The Straits Times, 25 March 1964

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    25 1 NATIONAL t TsK*Jtf» SDWAPQtJL AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 1 25,000 The Straits Times New**** Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    BORDER ALERT
    429 1 'Indonesians massing' 1,000 guerillas 'moving around': The Gurkhas take up position with Malay Regiment men KUCHING, Tuesday MALAYSIAN forces in Sarawak have been alerted following a report that 1,000 Indonesiansregulars and irregulars— are massing along the border facing the Serian district. The Commanding Officer of the 4th Bn.,
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    Lock icon U.S. envoy stabbed in leg by Japanese youth
    402 1 ALARM, BUT GUARDS WERE TOO LATE TOKYO, Tues. A Japanese youth today stabbed the U.S. Ambassador, Mr. Edwin 0. Heischauer, in the leg as he was leaving his office for a lunch appointment. The youth climbed a back wall into the Embassy
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    Challenge by Lee after boos at PAP rally
    261 1 Challenge by Lee after boos at PAP rally DENANG. Tues. Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, tonight challenged hecklers at a PAP rally to step forward "and face us in the open." Speaking after the police had arrested two youths for disorderly behaviour, Mr. Lee said: "We are not
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    RAZAK: SOEK USING FRONT AND PMIP
    532 1 RAZAK: SOEK USING FRONT AND PMIP KUALA KANGSAR, Tueahy. JL'X ABDUL RAZAK warned tonight "that the Indonesian Government was using the Socialist Front and the PMIP to try to topple Alliance Government. But Indonesia's designs have had the opposite effect and have in fact helped to unite the Malaysian people
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    Lock icon Big BEA profit
    28 1 LONDON. Tues. British European Airways have made an estimated record profit of three million sterling In the current financial year, the company announced today Reuter.
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    Another Comet on the way
    165 1 Another Comet on the way SINGAPORE, Tues. Another Comet is on its way here from London to replace the one damaged in a crash at the Singapore airport on Sunday. With its arrival, Malaysian Airways will resume partial services of its Silver Kris flights to Bangkok, Hong Kong and Kuching
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    Lock icon Students in protest bid clash with police1—police
    115 1 Students in protest bid clash with police1 police SEOUL. Tues. About 500 students of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences of the National University here today clashed with about 100 clubswinging policemen when they attempted to stage a street demonstration. The students were opposing the negotiations now under way
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    Lock icon Donald asks for right of reply
    111 1 ALGIERS, Tues. Oato Donald Stephens, Chief Minister of Sabah, Malaysia at the Afro- Asian solidarity conlerence today demanded the right of reply to an Indonesia attack on her last night. The request was made in a written note to the secretariat. Three Malaysian delegates
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    HER POT OF GOLD
    89 1 LONDON, Tues.— An English antique dealer is exporting China chamber pots to America for use on dinner tabks there. "Apparently they're used for serving salads." Miss Joan Smith said. "It seems to be the fashionable trend there." Miss Smith said she first heard about the craze
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    Govt offers new $40 mil. loan
    193 1 Govt offers new $40 mil. loan [[UALA LUMPUR, Tues. A new $40 million Malaysian Government loan will be launched tomorrow, the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Sicw Sin. announced today. The proceeds of the loan will be used in implementing the second live-year plan. The loan is being offered at
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    Mac Arthur in serious condition after second operation
    92 1 Mac Arthur in serious condition after second operation WASHINGTON. Tues. Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur, 84. underwent a major operation yesterday for the second time in less than three weeks. He is reported to be in a serious condition, A team of surgeons at Walter Reed Army Hospital fought for six
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    Lock icon Plan to help crime victims
    67 1 LONDON. Tues. Victims of crimes of violence in Britain will be able to seek State compensation under a trial scheme to be Introduced by the Government "as soon as possible," it was announced today. An official report published here giving full details of the proposals
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    STOP PRESS
    31 1 PAKISTANIS KILLED NEW DELHI. Tues. Twcnt>four armed Pakistanis were killed when larcc body of Pakistanis eroded rcasefirc line in Kashmir into Indian territory last night, official spokesman said today.
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    AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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    INDIA'S NORTHERN BORDER NOW 'HOT AND ALIVE'
    113 2 NEW DELHI. Tues.— The Defence Minister, Mr, Y. B. Chavan. said yesterday India's entire northern border has become "hot and alive" as a result of Communist Chinese-Pakistani collusion which "appears to imply certain dangers to us." As a result, he told the Lower
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    'Halt executions' call to Dr. V
    188 2 APARTHEID COMMITTEE'S REPORT UNITED NATIONS. Tu«s. fHE 11-nation committee on apartheid urged the United Nations Security Council to take positive and dynamic action to force South Africa to halt execution of African Nationalist leaders. It unanimously adopted a report to the Security Council and
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    Lock icon 'EVIL GENIUS' TO DIE
    63 2 QUEENSTOWX (Cape Province). Tues. An African described as "one of the evil geniuses behind the acts of sabotage" was sentenced to death here yesterday. The African, Washington Bongco. was convicted of six counts of sabotage, including a petrol bomb attack on the home of Mr. Oomboti
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    Lock icon Madagascar to send envoy
    54 2 I TANANARIVE. Tue*.—Madagascar has decided to establish a I diplomatic mission and accredit 1 an ambassador in Taipeh, It was offlcally announced here yesterday. a Presidential announcement I said the decision was In accordance with the Treaty of Friendship between Madagascar and Nationalist China signed two
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    Lock icon 'Plot to murder Maca' report
    90 2 MANILA, Tuesday. [HE Philippine presidential security service said today it was checking into a reported assassination plot against President Macapagal. Security chief Col. Benjamin To lentino indicated that intensive investigation was underway. He would not disclose details. The report on the alleged plot was first
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    MACA HAILS STATEMENT BY TENGKU
    191 2 MANILA, Tuesday. PRESIDENT Macapagal yesterday welcomed reports that Malaysia had agreed in principle to the holding of a summit conference provided Indonesia accepted her conditions. In answer to a questionnaire sent to him by newsmen, the President said he was glad to hear the reports.
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    Lock icon Scientific exchanges by Britain and China
    101 2 Scientific exchanges by Britain and China LONDON, Tues. The Chinese Academy has agreed to a programme of exchanges with Britain's Royal Society, Mr. R. A. Butler, the Foreign Secretary, told Parliament yesterday. He gave no details but an authoritative source later said that five senior Chinese scientists bad come to
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    7-nation talks
    24 2 TOKYO, Tues. Communications officials from seven Asian countries met here yesterday to study a plan to lay an Asian submarine cable network.
