The Straits Times, 8 December 1964

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    21 1 SINGAP' *i AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    RAHMAN TALIB RESIGNS
    1257 1 Tengku accepts it 'with regret' 'We are convinced of your innocence 9 reply to his letter of resignation KUALA LUMPUR, Monday THE Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib, resigned from the Cabinet this evening. His resignation was accepted "with regret" by Tengku Abdul Rahman
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    Letter to— Tengku: I shall do my best to prove innocence'
    337 1 Letter to Tengku: I shall do my best to prove innocence IT GALA LIMPI R. Mon. The Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib. said today that he had decided to resign to avoid causing embarrassment to Tengku Abdul Rahman iiul his other Cabinet colleagues. His* letter of
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    Lock icon Violence as Ceylon awaits dissolution of Parliament
    232 1 Violence as Ceylon awaits dissolution of Parliament fOLOMBO, Mon. An uneasy dawn lifted over this tense city today following a week-end of scattered outbursts of minor violence due to the delay in announcing the date of the dissolution of Parliament. After Thursday's onevote Government defeat on a no-confidence motion, the
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    Bank to give $250,000 to Defence Fund
    259 1 Bank to give $250,000 to Defence Fund SINGAPORE. Mon— The Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. will hold an extraordinary general meeting on Dec. 19 to consider a resolution that it contribute out of its profits 5250.000 to the National Defence Fund. The meeting will be held at the company's registered
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    24 1 WORLD SUMMIT CALL BY MOSCOW INITED NATIONS. Mon. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko today called for world summit conference on disarmament. AP.
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    Police find kidnap house
    581 1 BY OUR CRIME SQUAD SINGAPORE, Mon. Police have found the secret hide-out where kidnapped rubber million aire, Dato Ng Quee Lam, w;is held captive for two weeks, and are now limiting for a man whom they believe to be the "mastermind" of this abduction. The hide-out
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      MACA TO VISIT SMUGGLING RACKET ISLANDS
      160 2 MACA TO VISIT SMUGGLING RACKET ISLANDS AIANILA. Mon. President Macapagal will leave tomorrow to Inspect the Philippines southern borders, long the scene of smuggling and illegal immigration An announcement from the Presidents office said Mr Macapaeal decided on making ihe trio after a conference, with representatives of the i Defence
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      Garland for the Pope
      52 2 BOMBAY. Mon.— The Bteta (.ovcrnmi-nt today ordered thr release of 2f< Hindu extremists detained during Pope Paul* \i>it tml the International Eucharistic Congress here because they threatened demonstrations. Above: Pope Paul ureets Indians as hr tliuhts from his plane at Bombay airport. ll was siven a
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      Lock icon KASHMIR: AYUB KHAN RAPS SHASTRI
      132 2 LAHORE. Mon. President Ayub Khan said today that i India had resorted to "naked colonialism devised to main-, tain her stranglehold on, Knshmir". He was commenting on statement about Kashmir made by the Indian Prime I Minister. Mr. Shastri, in London yesterday. Mr. Shastri had
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      Banda: 700 million reasons for recognising China—
      141 2 Banda: 700 million reasons for recognising China LONDON, IVlon.— Dr. Banda, Prime Minister of Malawi, said here today that his newly independent country had no choice but to recognise China. "It is just a question of facing facts." he told a Press conference. "China controls a vast area and a
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      Lock icon The defectors
      38 2 HONO KONG. Mon. Three South Koreans one crew member of a Seoul freighter and two woman tourists to the Tokyo Olympics yesterday defected to North Korea on arrival at Chon*iin aboard it Japanese merchant .ship. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Moves to end 'K-style' rule in Russia
      430 2 Moves to end 'K-style' rule in Russia MOSCOW, Monday THE new Soviet leaders have taken fresh measures to prevent excessive concentration of power in the hands of one man, Pravda said today. The revelation came in a long editorial, which also refuted Chinese criticism of internal Soviet policies, and set
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      Lock icon Killing Congolese—as 'an act of mercy9
      199 2 Killing Congolese as 'an act of mercy 9 JOHANNESBURG? Mon. —Wounded Congolese Insurgents were being shot "as an act of mercy" rather than left to die in the bush, a South African mercenary, Bruce Morrison. 22. said here yesterday. Morrison, a former sales representative, was quoted by the Johannesbur e
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      Lock icon Floods swamp villages
      46 2 MANILA. Mon. Fourteen bodI ies have been recovered in flash floods which hit villages in Gingoog City in Mindanao Island during the weekend, according to reports reaching- here. About 50 people were reported misMng in the floods which left 100 families homeless. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Communist take-over? All lies, says Jomo
      193 2 Communist take-over? All lies, says Jomo "NAIROBI, Mon. Mr. 11 Kenyatta, the Kenya Prime Minister, said today that British newspaper reports of an imminent Communist takeover in Kenya were "humbug" and "lies". He told a political rally to--1 day at Llmuru, near here. I that Kenya would gain re--1 publican
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      Lock icon Woman leads pirate gang
      60 2 RANGOON. Mon. Three pirates led by 25-year-old woman overpowered ;i police escort aboard a State-owned river steamer near Bogale townshiD in the Irrawaddy delta, looted the boats cash box and lour rifles yesterday. The v woman ennqaged the police escort in conversation, suddenly wrested a rifle
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERIAN DESK
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      Dr King's appeal to Britain: Don't let bitterness develop here
      380 3 LONDON, Monday Negro leader, Dr. Martin Luther King, warned Britain yesterday against allowing racism and bitterness to grow from the presence of coloured immigrants. The 35-year-old Baptist minister was speaking to reporters on housing equal opportunity and immigration soon after
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      Lock icon Proposal in a packet
      48 3 PRATO (Central Italy), Mon.— I A factory worker here yesterday I pKkM oi dried liua .<i;d found a written proposal of marriage inside signed •'Concettina." The worker, who is married .wen children, has decided to Prf.-* tbfl proposal on to his bachelor friends.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon SOUTH AFRICA: 'A TRADE BOYCOTT IS ONLY WAY'
      151 3 SOUTH AFRICA: 'A TRADE BOYCOTT IS ONLY WAY' "Methods of economic withdrawal could bring the nationalist Government to its senses. I think if countries like .he United States and Britain announced they were no' going to buy certain things from South Africa, things would start to change." An economic boycott
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      'Ghetto' street: Smethwick to take action
      191 3 'Ghetto' street: Smethwick to take action SMETHWICK, Monday. "pHE council of this immigration flashpoint town in the English Midlands are to be asked to buy up houses to prevent one of the town's streets becoming a "coloured ghetto," it was announced today. Leaders of the Conservative Party, which controls Smethwick
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      Lock icon Bank chief calls for aid with ties-for safety—
      224 3 Bank chief calls for aid with ties-for safety ONDON. Mon. The C o m m o n, w ealth should take a lead in creating conditions under which help to underdeveloped countries ran flow more freely with safety guarantees. Sir Julian Crossley, chairman of Barclays Bank, said today. The bank
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      Lock icon CLASH AT MEETING OVER NATO SCHEME
      125 3 MUNICH, Mon. French and American delegates clashed over the proposed Nato multi-lateral force at an international meeting of defence policy experts here yesterday. SENATOR JACQUES i:\l MM secretary-g ene r a 1 of France* Gaullist Party, said the proiect was "militarily ineffectual, technically absurd
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      Lock icon Puppy saves 4 families
      49 3 KARLSTAD (Sweden). Mon A puppy saved four families in a burnir.R. wo< den hou>e here early yesterday when he licked his master's face to wake him up a.s smoke drifted through th* building The occupants were lust In time to escape in -their pyjamas. Reuter.
