVES GET DECREES
    143 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Mr. Justice Ambrose in the High Court today granted four decrees nisi dissolving the marriage of four couples all to be made absolute at the end of three months. Lily Lim Seng Nco. whose husband, Poon Fook Cheong. a clerk, left her after seven
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    Apple Queen on sweet mission
    84 4 MISS JOYCELYN TORRISI (above), Western Australia's South-west Apple Queen for 1963, is now in Singapore for a five-day holiday during which she will help publicise her State's famous apples. Twenty-one-year-old Joycelyn, who lives with her parents and two sisters on a 30-acre apple orchard at
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    Tetanus death: 6 months for 'sinseh'
    254 4 Tetanus death: 6 months for 'sinseh' SINGAPORE, Thurs. A district judge, Mr. Lim Chor Pee, told a "sinseh" (Chinese physician) today that there was a very "high degree of negligence" in his treatment of an injured schoolboy, who subsequently died of tetanus. The judge made vhis remark alter he had
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    OBSTRUCTION: UNIONIST CLEARED OF CHARGE
    324 4 SINGAPORE.. Thurs. OOGER Sng Thiam **> Lye, treasurer of the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union, today accused a Deputy Public Prosecutor of "prompting" a constable, a prosecution witness. Sng was on trial in the seventh magistrate's court for obstruction under the Trade Dispute Ordinance. Loud
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      393 4 r PHE following la today, ache- departures dttle of elrll aircraft move- menu at Paya Lebar airport. Slnga- tJ *'"V»« T pore- Kuala Lumpur. Bangkok, Hong Kong. Talpeh. Osaka (CX 730> ARRIVALS :i.m Garuda: From Hadao (OA 990) 7 Jl"^J!*i» T J*'*" 1 8ydncy <QV 3.10 p.m.: from Bangkok. Kuala
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    A father finds son after 6 months
    271 5  -  MUSA SCULLY: By Kuala Lumpur, Thurs AND ANOTHER LOST BOY ASKS: WHY DONT MY PARENTS COME, TOO? 'pHE little boy fighting back his tears in the Selangor Children's Home waved goodbye to his best friend, then turned and asked: "Why doesn't my mummy
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    MOSQUES AND POLITICS WARNING
    140 5 MOSQUES AND POLITICS WARNING A LOR STAR. Thurs.— A The Tengku Bendahara, Tengku Abdul Malik, today, called on Muslims not to treat mosques as places "where a society or community could be disintegrated through different political beliefs.' "II such belief exists among the ra'ayat, some of the alms and good
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    Insurance strike ends
    51 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs— The two-month-old strike by ?3 employees of the North British and Mercantile Insurance Co. Ltd. has been called off, following a settlement of the dispute between the company and the Singapore Insurance Companies Employees' Union. The strike was over the alleged misconduct of a union
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    Salesman says: I was robbed of $644
    63 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Ong I Kim Soon. 45. a salesman has I reported to police that two armed thugs robbed him of $644 yesterday. Ong said that he was driving along Wallich Street, when a car overtook and blocked his way. Two men from
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    Opium addict jailed
    56 5 penang. Thurs. An opium addict. Toh Ah Choon. 03, was Jailed for one year for administering morphine to himself at Dato Kramat Road on July 10. "1 am sending you to prison where you can get medical treatment." the Senior Sessions Court president. Mr. K. Somasundram. told
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    Town Council sweariner in
    38 5 Town Council swearing in MUAR. Thurs. The 12 successful candidates In the recent Town Council elections will be sworn in as councillors here on Sunday. The president, vice-president and members of committees will be appointed on July 27
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    TODDY SHOPS GO DRY FOR SECOND DAY
    126 5 PENANG, ThUTS. Eleven government toddy shoDS on Ppnane TcinV& ™£t h™ for vSf Island went dry for the second day today with! the island s entire force Of 75 tappers on Strike. They downed tools yester- day ln protect against the dismissal of
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    Malayans in Hong Kong plan M-day festivities
    224 5 Malayans in Hong Kong plan M-day festivities ALAN KHOO from HONG KONG, Thurs. With Malaysia now a certainty, plans are going ahead among Malayans here in Hong Kong to celebrate the birth of the new nation on Aug. 31. The main function will be a reception by the 300strong Malayan
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    Police: It was murder and suicide
    121 5 Police: It was murder and suicide DENANG, Thurs. Police today described as a "closed case" the double death drama in an Argyll Road house yesterday. A police spokesman said the deaths were murder and suielde. An amah. Teh Poh Hoon. 56. found lying in a pool of blood beside an
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    Supplementary expenditure
    56 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Legislative Assembly will be asked to approve supplementary expenditure amounting to $730.169—contributions to the Sarawak Flood Relief Fund, the Seafarers' Welfare Board and the National Theatre Trust when it sits next Wednesday. The amount is divided Into $15,000 tor the relief fund. $205,168 for the
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    MALAYAN COMEBACK FOR SINGER SOW KENG
    141 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Five Hong Kong recording artists will arrive in Singapore tomorrow for stage appearances here and in Kuala Lumpur. Among them will be a Malayan. Poon Sow Keng. who is now married and lives in Penang. Once a year she travels to Hong
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    Talent club to hold two dances
    71 5 Talent club to hold two dances SINGAPORE, Thurs. I The Singapore Talent Club will hold its inaugural meeting on July 28 at the Chinese Swim- 1 ming Club premises. The club aims at uniting all professional and amateur artists and to look after their welfare and interests. It will hold
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    Three detained
    24 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Police arrested three nvii in anti-secret society raids and screened 665 suspects throughout the island In the past 24 hours.