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    Lock icon US 'regret' for part in attack on Cambodian village
    383 2 US 'regret' for part in attack on Cambodian village PHNOM PENH, Tues. The United States yesterday expressed regret to Cambodia about last week's attack on a border village by Vietnamese troops accompanied by U.S. advisors, but it denied that the Americans were directly involved. The US. Embassy, however, was reported
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    Lock icon Nehru writes to Ayub on Hindu-Muslim harmony
    272 2 MR. NEHRU has sent a letter to President Ayub Khan of Pakistan, an External Affairs Ministry spokesman said last night. But he declined to confirm Indian Press reports New Delhi, Tuesday 1 that the Indian Prime Minister had proposed a meeting of the
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      Lock icon New Ruby lawyer quits the case
      119 3 New Ruby lawyer quits the case ¥\ALLAS, Tues. Jack Ruby's r^ewly-ap-pointed lawyer, Mr. Percy Foreman, said yesterday he was withdrawing from the case due to disagreements with Ruby's family. Mr Foreman, of Houston. Texas, was named by the Ruby family last week to replace Califomian lawyer Melvln Belli, who unsuccessfully
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      Sinister Peter dies, 59
      73 3 Sinister Peter dies, 59 HOLLYWOOD, Tues.—Actor Peter Lorre, whose sinister, whining voice and mild manner brought terror and nervous laughter to film goers for three decades, died yesterday of a stroke. Lorre, 59, who was separated from his third wife. Anna Marie, was found dead in his nightclothes. The nudgy.
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      Lock icon THE TRAIN ROBBERY JURY SITS IN SECRET
      116 3 THE TRAIN ROBBERY JURY SITS IN SECRET ONDON, Tues.— The v 12-man jury in the Great Train Robbery trial at Aylesbury were escorted yesterday by two bailiffs in a police van to a secret venue cut off from the outside world. There it will consider the 48 days of evidence.
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      Lock icon Girl meets 007-and it's a knock-out
      80 3 BOND beauty? There's no denying the beauty of Yugoslav actress Najia Refin, and in her latest movie, "Goldflnger," she comes up against secret agent 007, James Bond. Najia is pictured at London's Pinewood Studios on the "Goldflnger" set for the second day of shooting.
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      He set fire to hotel: 2 killed
      62 3 LONDON. Tues. Two men died alter Kenneth William Hockey. 21. upset by a miserable Christmas and his parents separation set lire to a London hotel where his mother was s housekeeper, a court was told here yesterday. Hockey was Jailed for life after
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      Lock icon Catholic decree
      24 3 VATICAN CITY. Tues. The Vatican yesterday Issued the Ecumenical Council decree reforming Catholic worship and Introducing modern languages Into the mass. —UPI.
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      Lock icon WAVE OF RACIAL VIOLENCE RENDS FLORIDA TOWN
      271 3 WAVE OF RACIAL VIOLENCE RENDS FLORIDA TOWN JACKSON VILLE (Florida), Tues.— Four Negroes tied a White man to a tree and slashed him with razors, a Negro woman was shot and killed from a passing car and several other people were shot last night in wild racial violence. Police said
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      STATE COMPENSATION FOR CRIME VICTIMS
      94 3 LONDON. Tues. Victims of crimes of violence in Britain will be able to seek State compensation under a trial scheme to be introduced by the Government as soon as possible, it was announced yesterday. An official report published here givinc full details of 'he proposals,
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      Lock icon Plea for clearcut stand on conflict of races
      348 3 Plea for clearcut stand on conflict of races LONDON, Tuesday. BRITAIN must take a more clear-cut stand on questions of race conflict, Mr. Harold Wilson, leader of the opposition Labour Party, said here yesterday. He was speaking to the Commonwealth Correspondents Association. Mr. Wilson welcomed the possibility of a Commonwealth
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      Lock icon Union talks fail
      39 3 PARIS, Tues. The political committee of the Assembly of Western European Union (grouping Britain and the Common Market countries) yesterday failed to reach agreement on the problem of European political union, W.E U. sources said. Reuter.
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      Capital yield tax
      36 3 BONN. Tues.— The West German Government is to introduce a 25 per cent capital yield tax on fixed Interest securities held by anybody resident abroad as an anti-inflationary measure, it was announced yesterday.
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      Lock icon Inflation in 'Six'
      34 3 STRASBOURG, Tues. The European Parliament here last night gave Its blessing to an emergency plan drawn up by the Common Market executive commission to combat soaring inflation in the "Six." Reuter.
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      14 3 YOU ONLf LIVE TWICE turn to Page 6 for the latest )ames Bond thriller
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    Court told of confrontation of an inspector
    707 4 Court told of confrontation of an inspector INVESTIGATOR SAYS MARKED NOTES WERE FOUND IN A FILE SINGAPORE, Tues A CORRUPT Practices Investigation Bureau special investigator told a court here today how he kept observation on a university arts student and Probationary Inspector John Thien Kirn Fook in an alleged corruption
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    Yong has a 2-point plan to cut high birth rate
    100 4 Yong has a 2-point plan to cut high birth rate SINGAPORE, Tues. The Minister for Health, Mr. Yon* Nyuk Lin, today suggested these two long-term solutions to reduce the "alarming" birth rate of Singapore 0 Strenuously educate the public on family planning, and Step up the teaching of biology in
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    AAS meeting
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Automobile Association of Singapore will hold their annual general meeting in the Roof Garden of the Adelphi Hotel tomorrow at 5.15 p.m.
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    CUPS FOR SAFETY GAME WINNERS
    258 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The three-week long seventh Shell Traffic Games at Kallang Park today end-t-d with a presentation of prizes to the winning school teams by Mrs. Othman Wok. wife of the Minister for Social Affairs. Jalan Eunos Primary School emerged the unbeaten cham,iion> in the
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    Electricity cut
    35 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Electricity supplies In the following areas will be interrupted from 8.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow: Maju Avenue. Porchester Avenue, Brldport Avenue, Parlelgh Avenue. Cowdray Avenue. Kensington Avenue, and Travistock Avenue.