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      Lock icon sth Column exercise
      40 3 LIMA. Mon. More than 7.000 troops of six signatory countries Of the Inter-Anierican Mutual Aid Treaty launched the first stage of 'Operacion Ayacucho" an exercise on repelling an enemy aided by fifth columnists from South America. Reuter.
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      Lock icon No 'bedsheets'
      35 3 ROME. Mon. The Italian T'.cisury announced today that a newly designed 5.000-lira ($25) bui Is ready for issue early in 1965. to replace the outsized note that Italians jokingly call "lenzuola" (bedsheet). A.P
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      Lock icon Four weekend deaths
      19 3 CHUR (Eastern Switzerland). Mon. Four people died In weekend avalanches near here, police said today.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Italy's ailing President Segni resigns
      116 3 OOME. Mon. Presi- dent Antonio Segni of Italy, partly paralysed by a stroke four months ago. resigned last night on t h c grounds of ill-health. It was announced that the two Houses of Parliament the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies will meet on
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      Lock icon Cypriots fire at UN armoured car
      150 3 Cypriots fire at UN armoured car VICOSIA, Mon. 11 Cyprus national j guardsmen yesterday fired at a Swedish U.N. i armoured car which drove through a road- block when guardsmen refused to lift it. A United Nations Command spokesman said the national guardsmen fired about 15 shots and three of
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      Lock icon Luxury on the farm
      49 3 LONDON. Mon. In a bid to stem the drift of British agricultural workers from the land, a new range of farm tractors, announced by Mas-s-ey-FergOson here today, have been fitted with electric cigar-lighters. Other luxury accessories Include spring-suspension seating and weather proof fibre-glass cabs.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon The 10-year-old Robin Hood
      58 3 BEIRA (Mozambique). Mon. A boy of 10 shot and wounded a leopard with his bow and arrow to save a six-year-old girl, the Lufiitanla news agency reported. The leopard was dragging her away when the boy let loose an arrow, wounding the animal in the flank.
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    No water areas
    41 4 SINGAPORE. Mon— Water will be cut off on Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Jalan Belanglcas, Jalan Melor, Jalan Chengkek. Jalan Mawar. Jalan Merlatl, MacPherson Road (even numbers) from Jalan Belangkas to Kampong Lima opposite Howard
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    Church ceremony
    30 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The 15th graduation ceremony of the Trinity Theological College will be held at the Wesley Methodist Church In Fort Canning Road at 5 p.m. on Priday.
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    New taxes: Govt Whip replies to call by Ong
    445 4 New taxes: Govt Whip replies to call by Ong SINGAPORE. Mon THE Government Whip, Mr. Chan Chee Seng, today said that there was undoubtedly a great deal of anxiety and uncertainty over the new turnover and payroll taxes, the incidence and effect of which not even the Central Government had
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    'BISCUIT KING' CASE GOES TO PRIVY COUNCIL
    422 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. THE Federal Court of Malaysia today granted an application by Madam Tay Geok Yap, the first widow of the "Biscuit King," Mr. Lee Gee Chong, and her son, Lee Boon Leong (the administratrix and co-administrator of Mr. Lee's estate) granting them
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    Go ahead for many rural projects
    140 4 Go ahead for many rural projects SINGAPORE. Mon. The Government, for the first ten months of this year, has given the "green light" to go ahead with a wide-ranging list of projects to improve services in the rural and urban areas of the island. The Government, through the Urban and
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    16th anniversary
    34 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Sal Ho Koo Kay will celebrate their 16th anniversary and the official opening of their new building at 151 Chong Pang Road on Dec. 13 at 3 p.m.
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    Army officer is found guilty
    205 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. A GENERAL court martial here today found Lieut. Abdul Hamid bin Ishak of the General Service Corps guilty of fraudulently misapplying $17,467.80 from the imprest account of the 6th Bn., Royal Malay Regiment, between Oct. 1 last year and March 11, this year
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    Man charged with murder, of Detective Reddy
    127 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. A man Lim Toh Sin alias Smm Kia alias Maian alias Reno was charged in the ninth magistrate's court today with the murder of Detective Melvyn Douglas Reddy in Prince Street on April 4 this year. He was ordered to be
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    TENGKU: IF SOEKARNO HAD BEEN A SCOUT...
    135 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Prime Minister, Teng--1 ku Abdul Rahman today wished that President Soe- karno had been a scout in I his youth "for he would then at least obey the scout law and live at peace with his neighbours." The Tengku
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    Postmen won't use 'aerosol' against —dogs—
    123 5 Postmen won't use 'aerosol' against dogs I^UALA LUMPUR, Mon. v Malaya's postmen have dropped the decision to use an eye irritant against dogs. Mr. S. Ganapathy. general secretary of the Union of Postal Uniformed Staff. said today the repellant. known v "aerosol" was difficult to store in a hot climate.
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    Sarees stolen
    29 5 BUTTERWORTH. Mon.—Burglars stole $200 worth of sarees and $36 cash last night when they broke into the home of Mr. M.K.T. Pltchaymuthu at Kampong Dock In Prai.
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    'Passes' advice to pilgrims
    75 5 PENANO. Mon.— The Pilgrimage Control Officer. Haii All Rou>e today advised pilgrims from Kelantan to obtain border passes If they intend to tra\el to Penanu via Thailand to ratch the pilgrim ships next year. The passes, lir- said, should be valid lor at least six months.
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    Freedom From Hunger Fund
    34 5 PENANG, Mon. Seven more contributions totalling $205 have boasted the Penang Freedom-from-I Hunger campxign fund to $530 The latest donations include SI 00 from the Penang Chinese Chamber of Commerce.