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    A cheerless three-hour drenching (and floods) for Spore
    163 5 A cheerless three-hour drenching and floods for S'pore OINGAPORE, Thurs. A heavy three-hour rain storm this morning drenched the southern part of the island and flooded several low-lying areas The meteorological station at Fullerton Building recorded 1.43 inches of rain, while 0.84 inches was recorded at the airport. But the
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    Malaysia ball
    27 5 KLUANO. Thurs. Kluang dlatrict National Union of Trachrrs will hold a Malaysia ball at the Diamond Jubilee Hall here on July 27 at 9 p.m
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    KELANTAN STILL UNDECIDED ON M-DA V FESTIVITY
    283 6 KELANTAN STILL UNDECIDED ON M-DAY FESTIVITY KOTA BHARU, Thursday. 'J'HE PMIP-controlled Kelantan Government has not taken its stand yet as to whether or not to celebrate the formation of Malaysia on Aug. 31. This was stated by the Mentri Besar, Dato Haji Ishak Lotfi bin Omar, in an interview with
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    $sm. sports stadium to mark the big occasion
    145 6 $sm. sports stadium to mark the big occasion KUALA TRENGGANU. Thurs. A $5, million sports stadium will be built in Kuala Trengganu to commemorate Malaysia Day. This was decided today by the Trengganu State Malaysia Day Celebrations Committee headed by the Mentri Besar, Dato Haji Ibrahim Fikri bin Mohamed. The
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    Kebaya Queen contest
    42 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. A Malaysia Kebaya Queen contest U being organised by the New Straits View Hotel on Aug. 30 and 31. The contest is open to all girls residing in the Malaysia territories above the age of 18.
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    Pioneer plan
    37 6 KUALA LUMPUR. ThUTS. The Government intends to declare the manufacture of bookbinding and synthetic leather cloths a pioneer Industry. Objections may be given In writing to the Minister of Commerce and Industry before Aug. 19.
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    Sardon returning
    36 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A four-man parliamentary delegagatlon led by the Minister of Transport. Dato Sardon bin Hajl Jublr. will return to Kuala Lumpur by air on Saturday after a twoweek visit to New Zealand.
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    THE SARAWAK ANTHEM
    75 6 KUCHING, Thurs. Thousands of copies of the Sarawak national anthem, complete with notes and lyrics, have been printed and are ready for the widest possible distribution. The lyrics were chosen from over 60 entries. The $500 contest was won by Mr. Frank Ogden of the Treasury Department.
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    Marshall backed by Reds? 'That's not true'
    142 6 OINGAPORE, Thurs. The Workers' Party last night denied that its former chairman, Mr. David Marshall, won the Anson by-election in 1961 through Communist support. The party's secretarygeneral, Mr. S. Chong Chee Chong. said that at no time did Barisan Sosialls, which was then
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    News men to move
    27 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Information Services will operate from their new premises at the former Survey Department In Jalan Mountbatten here from Sunday.
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    Mr. Marshall asks for rally permit
    115 6 Mr. Marshall asks for rally permit SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. David Marshall has applied for a police permit, to address the public in his Anson constituency on Sunday from 5 to 7 p.m. He will speak at the junction of Raub Street and Anson Road. He said today that "this third
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    Fund to honour former head
    60 6 KAJANO, Thurs. The Kajang High School Old Boys' Association U to launch a fund In memory of a former headmaster to help deserving pupils continue their studies. The fund, to be called the Gates Memorial Fund, is named after the late Mr. C. E. Gates,
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    A court ponders the case of the foot-loose goat
    339 6 :UA L A BOMPUR* Thurs. A man, a woman, and a footloose goat in a legal triangle today posed a difficult problem for a magistrate, Mr. Mart King Heck. lr. Mah had to decide who owned the goat. Supplah. 55. of
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    A 'thank you* procession
    66 6 A 'thank you procession PENANO. Thurj.— The Butter* worth branch of the Socialist Front will hold a procession in Butterworth on Sunday to thank voters who had cast their votes for Socialist candidates In tn« Town Council election on July 6 At night, a rally will be held at the
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    $8,500 damages for Imam
    54 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Mr. Justice Buttrose awarded Inch* YusolT bin Abdul Rahman, a religious teaaher and Imam of Pulau Bukom, agreed damages uf $8,500 with costs for injuries he suffered in a road accident 21 months ago. Inche Yuaoff, 65. had brought the action against a lorry
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    Barisan Assembly move on merger
    185 6 Barisan Assembly move on merger SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Legislative Assembly will be asked next week to condemn the Government for signing the Malaysia agreement and demand that it immediately reject the pact. A motion to this effect will be moved by the Barisan Sosialls chairman. Dr. Lee Slew Choh. at
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    Lock icon TWO MALAY STARS FLY TO TOKYO ON LOCATION
    84 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two Malay f 1 m stars. Sa'adiah anc S. Kadarisman. flew to Tokyo this morning to take part in an Eastmancolour Malay film there. The film is Shaws Malay Film Productions' "Melanchong ka-Tokyo" (Holiday In Tokyo), a musical comedy. The
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      When the role of Attorney General was a challenge...
      1023 7 JONESES alibi iwm not. for a in:«n of his type and tastes, implausible. And its embarrassing nature tacitly suggested why he had tried to rig a more respectable cover. "That night." he said, I drove into the West End and picked
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      HEALP: THE GRANDEES OF CRIME SHED NO TEARS
      572 7 HEALP: THE GRANDEES OF CRIME SHED NO TEARS CONTINUING THE SERIES ON GREAT FIGURES OF THE ENGLISH BAR TWO: That during that night according to the MerriAelds themselves Mrs. Ricketts was seriously ill. and Mrs. Merrifield sat up, dosing her with brandy. That, eventually, she had called another doctor. That
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    31 8 2» Word* J/# rWifiimuai) MADAM YAP KIM CHOON and family thank friend*, relative* for donations, wreaths, message* of condolence* and attendance at tha funeral of late Mr. L!m Khoon Pal.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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      D- Day For Penang
      719 8 At various times since the end of the war, the lurid warning has gone forth that Penang, once it ceased to be a free port, would rapidly degenerate into a fishing village. Or, to change the metaphor, a sleepy hollow. The first occasion was in 1956,
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      Pagoda Blockade
      505 8 President Ngo Dinh Diem's blockade of the pagodas will, for the time being, prevent Buddhist priests from lefcdinq fresh street demonstrations. But it will not stop others from organising demonstrations in the priests' name. And it will not prevent the priests from carrying out their threat to have
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    THE PRESIDENT WHO FELL FLAT ON HIS FACE
    483 8  - THE PRESIDENT WHO FELL FLAT ON HIS FACE J.H. Ferguson fcf LONDON, Thurs. The President of Ecuador, Mr. Carlos Arosemena, has been forcibly removed by the Army on the ostensible grounds that he was frequently drunk and incapable, or drunk and disorderly. He has not been charged with these offences,
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    An end at last to the cold war world
    847 8  -  ROBERT STEPHENS BY LORD HAILSHAM and the American envoy. Mr. Averell Harriman, are now in Moscow on the most important diplomatic mission for more than a decadeTheir immediate purpose is to secure Russian agreement to a nuclear test ban treaty. But
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    AS MR. K. SITS DOWN AT THE TEST BAN TREATY TALKS IN MOSCOW
    159 8 AS MR. K. SITS DOWN AT THE TEST BAN TREATY TALKS IN MOSCOW tests, which would not require inspection. Russia can be expected to try to pass this off as a concession on her part and to try to obtain something in exchange. Mr. Khrushchev has suggested a non-aggression pact
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    31 8 tt Wordi tit (Minimum) DIMNEY. On July 15th. IM3. after a ahort Illness. Philip Stuart Dempeey. of Caermellln Croft, Lizard Cornwall, formerly Principal Teachers Training Coll**>. Singapore and Lt. Cdr. MRNVR.