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    Indian Association
    26 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues, The Indian Association will hold Its annual general meeting at the Adult Education Centre hall on March 28 at 5 pm
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    345 4 'PHI; following Is today's schedule of civil aircraft movementa at Pays Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVAL* BOAC: From London Rome, Damascus, Baghdad, Karachi. Calcutta, Rangoon (BA 720) 6.03 p.m. Japan Air Unas: From Tokyo. Bong Kong. Bangkok (JL 713) 6.30 p.m. Air India: From Sydney, Parts
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    CITIZEN LIAN GEOK LOSES ROUND 4
    431 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday THE Privy Council has dismissed with costs the appeal by a Chinese educationist, Mr. Lim Lian Geok. against the Government's move to deprive him of his citizenship. A telegram advising the Attorney-General, Inche Abdul Kadir bin Yusof. of the council's decision
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    Roads close for Grand Prix
    73 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The following roads mil be closed to traffic from midnight to 7 p.m. from Friday to Monday for the Malaysia Grand Pnx. The new Upper Thomson Road from its junction with Manda. Road to Srmbawan? Hills Circus; the oid Upper Thomson Road from
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    Students elect officials
    65 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mr N S:vakumjtr ha* been elrc;«J president of the NauonaJ Siudems Council. Other officials are: Messrs. H. vice-preMdent; K. Thi: lainathan. international nc«proident. Ourucharan S:ngl\ rfgional vice-presideni; V. Danabalan, secretary -generai: Madhu Dey. adminiitrative. secretary; Rex Cordium. regional secretary; Mar.ohar Singh, financial secretary; Thnmis
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    Stabbed for a friendly wave
    107 5 Stabbed for a friendly wave pENANG, Tues.— Sheik Mohamed, 17, was stabbed last night after waving to two men whom he mistook for his friends. Sheik Mohamed. of Hutton Lane, reported to pqllcethat he was walking along Argyll Road when he saw the men walking on the other side of
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    Escapers still at large
    36 5 SINGAPORE. Tup>. Thr two inmates of the Reformativf Ir.<ninc Centre in Bedok. who escaped last Saturday. are still at large. They are litxuuus Ooi Joo Pin. 19 and Toh Tian Seng. 16.
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    Gun-runner walks into police ambush
    113 5 ALOR STAR, Tues. i A'-ting on a tipoff, police last night ambushed a suspected gun-runner and recovered two pistols at a kampong path in Jalan Chang Chang Loon, near the Thai frontier. One of the pistols was loaded. Led by acting Asst. Supt. Maung Boon
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    ARMED GANG SWOOPS ON COURTING COUPLES
    70 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. —An armed sixman gang last night robbed two courting couples in a field in Seng Poh Road. One of trie victims said 1 three of them approached her and her boy tner.d with knive- drawn and took away her jewellery They then
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    Dancer Margo and family leave hospital for hotel
    79 5 rpREE passengers in the Malaysian Airways Comer mishap dancer Margo Heredia, the Brazilian "ZBomb." her husband, Leo and their two and a half-year old daughter Margaratte resting in their Singapore hotel. They were discharged from trte General Hospital on Monday after treatment
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    My daughter was robbed and raped: Mother
    189 5 My daughter was robbed and raped: Mother PENANG. Tues. —A njoe' year old girl wfis robbed of $1 and raped when she was walking to a shop to buy vegetables for her mother, a preliminary inquiry was told today. "She was crying when she came back." Ch'ng Scan Kam. 29.
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    Thread case lost
    23 5 PENANG. Tues. A case of coiion thread, valued at $406. was reported missing from a Penang Port Commission godown yesterday.
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    In the garden of death
    2022 6  -  Vh LAN FLEMING CONTINUING THE LATEST, MOST GRIPPING STORY DRAWING ■V By THE GREAT enemies are about to confront each other. Blofeld, the gangster who had killed James Bond's wife Tracy nine months before, has established a Garden of Death in his sea-shore castle in
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    Building boom: More scope for Society predicted
    378 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. LEGISLATION may soon be introduced in Singapore and here to enable the Malaya Borneo Building Society Ltd. to fully participate in "the building boom throughout the country." This was disclosed here today by the society's chairman. Mr. D.E.M. Fiennes, in
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    Doctors to get extra allowance
    147 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Forty-seven house doctors and dental surgeons in Singapore's hospitals are to get an increase of 5250 to their present $400 a month allowance as from April 1. This was announced by the Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. yesterday. A Government spokesman
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    Malaysia has great heart—by a Thai
    170 7 Malaysia has great heart by a Thai T«HE effect of Indonesian sian confrontation i hardly noticeable ii Malaysia, Mr. Vichiei Govitaya, leader of j municipal delegatioi irom Haadyai. Thai land, said here today. Mr. Govitaya. who wa "tremendously impressed by the progress in Malaysi; during the five years slnci his
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    Ghazalli to inspect rural work in Perak
    164 7 Ghazalli to inspect rural work in Perak IPOH. Tues. The assistant Minister of Rural Development Haji Mchamed Ghazalli bin Haji Jawi (above), is now on a two-point mission in Perak that will keep him busy till after the ger/eral elect-. ion. For convenience, he Is now i living in Ipoh
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    152 support union
    51 7 SINGAPORE. Tui s. Tlv Singapore Resta-uant. Bars, Eating and Coffee Shoo Employees' Union NOHMOM the majority of the workers at Adelphi Hotel, according to a secret ballot held by the abour Ministry. Out of a total of 156 who took part in the ballot. 152 supported the
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    Search for runaway extortioner renewed by police
    168 7 Search for runaway extortioner renewed by police IPOH. Tues. Police here are looking for an extortioner. Chin Ah Kow, 21, who is described as the onetime terror, of Buntong new village. The senior investigating officer. Deputy Supt. Gurcharan Singh, said today that the police believed Chin was back in Ipoh
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    61 7 KUCHING. Tues. Sariwak industr>» and trade mission comprising 32 businessmen is e\ocrted to leave Kuching in early April for v three-wrek tour of Hong Kong, Japan, Formosa and Thailand, seeking means or strengthening trade relation.--Among the sronsors of ti-.e mission are the Jhief Minister. Mr. Stephen Kalong
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    NEWSPAPER ORDERED TO PAY FIRM $625
    134 8 NEWSPAPER ORDERED TO PAY FIRM $625 i IPOH. Tues. The 1 Ipoh Magistrate, In- che Mohamed Eusoff bin Chin, today ordered judgment and costs i against the Malayan Times Ltd. in a summons case. The case was a civil claim .by Messrs Ng Brothers Ltd., a 1 motor firm, for
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    Chairman elected
    23 8 IPOH. Tues— Mr Kok Yoon I San. a businessman, has be«n elected chairman of the St. John Ambulance Association. Perak centre.
