The Straits Times, 20 November 1963

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 The Straits Times Nat**" 1 Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    Lock icon Call-up: Stocktaking to begin in week's time
    346 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malayawide registration for national service is expected to begin in a week's time. Tlu- process of registering the (>00,000 men between 21 and 28 years of age affected by yesterday's Royal proclamation will be completed within a month. T h
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    HUNGERLAND
    592 1 Rice only once in 3 days... SOARING PRICES FORCE SOEKARNO TO GIVE NEW ORDERS TO CABINET JAKARTA, Tues. PEOPLE living in the Tjikeusal district of West Java are eating mango seeds because they can no longer afford to buy rice. Reporting this today, the Communist Party paper Harian Rakyat
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    Tanjong Karang hit by —flood —
    126 1 Tanjong Karang hit by —flood TANJONG KARANG. Tues. More than 100 families here were evacuated to higher ground today when the main irrigation canal here gave way this morning and flooded the area to a depth of five feet. There were no casualties. The Drainage and Irrigation Department had the
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    Lock icon Dog kills boy
    32 1 WOODSTOCK (Illinois), Tues.— Pour-year-old James Henderson died here yesterday after his family's 80 lb watchdog dragged him from a car and bit him more than a dozen times. Reuter.
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    Floods in S'pore
    15 1 SINGAPORE. Tues. Heavy rain fell In Singapore today, flooding several low-lying areas.
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    Sopiee: Jakarta broke day-old pledge
    434 1 Sopiee: Jakarta broke day-old pledge SUBANDRIO 'TALKS PEACE WHILE PRACTISING WAR' |£UALA LUMPUR' Tues.— The Director of Information Services. Inche Mohamed Sopiee. today accused the Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio. of "talking peace while practising war" and breaking his day-old pledge to work towards a lessening of tension. Inche Sopiee,
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    $80,000 GRAB
    451 1  -  ABUL FAZIL By FIVE GUNMEN HIJACK BANK CAR ON CASH TRANSFER ROUTE SINGAPORE. Tuesday piVK gunmen hijacked a Bank of Tokyo car about 200 yards from the Beach Road Police Station here this afternoon. In the boot of the car was a portable safe containing $80,000 in notes
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    Lock icon 'Kill Soekarno' plot
    70 1 HONG KONG, T»es. Indonesian authorities discovered a plot to kill President Soekarno and stage a coup the day before the proclamation of Malaysia on Sept. 16, diplomatic sources here said today. But they swooped on the plotters on "the eve of their offensive," and arrested most of
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    Lock icon Sudden drop in sugar
    32 1 LONDON, Tues. The price of sugar dropped suddenly by nearly one-eighth from its post-war record today In London. It fell from £106 to £93 10b. a ton. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Serious clashes now in Iraq towns
    405 1 Serious clashes now in Iraq towns rpfiHERAN, Tues. A Serious clashes have occurred in 'Khaneghein and other Iraqi border towns following yesterday's coup, according, to reports reaching here. Reports from Abadan said martial law had been imposed in Basra, the southern Iraqi oil town. The National Iranian Oil Co. said
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    36 1 SARAWAK ARRESTS RICH ING, Toes. Sarawak police disclosed today 17 Chinese, some from Kuching. were arrested at Bekenu. Fourth Division, No\'. 8 and !> undt-r Preservation Public Security regulations. Four later released, rest detained. UPI.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Iraq in centre of ideological tug-of-war
      233 2 Iraq in centre of ideological tug-of-war Nasser supports Arif and Syria upholds ousted party BAGDAD, Tuesday. JRAQ today became the centre of an ideological tug-of-war between the Socialist Baath Party based in Syria and President Nasser of the United Arab Republic after "figurehead" President Abdul Salam Arif seized total power
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      Lock icon 700 GUERRILLAS GIVE UP
      135 2 SAIGON, Tuesday. \fORE than 700 guerillas who had allied with the itl Viet Cong rebel forces have surrendered to the Vietnamese Government during the last two I days, reliable military sources said yesterday. The sources said the guerilla units of the Hoa Hao Sect. Including two
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      Lock icon Death for thief
      42 2 MOSCOW. Tues.— A thief who: broke through the wall of a shop In Uzbekistan and then set fire to 1 It to cover his tracks has been sentenced to be shot, according to a newspaper report from Tashkent. Reuter.
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      Lock icon New Cuban embassy
      30 2 VIENNA. Tuev— A Cuban tiiplo- I iiiatlc mission arrived In Tirana during the weekend to open a Cuban embassy In the Albanian capital. Tirana Radio reported Heuter.
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      13 2 PARIS, Tues. Prance has recognised the new South Vietnamese Government UPI
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      Lock icon Reunion in Rome
      56 2 WIDOWED Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu, minus her dark glasses, and her eldest daughter. Miss Le Thuy, descend from an airliner for a family reunion in Rome with Madame Nhu's three other children who were flown out two weeks ago from Saigon. Madame Nhu and her daughter flew
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      Lock icon Climbers found dead
      24 2 MARSEILLES. Tues. Mountaineer.'. Julie Yeves. 19. and I Alain Storper. 16. missing since Sunday night, were found dead i yesterday U.P.I.
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      Lock icon Radiation hazards
      23 2 GENEVA. Tuts. Experts from 37 nations .»re attending a four-day seminar here on how to combat radiation hazards In peacetime U.P.I.
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      Lock icon 'Conspiracy' to topple General Park
      180 2 'Conspiracy' to topple General Park OEOUL, Tues. The 0 Democratic Republican Party of retired Gen. Chung Hee Park, the Junta leader and President-elect, today claimed there was an "international c 0 n spiracy" based in Japan to oust the general from power. The official party spokesman. Mr. In Suk Sun.
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      Lock icon — Laos— ceasefire broken
      72 2 Laos ceasefire broken VIENTIANE. Tues.— The ceasefire on the Plain of Jars agreed on Saturday between the neutralists and the pro-C ommunist Pathet Lao was broken by the Pathet Lao when it was only 36 hours old, according to neutralist reports reaching here yesterday. The reports said thr Pathet Lao
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      Lock icon Gen. Collins in S. Vietnam
      46 2 SAIGON. Tues. Gen. Jam** Collins, commander of the United States Army In the Pacific, yestrri day conferred for half an iiour with MaJ.-Oen. Tran Van Don. South Vietii.nns Defence Minister. Gen. Collins arrived iiere yes- terday on a tv.o-ajy 1.-v. Reutar.
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      Lock icon i The only way
      43 2 i MIAMI BEACH. Tues. Prej sident Kennedy last nlgbl I I continued U.S srpport lor the Alliance For Procress aid proijinmtne us the only means of offering Lutin America progress without despotism and soci.il justice without soci;ii terror." Keuter
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      Lock icon Tokyo recognition
      27 2 i TOKYO. Tues. A j-pokeMiian I for the Japanese Forcii?:i said today that it had recognised the np\v government of Honduras as of Nov. 15.—Reuter.