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    32 8 tt Ward* $10 (Mimimutm) •CNJAMIN SIMMONS Rernembertnf with love and indescribable sorrow, ray adored huaband. formerly of th« Malayan Teacher* 1 Colle».-e who met his undeserved death on July 19tr 1»8J. Celia.
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      It's more food better food
      345 9 CAMPAIGN TO CONSOLIDATE AND INCREASE WORLD MARKET SHARE gIG changes have taken place in Australia's food production in the last 25 years. Not only has Australia increased the annual production of many ol its major foodstuffs considerably but with careful scientific planning it also has
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      AUSTRALIAN GHEE IS POPULAR HERE
      79 9 AUSTRALIAN ghee is i J\ becoming increasingly popular in Singapore, Malaya and North Borneo. Ghee imports to these areas from Australia in the year ended June 30. 1962, totalled more than 1.5 million lb.. worth about $2.25 million. The general manager of Australia's Queensland Butter
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      GOOD FOOD, WINE CLUBS POPULAR IN AUSTRALIA
      335 9 YfWK and food clubs, many of them with a large number of professional nun ;<s members, have become a popular part of the Australian wav of life. At regular meetings, usually held in conjunction with a dinner or luncheon, food and wine are
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      IT CONTAINS ALL THE ESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDS NEEDED BY BODY
      335 9 Dietician: Cheese is complete protein food QIETICIANS describe cheese as "the complete protein food". All living tissue is made from protein muscle, skin, hair, internal organs, and even sections of the bones and the human body uses it to build
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      AUSTRALIA A MAJOR EXPORTER OF OATS
      169 9 AUSTRALIA A MAJOR EXPORTER OF OATS FARMERS and manu1 facturers in mor* than 16 countries in Asia, Europe and Africa last year used 34,000 tons of Australian oats to produce foodstuffs. Oats are Australia'* second main grain crop, and the har\est in the year ended June 30. 1962. exceeded 55
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    Canneries are next to the orchards
    264 10 LARGE canneries set among leafy, fragrant fruit orchards and groves in Australia last year poured out more than 272 million cans i of apricots, peaches, i pears and pineapples. Fruit is hygienically cookrd in syrup of pure cane sugar to preserve the delicate fullness
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    Fresh sugar records set
    140 10 Fresh sugar records set rV. Australian sugar Industry established m new series of records during the 1962 harvest. The area of cane harvested, the volume of cane crashed and the quantity of sugar produced were all In excess of previous harvests. During the year endca June 30. 19U2 Australia exported
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    Machines take over from men
    320 10 HARVESTER CUTS 15 TONS OF SUGAR CANE IN HOUR FRST used in the Australian sugar Industry only six years ago. mechanical harvesters (above) now cut nearly 1.051.000 tons of sugar cane or 8.7 per cent of the entire barvest. Before the introduction of the harvesters,
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    SCIENCE HELPS FARMER INCREASE HIS PRODUCTION
    578 10 SCIENCE HELPS FARMER INCREASE HIS PRODUCTION A USTRALIAN scientists are engaged in a never ending task to improve further the already high quality of a Wide range of Australian rural products, and to increase the average yields Already much greater quantities of wheat, oats, apples, peaches and pears per acre
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    Shaking the olives
    81 10 OLIVES are harv-sted at a farm in Rubinvale. northwestern Victoria. Australia, with a treeihakrr mounted oa a tractor. A larce canvas sbret supported by a metal rlns is first spread beneath the tree to form a catching basin. Then the Ion? pole of the shaker is moved
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    Australian crayfish for world's gourmets
    552 11 $300,000 WORTH FOR MALAYA LAST YEAR the coast of Western Australia, among islands, atolls and reefs,, a great fleet of small, but well-equipped boats is catching sufficient crayfish to supply 20 million 1b. of frozen crayfish a year for the gourmets of the world. These
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    Fresh Australian food for I Singapore by jet daily
    329 11 Fresh Australian food for Singapore by jet daily Million dollar cargo terminal J^jODERN handling and temperature control methods are used by Qantas, to ensure that Australian foods arrive in Singapore at the peak of their freshness and flavour. Australian Toods are now being air-freight-ed to Singapore 12 times a week,
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    NOW AIR-BEEF REPLACES THE OVERLAND TDPir I n L i\
    103 11 NOW AIR-BEEF REPLACES THE OVERLAND TREK IN far north-west, Australian beef cattle are slaughtered as inland centres and flown to the major export sea terminals. The carcases reach their destination in a few hoars and are in the best condition. Previously, a long overland trek was necessary from these remote
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    STEELWORKS WITH OWN KITCHEN TO TEST TIN CANS
    232 11 STEELWORKS WITH OWN KITCHEN TO TEST TIN CANS TO make certain that its tinplate is perfect for 1 food canning, an Australian steelworks employs technologists to can and cook foodstuffs in its own research kitchen. Particular attention is paid to varying temperature conditions under which cans of food may be
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    Record vine planting in Hunter River area as popularity increases
    293 11 SO popular are Australian wines from the Hunter River district of New South Wales, that an oldestablished company last year planted more than 8,000 rootlings and cuttings on a property there. Thts Is believed to be the biggest jingle vine
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      390 11 AUSTRALIA'S MOST SUPERB yS WINES COME FROM y^A SEPPELTS L^> B f ~HA 1 [SEFPELTS >-jfti--vl y"" SOLEBO A n+'"?L.\ Ucumt fZ J7r W \^S mcsuno KLSSLS ARA WATTA RIESLING. A deliciowly refreshing dry wine with a full Riesling bouquet and a pleasant, crisp finish MOYSTON CLARET. Scppelis" Moyston Claret
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    Australians develop butter and cheese in powder form
    406 12 Australians develop butter and cheese in powder form TWO new dairy products will soon be available in commercial quantities as a result of research undertaken by the Dairy Research Division of Australia's Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation. The products are a dry powdered cheese and a spray-dried powder with
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    Rural shows get bigger and better
    366 12 Farmers, graziers, orchardists bring samples of best crops, livestock 'pilK important role ol rural industries in the Australian economy is emphasised each year by the constant growth in size and popularity of State agricultural shows. In every State capital, farmers and graziers, orchardists and
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    PPLE PICKING AND THE MACHINE THAT SHINES
    118 12 $68,000 machine re- cently installed at cold stores near Stanhope. Queensland, will expedite the movement of Australian export apples from orchard to ship's hold. The machine, the first in Australia, will grade. wash and polish more that 100 bushels of apples an hour.