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    Problems that good farming can solve
    504 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Turn. pROPER farm management is the key to many of Asia's agricultural problems, the Minister of Agriculture and Co-opera-tives, Inche Khir Johari, said here today. Speaking at the opening of the second session of the Food and Agriculture Organisation's regional working party,
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    SINGAPORE'S SECOND FLOUR MILL IS READY
    94 8 SINGAPORE'S SECOND FLOUR MILL IS READY SINGAPORE, Tues. The Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Kens Swee, will open the Khong Guan Flour Milling Ltd., Singapore's second, in TanJorg Rhu on March 31. The new mill, built at a cost of $2 million, is expected to begin production next month. At first
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    Hold-up: Three detained
    56 8 ALOR STAK. lues Police here last niglu detained three suspects in connection with a hold-up in which a hawker was robbed of $100 and a watch at Jalan D;ty. The victim. S. Ganapathy. reported that three men armed with sticks entered his house and. after assaulting him.
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    Girl Guides officials
    50 8 SEREMRAN. Tues— The Ten?ku Ampuan of Negn Sembilan and Mrs. B.H. Tan were elected patron and president respectively of th« Negrl Sembilan Girl Guides Amoelation for the third consecutive year Others elected were: State Commissioner. Mrs. V.S. Param; vicepresident. Miss Molly Morrinon; and treasurer. Mrs. Chan Soo.
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    Two lead in the 'M.B. Stakes' in Perak
    374 8 Two lead in the 'M.B. Stakes' in Perak IPOH. Tues. There la speculation in P»rak now as to who wfD be the new Mentri Besar of the State after the general election, and the guessing game has been, dubbed th« "M.B. Stakes." Interest has been heightened by the fact that
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    2-day-old baby abandoned
    35 8 i SINGAPOKIi luia,.— A cinema watchman lound a two-dav-oid baby girl abandoned m the Odeon car park at 12.30 «.m. today She is now undir the care of the Social Welfare Department
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    Estate workers 'on strike while talks continue'
    326 8 Kuala Lumpur, Tues npHE 891 workers in 1 Pamol Plantations wen£ on strike while discussions were still on between the National Union of Plantation Workers and the management. A spokesman of the company said this today in reply to a recent statement by
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    Back from Tokyo
    43 8 SUNOEI PATANI. Tue». Mr. S.A. Sinnun. technical assistant 'Radio i of the Sonrel Patani Telecoms Dept. has returned from Tokyo after a Colombo Plan television training course with :.*m Nippon Electric Co. These were his other comments on points raised
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    CANDIDATE ONG: WHY I'M UDP AND INDEPENDENT AS WELL...
    197 9 CANDIDATE ONG: WHY I'M UDP AND INDEPENDENT AS WELL... nKKK.MBAN. Tuesday. AIR Ong Boon Hong, a businessman, who is contesting the State election as a United Democratic Party candidate, today explained why he was contesting the Parliamentary election as an Independent. Mr. Ong. who said he was the assistant secretary
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    Fourth night of non-stop cycling
    38 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. India> marathon cyclist, S. M. Nawab entered his fourth night of nonstop cycling at the Gay World stadium. At 7.30 p.m tomorrow, he will have cycled for 122 hours his target.
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    Call-up is held up for registration in S'pore, Borneo
    127 9 Call-up is held up for registration in S'pore, Borneo KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. fHE call-up for national service in Malaya is likely to be postponed until registration has been completed in Singapore and the Borneo States, it was learned today. It will then be carried out on a national basis. Registration
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    CANADIAN VISITORS BRIEFED IN SINGAPORE
    143 9 CANADIAN VISITORS BRIEFED IN SINGAPORE SINGAPORE. Tues. The 17-man Canadian Defence College mission, led by Maj.Gen. C. B. Ware, today met top military officers of the British Far East Unified Command. The mission, which flew in here this morning from Kuala Lumpur fo» a one-day visit, was briefed on the
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    Rotan for extortion
    49 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues— Chan Kok Wah, 18. unemployed was sentenced to six months' Jail and four strokes of the rotan when he pleaded guilty In a magistrates court today to extorting 50 cents from Leong Kong in front of the Madras Theatre here on Feb 24
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    June date for that 'new look' education system
    278 9 June date for that 'new look' education system KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Malaysian. Chief Education Adviser, Inche Aminuddin bin Baki. said today that the type of "comprehensive school education': Malaysia would have in future could be expected to be known by June. A Government-appointed committee, headed by himself, was now
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    Tea party for Syed Osman
    75 9 SUNOEI PATANI. Tues. The Kedah St. John Ambulance Association will hold a tea party at the Ibrahim Secondary School here tomorrow in honour of their president, Syed Osman Idid. who wa* awarded the companionship of the Order of the Crown of Kedah (SMK) on the
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    INSTITUTE OFFERS TRADE COURSES
    232 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Vocational Institute is inviting applications for its new session, which begins on May 25. The institute, formerly Known as the Bale.stier Junior Trade School, is offering young men training in a large variety of skilled trades, like building trades carpentry and Joinery,
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    Another $44.40 for Madam Pakkiam
    144 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. A donation, of $44.40 lor Madam S. Pakkiam and her 12 children was received by the Straits Times this week. The fund now stands at $4,377. Madam Pakkiam Is a Kuala Lumpur widow wh,ose. husband was killed In a motor accident In January.