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      Lock icon U.S. aid for Cambodia now 'under study'
      121 2 WASHINGTON, Tues.— The State Department said today that U.S. foreign assistance programmes to Cambodia were "under study." The department spokesman made it clear that the programmes had not been suspended, but were being studied while the department awaited further clarl ncations of recent
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  • U.S.-EURQPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Call me Mister
      40 3 Call me Mister LONDON, Tues—Lord liailsham. British Science Minister, announced last night that he would renounce his peerage tomorrow. Later he was unanimously adopted as Conservative candidate for the St. Marylcbone (London) by-election to be held on Dec. 5. Keuter.
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      The gap narrows
      20 3 LONDON, Tues—Britain's trade gap narrowed In October to £53 million, an Improvement of £7 million over September—UPL
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      Lock icon JAILED: THE WOMAN WHO BETRAYED BROTHER
      113 3 ItERLIN. Tues. A West Berlin court has sentenced 42-year-old Margarete Klosa, mother of two. to nine years' hard labour for betraying hei brother and several hund red Western agents U East German secret po Her The court also confiscated 14,200 marks they said Mrs.
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      Lock icon US plans to cut defence spending
      289 3 US plans to cut defence spending NEW YORK, Tues MR. Robert McNamara, the Secretary of Defence, last night predicted a reduction in U.S. defence spending, currently running at ahnut TI S !ft!S3.700 million. In a speech prepared for delivery before the Economic Club of New York and cleared by the
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      Lock icon Censured by UN
      94 3 Mr. Louw Is considered one 'of the most ardent defenders before the world of South Africa's apartheid policy. In October, 1961, he was censured by the United Nations General Assembly for views he expressed in a speech before that body. In his speech he pointed out abuses
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      Lock icon Saigon's new paper
      26 3 SAIGON, Tues— A new Eng-lish-language newspaper, the Sai- gon Chronicle, has been authorised I and Its first issue will appear on Thursday— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Escape bid fails
      55 3 A CONVICTED kidnapper, Robert Robbins, of San Antonio, Texas, is lowered from a 40 ft. wall at the Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary after he was shot in the leg while attempting to escape. Another prisoner, Quitnnan Strickland, of Jacksonville, also made it to the top of the wall,
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      LOUW (CHAMPION OF APARTHEID) TO GO
      114 3 PRETORIA, Tuesday. Tif R. Eric Louw, South Africa's Foreign Affairs Minister, last night announced his intention to resign from the Cabinet. Mr Louw, 72. became Foreign Affairs Minister In 1955 In the government of the late Mr. Johannes Strijdom. He continued to hold that
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      Lock icon Promise of the Space Age
      64 3 TAMPA (Florida), Tues—President Kennedy said yesterday that one day people would be able to fly "routinely" through space at 25 times the speed of sound— which. In space, would mean more than 15.000 m.ph. He was speaking at a ceremony here marking the 50th anniversary
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      Lock icon Edinburgh evening papers merge
      195 3 Edinburgh evening papers merge piDINBURGH, Tues. Edinburgh's two rival evening newspapers, the News and the Dispatch, appeared separately for the last time yesterday. From today they will be merged as the Edinburgh Evening News and Dispatch. A statement Issued by Thomson Newspapers, headed by Mr. Roy Thomson, Canadian -born Press
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      Lock icon The dog lover
      56 3 IX3NDON, Tues.— A policeman visiting a house In Swlndon found 57 stray dogs In the kitchen, sitting room and living room. William Morrison Petrie. the occupant, was fined five shilling* on each of 45 cases of keeping a dog without a licence. The others, under six months
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    CLAIM FOR TONTINE MONEY FAILS IN COURT
    104 4 CLAIM FOR TONTINE MONEY FAILS IN COURT CINOAPORE. Tues. A housewife, Mrs. Christina Fleury today f ftiled in her action in the High Court agairst another woman. Mrs. Huan.; Shu Huay, claiming $2,000 a.s being balance of tontine money due to her. Mr. Justice Kulasekaram. before whom the action was
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    Rolling pipe kills 2 girls: Open verdict
    91 4 SINOAPORE, Tues. A coroner's Inquiry Into the death of two Chinese schoolgirls who were crushed by a roiling seven-ton 10--foot long pipe ended today with an open verdict. The two children were Teo Ec Tan and Lee Hong Vein. both 10 years old.
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    Rotary talk
    45 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Dr. Yeoh Seang Aim, chest physician at the Tan Tock. Seng Hospital, will give a talk on "Trends ln management of pulmonary tuberculosis" at the luncheon meeting of Rotary Club of Singapore West on Thursday at 1 p.m. at Prince's Restaurant.
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    Hindu festival
    33 4 SINOAPORE. Tues. Hindu employees of the Medical Department will celebrate the 'Karthlgai Sathurthi" festival at the Srt Senpaga Vlnayagar Temple. Ceylon Road, tomorrow with a variety programme. beginning at 4.30 p.m.
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    Cholera: 28 jabs centres open
    354 4 Cholera: 28 jabs centres open SINGAPORE, Tuesday. J4IK Government today decided to open 28 anti-cholera inoculation centres as a routine measure for the protection of the public. This follows another case of confirmed cholera in the past 24 hours, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to five. A Ministry
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    PRISON FOR LIVING ON IMMORAL EARNINGS
    252 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.—Taxidriver Lim Hung Tong, 39, was today sentenced to six months jail for living in part on the immoral earnings of his wife between Octobr 1958 and April 24 this year in Desker Road. The wife. Chan Kum Yoke, had earlier testified that
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    Cash for fire victims
    56 4 SINGAPORE, Tue6.— The Social Welfare Department will make a cash relief payment of $30 to each victim of the Boon Tat Street fire on Thursday, from 10 am. at the Social Welfare Department. This payment is from donations received by the General Fire Relief Fund of
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    Church opening
    23 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.— The ntfw St. Matthew's Church ln Neil Road will be opened on Sunday with a service at 11 a.m.
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    Mr. ONG HEARS TEACHING GROUSES
    298 4 Mr. ONG HEARS TEACHING GROUSES SINGAPORE, Tues. The president of the Singapore Teachers Union, Mr. Abdul Ka- rim bin Babu, has urged the Government to recruit more professional administrators to the Education Ministry in view of the great expansion in education in the State. Mr. Abdul Karim who was speaking
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    Learn-to-swim campaign for children
    116 4 SINGAPORE, Tues— The Chinese V.M.C.A. will a launch a "Learn to Swim" campaign at the Van Kit Swimming Pool ln TanJong Pagar Road from Dec. 9 to 19 for children between the ages of 10 and 15. Instructions will be given daily from 8 a.m. to
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    GOVERNMENT TO SELL 50 BERKSHIRE BOARS
    168 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Department of Primary Production will sell about 50 pure-bred Berkshire boars on Saturday at 7 p.m. at the new Jurong Veterinary Centre at Tuas, 18 m.s. Jurong Road, in conjunction with the official opening of the centre. The sale of these
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      168 4 rpHE following If today 1 schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya L«rb«r airport Singapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: From London, Rome. Damascus, Baghdad. Karachi, Calcutta. Rangoon (BA 720) 6.05 p.m. Japan Air Uhm Prom Tokyo, Hong Kong. Bangkok (JL 713) 6.30 p.m. Air India: From Sydney. Perth <AI 1(D 3.55
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    THAT'S A BLATANT LIE, SAYS UNION
    224 5 THAT'S A BLATANT LIE, SAYS UNION SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Commercial House and Factory Employees' Union today described as a "blatant lie" the charge by the rival Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union that it had ex-i pc 1 1 c d employees of Gian Singh and Co. from the union.