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    Precious water for Sunraysia dried fruit growing area
    107 12 FRUIT and vegetables of all varieties are grown in every State of Australia. Dried, canned and preserved fruit, jams and canned vegetables are important Australian products and are exported in great quantities. The climatic range of the continent enables the range of
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    The energy- giving sun fruit
    349 12 A U8TRAL1AN dried truits j\ —the luscious sultana raisins seeded raisins and currants grown In sunny vineyards add attractiveness to many dishes Experts recognise these dried fruits as being among the best available. They contain 75 per cent natural fruit sugar, much more than dried
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      23 12 ROBERtf JPRICOTS ROBERN AUSTRALIA'S ff&SSE* riNTQT Robert CANNED Mpm| FRUITS F qMS APRICOTS W <• > 1 PEARS PEACHES NOW OBTAINABLE FROM COLD STORAGE SUPERMARKETS
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      202 12 PROFIT FROM THE DOG FOOD MARKET! 1 fd^i K9'» extensive ronge of dog foods from Australia mcon brisker trading, faster profit* all "year long. Dogs like K9's delicious toste Customers like the woy K9 provide* their pet with o complete, balanced diet at far less the cost and inconvenience of
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    Back pay for daily-rated employees switched to —monthly—
    154 13 Back pay for daily-rated employees switched to —monthly KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Federation Government announced today that the conversion of 6,000 daily-rated employees to monthly-paid is to be back-dated to Jan. 1 this year. In a statement, the Government praised the successful conclusion of negotiations as "a tribute to the
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    University of Malaya's new professors
    79 13 University of Malaya's new professors |£UALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Two new professors have been appointed to the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Malaya. Tney are Prof. Wazlr Pa'.lie and Prof. Leong Peng Chong who ill head the departments of anatomy and biochemistry respectively. Prof. Pallie was formerly head of
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    Tariff on light bulbs sought
    89 13 Tariff on light bulbs sought KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Tariff Advisory Committee has been asked to impose a 60 per cent duty on imported bulbs for domestic lighting. Protection is sought by a local manufacturer. At pre- sent there is no duty. The committee's secretary. Tnche Abas bin Mohamad, in
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    History society offers prizes
    56 13 PENANO, Thurs. Prizes totalling $1,000. given by Mr. N.T.S. Arumugam Pillai. will be awarded to the three best articles In the Penang Historical Society's annual competition on subjects of Malayan interest. Entries should be submitted to the secretary, Penang Historical Society. 4. Tanjong Tokong, Mukiin 18.
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    Barratt: $102,000 awarded
    412 13 High Court rules that lorry driver involved in crash that killed two jockeys is 'wholly to be blamed' IPOH, Thurs. Damages totalling $102,058 were awarded by the High Court here today to the widow, children and parents of Australian jockey Ken Barratt, 32, who was killed in
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    A PERMANENT BAN ON BANI BY MALAYA
    264 13 A PERMANENT BAN ON BANI BY MALAYA KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. TTHE Federation Government today permanently barred Singapore Barisan Sosialis Assemblyman S. T. Ban! from entering Malaya. An official gazette notice announcing the ban said it had been imposed "in the interests of public security." It did not elaborate. The prohibition
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    Scholarship award by Hume Industries
    148 13 Scholarship award by Hume Industries IT U A L A LUMPUR, Thurs. Hume Industries (Far East) Ltd. today announced the establishment of a scholarship for graduates of the universities of Malaya and Singapore. The post-graduate scholarship, tenable for two years, will be awarded each year alternately by the University ol
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    Army engineers help Kuching
    55 13 KUCHINO, Thurs. British Army engineers have built a bridge and 15 culverts, and helped the Kuching Rural District Council to complete the last four miles of the Padawan Road in the past six weeks. Padawan l.s near the Indonesian border not far from Tebedu where the
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    Vice-president
    44 13 Vice- President takes over SINGAPORE. Thurs. The vice-president of the University of Singapore Students' Union, Mr. Francis Chen, la the new union president. Re has taken over from Mr. Gilbert Chai, who resigned u president "for academic reasons" after holding office for 10 months
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    Hearing adjourned
    36 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The resumed hearing of the commission of inquiry on Government dailyrated employees today was adjourned till tomorrow when the workers' representative. Mr. C. V. Dovan Nuir said he "was not feeling well."