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    DEATH
    26 10 ft H ntt4% &1B Wimrarifn) HEW YIN CHONO Of 111 rros* Street R pore passed away peacefully at S r m on MM March 1954.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    23 10 CHEW NEO and Bo<t Khln thank all relative* and friend* for their present* and attendance on their wedding in Malacca on Jl-.1-H4
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    IN MEMORIAM
    36 10 IN CHERISHEO MEMORY of Mary Rujrndra (M IW). A loving wife and IN LOVING MEMORY of the late, to he wtdi the Lord on March 25th '.954 Always remembered by wife, hii'dren and family.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    352 10 STUDIOS TO LET •ijitabl* for dancing clawes or rehrai.*als. Ribs Spore *****. ITALY* VIVACIOUS e>aaca Roaaetn aiag* at Th* Cockpit Hot*] Tel: iWpore) 33X48. PRESS AN AIRWICK Button, and In romra air that ameil* freah and •we«i LADIES, A FREE trial of all conmetir* nt Max Kactor'a Beauty Bar,
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    The Straits Times Wednesday, March 25, 1964. World Trade Policies
    729 10 The Straits Times Wednesday, March 25, 1964. World Trade Policies To describe the United Nations conference on Trade and (Development as the most important economic conference of all time is already platitudinous. The UN. SecretaryGeneral has said of it that failure to deal jointly with I the world's problems of
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    Diplomatic Front
    308 10 Malaysia's application for membership of the Afro-Asian Solidarity Council, presently meeting in Algiers, should be granted as a matter of course. We obviously qualify geographically, and we also pass the sole political test. Our Government supports national independence and opposes colonialism. It is more than likely, however, that
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    $40 m. Loan
    148 10 Experience indicates that the Finance Minister will have no trouble filling the $40 million Federal Government loan which opens this morning. Similar ventures in the past have succeeded well, and even since Malaysia was formed two loans have been heavily oversubscribed. In October one fcr $20 million
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    SLOGANS REVIVE OLD KASHMIR PROBLEM
    311 10 SLOGANS REVIVE OLD KASHMIR PROBLEM From JAMES MITCHELL NEW DELHI, Tues. ••Release Sheikh Abdullah an/1 hold a plebiscite in Kashmir." This slogan, now openly shouted in Srinagar, gives a fresh turn to the old Kashmir problem. The "Action Committee" formed after the theft of the Prophet Mohammed's hair has now
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    CYPRUS The real solution
    1055 10  - CYPRUS The real solution ALFRED SHERMAN by THE Cyprus question has now become a United Nations question, for better or worse. This is an arduous responsibility; Cyprus has produced an explosive mingling of long-standing national animosities and cold-war antagonisms, which could conceivably spark off a chain reaction war. But then,
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      Taxi licence rules
      349 10 I AM directed to draw your attention to the heading of a report of a Judgment delivered In the High Court at Ipoh appearing in your Issue of March 23. The heading 'Malays only' taxi licence Is wrong, judge rules" does not appear to accord with either
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      Word from the unions
      226 10 CO far and almost two weeks have elapsed nobody has made any suggestions concerning the new system besides Mr. Teerath Ram. I have yet to hear one which is worth noting from one of the countless number of teachers' unions. None of them seems to think
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      A post office
      96 10 YOUR correspondent "Citizen" (Straits Times, March 14, 1964) who has asked for the establishment of a post office near Jalan Besar will be pleased to learn that there is already provision for the building for a new delivery post office soon at the junction of Serangoon and
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      Radio service
      140 10 BEFORE Radio Malaysia gets too involved with television perhaps the authorities will try to provide an efficient radio service I pay my licence regularly but. perhaps because I live in Ipoh, I get a rotten service for my money. Very often the 9.30 p.m. news is Incomplete because
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      Cyclists' lanes
      63 10 MOST of the roads in Singapore today are provided with a special lane for the cyclists to use. But the trouble Is that, these cyclists entirely Ignore them. A traffic bye-law should be recommended that if they still insist of not using these lanes then they would be
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      Mental home
      47 10 SINCE the Health Minister U visiting hospitals and clinics, won't he make a call on Singapore's only Institution as well? Let him ask himself whether the Institution, with its drab walls, iron bars, inadequate staff, etc, resembles a prison or a hospital? BEN C. Singapore
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    'SECOND CUBA' WARNING BY ALLIANCE
    197 11 'SECOND CUBA' WARNING BY ALLIANCE DENANG, Tues.— The r State Alliance today warned Penang voters to be on guard against the blandishments of the Socialist Front which could "do a Castro" on them and transform the State into a "second Cuba. The State Alliance said In a statement that Communists.
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    Case of Campos postponed
    63 11 KUALA LUMPUR. lues A further 61 witnesses today testified at the continued trial of C B. Campos, proprietor of International Advertisers, Rodger Street. Kuala Lumpur, charged with criminal breach of trust of $16 110. This brought the total numbrr of witnesses who had testified to 801
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    Reds out to capture Penang to use as a base against Govt
    1124 11 A Socialist Front victory will not bring progress and prosperity; it will bring chaos says Lee, and warns pENANG, Tues.— S i n g a p ore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, tonight accused the Communists of
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    Siew Sin opens election campaign
    99 11 Siew Sin opens election campaign MALACCA, Tue«—. The Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, who baa been here since Friday, has started campaigning by holding group meetings with Alliance leaders, kampong folk and new villagers. Alliance candidates have been holding meeting daily since Sanday to plan the campaign. Most
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    LEE: TIME ALONE WILL TELL HOW SINCERE WE ARE
    304 11 DENANG, Tues. Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Tew, said here today that time alone will tell how sincere the PAP is. Referring to remarks made by the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Rasa*, at a rally In Kuala Lumpur last
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    David 'a genius of unsuccessful strikes'
    344 11 David 'a genius of unsuccessful strikes' SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE chairman of the National Trades Union Congress, Mr. Ho See Beng, today described Mr. V. David, the Socialist Front candidate for Bungsar in the Malayan general election, as "a genius for calling unsuccessful strikes." He was replying to Mr. David, who
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    Tun Razak sees off pilgrims to Mecca
    207 11 Tun Razak sees off pilgrims to Mecca OORT SVWnTENHAM, r Tues. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Ra^ak, today saw off 154 pilgrims to Mecca in the ship. Kuala Lumpur. Addressing them before they left, Tun Razak said: 'The establishment of diplomatic relations with Saudi Arabia clearly shows that Malaysia
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      Pay up, or lose vote U.S. warns Russia
      335 12 Pay up, or lose vote U.S. warns Russia NEW YORK, Tuesday. THE United States last night declared that Russia could avoid losing its vote in the U.N. General Assembly this year only by paying off some of its arrears to the United Nations. The declaration, by Mr. Adlai Stevenson chief
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      Defiant girl has a dance with danger...