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    Court: Oil dealer is father of ex-cabaret girl's baby
    392 5 PENANG, Monday. MAGISTRATE'S court today held that a Kedah oil dealer, Lim Beng Aik, was the father of a five-month-old baby born to a former dance hostess, Chew Suan See, 22. Lim, 51, was ordered to pay $50 a month maintenance
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    Barter boat seized
    46 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. A Marine Police patrol boat intercepted an Indonesian bari ter craft with three Indonesians on board near Raffles Lighthouse at 12.50 a.m. today. The three men. who claimed to be barter traders from the Rhio Islands, have been detained for questioning.
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    Lock icon MALAYSIAN HEART CASE BOY HAPPY IN MELBOURNE
    139 5 MELBOURNE. Mon. iTI A Singapore boy, Toh Tong Sun, who celebrated his sixth birthday today, arrived in Melbourne yesterday for a hole-in-heart operation. Singapore people and -members of the AustralianAsian Association paid the boy's fare to Melbourne the operation cannot be performed in
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    Counter offer
    48 5 PENANG. Mon. "The executive committee of the Penang Malay Chamber of Commerce will meet on Thusday to discuss a counter offer made by the City Council in reply to its application for a 25 per cent allocation of stnll.s for Malays in tjie new Chowrasta market.
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    $55,000 for projects
    21 5 PENANG. Mon. The rural devlopment committee for Kuala Perils an* Utan Aji has provided $55,000 for minor projects.
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    New buoys to aid fishing
    57 5 PENANG. Mon— Two buoys to aid fishing navlaatlon will be »ci up at Pulau Lanekawl. on the north-west coast of Malaya. on Deo. 17. One buoy will be marked. Fish No 1" and painted white, while the other will be painted red an.l marked "Pish
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    Found hanging
    31 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. A cook. Tan Thuan Kok. 52. was found hanging last night in the bathroom of his employers home in Hyderabad Rond. Police do not suspect foul play.
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    New tourist centre ,
    32 5 New tourist centre KANGAR. Mon. The Mentri Besar. Dato Sheikh Ahmad bin Mohamed Hashim. will decla'f open the State's first tourist centre at Sungej Berembang. !2 miles from here, on Jan. 1.
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    $5m loan sought to eradicate the 'padi kuncha' system
    244 5 ALOR STAR. Mon THE Central Government is to be asked to provide $5 million aid to the Rural Apex Bank to help it in its campaign to eradicate "padi kuncha" (middle man) system. This decision was taken today at the annual
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    Signal out: A second train is delayed
    109 5 Signal out: A second train is delayed DUKIT MERTAJAMJ Mon. For the second time in three days, mischief-makers have caused the failure of a railway signal between Prai and Bukit Mertajam. As a result of this, the departure of a goods train from Prai was held up yesterday. Later, a
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    19 thugs detained
    21 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Polic» yesterday detained 19 secret •ociety thugs under the Socie ies Ordinance and screened 1.721 peoDle.
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    Lock icon MALAY: SABAH's SCHOOLS 'DOING THEIR BEST
    247 5 MALA Y: SABAH's SCHOOLS 'DOING THEIR BEST JESSELTON, Monday. ALL Sabah schools are "doing their best" to introduce the National Language next year and "I'm sure they will succeed,"' the Minister for Social Welfare, Dato O. K. K. Yassin, said. Addressing a large audience before distributing prizes at a Government
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    Law exam passes in Singapore
    123 5 Law exam passes in Singapore SINGAPORE, Mon. The Ministry of Education to- j day announced that the fol- lowing candidates, who sat for the Michaelmas Bar examination this year at the Singapore centre, were successful in one or more sections of part 1. Roman Law (third cla.ssi: P. T. Abraham.
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    NEW OIL FIRM TO DO BUSINESS IN MALAYSIA
    152 6 NEW OIL FIRM TO DO BUSINESS IN MALAYSIA SINGAPORE, Monday. THE British Petroleum Company Limited has formed a new subsidiary. BP Malaysia Ltd., which has be?n incorporated in Malaysia with an authorised capital of $10 million. The establishment at the new company, which will market a full ranße ot pro-!
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    New hall for town
    50 6 HATU PAHAT. Mon.— The District, Oflicer here. Inche Talib bin Abu, will lay the foundation stone of the Diamond Jubilee Hall ln Jaian Rahmnt on Jan. 2. The hall costing 5200.000 will -HHting capacity of 1.000. a basketball and two badminton courts and a revolving stage
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    ' Emergency trial for worker in Negri
    123 6 Emergency trial for worker in Negri gEREMBAN. Mon— Th* first trial in Necri Srmbilan under the present rimersiency. which was scheduled for today, will be held tomorrow. Mr. N Ramachandran. who appears for an estate worker of Pasir Panjang. Port Dickson. Yusof bin Abu Bakar. 31. had askrd for a
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      MPs plead for better deal for farmers, fishermen
      1602 6 MPs plead for better deal for farmers, fishermen GOVT URGED TO STRIVE HARDER FOR SELF-SUFFICIENCY IN FOOD i By OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS Kuala Lumpur, Monday A call for setting up of more co-op societies in the rural areas... A SERIES o f suggestions on how Malaysia's rural folk could obtain
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      Branch chairman
      34 6 BUKIT MERTAJAM. A retired police officer. Inche Harun bin Siiat. was elected chairman of the UDP branch here yesterday with Mr. Khor Thi-.m Kee as secretary and Mr. Klior Bak Soon treasurer.
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      Cyclist killed in crash
      56 6 SIN JAPORE, Mon. A cyclist, Ahmaa bin Abdullah, 13. WM killed this morning when he was. knocked down by a Public Utilities Board lorry in front of the Serangoon Fire Station in Serangoon Road. Police are appealing for eyewitnesses to contact Inspector V. Rajaratnam. of the
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    Campaign to explain the new C-school system to parents
    294 7 Campaign to explain the new C-school system to parents KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE Ministry of Education will soon launch a one-week campaign to explain the comprehensive school education system to parents. Plans for the campaign are being completed and the dates are expected to be announced soon. The campaign will
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    Trader found murdered
    46 7 A LOR STAR. Mon. A busbHaaoaui, Mat au bin Bbaari 40. *.is found murdered in Lorong Bendahan here, at about midmcht yesterci;iy. Mat. who had several stab wounds in his chest, was found lying on the roadside. The police have detained a suspect.