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    Changi victory dinner
    34 5 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The constituents of Changi districts will *lye a dinner In honour of the •lection victory of People's Action Party at the Changi community centre on Thursday at 7.30 pjn.
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    Actor tells of a 'kill my father for $300' offer
    540 5 COURT TOLD: SON FANCIED A CAR AND A VILLAGE GIRL NIBONG TEBAL. Turn actor, Ariffin bin Mohamed Zain, told the Nibong Tebal Sessions Court yesterday that a former classmate approached him early this year and offered him $300 to murder
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    MTUC TO DISCUSS DAVID'S ATTACK
    204 5 KUA^A LUMPUR, Tuesday. rpHE scathing attack by Mr. V. David on the leader- ship cf the Malayan Trades Union Congress will be discussed at the next weekend meeting of the MTUC general council. Speaking at the opening of the Penang and Province Wellesley branch of
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    Traders give support 'in principle'
    97 5 I TELUK ANSON. Tueß. Ux»\ traders gave their support in principle for a light industrial estate to be set up. at a meeting yesterday with the chairman of the Town Council. Inche Abdul Razak bin Hitam. Inche Abdul Razak explained that the scheme covers both
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    A Goethe concert
    27 5 KUALA LDMPUR. Tuea —The Goethe Institute will present a concert by the "Duo HeniusBilling" tomorrow at the Dewan Sahasa dan Pustaka at 830 p.m.
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    Robbed of $64 by youths
    60 5 IPOH. Tues. A labourer, 8. Aiulnasalam. 56. told the police that he waa robbed of $64 by two youths In Kldd Road here last night. 1 He said that he was coming out from the Sungei Part toddy shop when a youth stopped him another
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    Our beys and love and money in Australia—
    249 5 Our beys and love and money in Australia— IfUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Love and money are the main problems of more than 1,000 Malaysian students in Western Australia, according to Mrs. Mary Hodgnin who, as student liaison officer in Perth, is "mother" to the students. The boys fall In love easily
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    Visiting US girls meet Suitanah
    79 5 ALOR STAR. Tues. The Suitanah of Kedah yesteruay gave a half -hour audience to two visiting American girls. Miss Vera Dean. 21. and Miss Caroline Lynn Hodge. 20. at the Istana Anak Bukit. The two girls are on a six months' tour of Malaya under
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    758 men teachers
    45 5 SINOAPORE. Tups. The Minister for Education. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, will present prizes and certificates to 758 teachers, who have passed the Teachers' Training College professional part II examinations, at a graduation day ceremony tomorrow at the Victoria Theatre at 3 p.m.
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    Jailed for manslaughter
    230 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Turn A TAXI driver, Low Kiam Eng. 27, of Peel Road, who killed a taxi tout In a fight, was sentenced to a years Jail today by the High Court for manslaughter The tout, Abdul Rahman bin Hatnid died of knife wounds after a struggle
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    No holiday on Jan. 1 in S'pore next year
    217 6 OINGAPORE, Tues. January 1 will be a working day in Singapore from next year. The number of public holidays here are to be cut from 18 to 15. A spokesman for the Min-i-try of Home Affairs and Social Welfare explained today
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    TRIPLE PAY STUDY PROBE
    152 6 gINGAPORE, Tues. The National Trade Union Congress has set up a special committee to study the question of demanding arrears, of overtime wages cal culatcd at the rate of three times the normal salary. The committee, headed by Mr. C. V. Devan Nair, secretary-general of the
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    70 union members take strike ballot
    139 6 IPOH, Tuesday A STRIKE ballot was taken by 70 members of the National Union of Cold Storage Employees, Perak branch, at a meeting here yesterday. The meeting also decided to seek a full mandate from the union's 1.000 members In Malaya for an industrial
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    Bad eggs hurled at PMIP speakers
    98 6 Bad eggs hurled at PMIP speakers KOTa BHARU, Tues. Rotten eggs were hurled at Pan-Malayan Islamic Party speakers at their rally in Kampong Chabang Empat, Tumpat, 17 miles from here, last nijht. The first eggs were thrown at the platform when the chairman of the PMIP Youth Kelantan branch, Ir.che
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    Flood probe team to submit soon -its report
    116 6 Flood probe team to submit soon -its report- KUALA LUMPUR, Toes. The commission of inquiry into the Oct. 9 Cberas flood, which caused the loss of more than a dozen lives and millions of dollars' worth of damage to property, will submit its report soon to the Mentri Besar of
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    Equal pay for women inevitable, says this visitor
    356 6 By K. BASKARAN: KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday J^ LEADER of an international women's organisation said today that it was "terribly important" that women be given equal pay. "You can't treat women as second class citizens," said Mrs. Mary Neel, treasurer of the Women's
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    HIS 30TH CONVICTION AND HE IS OFF TO JAIL AGAIN
    175 6 1P0H, Tues. Mohamed bin Shariff, 33, unemployed, today went to jail for his 30th conviction since 1952. He pleaded giiilty In a magistrates court for dishonestly retaining stolen property and was jailed for two years, to be followed by one
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    Donations for Cheras flood victims
    77 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A further 1182.60 was received by the Straits Times here today for trie Cheras flood victims, brtngine its total to (46.149.72. Top donation today $82.50 came from the staff of E&so Central Malaya District, San Peng Road. Kuala Lumpur. Other donations came
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    Dog owners in Kuantan warned
    76 6 KUANTAN. Tues.— All dog-own-ers in the State were today warned to get their dogs Inoculated against rabies or face prosecution. The acting Deputy Veterinary Officer. Pahang, Mr. S. Duralsamy, said that more than 600 dot?s had been Inoculated In the State, but the response from
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    Merchant on smuggling cloth charge
    69 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. A Singapore merchant. Lee Ah Hock, pleaded not guilty in court today to a charge of smuggling 55 bundles containing 5,600 yards of textiles into Johore at Kuala Jeram Batu in Oelang Patali. He was arrested yesterday in a sampan with the
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    70 STUDENTS GOING ON STUDY TOUR TO BANGKOK
    89 6 70 STUDENTS GOING ON STUDY TOUR TO BANGKOK SINGAPORE, Tues. About 70 students from 20 different secondary schools in Singapore are to go on a two-week educational tour of Bangkok during their December holidays. The group will leave on Dec. 8 by bus for Kuala Lumpur, and from there to
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    DTC GRADS' UNION DENIES PINCHING NUT MEMBERS
    266 6 DTC GRADS' UNION DENIES PINCHING NUT MEMBERS pENANG, Tues. The] 1 Penang branch of the Day Training College Trained Teachers' Union today denied that it had been spreading "malicious rumours" against the National Union of Teachers to increase its own membership. The union secretary, Mr. S. Ramasamy. described as "entirely
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    TEACHER TOH REJOINS MCA
    259 7 TEACHER TOH REJOINS MCA 'Only Alliance can lead nation to greater peace, harmony 1 IPOH, Tues.— The AllL iance has gained an additional seat in the 40-rnember Perak State Legislative Assembly in which it previously had 30 representatives. Wlien the budget meeting begins later this month Mr. Ton Seang Eng.