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    Two of the three charges of kidnap are stood down—
    1186 13 Two of the three charges of kidnap are stood down ALBERT SOON TRIAL BEGINS SINGAPORE, Thurs. A young music teacher, Irene See Chye Neo, told the Assize Court today how she was taken against her will from Singapore by a former engineering student, Albert Soon Heng Teong, to his home
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      478 13 Todays Radio, TV programmes RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE H VSSI& M T e^ YE MEDIUM WAV* SEKVICE A.M.: 6.00 Time Signal. 4?f metre* Negaru-ku; 6.02 Prelude To shortwavf >;ißviri BreakJaat; 7.00 Time Signal, The SHUKTWAVt StBVlCt News; 710 Songs And Sweet 41 metres Music; 7JO Learn A Word A a
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    BIG STORE CONTRACT FOR U.K. COMPANY
    224 14 w -< SOUTH Wales Switchgear Ltd. of Black wood, Britain, a member of the Aberdare Group, has been awarded a contract worth nearly $1.3 million by the Singapore Public Utilities Board lor what is described as a novel design of outdoor 11, 000- volt
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    Formosan drive for more jom-- local trade
    49 14 Speaker joins 'life' company DATO HAJI Mohd. Noah bin Omar (above), Speaker of the House of Representatives, Federation of Malaya, has accepted appointment as deputy chairman of The First Life Insurance Co. Ltd., Singapore. This was announced by the chairman. Mr. Scan Boon Heng. at a recent board meeting.
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    Formosan drive for mor local trade
    211 14  -  T.S. TAN By pORMOSA is making a strong bid for a bigger share of the market in Malaya through a new $1 million firm of importers and exporters being set up in Kuala Lumpur. Although imports from Formosa have increased over the past two
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    NY bank course
    75 14 NY bank course MR. CHEN Kan Sem, assistant accountant of the First National City Bank in Kuala Lumpur last week left for a two-month study course in banking at the head office in New York. On his way back to Malaya, Mr. Chen will visit some of the bank's offices
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    Latest U.S. doughnut equipment
    178 14 rrtHE latest method of X doughnut making will be demonstrated to the public visiting the 1963 Happy World Trade Exhibition which begins next Friday. Prlma Ltd. proprietors of Singapore's multi million dollar flour mill, with the cooperation of the United States of America Wheat Association, has
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    Japan steel output
    65 14 Japan now ranks among the world's largest alloy steel producers, outranked only by the United States and Russia, according to statistics. Her production of alloy steel, Including low alloy steel for mechanical and structural uses, totalled 2.639.000 tons last year 85.000 tons more than that of West
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    3M general manager on expansion programme
    139 14 3M general manager on expansion programme All ß. J.D. Dunmire, gen- eral manager, Far East region of Minnesota Mining Manufacturing Company left for Bangkok yesterday after a week's visit in Singapore discussing 3M*s activities with the local agents with a view to expanding business in Malaysia. Mr. Dunmire. who is
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    C & W dividend
    41 14 C W dividend Cable and Wireless announced in London that it is paying an interim dividend of 3jd. against 3d. Group earnings for the three months ended June 30. 1963 was £313,000. compared with £282,892 in the corresponding period last year.
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    MITSUI BANK TO OPEN HERE NEXT FRIDAY
    276 14 MITSUI BANK TO OPEN HERE NEXT FRIDAY A LEADING Japanese Mitsui Bank. Tokyo, is its newly established Sing It will initially operate with a staff of about 30 including 25 locally recruited members, in its temporary office at Cecil Street. Construction work will shortly begin at Robinson Road on a
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    The 15 faces of an unhappy family...
    293 15 PHILIP KHOO By ANOTHER BABY DUE— SUDDENLY A WIDOW SINGAPORE, Thurs. An expectant widow, madam Jathambal. 35, and her 15 children are on the verge of starvation since tragedy struck them last week. Her husband, Mr. S. Paehaimuthu. 43, the chief watchman of
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    Strike move by 'restless' union
    227 15 KUAL rrHE 700 clerical and a< x Federal Capital Co will be asked by their uni stitute industrial action i not attend to union den A LUMPUR, Thursday, iministrative staff of the mmissioner's office here Lon for a mandate to inif the adminstration does nands
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    Three youths refused bail
    71 15 PENANO, Thurs.— Noordin bin Abdullah. 15, Samsudln bin Abdullah, 17. and Mohamed Yunus bin Asharls, 17, were today remanded on a charge of being members of an unlawful assembly. They pleaded not guilty to a Joint charge of assaulting Precha Vanrmnlt in Ourney Drive on the
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    Bank 'work to rule' called off
    99 15 PENAN G, Thurs.— Employees of the Penang branch of Malayan Banking Ltd. this afternoon called oil their "work to rule" campaign after a meeting with the management with the Mayor. Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, acting as mediator. A joint statement Issued after the meeting
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    $125 more to university
    41 15 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The University of Singapore Fund received two donations totalling $125 between June 23 and yesterday. The donors are: Mr Robert Tan Hui Boon cs40 1 and anonymous ($B5) The total now stands at $85 951.64.
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    DON'T TREAT MEMBERS LIKE CHILDREN' BOARD TOLD
    229 15 AN angry two-hour annual meeting of Tronoh Mines here resulted from a shareholder's allegation that the board was needlessly withholding Information. Major T. J. W. Allen, representing many shareholders In Malaya, thought Insufficient Information had been given on assets and operations. He said
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    Reserve Unit men line up for village -accusers
    193 15 Reserve Unit men line up for village accusers pENANG, Thurs. The police acted today on yesterday's report by seven Tanjong Tokong villagers, who claimed that they had been assaulted by men of the Federal Reserve Unit. All Reserve Unit men on duty In the Tanjong Tokong area on Tuesday the
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    COURT ASKED: DECIDE BONUS THIS WAY
    315 15 COURT ASKED: DECIDE BONUS THIS WAY SINGAPORE, Thursday MR. J. J. RATTRAY, representing Boustead iTI and Co. (1960) Ltd- yesterday recommended to the Industrial Arbitration Court that bonus should be calculated on the basis of percentage of ANNUAL salary He was making his submission during hearing of a dispute between
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    Doctor on leave
    37 15 KUANTAN. Thurs.— Dr. V. Natkarni, the medical officer in Pekan. 28 miles from here, has left for India on six weeks' leave. He is being replaced by Dr. Chan Lam Kong from Kuala Lumpur.