      104 12 YEW YORK, Tues. 11 A 16-year-old girl danced and paraded on a fourth floor ledge of the John Jay High School in Brooklyn for more than an hour yesterday, then Jumped into a police net suspended below. The defiant girl, who resisted all
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      Lock icon Last farewell to Behan
      54 12 DUBLIN, Tues— Dublin paid a last farewell to playwright Brendan Behan, buried yesterday morning In Olasnevln cemetery. Crowds were silent in the city's centre as the funeral procession passed. A requiem mass for Behan In the Church of the Sacred Heart In the Donnybrook district had
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      Lock icon EUROPE'S SPACE SHOT
      67 12 PABIS. Tues. Europe will fire he r first shot in the space exploration race this year. Sir Harry Massry. chairman of the European Space Research Organisation, announced here yesterday. The organisation has a 100 million programme for the next eight years Including the launching of 400 sounding
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      Lock icon Bullfighter enters
      132 12 Bullfighter enters a seminary LEON (Spain). Tues.— One of Spain's top bullfighters yesterday exchanged his gaudy "suit of lights" for the simple black caj sock of a seminarian. Juan Garcia, cheered for his bravery in the bullring under the name of "Mondeno." began his studies for the novitiate at a
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      Lock icon Constantine, youngest monarch in world, takes his oath
      150 12 ATHENS. Tues. King rVConstantine of Greece took his oath as the world's youngest monarch yesterday with a plea for a "new political formula" in Cyprus. "Greece's policy is peace." the 23-year-old King said in his speech from the throne after his oath-taking
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      Cheers for Philip beat the Beatles
      142 12 Cheers for Philip beat the Beatles f ONDON. Tues.—"Phl*J llpmania" last night outstripped "Beatlemania." Hundreds had gathered outside the Empire Ballroom where Prince Philip was presenting the Liverpool quartette with the CarlAlan awards. The fans shouted briefly when Beatles Paul McCartney. Ringo Starr. George Harrison and John Lennon arrived at
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      297 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS S.'Ottisn m lilling! If) llt usually leaves a oeastly 5 Isn't a change of heart vlth mark (8-4). a worker Immediate? (7). 8 Sources of the alternative I 6 Filer taking the loot ran out sing perhaps (7). <7>. 0 William Inge's work In com- 7
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    Fire at sea
    129 13 AS the Formosan fishing vessel s.s. Chit Glongyim burns in the Indian Ocean, crew members are seen (bottom right) pulling away from the ship on a makeshift raft. Other seamen escaped in two R.A.F. dinghies, dropped by the Shackleton aircraft from which the photo was taken. The
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    Govt buys historic Whampoa House for $3.8mi1-J
    148 13 OINGAPORE, Tues. T h c Government has acquired the Scan Liang Seah estate in Serartgoon Road, which includes the 124-year-old Whampoa House, as part of its Kalians Basin housing and industrial project. The Straits Times understands that the Government bought the 30-acre site
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    Drunk: Fined $15
    32 13 KLANO, Tues. A labourer. Mohammed Abdullah. 38. of Riverside Road, was fined $15 in the magistrate's court here today lor being drunk and incapable at Harper Street on Minclnv.
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    SUNARTO ADMITS: BORNEO IS FREE
    327 13 SUNARTO ADMITS: BORNEO IS FREE IESSELTON. Tues.— J Lieut. Sunarto. the captured leader of the outlawed subversive organisation. Barisan Pemberontakan Rakyat Sabah. has changed his mind about Malaysia. The Indonesian officer now says he believes Sarawak and Sabah attained full independence through Malaysia. Sunarto said this in an interview recorded
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    Open wide—the dentists' meeting
    173 13 Open wide the dentists' meeting T EADING members of J the dental profession in the East and the West gathered in Singapore today for the fourth Pacific denial congress, which was formally opened by the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin Ishak. The conference Is a flveday meeting, which combines
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      1145 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE Words SS (Min.)-Btx St ets. tatrm PEUGEOT 404 STATION Wagon Diesel registered June 1963 (ooe n owner). 36 Jalao Sungei Cbat J.B or I Phon. J.B. 3XX7 after 4 p.m. FONC A MANSOR offers a special to' you to choose your bfaml cars. T I Pleanc call
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    EQUITY AND TIN SHARES EASE SLIGHTLY ON STOCK MARKET
    763 16 From Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIALS MM sliRbt1 l> easier and tins a shade easier on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and turnover was again poor. There is nothing fresh to report in the sentiment of the market-operators are still concerned with
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE BUSINESS REPORTED DONE
    854 16 POMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bsuttssd (2.000) 11.86: Csld Itsrs 11,000) 13.32: Ounlspt $2.77 81* 12.73 SL., (2,000) (2.76: latt Imslt (8.000) (389:
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    Further drop in tin: Rubber is lifeless
    394 16 rE Straits tin price yesterday again fell for the third consecutive day follow Irrg the announcement by the General Services Administrations of a new stockpile disposal policy. Yesterday the price fell by $3 to $532.50 or a loss ot $7 since Saturday. The
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      673 16 WESTBOUND: EUROPE SERVICE Singapore r,n»n, M'stilitt, Birleam. Brest, NARA 14 IS Apr 11/17 Apr II Apr Htvrt. Diikirk, Attwirp, H luig. tati. Ritttrlaa. SOUTH > WEST AFRICA lERYICE Si ruaoort™ I^™^™^"™™™"""""^^ TATIAN* 1/ I Aw Durban 31/4), Port Elizabeth (24/4). Capetown (21/4), Mata<n (31/4), Port Harcourt, Lagos (1/5), Cctonou (IVSJ,
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    100 17 MELBOURNE, Tues. 1 EADDW3 Industrials were again the stronger section of the market as overall rises and falls were about balanced. Base raeUb continued to Improve. Leading oils were well supported and moved higher. i-oiuis were steady. m.A 33/6 Mount Isa <3/l N. Broken Hill (10s.) 37/6 Ampol
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    CLOSING PRICESI
    26 17 March 24. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 70S cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: $532.50 (down S3). Estimated offering 275 tons (up five tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    243 17 \PRIL first grads rubber buyers f.e.b. closed at 5 p.m. In Smgapora and Kuala Lumpfjr yesterday at 70« cents per lb. down a quarter of a rent on Mondays closing level for the position. The tone waa Idle. R.A.S. and F.M.R.K. closing prices In cents per lb. yesterday:
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    185 17 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore wharvta or ci pee ted today are: 1.-imt N.W. 1, Raima Bakke 6/7, Hulda Maentk 10/11. Eastern Ranger 8/9. sillndoens; 13/14. Hallvard 19. Kunak IM/25. Sedlll N.W. 5, La Natal 31/32, ft-navon 33/34. Olenfalloch 35/36, Sylvia Lykes 38/39. Piimorja 42/43, B«n--■Tuachan 44,
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    201 17 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) March 24. Three months INDUSTRIALS KouMead 14 eta. If. Cement 20 eta 1 vnlops 18 eta. M Ho- 25 cts City Dev. 6 eta. ilcAlUter 17 ctt. h sut.'itrrs SI Cts. M. Invest. 15 Cts Ksso 18 cts. Robinson 14 cts. Ked. Disp. 15 eta. Storage
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    69 17 r*NIMSM Produce Cichangs, llnga- day: Coconut oil: bulk S47| aellera. drum J'.ui sellers. Copra: March/ April IK /Continent Unquoted. Popper: MuntoK white ***** ■ellera. ■uawak whit* SISO seller*, ipcclal Sarawak black $125 aellera, garbled l^umponK black $125 aellera, AST A 113 A aellera. Singapore dconut OH Millers 1
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    49 17 'l-ME Malayan Cichang. Banks' Asia--1 ciatlan made tbene changes In It* rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Selling TT or OD raady: Holland Guilders 118 T/ti Iwm Francs m: I s Btltian Francs 1613: ■•uttcht Marks 223 3 4: (widish Krtntr 167 Italian Lirt JuL'TO
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    H.K. RATES
    38 17 VN the frti tichang* mar kit in v Bong Kong vcatcrda? ibr US dollar »m quoted at 5.741 for TT and 8.7?« for cjlh Sterling wan quotad at lft.M and •na taai .f gald at 24N.