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    Lock icon 49 Indonesians enter Sabah illegally
    64 7 JESSELTON. Tues. Fortynine Indonesians have appeared in a magistrate's court in Tawau on charges of illegal entry into the country. All were convicted and sentenced to Jail, terms ranging from one week to three months. The prosecution said the accused landed on the east coast
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    U.S. envoy puts the record straight
    109 7 U.S. envoy puts the record straight KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The United States Ambassador, Mr. Charles F. Baldwin, said today that he had not made a statement on U.S. aid to Indonesia as It appeared in the Straits Times today. He said: "The last nine paragraphs of the story accurately reported
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    Chin Kee Onn for Australia
    46 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mr. Chin Kee Onn. ol the Information Services here, left for Australia this morning to take up his new post as Information Attache at the Malaysian High Commission in Canberra. He was accompanied by his wife and children.
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    Mr. ODA FLIES HOME
    367 7 Mr. ODA FLIES HOME All three Maphilindo countries want peace, not a shooting war KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. Japanese Deputy Vice-Foreign Minister, Mr. Takeo Oda who came here two days ago to brief Tengku Abdul Rahman on his government's efforts to solve the present South-East Asian crisis, flew home today convinced
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    American sympathy for Malaysia
    182 7 American sympathy for Malaysia I/-UALA LUMPUR, Tues. Sarawak's Deputy Chief Minister, Mr. James Wong, who attended the United Nations General Assembly and later toured the United States, said today that he found U.S. Government officials "sympathetic towards Malaysia but they remain non-committal." "That seems to be the official line." he
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    Scooters stolen
    31 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. A motor car and two scooters were reported stolen yesterday- The car was taken away from Lavender Street, and the scooters from MacPherson Road and Knmpong Kapor
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    Application absurd, says court
    310 7 lifALACCA, Tues.— The IT1 President of the Sessions Court, Mr. Ajaib Singh, today told the prosecution not to make "absurd" lastminute applications for postponement of cases. He made this criticism when the offlcer-in-charge of criminal investigations. De1 puty Supt. Yap Thien Chin, applied for a postponement
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    Anti-rabies in PD
    20 7 PORT DICICJON. Tues. An inoculation camoaign against rabies will be carried out here v from Nov. 25.
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    The music pirates cash in on the popular —songs—
    203 7 The music pirates cash in on the popular songs OINGAPORE, Tues. *3 "Pirates'" operating "outside Singapore and Malaya" are known to be copying some of the most popular American and British songs issued by well-known record companies. What is worrying the manufacturers and distributors is that these pirated records are
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    Anti-rabies in Penang
    17 7 PENANO. Tues. Mass antirabies inoculation of dogs has started in Penang and Province Weilesley.
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    DUTTON WAS A BORN LEADER OF MEN: JAMES
    673 8 Second day of the BSSSwEaEEfiI trial SINGAPORE, Tues ,]y|R. Daniel Stanley Dutton, superintendent of the Pulau Senang penal settlement who was killed in the riots, was today described in the Assizes as "a natural or born leader of men, an accomplished engineer
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    Disaster Fund to be kept -going
    95 8 - ITUALA LUMPIR. Tups The Civil Disaster Fund .started two days after (he Cheras flood disaster 'till remain as a permanent fund for which donations will always be welcome. The Federal Capital Commissioner. Maii Ismail bin Panjang Ari.s. said this today. He said that in
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    Death railway men form branch in N.S.
    50 8 SEREMBAN. Tues. A branch of the Association of Ex-Membrn of the Siam-Burma Death Railway Forced Labour has been formed here. It will operate for 'he benefit of members in Neaxi Sembilan. Selangor and Malacca. The headquarters of the association is in Kota Bharu.
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    Dr. Lim: Land for pioneer industries should get assessment free period
    285 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues 'THE Minister of ComA merce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, said today that the local authorities in consultation with the Central Government should offer an assessment free period for land for pioneer industries. This, he
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      209 8 Alley Oap By I Mtamiin SLW^^hL^" 6^/^" -.VrMBK IV- 1 VCTS RIGHT, PRINCESS, II PEOPLE HAD TLIVE IN ir\ I yCUI W STUBS, SIR WBA-OMY.,\\AJk6BOKM/\ i|||l k|C^ AW EVEKVOWE l v CAVES T*Be SAFE FROM I /t) CHARLEY, t&n THE UKEt SWP, MHJJONS i MIUJONSr UVEP IN CAVES-/^ NO _T\
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    1683 9  - Page from a Cabinet Minister's diary LEN DEIGHTON DAY SEVEN OF THE SPY STORY THAT'S ENTIRELY DIFFERENT ii^i^^^^^^tiT DEEP DOWN INTO THE BASEMENT I WCNT INTO WHAT IS PERHAPS THE MOST SECRET PLACE IN THE WORLD I LOOKED at the word "Venev" in the diary that Butcher held and said:
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    DEATH
    31 10 M »«ri. Sit (Mlmimmm) CABLE RECEIVED FROM India hj Kdwardi rr^arrtinic ih» drmlM >f hli fatbrr JD Kdwarda formerly i ■niinc ii *i Buffnlo Kuad. Sinitaporc (iont but not foricotttn'
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    162 10 HorWt S;« (Vimmmmi rAMiLV OF TNE laic Mr. Koh Slow ..iik all lor thnr wrratha. -roll*, rontrlliution und attendance 'hi ir twrravrmrnt MR. A MRS. John A. Then and Mr. n. haid l.im Ke Yurn thank ;iil ln«nd- ind rrlatm-s for their Kood laoos, viiluablr gifts and attrnd^nc* IIM
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    273 10 M Wordt Sit (minimum) HE YOUNG, be vital Takr Aplaerum. I.. Minor maliilised solution of THE CHRISTMAS FAIR Saturday SOCa November at tbe Victoria Memorial Hull 10 a.m. s pro. OON'T SAY "MILK" Say* Bear in ful sienllaed Milk the guaranteed, pur* ftaaa milk from Switzerland. GOOD AIR MAKES
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      The Reds In Jakarta
      633 10 Back in Jakarta from his Bangkok meeting with the ForI cign Ministers of Thailand and I the Philippines, Dr. Subandrio I has assured his countrymen that confrontation continues. So much for the Bangkok I communique's proud promise ;of "all possible efforts" not to exacerbate a tense
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      The Call-Up
      418 10 Since the Government gave notice last month of its intention to register youths for national service, nothing has happened to diminish the need to strengthen Malaysia's defences. The Philippines Gov- eminent has made some (as yet inadequate) gestures of i conciliation, but Indonesia is as truculent and threatening
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      Rubber Salesmen
      154 10 The decision of the Malayan Rubber Fund Board to station more technical service officers in the United States is a welcome result of last month's conference of the Board's field staff. America is far the largest rubber consumer (natural or synthetic), and American companies wholly or partly own