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    EQUITIES SPURT THEN FALL BACK: MININGS QUIET
    655 18 From Our Market Correspondent rERE was a spurt in prices in the industrial section of the Malayan Stock Exchange when it opened yesterday. This was a continuance of the movement which developed late in Wednesday trading and was thought in some quarters to
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    22 18 STOCK INDICES Malayan Stock Indices Jaly 1? Jaly is Industrials: 118.39 119.4* Tins. 112.25 11S.M rubbers: 114.08 114.08 De«. 29. IMS ISO.
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    • MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE •
    708 18 MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE (COMBINED business vi the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in bracket*: INDUSTRIALS: B*ustead (1,000) $1.64; Dunlept (12.000) $3.31, (1,000) $3.33, (8,000) $3.32, (14,000) $3.30; C. msltsrs (1,000) $3.39, (1.000) $3.42, (1.000) $3.34. (1,000)
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    Sharp jump in tin price: Good rubber demand
    401 18 mHERE was a jump of $3.50 1 In the tin price in Penang yesterday which took It to $455.25 on an offering down 5 tons to 240 tons. In London on Wednesday, ring dealing Interest was quite actively sustained at prices which
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    I CLOSING PRICES I
    26 18 CLOSING PRICES July 18. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 73 cents (up three-quarters of a cent). TIN: $455.25 (up $3.50) Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (down 5 tons).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    123 18 MELBOLRNE. Than 'I'he buying support for \t»&m x continued to increase and excess of rises over fails expanded B.H P. which was traded solidly rose «d. higher to 555. 64. and A.C.L Improved on a record profit at £3.3 million. Oils and btue tnttali were traded at stead)'
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    RUBBER PRICES
    246 18 AUGUST tlrst grad* rubber buy*r* f.e.b. (Used at S a.m. In Sing.Mr* and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 73 cent* per lb. up Uuee-quartera of a cent on Wednesday's closing level for me position. The tone was ttsady. R.A.S. and P.M. R.I. closing pncti In cents per lb. yesterday:
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    215 18 SHIPS ly>nt alenKtid* tn* tiniaper* Harbour ortarves er *xp**t*« teday aaajg Btr«at van Dleraen 48. TJipondok »/30 Vartla 23/24. Bands. 6/7, Hai*vard 10/11. Kofuku atani 19. Hoegk Drake Mlhara 13/14. Star Areturua 6A. Nabob 31/3 a, Tokal Mani 4/a. Hal L«e 19. Tronon N.W. 2. ToJiyo alaru
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    170 18 (OFFICIAL QUOTATION*) July 18. Three ™~i«». T Dunlops 20 eta. alcAllster 12 eta. E. smelters 20 ct*. Robinson 11 eta. Kmo 21 ets. Rotbman* 11 eta. K. N. 18 eta. 8. Darby id UummoD IS cv. 8. Land 3 eta. C. Storage Aid. H. Spura 11 ctx. 8.
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    EXCHANGE RATES 4
    93 18 EXCHANGE RATES -THl Malayan Bank.' A,*.. elatlen made Uhk changes la !t» rates to merchant* yesterday (all to $100): Ntw Y«rk: baying TT 32 13/16. airmail OD 32 13/16. 90 d/« 33 3/M credit bills. 33 5/16 trade bills. Idling TT or OD ready: Swiss Franei 140J; Frsnsr) Francs 1591;
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    74 18 CHINESE Prertuct luhanu. Unfa. **rt nton pncit per plcul >ut«day: C****tut ait: bulk J441 aeUera, drum $47J Mllcn. C«*ra: July/ Aug. CK /Continent buyer*. P****r: Muniok white >137 i Mll«n. Sarawak white (125 seller*, apeeui Sarawak black *92| «ellen. garbled Lamping black $921 seller*. AST A. $1024 Hllrn
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      398 19 CHANGE OF TELEPHONE NUMBER WILLIAM JACKS COMPANY (MALAYA) LIMITED KUALA LUMPUR. As from 22nd July our Telephone Number for Head Office, Building, Import, Insurance and Accounts Departments will be *****-7 (7 lines). SENIOR AIR-CONDITIONING ENGINEER Leading European Company requires an Experienced Air-conditioning Engineer. The successful candidate should have at least
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      1774 19 I COMPANY MEETINGS TRONOH MINES MR. W. V. D. SKRINE'S REVIEW The Slxiy-ftnt Annual OeneraJ T*.lUngs when Its present ground Is Meeting of Tronoh Mines Limited, exhausted, which would give this was held on July 12. at 73. Cheap- dredge a further life of approxiside. London, E.C. mately nine to
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      879 19 NOTICES I SUNGEI WAY DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated in the Federation of Malaya). For the Information of shareholders we give below certain particulars m respect of the Company's No. 3 Dredge:— Capacity in cubic yards per month is approximately 250,000. Digging depth is 88 feet but the dredge has been modified
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      Formosa entry likely: Sim
      156 20 Formosa entry likely: Sim M-SOCCER KUALA LUMPUR, Thur s. The chances qf Formosa competing in the Merdeka football tournament next month are bright, according to George Sim, chairman of the Hong Kong Chinese AAA. Sim, who arrived hi Taipeh today to seek permission from thn Nationalist Chinese A A. Federation
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      FMASA to hold Malaysia meet
      68 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Malayan Amateur Swimmine Association have invited Singapore. North Borneo and Sarawak to take part in a Malaysian meet at the Chinwoo Pool here on Aug. 31 and Sept. I. There wii". be 34 events 12 for men. six for women, four
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      In semi-finals
      54 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Tliurv—Bung■«r Indian-, will meet Umno Youths .sironi; contenders for the PAS junior knockout .soccer title, in the semi-finals on July 25 on the Kuala Lumpur padang. Bangsar Lndians took their chances well today to beat the Klang District PA 2—1 In the quar-tei-finol tip played on
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      Five marks
      90 20 for schools PENANU. n.urs. Five records were broicen and one equalled at the Pcn.inp Combined Schools athletics championships heir today The record breakers were Yam Chootie Lain '16.3 tor 110m hurdles, Oh Onu Chin Sens, (12.07ni lor >l;o: put. Cla^s I), OoJi I Kheng Liane i33.15m tor discus'
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      Rous to speak at AFC -course
      164 20 Rous to speak at AFC -course- KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— FIFA president Sir Stanley Rous and Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman, who is president of the F.A. of Malaya and the Asian Football Confederation, will address Asian coaches attending a coarse here from Auk. 9 to 18. The course will be
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      Easy for Toppers
      26 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Results of netball matches for the Clarke Shield: Goons bt Changl Ladles 31-10: Toppers bt Wayfarers 34--9: Harlequins M Kingfishers 16-6.