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    Missing: $14,000 payroll
    67 7 JOHORL BAHRL. Mon. Police are investigating the loss of a $14,000 pay-roll from a safe belonging to the Sungai Tii .im estate, about 45 miles from here. The money was missing when an estate official opened the safe this morning. Tho 514.000. which had earlier been drawn
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    54,000 playground
    26 7 TANGKAK. Mon.— The OriseV I Loral Council has approved a sum of $4,000 to build a children's plnymmnd. Work Is expected to start soon.
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    Thousands celebrate Feast of St. Francis Xavier
    179 7 Thousands celebrate Feast of St. Francis Xavier MALACCA, Mon.— Thousands ol Catholics throughout the country converged here yesterday to celebrate the Feast of their patron sairtt. St. Francis Xavier, at his tomb on St. Paul's Hill. St. Francis Xaviers body was buried for some time on ♦he hill before It
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    Queen presents trophy to winner of radio contest
    129 7 rE Raja Permaisuri Agong presenting a trophy to Che Zainab lluri, runner-up in the girls' modern song section of the Radio Stars Contest at the Dewan Tengku Abdul Rahman. Kuala Lumpur, on Sunday night. The show, organised by the Malay Service of
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    Blind, crippled and deserted, 'I better die' she says
    244 7 Blind, crippled and deserted, 'I better die' she says SINGAPORE, Monday. 'J'HE woman raised herself on one elbow on the bare mattress and said: ''I have cried so much that I have stopped crying a long time ago." Che Saomah binte Hassan, 30. has reason; to be sad. Paralysed from
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    Methodist schools show rapid expansion
    131 7 Methodist schools show rapid expansion IPOH. Mon. The rapid expansion of Methodlsl missionary schools In Malaya and Singapore will be i one of the main topics for discussion at the annual conference of the Methodist Mission, which opens at Port Dickson tomorrow. The week-long conference Is I scheduled to consider
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    150 returning from Brinsford
    61 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. More than 150 Malaysian student teachers who have completed their courses at the Malaysian Teachers' College at Brinsford Lodge Wolverhampton. will return home during the next few days. The first group of 14 students will arrive here by Boac tomorrow. Another 140 on
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    St. John division
    30 7 BATU PAHAT. Mon. The Batu Palm District Youth Council Is to form a St. John Ambulance divlaon for members of the 36 youth clubs in the area
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    Sultan's donation
    17 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Thf Sultan of Pahang has donated $1,300 to the National Defence Fund.
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    Inspector on CBT charge
    71 8 IPOH, Mon. Inspector Chew Tit Chye. 41. was allowed bail In the Session Court here today after he had pleaded not guilty to a charge of criminal breach of trust. The charge Involves $5,513.66. being arrears of salary to be paid to the members of the
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    'Modernise' call to farmers
    50 8 KANGAR. Mon. The State Religious and Malay Customs Department today urged Muslim farmers throughout Perlis to adopt modern methods if they wished to Increase production. "Unless you change to these new methods," it said in a statement, "you will be left behind by other advanced nations."
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    A plea to teachers: Close our ranks
    547 8 A plea to teachers: Close our ranks IPOH, Monday appeal to Malaya's 60,000 teachers to ''sink all differences and close our ranks" was made today by Mr. Teerath Ram, new leader of the teachers' panel in the National Joint Council for Teachers. Referring to the dispute between the National Union
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    Bishop Chan gets a pleasant surprise in Bombay-
    204 8 Bishop Chan gets a pleasant surprise in Bombay-- From JAMES AUGUSTIN BOMBAY. Mon. The Bishop of Penang. Msgr. Francis Chan, who is here for the 38th International Eucharistic Congress, had a pleasant surprise last Friday when his host, the Rev. Father Bento, vicar of St. Michael's Church, gave a lunch
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    Road opening
    37 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Assemblyman for Fairer Park, Mr. S. Rajoo. will officially open the Jambatan Merah Gyratory system at the junction of Norfolk Road. Kampong Java Road and Thomson Road at 5.30 p.m. on Thursday.
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    Transport men to give day's wages to D-Fund
    152 8 Transport men to give day's wages to D-Fund SINGAPORE, Mon. The 700-stroriK Public Daily Rated Transport Workers' Union has decided to ask its members to donate one day's wages to the National Defence Fund. This decision was taken at a meeting of the union's executive committee during the weekend. The
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    Detective hurt in crash dies
    69 8 IPOH, Mon.— A police detective, Chan Siew Seong. 32. died in the General Hospital here yesterday evening 18 hours after a road accidentChan, riding a motor-cycl* was knocked down by a car at the junction of Hugh Low Street and Belfield Street shortly after midnight
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    Two win Koran contest
    63 8 PARIT BUNTAR. Mon.— liuha Wan Chlk bin S.'imauddin. 27. and Che Hindon bime Sudin. 16. won the Koran reading contest for mpn and women respectively here over the week-end. Six men and six women took part in the competition for trophies donated by Inche Abdul Raof
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    Pay probe terms worry teachers
    263 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. I THE National Union of Teachers and the Singapore Teachers' Union today expressed concern over a provision in the terms of reference of the Special Salaries Commission to inquire into the pay of more than 100.000 Government servants in Malaya and Singapore.