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    Generals go all out to win a war
    1382 10 Generals go all out to win a war AS THE DUST SETTLES IN SAIGON...POLITICS IS GIVEN SECOND PLACE TO THE BIG TASK AT HAND T^TOW that the |^W dust has settled aftew the coup which overthrew President Diem's regime in South Vietnam it is clear that Gen. Duong Van Minh
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      295 10 mHE letters regarding 1 Goldwater In the Straits Times of November 16 need answering, particularly as you are charged with printing a "factually Inaccurate" article I turned back to the article printed by you on November 11 and condemned by the two writers on the 16. Instead
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      55 10 THE OCPD, Krian, is to be -I congratulated on his plans for compulsory tracks for cyclists and pedestrians along the 20 miles 0/ trunk roaal in his district. But could he not also do something about the nine out of ten cyclists who carry no lights in
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      221 10 I AST Saturday I had the unfortunate experience of going through floodwaters outside the University of Singapore in Bukit Timah Road. My car was going steadily through the foot-deep water in first gear when a group of "tolak-kreta" boys out of spite that my car did not stall
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      115 10 ¥N answer to your corres--1 pondent "Disappointed" (ST. Nov. 9) who alleged that publicity was lacking on the issue of a special stamp on October 26 commemorating the installation of the Sultan of Perak. I would like to point out that the usual media of the press and
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      SNAIL'S PACE PROJECT
      65 10 SNAIL'S PACE PROJECT CINCE the idea of 0 a Penanc University College was mooted many months ago, the pace in bringing it to fruition has been most disappointing. Except for some occasional queries in the Penang State Assembly, nothing has been done. There can be no question as to with
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    UNIONS FIRST STEP TO END RIFT
    261 11 |{UALA LUMPUR, Tues. —The Malayan Trades Union Congress and the Singapore National T.U.C. have decided not to issue Press statements criticising each other as a first step towards bridging their differences. This was stated here today by Mr. A. B. Gomez, general secretary of
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    It's a mock riot
    123 11 POLICE AND TROOPS IN SINGAPORE SECURITY EXERCISE SINGAPORE, Tues. Police and troops swung into action in parts of the western sector of Singapore this morning for "Trip-up One" code name for a combined security exercise. Policemen took part in mock riots, which were brought under control
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    Union threat of one-day strike at Islay Kerr
    258 11 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. Islay Kerr Local Employees' Union has threatened to call out its members on a oneday protest strike against the company's "dictatorial and paternalistic policy" governing the promotion of local staff. The union's general secretary, Mr. Lim Fook Hoi, today disclosed
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    Informal talks with 150 contractors
    86 11 IPOH. Tues. The secretary to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Hajl Yusof. today met about 150 Malay contractors from Perak for an Informal discussion. He told them that the Government had taken steps to provide both financial and technical assistance
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    MALACCA'S LOANS FOR LAND PLAN
    111 11 \jALACCA, Tues.— The A l State Government here will set aside $2 million for loans to people wanting to purchase land for cultivation and housing next year. This was announced here today by the Malacca Chief Minister, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba while speaking to
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    Councillors toast to i people-with water
    73 11 Councillors toast to i people -with water IifALACCA, Tues. iTI Eight Socialist Front Malacca municipal councillors tonight toasted the health of the people of the town by drinking a glass of water each. Before the toast was drunk, the president of the Malacca Muncipal Council, Inche Hasnul bin Abdul Hadi.
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    All they need
    67 11 Speaking at the council's monthly meeting tonight, Inche Hasnul said that since two weeks ago when the council solved the water problem, councillors were asked whether tap water was nt for human consumption. iHe said the Socialist Front was proud to announcp that there was no more
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    Riddle of two bodies in river
    98 11 Riddle of two bodies in river KUALA LUMPUR Tues. Police are still trying to identify two bodies found in Klang River during the weekend. In the first case, the body of a Chinese man clad only in pyjamas and aged about 2o years, was recovered in the river near the
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    'Macbeth in camera'
    30 11 IPOH. Tues. Tlm j ir.ik An* Council is sponsoring the British Council presentation oi "Macbeth in camera" at the St. John's Church hall here tomorrow at 8
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    Police warn: Watch it if you are a brandy —drinker—
    216 11 Police warn: Watch it if you are a brandy —drinker— KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Police today warned brandy drinkers to be on the lookout for imitation brands that might be served to them. The warning follows the seizure of 25 bottles of locaiiy brewed alcohol labelled "Dance Brandy" in a raid
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    Day's jail, fine for stealing
    64 11 PENANG, Tues. A labourer. Chin Jit Yew, 31, whom a policeman caught red handed with some stolen goods, was today sentenced to one day's jail and $200 fine. Chin pleaded RUiity to breaking into a fruit stall at the Junction of Penang and Macalister Roads
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    Had raw opium: Two charged
    46 11 KUANTAN. Tues. A pork.selkr. Ang Plow Seng. 52, and his wife Tay Swee Lan, 42. were today charged in the Sessions Court here with possession of 13 Jib of raw opium worth (2.000 Both pleaded not guilty and were allowed bail.
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    DANISH CROWN PRINCESS IS COMING
    174 11 DANISH CROWN PRINCESS IS COMING If U ALA LUMPUR. Tues. Crown Princess Margrethe, the 23-year-old heir to the Danish throne, will pay a four-day unofficial visit to Malaysia Defining Nov. 28. A statement from the Ministry of External Affairs today said the visit Is at the Invitation of the Prime
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    Police detain seven
    32 11 Police detain seven BINGAPORE, Tues. Police detained four men under the Societies Ordinance and another three under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance yesterday. Police also screened 224 people on anti-secret rounds
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    Welfare exhibition
    42 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Ton Puan Noor Aishah, wife of the Yang dl-Pertuan Negara. Tun Yusof bin Ishak. will open an exhibition and sale of work organised by the Social WeUore Deportment at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Saturday at 10 a.m.