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      Singapore riders 'in suspense'
      240 20 mvv SINGAPORE, Thursday 'THE Singapore Amateur Cycling Association are hoping that they would soon get an invitation to compete in the Malaysia Sports Festival cycling meet to be held in Kuala Lumpur from Aug. 31 to Sept. 2. SACA secretary Nj? Chwee Lye told tne Straits
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      Meet for five top schools
      58 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Slnga- pore Combined Schools Sports Council has decided to stage an athletics meet among the five leading schools at Farrer Park at the end of thia month. The five schools, champions in their respective districts are: Raffles (City*. Anglo-Chinese (Buklt Timah). St. Thomas
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      Ali to lead the attack
      336 20 TEOH ENG TATT; JOINT SERVICES 'GAMBLE' IN VITAL CUP TIE Singapore by THE SELECTORS HOPE HE WILL BE THE ANSWER TO ONE OF THEIR PROBLEMS Thursday CINGAPORE Joint Services selectors intend to "gamble" with a new leader in this Sunday's vital Malaya Cup tie against
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      ATHLETICS Karu and Vijay return for Perak AAA meet
      595 20  - ATHLETICS Karu and Vijay return for Perak AAA meet LEE FOO SAN by j IPOH, Thurs. Lead--1 ing Perak athletes Karu Selvaratnam and V. Vijayaratnam, who are serving with the Royal Malayan Navy in Singapore, will return to Ipoh this weekend to compete in the 31st Perak AAA championj ships
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      'Para-hopping' is new sport on the Riviera
      141 20 PARACHUTING for fun is an established thing. ParaX chuting UPWARDS not. mark you. downwards. is not yet established. But on the sun -soaked beach of Juan-les-Pins on the French Riviera, this new sport Is catching on fast. The equipment consists Mmply of parachute,
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      STORE KEEP TUFFIN TO STRENGTHEN BATTING
      422 20  - STORE KEEP TUFFIN TO STRENGTHEN BATTING ERNEST FRIDA: THE MCA FINAL fc Singapore 1 Thursday CINGAPORE Cricket Association have selected a strong batting and fielding side for the M.C.A. interstate championship final against Selangor in Singapore on July 26-28. Douglas Ross, one of the three selectors, said; "We have decided
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      SBA DRAW
      22 20 Singapore. Thu«.-The rtrav for this year's Singapore open badminton championships will be made at SBA Hall tomorrow at -8.30 p.m.
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      72 20 MR. ROBERT LEE and A TOYOTA 700 Congratulations TO MR. ROBERT LEE SETTING A NEW CLASS RECORD WITH A TOYOTA 700 AT THE 1963 SEREMBAN SPRINT Results: Ist. MR. ROBERT LEE 30.33 seconds. with Toyota 700 (New Class Record) 2nd. MR. CHEN WAI LENC 36.80 seconds with Toyota 700 3rd.
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      179 20 SPORTS DIARY BOCCER Malaya Cup: Kelantan v Penang (K. Bharu, 5.15); Combined Services v Pahang CKubu Stadium, Malacca, 5.15). Ipoh Dlt. 2: Shaw Bros, v Irish Hussars (Coronation grd) Dlv. 3: Borneo v KIA (lower Coronation grd). L. Perak Dlv. 1: IA v Town Council (Speedy Rd. T. Anson). .Penanf
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      BARCELONA and MALAHON
      314 21 Epsom jeep RACING by SINGAPORE, Thursday. j.\KK down Barcelona and Malahon. These youngsters are ready to put their best foot forward at the July meeting here which opens on Sunday. Barcelona, late War Warning (by Aldershot), was ridden out only in the straight by Merv Poster and
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      243 21 TRACK TIP AMUSEMENT WORLD j I 111 (Lyall Harbridgc up galloped fluently in a 3f try out with Cinerama II clocking 38 4/5. The Arctic Star five-year-old looks a "good thing" I this meeting. (apprentice Dragon) was eager to go fast but was kept on the bit to run 3f
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      DOPING: OFFER OF $17,000 REWARD FOR INFORMATION
      87 21 DOPING: OFFER OF $17,000 REWARD FOR INFORMATION LONDON, Thurs. The English Jockey Club and National Hunt Stewards vestcrriay took the unprecedented step of offering a reward of 517.000 (C 2000) for information leading to the conviction of any person or persons found administering drugs to racehorses. The offer is open
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      Lock icon 30 horses for Singapore
      76 21 LONDON, Thurs. Thirty racehorses the largest single night of horses by air will leave London for Singapore during September.. It is the first major consignment of horses to the Far East since trade was stopped a few years ago by African horse sickness. The horses wil!
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      Lock icon 11 for Ascot big race
      81 21  -  LONDON. Thurs.— There are 11 acceptors for the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes to be run over 12f at Ascot Heath on Saturday. They are. with probable jockeys and weights: Soltikoff (j. Deforge), Darling Boy (J. Mercer), Miralfo (W. Williamson). Sovrengo (R. Hutchinson>,
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      Lock icon Manager won't be in Floyd's corner
      343 21 Manager won't be in Floyd's corner THE BIG FIGHT T AS VEGAS, Thurs. Floyd Patterson's estranged manager Cus Damato will not be in the boxer's corner when he tries to regain the world heavyweight title from Sonny Liston here on Monday night, says head trainer Dan Florio. Florio said yesterday
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      Lock icon No licence for 'Fighting Minister9
      74 21 No licence for 'Fighting Minister 9 LAGOS, Thurs. Nigeria's pugilistic Labour Minister. Chief Joseph Johnson (above), is now unlikely to meet any Ghanaian challenger in a supporting bout on the night of the Dick Tiger-Gene Fullmer world middleweight fight In Ibadan next month. He was refused a licence to fight
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      Lock icon Indonesia beaten again in Peking
      104 21 Indonesia beaten again in Peking BADMINTON PEKING. Thurs. The 1 Indonesian badminton team suffered their third defeat In their China tour here last night. The tourists were beaten 4-1 by a Chinese Youth team. New China news agency reported. Scores were (Chinese names flrst>: Men's singles Hou Chla-chang lost to
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      Aidid: Hopes for sepak raga
      75 21 PENANG. Ttiurs.— The Penang Umno division president, Syed Hassan Aldid. last night predicted that sepak raRa would some da; become an International game. Syed Hassan Aldid. who is president of the Penang Sepak Raga Association, was speaking at a "victory dinner" In Umno Hall to
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      Lock icon Dynamo may visit Aust
      88 21 SYDNEY. Thurs. W. G. Walkley, chairman of the Australian Soccer Federation, said today that Moscow Dynamo, Soviet League championship runners-up. may visit Australia. Mr. Walkley and the secretary of the federation. R. Clark, will visit the Soviet Embassy In Canberra on Monday to discuss the proposed
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      23 21 MOSSELBAY, Thurs.— The Ausllan Rucby Union touring team beat South-Western Districts 16-11 here yesterday after trailing 5-fl at half time— Reut«r.