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      92 8 \lhti Onp By V.T. tFamlin f ARe6acK /SEE, UMPA/Yi DONT THINK /HIS MS6INO] \OU THINK. /YEH? rTV^TON SAY IT? Jv, mrfrWtxa BL TO NORMAL, I DUfJNO... MOO'U. EVET? I VVA3 A SHOCK. DOtsTT ITf JUST GOBS I SHOW V~~— f^ I "J"™ 58 |B^ I GUESS/^/N,^^^ y BE QUITE TH'
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    man who wanted to be first always Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE
    1753 9 man who wanted to be first always Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE FAME CAME TO SCHOOLMASTER ONLY AFTER HE HAD DIED SHORTLY after midnight on JnniKiiv 24, 18!)."), a whaleboat manned by eight men pulled steadily through loose ire towards a point on the misty iee -shrouded continent of Antarctica. In
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    109 10 21) Words HO (Minimum) WARRANT OFFICER Murdo 'Jock' Matkaaaa Royal Australian Engineers lieloved husband of Betty and father of lennlfer (si Ross <7> and Scott (2) ■if 7 AnKora Close passed away 3 Dec. 64. All friends are advised th.it a Mimonam service will bt held at Saint Ueorge's
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    129 10 70 Word* SID (Minimum) THE FAMILY OF the l.ue Madam Y<o Hoon Neu thank.* frienda. relatlona, :.i^;itlons for intPs.'iKes of con■aiaßMßj wreaths and aMsistance received on S/12/64. THE FAMILY OP the i.-ite Mr. Ong Clii Kin Kiew thank relatives, rriends. tirins for their assistance, condolences. si—Has, scrolls, nixbt vimta
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    The Straits Times Tuesday, December 8, 1964 East Of Suez
    608 10 The Straits Times Tuesday, December 8, 1964 East Of Suez Mr. Harold Wilson's re- affirmation of one hundred per cent backing for Malaysia relieves any anxiety there may have been in this country |of the possible effects which j the reorganisation of British military strength may have on commitments East
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    Inche Talib
    449 10 The dismissal with costs of I the libel action brought by Inche Rahman Talib, -the Minister of Education, made his resignation inevitable. It is true, as the Assistant Minister for Justice pointed out when an attempt was made in Parliament to question the Minister's position, that Inche Talib
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    Late Letters
    198 10 A letter sent from one j Malayan town to another j should take no more than 24 hours to reach its destination. It is a good thing that the Minister for Works, Posts anl Telecommunications, Dato Sambanthan. knows from personal experience that what should be the case is
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    Vietnam through American eyes
    1080 10  - Vietnam through American eyes DENNIS BLOODWORTH LOOKING AT A WAR THAT ARMIES CANNOT W1N.... By IT was one in the morning, and a time for truth. The American lieutenant glanced out over the silent, darkened streets of Saigon under curfew, sipped his beer with faint distaste, and shook his head
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    RAHMAN TALIB WAS UMNO PIONEER IN PAHANG
    416 10 RAHMAN TALIB WAS UMNO PIONEER IN PAHANG TH E Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Talib, who resigned today as a result of his libel and slander suit against Mr. D. R. S ee n iv a sagam M.P. has occupied top jobs in the Government since the Alliance
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      Locating all the beggars
      154 10 1 AM afraid that "L.K.T." completely missed the point of my letter requesting Information about children begging. The Department was therefore anxious to locate this particular group of young beggars so that something could be done for their welfare. My Department Is not unaware of the
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      Water bill
      106 10 CROM April this year, the Estimated charges' for water and lighting consumption at my residence have been steadily going up and up for no apparent reason. I presume the meter reader of my area has now resumed duty after his long furlough as I have Just received the
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      747 10 StraiU Times Malay Mail i MM advertisements may br handed to: COLO STOWAGE AWCADC Orchard Road (lit Floor) COLD STORAGE BHANCHIS At Halland Read Kstsng Kip** l R«»d Nlrtl 1111. CITY BOOK STORK LTD Winchester Hous*. Collyar Quay THI NsTWS FRONT ritipstrlck'i Supermarket M. M. ISMAIL, 3 Admiralty Road. Naval
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    Two girls found in hotel bed with burns
    279 11  - Two girls found in hotel bed with burns RUDY BELTRAN By I^I'ALA LUMPUR. Mon. Two housemaids were found sprawled in bed and groaning in a hotel here last night. Poon Yuk Lan. 27. a cook, and lan Ah Chu. 18. a baby i litter, have been admitted to the lieneral
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    6 INDONS ESCAPED ROUND-UP
    69 11 6 INDONS ESCAPED ROUND-UP JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. There are still six Indonesian infiltrators in the Kota Tinggi district whom security Forces have not accounted for. This was disclosed today by j the Johore State Informa- i tion Oilicer. Inchc Shukor bin Ayob. Inchc Shukor said, however, that the mx remnants
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    Lock icon House of secrets where thugs held Dato Ng
    107 11 TALL, thick hedges screen off this house from prying eyes. It is 39, Sommerville Road, off Upper Serangoon Road, rented by one of Singapore's most wanted criminals to Hide kidnapped rubber magnate, Dato Ng Quee Lam. last month. Detectives take turns guarding
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    Budget: NTUC to hold mass protest rally
    385 11 Singapore. Monday 'pHE National Trades Union Congress will hold mass rally of the workers in Singapore to protest against what it terms "the anti-labour" provisions of the national Budget now being debated in Parliament. The rally will be held at the National Theatro
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    Manager on holiday
    31 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The manager ol South-East Asia Development Corp. Ltd., Mr. B. L. I Mathews. left here by air today for I h three-month holiday in Australia.
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    Contractor is fined
    53 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. A labour contracter. Ho Tliye Choon. was fined a total of 1400 in a magistrate's court today on 40 chargis of failing to pay contributions to the Central Provident Fund. The magistrate. Mr. K. C. Rajah, also ordered Ho to pay to the fund contributions
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    A sarong for the cowboy who lost a11...
    234 11 BUFFALO BILL SEEKS AID KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A man in a cowboy outfit the only clothing he has after yesterday's big fire at Kampong Semarang here turned up at the Selangor Social Welfare Department today for aid. Mohamed Ar.shad. 35, a municipal
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    Principal off to Manila
    44 11 P\RIT BUNTAR. Mon. Mr. P. Subram.iniam. principal of the Methodist Secondary School here, has left for Manila to attend the Asian sea nee teachers' conference organised by the World Confederation of Teachers' Organisations He will be away till Dec. IS
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    Police officer moves
    25 11 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Mon. Senior Inspector Mohamed Hashinn bin Abdul Rauf. of Balik Pulau. Penang, is now senior investigating officer in Bukit Mertajam.