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      377 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN KAMPONG DAN PERUSAHAAN RURAL AND INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY Applications are Invited from Malay girls who are Federal Citizens- State Nationals for appointments as Lady Textile Officer In the RIDA Textile Centre, Kuala Trengganu on the salary scale $145x7.50-182 197.50x7.50 242.50/ 258x15-303 plus Cost of Living Allowance
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      DARK ROMANCE II CAN LAND DERBY 'DOUBLE'
      712 18  -  Epsom Jeep Moviegoer shows improvement in smart workout RACING by IIfIGHTY GURKHA iTI (centre), with P. Robinsoni up, thunders at the head of the field to beat Fair Astronomer right) ridden by Scobie Breasley, by a neck in a thrilling photo-finish to the
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      Lock icon New levy on bookies
      100 18 T ONDON. Tues— The British Horserace Betting Levy Board pans to raise £2.500.000 from bookmakers in its third levy year, starting on Mar. 31. A flat rate charge of £100 on each bookmaker's office is expected to bring :n £1.500.000. A new scale of payments levied
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      Stipe's
      203 18 IPOH, Tues The MRA Stipendiary Steward's report on Sunday s races hereKACE 1: Nothing to report. RACE 2: Chanticleer II (M. Lee) was slowly away. At the 3. Vast Horiion (Mitchell) was eased off the heels of Young Kaelr (Asuwadi). RACE 3: Salambo (Smith). Crown Boy (Donnelly) and Aces
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      Vitamins: No decision by Stewards
      174 18 Vitamins: No decision by Stewards Irom JACK FINULtTON WLLBOURNE. Tues. After sitting lor three and a half iiours, the Victorian Racing Club Stewards yesterday failed to reach a decision on the use of vitamins m the conditioning of racehorses. The stewards found Hire* year-old Monte Cristo showed excessive amounts of
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      Caravelle and Splendid have fine records
      215 18 THE NEWCOMERS- CARAVELLE, (late Dooneree). and Splendid, two newcomers entered for the Derby meeting at Buklt Timah. were smart winners In Australia. Caravelle a four-year-old chestnut gelding by Srnokey Eyes out of Big Elaine. won three races last season His first success was in
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        181 18 Al"( KLAND. Tues. Murray Halberg, Olympics 5.000 metres champion, smashed his own New Zealand six-mile record last night when he clocked 27:32.8. LONDON: England's No. 1 table tennis player. Chester Barnes, may be suspended for three months from Sept. 1 this year. The England selectors recommend this
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      Honour for Singapore
      630 19  -  TEOH ENG TATT; COMMONWEALTH XI HELD TO A DRAW I by Singapore -Tuesday gINGAPORE batted very resolutely today and aided by a 45-minute stoppage for rain had the honour of becoming the first Malaysian team to hold E.W. Swanton's Commonwealth touring cricket team to a draw. The
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      Sobers will play in KL matches
      227 19  - Sobers will play in KL matches ERNEST FRIDA by SINGAPORE, Tues. Garfleld Sobers, the West Indian cricketer who is acknowledged as the world's No. 1 all-rounder, will play in E. W. Swanton's XI against Selangor on Thursday and against Malaysia at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday and Sunday. Sobers arrived here
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      3-3 DRAW
      48 19 SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore Chinese and Johore Malays drew 3-3 In a friendly soccer match at Jalan Besar Stadium today. Singapore Chinese scored through Lee Wah Chin. Chew Seng Thum and Vong Chona Patt, Johore Malays got their goals through Yusoff Hamld (2) and an "own goal"
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      'I like this happy konfrontasi' says Tengku
      190 19 'I like this happy konfrontasi' says Tengku KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Tengku Abdul Rahman, the Prime Minister today spoke of the ''happy kind of konfrontasi" of sport in a message to the Malayan Cricket Association. In wishing the Malaysian cricket team, Swanton's Commonwealth cricket team and the public "a bright and
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      Urgent decisions await BAM
      433 19  -  NORMAN SIEBEL: BADMINTON— by Kuala Lumpur, Tues. fTHE Badminton Association of Malaya's important A standing committee meeting was not held at Ipoh on Sunday as scheduled but there are decisions and arrangements to be made which cannot wait upon a long postponement. The current round of
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      S'gor team to meet Thais
      75 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Selangor Badminton Association today named six players to meet the visiting Bangkok Municipality team at the SBA Hall here on Sunday starting at 7 p.m. The Selangor team will be: Singles Khor Cheng Chye. Ong Eng Hong, Abu Noor Baba and
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      POSTPONED
      35 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The key match In the Selangor Hockey Association League Div. 1 betwpen TPCA and Kilat, the champ:ons. scheduled to have taken place at Gurney Road today has been postponed til! Apr.