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      Lock icon MCC asked to study 'more tours9 proposal
      438 21 MCC asked to study 'more tours' proposal A DRASTIC revision of the tour programme of the leading cricketing countries may come about as the result of yesterday's meeting at Lord's here of the Imperial Cricket Conference. The Conference dealt with the question whether It was possible for overseas countries I
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      Lock icon SHACKLETON TAKES FOUR WICKETS FOR 28 RUNS
      221 21 SHACKLETON TAKES FOUR WICKETS FOR 28 RUNS T ONDON, Thurs. England and Hampshire bowler Derek Shackleton produced a remarkable spell of acI curate bowling at Lord's yesterday in the match between the MCC Australian jTour XI and the Rest of England intended to replace the defunct Gentlemen vs Players match.
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      311 21 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS land (5). 1. Trwiry man's friend takes 7. Pops print a guide to eight aarious view (8). crests (8). J. Chancellor carries the point 8. Current year's half gone makes light of It (6). with what result? (8). 9. Worker comes In to clear the 11.
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    Referendum: No mention in the Manila report
    277 22 NOWHERE in the report and recommendations of the Foreign Ministers' meeting in Manila is there reference to a referendum or plebiscite, a Ministry of External Affairs spokesman said tonight. He was commenting on the statement made in Singapore yesterday by the Indonesia Second
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    Juniper weds: A bubbly toast and satay
    192 22 Juniper weds: A bubbly toast and satay From DOUG LACKERSTEEN LONDON. Thurs. A 23-year-old Malayan journalist, Juniper Foo, and 27-year-old stockbroker Richard Jenks. younger son of Sir Richard Jenks and Lady Jenks. were married today in the Church of St. Lawrence Jewry here. The bride Is the eldest daughter of
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    SARAWAK: TWO SHOOTING ACCIDENTS
    127 22 SARAWAK: TWO SHOOTING ACCIDENTS KUCHING. Thurs. There were two shooting accidents yesterday involving the security forces the first since the Emergency began seven months ago. In the Border Scout training camp at Sematan, Lundu, a Dayak Border Scout showed a Dayak friend his gun. The friend accidentally fired the gun
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    PLEBISCITE ISSUE: CONSULA TE REPLIES
    415 22 TIIK Indonesian Consulate-General here loday criticised a statement on Indonesia's objections to Malaysia made yesterday by Prolessor R. Gordon Means, a visiting American political scientist. Dr. Means said the real reasons for Indonesian objections to Malaysia had very little to do with a plebiscite. He
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    172 22 US-Filipino ties: 'New look need' MANILA, Thurs. The Philippines Vice President and Foreign Secretary. Mr. Emmanuel Pelaez. today called for a reassessment of Philippine and United States relations "on the basis of a candid recognition of each other's aims and purposes." Mr. Pelaez was speaking before the Manila Rotary Club.
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    117 22 LONDON. Thurs.— The West Indians after gaining a first innings lead of 120 runs, were 42 without loss at tea in their second innings against Derbyshire at Chesterileld today. Derbyshire showed little resistance against the touring team's attack and. from 91 lor three, slumped to 112
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    Drama of youth who died in borrowed -trousers
    249 22 Drama of youth who died in borrowed -trousers- KLANG, Thurs. A hasty cnange of clothes between two youths sparked off a tragic drama here yesterday when one of them was killed in a road accident. Klang police seeking identification found the identity card of Mohammed bin Rawi. 20, in the
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    275 22 THE Syrian Premier. Mr. Saleh ed din Bitar, said today an attempted coup had been "completely crushed" and all the culprits' arrested, according to the Egyptian Middle East news atrency. E;i flier reports from the Syrian capital spoke of fighting m the centre of
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    76 22 Armed 'pirates 9 held lAKARTA. Thurs. The official news agency Ant.ir.i said today that an unspecified number of :«rmed "pirates" have been captured in the Khio islands in recent weeks. A navy spokeman. Lt-Col. Ambardy. said they were smuKKlrrs rather than pirates and would stand trial at Tanjong Pinang for
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    317 22 LONDON STOCKS LONDON, Thurs. It was a satisfactory day in the stock markets today and. although giltedgeds were held in check by the dearer money move in America, equities made a good showing and there were numerous good features. The main stimulus was good company news. Tins were quietly firm.
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    RUBBER
    58 22 LONDON, Thurs. Spot 22 l/16d., Aug. 22'-»d., Sept. 22 3/16 d Oct. 22 3/16 d., Oct./ Dec. 22 3/16 d Jan. Mar. 1964 22 3 I6d Apr/June 22 3 16d.. July' Sept. 22 3/16 d.. Oct./ Dec. 22 3, 16d.. Jan. 'Mar. 1965 22 3 16d.. c.li. July unquoted,
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    TIN
    25 22 LONDON, Thurs. Buyers £902 sellers £903. Forward buyers £90l' sellers £902. Settlement £903* Turnover a.m. 65 tons, p.m 16 tons. Tone: Steady but Inactive
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      42 22 ljighest and lowest tempera- tures In Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Wednesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 73 Kota Bharu 90 75 Penang 88 72 Ipoh 91 73 Malacca 88 72 Singapore 84 75
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