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    1965 budget in Johore
    68 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. The Johore Legislative Assembly whl be asked to approve a Budget of $37,596,--551 for 1965 when it meets on Dec. 12. The items to be approved Include $9,800,000 as contribution to statutory funds. $3,877,625 for relig.cus affair.-- and cucrts. $3-631.900 for district and
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  • MAINLY FOR WOMEN
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      SHOPPING
      363 12 with love CHOPPING days are in full swing. Wives, mothers and sweethearts are already popping in and out of shops trying t« decide what arc (he best buys. Last Christmas I promised myself that I would really get organised earlier this year. It's no use. I've just started Joining
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      BEAUTY ON HIS MIND
      134 12 BEAUTY ON HIS MIND Tf l has beauty on his H mind but it's strictly on the business side for Mr. H.A. Mangel. Max Factor's manager for S.E. Asia, who visits Singapore at least four times a year to discuss the company's new promotion schemes. During his visit last week
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      From you to the young ones
      326 12 From you to the young ones rpHE YOUNG ONES: I Though it is a pleasure to select toys for the children these days it is also confusing. So varied and imaginative are the playthings that you can hardly tell which are real. For instance the little make-up sets for girls
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      FROM YOU TO YOU
      176 12 rR WOMEN: For cutting it right those who design their own clothes ihese scissors seem ideal. In different sizes from 9" to 12" and from S8 upwards. Now available at a special prices are tea sets six cups and saucers, six tea plates, tea pot, milk
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    Firmg— of crackers banned in Sabah
    180 13 Firmg of crackers banned in Sabah JESSELTON. Mon. The Federal Government has banned the firing of crackers in Sabali. Mr. Donald .Vlathcson. Commissioner of the state's component of the Royal Malaysia Po- lice Force, said today. This makes the firing of crackers illegal throughout Malaysia. The action was taken to
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    Course for teachers
    52 13 IPOH. Mon. The Mentri Besar of Perak. O.ito Ahmad bin Said. ill open a live-day course for adult education teachers at the Sekolah Raja Perempuan Ta'ayaii here tomorrow. The course, which is organised by the Perak Adult Education Department, will be attended by L'lG fathers from all
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    TENANTS FORM THEIR OWN ASSOCIATION
    89 13 TENANTS FORM THEIR OWN ASSOCIATION PENANG, Mon. Tenants of City Council flats and low cost houses in Thean Tek Estate, Rifle Range Road and Jelutong have formed their own association to safeguard th°ir interests The City Council Tenants' Association, formed at a meeting yesterday, has Mr Ong Boon Chen as
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    MENTRI TO TOUR BATU PAHAT PROJECTS
    79 13 BA I U PAHAT, Mon. I [entrl Besar of Johore,; Dato.' T aii Hassan bin Hajl Yunos. will begin a tour of completed projects ot the Town Council on Dec. 31 The projects, completed < with loans from the State I Government, are: The
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    Court told row over girl led to death of 'Tarzan'
    376 13 Court told row over girl led to death of 'Tarzan' PENANG, Monday. A 17-year-old tapper, Rokiah binte Ahmad, told the Penang assize court today an uncle, Mohamed Isa. whom she described as "a kampong Tarzan,'' threatened to beat her for 'flirting' with another uncle, Shariff bin Ahmad. Rokiah was testifying
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    Union hits out at factory lock-out of -workers
    226 13 Union hits out at factory lock-out of -workers- SINGAPORE, Mon. The Pioneer Industries Employees' Union today described the action of the National Textiles Ltd. in "locking out" its 68 workers at its Jurong factory yesterday as "reactionary and highhanded." The union's acting general secretary, Mr. Liang Teck Sum, said that
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    Adventurers' Club seeks more members
    97 13 SINGAPORE, Mon The Singapore Adventurers' Club, which held its second annual meeting during the weekend, discussed ways and I means to improve and popularise the club In the coming year. The club hopes to expand Its membership by Informing wouldbe members that it Is dedicated
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    Lorry kills woman
    24 13 ALOR STAB. Mon. An 80--year-old woman, Chen Ah Sooi, was killed by a lorry at Simpang Kuala, near here last night.
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      297 13 Straits Times Crossword >• £fl H& 'tSi** 18l B^H ACROBS 6. Blockhead! Plre Is under con7. The girl who finished the trol! Give Instructions (5). farewell dram (5). 11. Deduclble In free Latin trans8. 15. Misguided romantic among latlon (11) ruins In the 25 (8. 8). 13. Sound registers (5).
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  • COMMERCIAL NEWS AND VIEWS
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      NEW GALVANISER PLANT IN SINGAPORE
      461 14 QINGAPORE will have its first plant for the manu- facture of galvanised iron and steel sheets by June next year The plant, an artist's impression of which appears above. will represent a joint-venture between the Hong Leong Co. Ltd. of Singapore and four Japanese companies
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      MEN'S WEAR NOW BIG BUSINESS
      217 14 MOST men of the present generation, especially among the younger age group, are becoming more conscious of their personal appearance, stated Mr. Erie Battelle. export manager of Swank Incorporation. Attleboro, Massachusetts, America. Mr. Battelle. who is on a round the world tour, was in Singapore
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      Low-cost model
      70 14 A low-cost model of Us System 360 of computers has been introduced by International Business Machines Corporation, with an eye to the small business field, it was announced. Monthly rental for the machine —Model 20— starts at U. 5.51.280 and purchase price at $62,710. 1.8.M. said it has
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      World pencil demand growing
      168 14 World pencil demand growing THE world demand for pencils has been increasing steadily in recent years despite strong competition from the ball pen. This upward trend follows the growth of the younger generation, as they crave for education, said Mr. Hans Kunz, managing partner of J.S. Staedtler, Nurnberg, Germany. World
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      BIG RESPONSE TO COMPETITION
      163 14 NESTLES Products (Malaya) Ltd.'s Ideal Milk display competition held recently in Singapore. was a tremendous success disclosed Mr. D. Trevor, the company's Singapore manager. The response was so encouraging and the standard so high that display photographs had to be sent to the company's head office
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      JAPAN IN MILK MART
      111 14 MORINAGA MILK Industry Ltd., one of Japan's foremost dairy products manufacturers are introducing their dried milk powder to Malaysia through their local sole agents. Hong Bee Organisation Ltd of Kuala Lumpur. The dried milk powder is said to have already made great in roads in Formosa,
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      Less tin used in U.K.
      130 14 rE British Bureau of NonFerrous Metal Statistics reports that the consumption of tin in the United Kingdom in October 1964 was 1,863 tons The total consumption of tin in the period January to October 1964 was 15,696 tons compared with 18,361 tons in January to
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      Basic price increased
      39 14 Aluminium Ltd. Announced In Montreal that eflective immediately its basic price tor primary aluminium ingot in worM markets. outside North America, will be Increased by one half cent per lb. to US 24.5 cent* per ib.
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      CHRYSLER RECORD
      40 14 Chrysler Corporation said it built 143,088 Cars in November, up 39 per cent from 103.194 k year ago. Chrysler's output last month was a record for November and the second highest for any month In the company's history.