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      TONY'S WINNER
      31 19 PENANO. Tues. A goal by Tony Rozario midway in the second half gave City Council a 1-0 win over Customs in a League hockey match at Deto Kramat yesterday.
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      SUMMARY
      24 19 HOCKEY: Malacca Lfe Police 5 St. Francis Atso. 2. SOCCER: Inter-schools Lge Under 20): MAS 4 MBS 2 In-der-15: MBS 4 MAS 0.
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      SCOREBOARD
      158 19 COMMONWEALTH Nurse b Alexander 35 Taylor b Wicks 47 McLachlan c Wicks b Bynoe 45 I'aiaudi c Turner b Bynoe 11 Pietzlik c Alexander b Cooke 54 Griffith c Turner b Bynoe 9 Button not out 22 Extras 5 Total (for 6 dec.) 228 Did not bat: Ingleby-Mackenzie, Kimmins,
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      TODAY'S SPORTS FIXTURES
      160 19 SOCCER— Spore Govt Service* Uiv. 1: Tan Tock Seng Hosp Dockyard (Jn. Besar 5.15) Marines •A 1 v Police 'A' (Jn Besar 6.45 >; Div. 2: SHB v Teachers (Patterson Rd): Drt. 2B: Police 'B v Jurong (Jurong); Dlt. SA: Pharmaceuticals v PWD (KUlang Basin); DiT. SB:
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      BODYBUILDING RECORD 40 ENTRIES for SCHOOLS CONTEST
      178 19 BODYBUILDING RECORD 40 ENTRIES for SCHOOLS CONTEST J^UALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The "Mr. Inter-School" bodybuilding contest to be held at Stadium Negara on Saturday has attracted a record number of 40 entries The organisers, the Nilal Bangsa Physical Cultural Association of Kuala Lumpur, said that entries have been received from eight
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      S'pore ref for FAM Cup Final
      94 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Toes.— The FJi. of Malaysia have chosen Gref de Sllva (above) of Singapore to referee the FAM Cup Final between SeUnfor and Perak at ipoh on Sunday. The Uneaaen will be H. A. B. Mansoor (Penanr) and Junid (Kedah). The Selanror team
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      Lock icon SOCCER LEICESTER CRUSH HAMMERS' HOPES
      163 19 SOCCER LEICESTER CRUSH HAMMERS' HOPES T ONDON. Tues. West Ham. »ho meet Preston in the F.A. Cup Final in May. had their hopes of a double dashed last night when they were knocked out In the semi-finals of the English League Cup. West Ham were defeated 2-0 at home by
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      Lock icon New York will still recognise Clay as champ
      395 19 fASSIUS CLAY will still be recognised as world heavyweight champion by the New York state Athletic Commission even, ii the World Boxing Association declare the title vacant. New York and California are the only states which do not recognise the authority of
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    Lighting-up time...
    90 20 ■THE MINISTER of Agriculture and Co-operatives, I n c h e Mohamed Khir Johari (third from right) offers a light to the Food and Agriculture Organisation's representative in Malaysia, Mr. Harry L. Spence, Jr., after opening the second session of the organisation's regional working party at the Dewan
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    UN trade talks open with pleas for 'have-nots'
    294 20 UN trade talks open with pleas for 'have-nots' GENEVA, Tues. The United Nations conference on trade and development opened here yesterday with appeals for all-out efforts to narrow the gap between the rich countries and the poor in the interests of world peace. The conference, attended by representatives of 120
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    Railway bridge to be repaired
    71 20 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Public Works Department today announced that half of Buklt Timah Road near Buklt Timah circus will be closed from 11.30 p.m. tomorrow till 4 ajn. on Thursday to enable repair work on the Railway bridge to be carried out Half of Duneam
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    Drinks not to blame for Navy engineer's death
    404 20 SINGAPORE. Tues. A Coroner's inquiry today heard how a 3oyal Navy junior engineer, who had a few drinks at a shipboard •ocktail party, died after falling from an upper deck. The State Coroner. Mr. N. Oanesan. recorded a misadventure verdict at the
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    New factory
    29 20 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, will open the Singapore Oil Mills factory at Red Hill Industrial Estate at 5 p.m. on Thursday.
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    DEATHS
    50 20 CNANALETCHUMV Wife Ol raju. Tebrau Rubber K.i'ati-, Johor* Bahru pa.ixrd away ptacclully 24 fi«. Corte»;« W-avinK MMMM 'o ci-met< r» about 4.30 p.m. LUBA RUPERT! ENCEL. 6v in SinKuneral service at St. B»rnad.tt» Church. Zion Road. S p.m. today, (ol' lowed by interment at Bldadari. No flowers by request.
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    339 20 LONDON. Tues. It was an- other day of indecision in the stock market and there appeared to be no great desire to take advantage of the "new time" buying facility, a though business was on a fair scale. It was mostly a case of mdlvi;-
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    RUBBER
    43 20 LONDON, Tues. Spot 20Hd\. May 20\d June 20"» d.. July 20--15 16d July Sept. 21d.. Oct Dec 21d Jan. Mar 2ld Apr. June 20--15 16d.. July Sept. 20-15 16d.. Oct. Dec 20-15 16d.. c.l.f. 20»id.. May 20\d June 20 .d Tone: Idle.
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    TIN
    23 20 LONDON. Tues. Buyers £1063. sellers £1064. Forward buyers £1055... sellers £1056',. Settlement £1062. Turnover am 230 tons. p.m. 85 tons. Tone: Steadier
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    Rusk calls for a peaceful solution to confrontation
    238 20 Rusk calls for a peaceful solution to confrontation WASHINGTON, Tuesday. jy|R. DEAN RUSK, the I.S. Secretary of State, made ;i new c-ill yesterday lor ;i peaceful solution of Indonesia s confrontation of Malaysia. Mr. Rusk, testifying before the foreign affairs committee of the House of Representatives, said it was the
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    'NO BRITISH PLAN TO ENCIRCLE INDONESIA'
    70 20 LONDON. Turv Mr R A. Butler, tin British Foreign Secretary, s.mi today Britain had nevt-r had any plan to encircle and undermine Indonesia. He was replying in the House of Commons to a question by Mr. Arthur Henderson, a Labour Opposition member. Mr. Butler
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