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    A 'bright future' . for natural rubber
    235 12 A 'bright future' for natural rubber SINGAPORE. Tuesday. THE chairman of the French Rubber Traders Association, Mr. Maurice Alcan, todaj predicted a "bright future" for the Malaysiar rubber industry in spite of growing competitior from synthetic. Mr. Alcan, who is also the president of the French rubber firm, S.AJU.C. Alcan
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    Rhio men jailed
    38 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. —A Rhio Islander. Yem bin Idrus, 66, and his son, Katan bin Yem. 19, today pleaded guilty here to a charge of illegal entry and were sentenced to three months' jail each
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    AIR HOSTESS LOST $1,225 JEWELLERY
    67 12 SINGAPORE. Tues. A: Malayan Airways hostess. Miss Dorothy Christine Wilson, lost jewellery worth more than $1,225 when her flat in Macpherson Road was burgled yesterday. She returned home at 4 p.m. to find the flat door ajar, and the flat ransacked. She had left home
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    Woman, 65, waylaid
    27 12 PENANO. Tue.s. A youth waylaid Madam Pang Ah Jin. 65--in a lane off Hargreaves Circus yesterday and relieved her of a $100 gold necklace.
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    Textiles theft
    23 12 SINGAPORE. Tues. Police are Investigating the theft of 20 bales of textiles valued at $15,000 from a godown in Alkaff Quay-
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    Sick dogs and owners who won't —pay—
    236 12 Sick dogs and owners who won't pay DENANG, Tues. Dog owners invariably send their sick pets to the R.S.P.C.A. when it is too late, the secretary of the society, Mrs. Nancy Clayton, said today. Mrs. Clayton was commenting on a letter in yesterday's Straits Times complaining that dogs sent to
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    Body found on the beach
    55 12 JOHORb DA.HRU. Tues. The body of a nan about 60 years old. dressed in white shirt and dark brown trousers was found on the beach in front of Jalan Tai Heng today. Anyone knowing the identity of the man should get in touch with the
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    BABY' DOCTOR'S FUNERAL: KING SENDS CABLE
    98 12 PENANO. Tues.— Hundreds i of the babies now grown up he delivered during the past 40 years were present with their mothers at the funeral today of Dr. Lee Ken* Soon, former obstetrician and gynaecologist in charge of the Penang Maternity Hospital, who died
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    STORE FANS MOB TEENAGE STAR FUNG FUNG
    80 12 SINGAPORE. Tues. The "Shirley Temple" of Chinese fllms, Hsiao Fung Fung, 16. who is here to make stage appearances, was mobbed by hundreds of autograph hunting fans at the airport yesterday. Winner of the "Best Child Actress" award at the Asian Film Festival
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    Theft bid in park fails
    76 12 IPOH, Tues.. A man, posing as a detective made an unsuccessful attempt to snatch a handbag from a girl at the Perak Turf Club ground here last night. He approached a couple who were sitting on a bench and told them to follow him to
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    Minister hearS of 'protection' racket
    172 12 Minister hearS of 'protection' racket pENANO, Tues. tt» Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Inche Mohamed Khir Joharl. has expressed concerned over allegations that trawler fishermen have paid certain Govern ment officials "protection money" to operate their trawlers. Mr. Geh Chong Keat. a Penang Alliance M.P., told the Minister of these
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    A 'habitual thief
    75 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A labourer, described by the prosecution as a "habitual housebreaker and thief." was sentenced to two years' Jail, to be followed by a year's police supervision, by a magistrate here to "make him realise that crime does not pay-" S. Athlmulam. 30, was charged
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    New headmistress
    23 12 KLANG. Tues.— Miss Ruth Supplah of Kuala Lumpur has been posted here as headmistress of the Simpang Tujoh English Primary School.
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      238 13 Nikita the unrequited lover: Mao ANOTHER PAGE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS DEKING, Tues. The 1 Chinese Communist Party, in its strongest personal attack yet on Mr. Khrushchev, compared him to an "unrequited lover" in his dealings with the West. It said all Communists must "reject and oppose Khrushchev's erroneous line" in
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      25 13 HONO KONG. Tues. Canada has granted a $35 million loan to India to set up an atomic power reactor In Rajasthan. Reuter.
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      312 13 US plans a close look at Mars WASHINGTON. Tues THE United States plans to launch a spacecraft to try to televise Mars in 12 months' time and will attempt to land instruments on the planet in 1967. The timetable was disclosed In an address by New Zealand-born Dr. William Pickering,
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      120 13 Now hubby can ask: May I have a mink? ONDON. Tues.—Hus- bands who dread hearing the question "Could I have a mink coat for Christmas, darling?" will soon be able to coun-ter-attack by asking their wives first. For the latest arrival on the London fashion scene is mink for men.
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      62 13 WASHINGTON. Tues. Rep. Carl Vinson (Democrat-Georgta). one of the most powerful and colourful figures in Congress, announced yesterday he would not run for re-election. He said 25 terms In the House are enough. In retiring at the end of next year "Uncle Carl" Vinson will
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      148 13 T ONDON. Tues. —Sir MJ Alec Douglas-Home's Conservative Government scored its first victory in the House of Commons last night, defeating a Labour Opposition censure motion on housing by 314 votes to 243 a majority of 97. Labour contended that the Government bad no plans
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      63 13 BUENOS AIRES. Tues.— VlcePresident Carlos Perette of Argentina yesterday called off his official tour of the Western hemisphere during which be was to have vls'ted President Kennedy. Political observers here commented that the Vice-President probably considered a meeting with Mr. Kennedy would be untimely
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      280 13 Two women tell or a night of terror in a Russian hotel A daughter of a Russian royal family and a London authoress told last week of their night of terror in the Russian city of Tiflis, when they were drugged, and photographed by security men in their hotel beds.
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      141 13 Professor's ordeal— by mother NEW HAVEN. Tues pROFESSOR Frede- rick C. Barghoorn was arrested as he was leaving his hotel in Moscow and taken to Lubianka jail in handcuffs, his mother disclosed last night. The professor, who returned home here on Sunday after his release, has so far been silent
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    185 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) November 19 Three montha INDUSTRIALS Duntopa XO eta. WcAllster 14 ta. E. Smelters M eta Robinson 11 cv. Eaao 21 cv. C. Storage 4»d. Ked Dlap. 13 eta. ltotftraans 13 eta. F. it N. IS cv. Seiangor Prop. 8 eta. Oainmona t« cts. S. Land 6
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    Bukit Katil
    9 16 Bakit Kattl produced 58.190 Ib. in October.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    123 16 MELBOURNE. Tuesday. Imm> l XI \ls maintained tbe firmer basis established over the past few days. Leaders generally continued to Improve. Oils and base metaUa were very steady with the Associated Australian (Ml droop again active. Loams were steady. C.R.A. 22/6B (22/98) Mount lsa 34/11 (84/10) N. Broken
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    QUIET DAY ON EXCHANGE: W.JACKS RECORD SALES
    581 16 From Our Market Correspondent rwas a quieter day on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and much of the buoyancy observable on Monday seemed to have died down. Prices remained steady and there was no selling pressure despite the fact that Indonesia seems to
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    STOCKS INDICES
    21 16 Malayan Stock Indices Not. 18 Not. 19 Industrials: 119.03 119.41 Tins: 113.84 114.59 rubbers: 108.84 108.84 Dee. 29. 1962=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    817 16 po.MBINED business In the Slngapore and Kuala. Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS! Central Prop. (1.31 SL (1.000) (1.31, (1,000) (1.32: City Da*. (2,000) 53i eta D: (62.000) 534 eta, (167.000) 53 eta: Cold
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    CLOSING PRICES
    28 16 November 19. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 693 cents (down one -eighth of a cent). TIN: 5488.25 (up BJLftft) Estimated unofficial offer in)? 2"0 tons (up 10 tons).