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    Hitler's rockets get first trials
    1718 15 Hitler's rockets get first trials With feverish activity the Germans prepared lor their nx-ket attack on London. And with equal ferocity a battle of quite another kind raged in the British Cabinet between those who thought the whole rocket set up was exaggerated and those who felt that it posed
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      Lock icon Doctors see Red, order an inquiry
      100 16 Doctors see Red, order an inquiry T ONDON. Mon.— After a stormy seven-hour session yesterday the British Medical Practi-i tioners' Union decided to set up a special sixman commission to inauire into allegations of Communist infiltration in the union. The commission will VWtigate the affairs of the; union in pacts,
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      102 16 A valet? I clean my own shoes', says Wilson I ONDON. Mon. Mr. Harold Wilson, Britain's new Prjme Minister, cleans his own shoes. He said so yesterday before flying from London airport to Washington for his summit meeting with President Johnson. Mr. Wilson was asked about a newspaper report that
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      105 16 Churchill statue: 'No cigar' protest Mon. American cigar lovers have protested against a decision to erect a bronze statue here of Sir Winston Churchill without a cigar. The cigar, a symbol of the British wartime leader's fighting spirit was ruled out by the English-Speak-ing Union for aesthetic reasons, but a
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      – Panty 'come on' sparks off a campus riot
      183 16 Panty 'come on' sparks off a campus riot 1/fIAMI, Mon. Eight iTI thousand University of Florida male students, egged on by panty-waving co-eds, rioted on Saturday night at Gainesville after their school won football and basketball matches. They set flre to benches trees and cars. At least one student and
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      59 16 RANGOON. Mon. Five people were killed and eight injured when Communist rebels attacked a police outpost near Maubin. 90 miles north of here, last Friday i Among the dead were two women and a child. The rebels attacked the outpost with heavy flre. but
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      29 16 PARIS. Mon. French actors and actresses threatened yesterday to strike against the Govern-ment-run radio and television in a demand for higher pay and better working conditions. UPI.
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      75 16 WASHINGTON. Mon.— The population of the world w.tv estimated today at more than 3,283 million people and expanding at a rate of some 65 million people annually. The estimate was made by the Population Re- ference Bureau, and wax based largely on United Nations statistics.
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      Lock icon Duchess who stopped Churchill becoming a duke is dead
      292 16 Duchess who stopped Churchill becoming a duke is dead NEW YORK, Monday. MRS. Consuelo Vanderbilt Balsan, one of the great figures of European society in the Twenties and -Thirties and the former Duchess of Marlborough, died at her seaside home at Southampton (New York State) yesterday. She was 88 Mrs.
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      23 16 WASHINGTON. Mon. President Johnson will meet Mr. Andrei Gromyko, the Soviet Foreign Minister. at the Whit* House on Wednesday. Reuter.
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      Sir Winston links arms with his wife
      58 16 LADY Churchill linked her arm in that of her husband when Sir Winston Churchill went to the window ot his house in Hyde Park Gate, London, on his 90th birthday to greet hundreds of admirers who had turned up to wish him Happy
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      296 16 The new mood by Pope VATICAN CITY, Monday. pOPE PAUL yesterday told crowds in St Peter's Square that his visit to India pointed the way towards a "new mentality" bringing the peoples of the world closer together. The Pontiff, given a triumphal welcome home by hundreds of thousands of Romans
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      ONE MAN'S SNIPER WAR ON S.A.C. BOMBERS
      130 16 ONE MAN'S SNIPER WAR ON S.A.C. BOMBERS FkAYTON (Ohio), Mon. The FBI has charged Gilbert H. Hagerman, 68, with waging a one-man sniper war against some of the Strategic Air Command's biggest Jet bombers. His reason: They disturbed the cattle on his farm, seyen miles north-east of Wright- Patterson Air
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    TURNOVER STILL DECLINES ON MALAYSIAN EXCHANGE
    648 18 From Our Market Correspondent AT the moment the capital gains tax as far as shares are concerned seems to be achieving exactly the opposite intention for which its was designed. Coming on top of all the other accumulated factors at a very difficult time,
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 18 .Vblayan Stock Indices Dee. 5. Dee. 7. Industrials: 86.93 86.76 liny 127.11 127.31 > rubbers; 108.96 109.36 *Dee. SO, 1963 100. Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    755 18 BUSINESS In and reported v the Singapore and Kuale Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number 01 shares traded In brackets. INDUSTRIALS: Boustsad (1.000) ■LMI E»»o (1.000) tl.sb: Cast. Smelters •...mid' {3.90; F. A N. ords. (1.000) 52.7 U. (3.000)
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    CLOSING PRICES
    30 18 Dec. 7. MALAYAN RUBBER MUCK: rents (up one-eighth of a cent). TIN: sti::i:;?!. (down PtNI. I n. i n i rial estimated offering: 180 tons (down 5 tons).
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    263 18 THE following list of selected x Malayan Industrial yields is based on last sales to Saturday December 5. •P r-nce. U.» Uivideoo Yirin. •E V Yrarmnics Yield. •1 c. Timea Covered Oefimtton (revised): rime* ctvored. The uumber of time* ium years total dividend m covered oy oet srotiu
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    106 18 V;MIPS lying jloniciirle th, Singapore Harbour wnarvei or tupeeted today: I>*mo(1oru8 1/2. r>nw»u» .t'4. 1 ukj kawx Maru 5. Ooldrn Sprtn,- 6/7. AriHk. Maru Nippon 10/11. Hot-icti Cap<- I. IK. Emplr* Klttlwake 21/22. Bldor Mat«ro JS. Taooa 31/32. Glenartnry .'{3/34. AJax 3ft/30. Kunda 44. Roma 45. Kernlake
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    H.K. RATES
    47 18 ON thr free 'icrtanm market 10 Hone Kong vmimil«» me U.S. dolUwaa quoted at 4 7tt« lor TT and 5 7i« for eaah. Itsrllni wan quoted at IS aoC one tael ef nold at 232 J. All Mniaviin Kxrhanice Banka Aaaoclatlon rates were unchanged yesterday
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    68 18 CHINESE Product Exchange. Singapore noon prices per oicul ysstsrday: Coconut oil: nulk Ust sellers, drum jiii oatttrt Copra Dec /Jan UK/Contloent: Uaarautai Pepper: Muntok whit*. <IM> -ellers. Sarawak white tub sellera. special Sarawak nlack Sll'.'j tellers garbled Uimponi: Muck $130 „.-ii.t'«. ASTA $14ii sellers Singapore Copra Association aoon
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    Further decline in Straits tin price
    339 18 'TWERE was a further fall 1 of $8,124 in the straits tin price yesterday to 5K7937* on an offering estimated at 180 tons, or down 5 tons. Yesterday's drop followed one of $12.50 on Saturday. In LONDON on Friday tin bad gained £14 and-£7Vi
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    136 18 MELBOURNE. Mon. INDUSTRIALS were steady and moves were narrow with rise* slightly in excess of (alls. Trading was again quiet. B.H.P. Improved a further 9d. to 15s. 9d. Base- metal-; were mostly firmer. Nr« Broken Hill gained 4s. to 126 a. However, Mt Isa lust »ll Fridays gain
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    251 18 December Inn.- months INDUSTRIALS BotiKtoad 13 its Nation! Iron ;i rta. Punlnp!) 15 cts. Unlteeni 14 CM. City Dcv 7 cts. M. Containers 12 ct* E. SmelterK 21 CU. M. OaMM IS cts. Kkso U eta. McA lister 12 cts. Fed. Dtsp 12 '•til. M livest 11 rts.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    242 18 DECEMBER first i.rude rubber r.0.». closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yerterday at 69 centa per Ib.. up II centa on Krlday'n clo«--\ng level for the position. The tuna wan very quiet. B.A.S. and F.M.R.E. closing prices In cents per Ib. yesterday: Int. 1 R.S
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      1019 18 »USl«»li» Hl* JMia.NO SIMICE INOla. ftmsUk «N0 t ttllr SttVlCt I It: Mraasllr attHitt Mtlttstti Sitasi Tt: Mafrai Natnattiasoi P«nan| Soof» S'DO" > nan. 'in*.. BtMSRA l/tt Oec 11/12 DM RAJUIA 11/11 Otc It Die 17 lie RAJUL* 4/W las t) us 14 las r«OM AU&IUlia «Nll II <I*UNU RAJUIt
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      356 18 KUALA KAMPAR TIN FIELDS LIMITED (Incorporated in Malaysia) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a dividend, the Mty-seventh, of three shillings (3s. Od.) per Stock Unit, less Income Tax at the rate of forty per cent, has been declared due and payable to stockholders on the register on the 23rd December.