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    254 16 CMIM ly*n« aleniside the Singapore wnarves tedsy sre: Van Noort 23/24, Tamaasa Maru 27/28, Beikal Maru 45. Selangrr N.W. 3, Fernhlll 18, Java Mall 10/11, Diomed 1/2, Bentoyal 6/7. Hamburg 42/43, Bennevls 46. Benavon 4/5. Marian Bucrek 19. President Harrison 35/36, Frederick Clover 21/22. Auby N.W. 1,
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    Straits tin gains $1.8½: Rubber mart stagnates
    431 16 STRAITS tin In Penang yesterday advanced by $1.87 J to $488.25 the second highest price this year. The highest price was $490.12} on November 1. Yesterday's offering was estimated up 10 tons to 270 tons. In London on Monday tin was steady throughout
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      765 16 TC i ROUND VOYAGE TO JAPAN S.S. "CHITRAL" Deports: Penang 11th December 1963 Singapore 14th December 1963 For Hong Kong 1 8th/20th December, Japan 24th/28th December, Hong Kong ljt/3rd January Returns: Singapore 7th January 1964 Penong IOHt January 1964 Fares From: Penang from $1,089.00 Singapore from $1,046.00 FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION
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      103 16 Far: mm. fart -SaM Metres*. AantarSaai. ttaaaarf sea Myaoa. S'pofo *> S'haaj *WaM| -Mareali Hewitts 2/ i Bat I fss CaaarViits.it Ci SHARP t CO.. (M) in. '••> «•>""""■ r-ttmmt. rtasatfiso Nn sistiek Huasec Maatkaaf. lisas ass CSiaj i Nrto S'DOX StBMB "«n»«, "Haeir la fart ■•ter.fui Sikarski" 4/ Dtc
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      853 16 RUBBER PRICES DCCIMBER first grade rubber Buyers f.e.b. Biased at S p.m. m Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 681 csnta per Ib. down one-eighth of a cent on Monday .1 closlnii level for tbe poeltlon. The tone u»a idle. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. cletinc pricea •n eente per ib. yeiterday:
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      532 17 TENDERS JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK. Tender* for the Construction of a Reinforced Concrete Bridge over Sungei Garok at the Sungel Bayor Lubok Buaya Rural Road at Selama ln the Krtan District, vill be received at the office of the Jurutera Negeri. Perak. Ipoh up to 3.00 Pm. on 28th November.
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      DISCIPLINARY MOVE AGAINST WEI LON
      329 18  -  LIM KEE CHAN BADMINTON SHOCK By gINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Badminton Association will take disciplinary action against Singapore champion Lim Wei Lon for failing to attend state training sessions. The SBA will ask the Badminton Association of Malaysia to strike out Wei Lon's name from
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      AAU action ruffles the -new states SPORTFRONT
      819 18  - AAU action ruffles the -new states SPORTFRONT NORMAN SIEBEL E3 REELINGS among the L track and field fraternity of Singapore. Sabah and Sarawak have been ruffled, as might have been expected, by the Malaysia Amateur Athletic Union's decision last week to turn Malaysian with no preliminary notice or reference to
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      Malaysia XI collapse
      109 18 UONG KONO. Tues. A de- flant stand of 39 runs by Chri.st:e Shepherdson (31) and M. Sidek (12) failed to save the visiting Malaysian cricket team from collapse on the first day of their ma; .n against a Hong Kong Island XI here today. Malaysia were all
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      Malaysia bid for 3rd Asian tourney
      181 18 Malaysia bid for 3rd Asian tourney BASKETBALL KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Malaysia will bid to stage the third Asian basketball championships in 1965. Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman, has asked the Malayan team now In Talpeh lor the second championships which begin tomorrow, to extend Malaysia's invitation to the Asian Basketball
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      STRAITS CUP
      32 18 MALACCA. Tues. Royal Air Force. Seletar (Singapore) won the Straits Cup when they beat Bukit Terendak SC (Malacca) by 230 points to 140 in their two-day boat sailing match here
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      200 18 Even if you can't read a blue-print— rp<\ insist on having C lo^ genuine I am Do you know the recommended At clearance for a shaft running in a i m plain bearing? Or what the /V^y I tolerance on that clearance \^ty i£-Mh I /^i fC\ should be? This
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      139 18 SUMMARY HOCKEY Malacca Div. 1: Malacca High School 3 Police 1. Taiping League: RMR 8 Kllat 0. SOCCER T. Alison League: United Plantations vjo. Town Council. Friendly (Kluang): BMH b Kluang United 4. Today's sports fixtures SOCCER Bn RAOC (padang); HQ v Queens S'p*re Business House* FA Cup Own Highlanders
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      Loch Leven goes well
      285 19  -  Epsom Jeep RACING by Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday T OCH LEVEN, the outstanding horse among the Selangor Turf Club's importations from New Zealand, looks certain to earn some more stake money before he goes on to race in open company. On the track this morning Loch Leven.
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      99 19 'INTERPORT SHOULD CONTINUE' HONG KONG. Tues. Singapore, though now a part of Malaysia, would like to continue the annual lnterport soccer series with Hong Kong for the Aw Hoe Cup. according to SAFA prssicient Hussein Kuman. who ij> here with tho visiting Singapore team. He told reporters on arrival yesterday
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      Lock icon Aussies win in scrappy game
      174 19 Aussies win in scrappy game RUGBY j I ONDON. Tues. The Australian Rugby League touring team beat Wigan yesterday by 18 points to 10 in a scrappy game. The Australians led 7-5 at the interval. Wigan went ahead after two minutes when quick passing ended v.-lth winger Carlton scoring a
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      KL racing will carry on: Wheeler
      126 19 KL racing will carry on: Wheeler KUALA LUMPUR Tues Selangor Turf Club secretary A.H.L. Wheeler deft) today refuted the rumour that racing In Kuala Lumpur would be transferred to Ipoh during the construction of the $1,750.--000 ultra-modern grandi stand at the Ampang Road racecourse here. "Racing at Kuala Lumpur I
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      WEIGHTS
      224 19 FOR FIVE RACES ON THE SECOND DAY KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. —Weights for five of the nine races here on Wednesday week, the second day of the November meeting. CL. S. DIV. I— 5lF Lefts Laas 9.00 Windy Willies 8.12 Prudent Choice 8.11 Majestic Knight 8.09 Timberlaw 8.09 Last Try
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      Thailand XV beaten
      49 19 HONG KONG. Tues. The visiting Thailand Rugby Union team were beaten 16-8 by a Hong Kong club aide here yesterday. The home team scored two goals and two tries against a goai and a try by the Thais. The Hong Kont? team led 10-5 at halltime.
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      Referee struck
      59 19 PENANG. Tues. Butterworth Rangers beat Glugor 2-1 here today to enter the semi-finals of the PA. ot Penan* Junior Cup but the match was marred by a second-half incident. Sharrlf Wahid of GUgor. en being ordered to leave »!^e P.ei.!. turned round and struck; the t»feree. Lim Eng
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      SHA to organise a Youth squad
      252 19  -  ERNEST FRIOA HOCKEY- by SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Hockey Association will organise a Youth training squad, comprising players of 20 years and under, as a "nursery" for the State team. SHA secretary S. Yogarajah. who is also chief selector, said today that the formation
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      Lock icon Confident Rocky
      136 19 QYDNEV. -rues Australian flyweight cham,£J plon. Rocky Gattellarl will fight world rated i iliplno boxer Leo Zulueta here on Dec. 15, It was I announced today. Boxing experts in Sydney see the announcement of the mutch as a measure of GattellarTs confidence in the outcome of his Thursday
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      Lock icon TOURISTS OWE VICTORY TO BARLOW'S 112
      286 19 MELBOURNE, Tuesday. T»HE South African cricketers beat the Australian XI by three wickets here today, thanks largely to a fine century by opener Eddie Barlow, who made 112. The tourists, who resumed this morning needing 219 with all their wickets intact, seemed likely to
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      64 19 KARACHI: Pakistan scored 464 runs for a first innings lead of 23 in reply to the Commonwenltn louring team's total of 442 here today. Mushtaq Mohammed took his score from an overnight 122 not out to 178 before he fell legbefore to West Indian Chester Watson At the
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      Lock icon Yeovil draw a 'plum' —at home to the Palace
      279 19 Yeovil draw a 'plum' at home to the Palace- SOCCER T ONDON. Tues. Non-League club Yeovil. who reached the fifth round of the F.A. Cup 15 years ago. gained one of the "plum" ties when the draw for the second round was made here yesterday a home garr c against
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    31 20 LONDON, Tues.— Gales of up to 80 miles an hour and orrential rain continued to lash P iinlr today, causing further ro c to sea, rail and road afflc.
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    208 20 SINGAPORE. Tues SINGAPORE customs today warned the public that anyone caught with dutyfree military petrol would be prosecuted. A customs spokesman told a press conference this afternoon that "drastic measures have to be taken because of the alarmingly high rate of this offence." He said: "The
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    422 20 BUTLER ANSWERS COMMON QUERIES LONDON. Tues fllM FOREIGN Secretary, Mr. H.A. Butler, said today that the relations between Britain and the Philippines were normal and had not recently been the subject of any special representations on either side. Mr. Butler said: "The Indonesian Government have
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    STRIKE ON ESTATE AFTER 2 FIRED
    207 20 MALACCA, Tuesday. jIIORE THAN 130 workers, including 96 tappers. iT1 of the Kemuning Estate (Kru Division), Tebong, 27 miles from here, went on strike today following the dismissal of two workers. The two arc K. Sinnappan and K. Munlandy. vicechairman and secretary respectively of
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    28 20 RANGOON. Tues. Another 92 people were taken into protective custody yesterday in Rangoon and other districts, bringing the total arrested since last Friday to 583.
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    113 20 MRS. T. RAMIAH pasted away peacefully 19-11-83. Funeral oa 20-11-S3 at her son Rajapaklam'i neldence. 351, Kahanit Road. Seremban at 4.30 p.m. BIBIANA SHEPHEROtON pUMd away peacefully 12.15 a.m. 20-11-63. Cortece leave* 31 Marang Road 4 p.m. 20-11-83 for M Theresas Churrh. KamponK Bahni. t hi net to Bldadarl.
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    Lock icon ROOM OF STICKERS, ALL ABOUT HIMSELF
    104 20 LONDON, Tues. Mr. Ernest Marples, Britain's Minister of Transport, is decorating one room of his London home with stickers all about himself. Some will bear the legend "Marples must go" they may be seen on many cars in Britain these days, where Mr. Marples'
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    54 20 'Revolt on isle' a denial JAKARTA. Tues— The Foreign Ministry today denied a report tliat rebellion had broken out on the small Indonesian Island of Pcnapahan. off Sumatra. The report said that last Tnursday about 200 young men attacked the island's 11-man army garrison killing five of the soldiers with
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    24 20 BONN. Tues. West German Chancellor Professor Ludwig Erhard will pay an official visit to London on January 15 and 16. Reuter.
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    Not 'spies' after all
    69 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Central Government said tonight that the recent arrests of Indonesians in Singapore were connected with illegal immigration. It denied that the eight men picked up across the Causeway fcur days ago were Indonesian spies. A Government statement said: "Arrests have been made
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    54 20 RECKLTNGHAUSEN (West Germany), Tues. The driver of a car which rammed another at a petrol station near here at the week end was a seven-year-old boy. police reported. Sleeping in the passenger's seat was his father who had told his son to drive around while
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    PRISONERS JEER LOCKED IN NIGHT WARDERS
    79 20 INVERNESS (Scotland*, Tues. Warders coming off night duty at the jail here this week-end found themselves locked in. Jeering and catcalling out ribald advice, prisoners watched as all attempts to budge the lock failed. As the night men stood shivering in the huge courtyard
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    593 20 IPOH. Tues. An 1 action by a lawyer, Mr. S.A. Raj. for damages for breach of contract against a firm of advocates and solicitors, Gibb and Company, was dismissed in the High Court here today by Mr. Justice Ali bin Hassan. Mr. Raj conducted
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    377 20 LONDON. Tues—Although busi- ness In the stock markets was maintained at a fairly high level today, price movements were mostly small and Irregular. Good company statements helped in some directions, but buyers displayed some reluctance to open new commitments In the absence of Incentive. Tins
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    OIL STRIKE: BUT NO SHARE SCRAMBLE
    131 20  - OIL STRIKE: BUT NO SHARE SCRAMBLE JACK FINGLETON From pANBEHRA, Tues. Oil V/ strikes are not what they used to be in Australia. Yesterday, out of Richmond j Well, near Roma i flowed clean .44 gravity oil at a dally rate of 250 barrels during a 120-mlnute test, but both
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    32 20 GENOA, Mon. The Lloyd Triestlno liner Marconi has left here on its Inaugural cruise for Australia, taking along the widow or radio Inventor Gugllelmo Marconi and her daughter. Elettra. UPI.
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      43 20 HIGHEST and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday Highest Lownt Kuala Lumpur 88 72 I Kota Bharu 84 75 Penang 90 75 Ipoli 90 73 I Malacca 88 72 Singapore 90 73
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