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      879 19 SITUATIONS VACANT Wort. >j Mm.)— Bo* io rl, .1/ APPLICANT* icpiying to Uai Num ners tor vacancies are requested not to enclose oriKtnal copies of testimonial or references witn toelr applications No responsibility can ne accepted iu< '.heir loss. LEADINC TRAVEL A C E N C V requires exrxruiicea Lady
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      1039 19 I ACCOMMODATION VACANT I M Bfevotj M Mm. I— Box SO rl*. rxlrm I SENNETT ESTATE: 2 t«o storey terrace house fur ushed $350- partly furnished MM/. .Itirong P-.irk detached I bungalow fully furnished $450-. Tel:! Spore <<:240 UNFURNISHED S BEOROOMEO Bungnlow. River Valley Road lor family, officers from January
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      1575 19 FOR SALE Word* n» (Mm.)— Box SO el: oxtro REFRICERATORS "LIOMM" and "Fides" on display at tl«. Middle Road, Spore. QUICK SALE upn*nt piano excellent condition well i-ared JWX). Write Bo* A-M'l3 S.T. S pore. 23" DELUXE CABINET T.V. ccmnei» $700. Phone (Spore) *****. THE NEW FURNITURE-STYLING Philco aircoodltioners available
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      326 19 NOTICE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED (iiHorpiiaicd in Btaigaport) NOTICE OT i:XTK«)KIM\.\RV GKNOUL Mil HM. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVKN Uttt an Extraordinary General Meeting of ttM O mpur.v will be held at itt Registered Oilier, China Building, Chulia Street, Singapore, on Saturday. 19th December. 19G4 at 12 o'clock noon tor the
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      Coronation IPs win brings back memories of 1937
      299 20  -  Epsom Jeep RACING with gINGAPORE, Mon. Veteran Singapore racehorse owner Chee Soon Keng was elated yesterday when Coronation II scored a surprise win in the second race at Bukit Timah. Not only was it his first success in many years, Coronation Us
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      Ipoh meeting in January
      68 20 IPOH Mon.— The first race meeting here in the new year will be held on Jan. 17, 20 and 24 for horses in Classes One, Three and Five. Distances will be: Class One 5f straight and 6f Class Three 6f or 8' 2 f and s'.f
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      Weights for this weekend's races
      601 20 \\EICHTS for all six races at Bukif Timah on Saturday. CL. 3, DIV. 3— 7 F Jay Dee 9.0 b Malham 8.17. Rawson Prince 8.12 Avanti II 8.11 Come lii 8.1 1 < Cheetah 8.10 Mount of Perfection 8.10 Singaporean II 8.10 Industrialist 8.09 Bovain
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      US RETAIN THE CANADA CUP
      541 20 IfAANAPALI (Hawaii). Mon Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer gained the United Stales' fifth successive victory in the Canada Cup golf tournament here yesterday. They *<\t trnlr nearest rivals, Argentina, by 11 strokes with a 72-hole team total of "54 a record for the event. Nicklaus
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      604 20 1 ANGLO-ORIENTAL (MALAYA) LIMITED KUALA LUMPUR Outputs of tin concentrates for uern -entioned Companies urnier the Management of An«loOrienial 1 Malaya 1 Limited for the month of November, 1964 are a.s tollow.v l-l. Ills AMPAT TIN DREDGING LIMITED ~iM BERJLNTAI TIN DREDGING LIMITED INo 4 Drrdsje out of production crossim:
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      783 20 I IN THE MATTER OF THK COMPANIFS ORDINANCE. CHAPTER 174 PAN MALAYAN SHIPPING TRADING CORPORATION LTD.! MEMBKRS- VOLINTARY wixniN<;-rp. AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of the atovenamed Company, duly con- vened. and held at No 178. Beach Read Singapore, on the 30th day' of November. 1964. the
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      788 20 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS STATE OF BRUNEI SITUATIONS VACANT Applications are invited from suitable candidates to fill the following vacancies in the Broadcasting and Information Department. Brunei •a> CHIEF PROGRAMME ORGANISER EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS Overseas School Certificate or its equivalent with credits in English and Malay PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS Must have at least 5
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      855 20 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI i ASSISTANT SURVEYOR. i APPLICATIONS are invited for the appointment in the Survey Department. Brunei, as Assistant Surveyor on contract for one tour of 3 years. QIALIFK ATIONS: Candidates must have a considerable knowledge of all aspects of survey work (i.e. Triangulation. Cadastral and Topographical
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      818 20 TENDERS TENDERS INVITED SIPPLY OF MISCELLAVEOI'S ARTICLES AND MAKING ll' OF CLOTHING FOR OFFICE BOYS AND OTHER SI/BORDINATES DURING 1965. Tenders will be received at the Office of the State Secretary. Malacca, up to noon on 16th December, 1964 for:--(I) the Supply of Miscellaneous Articles; and (II) making up of
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      HK put up a good show in mudbath against S'gor
      505 21  -  Larry Carroll SELANGOR 3 pts (penalty goal) HONG KONG .0 by U A L A LUMPUR, Mon. Hong Kong's Rugby team opened their Malaysian tour four hours after stepping off their plane here today and lost a hard-fought game against
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      BRILLIANT KEDAH GIRLS IN SHOCK VICTORY
      262 21 HEAH CUP ITUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Kedah caused an upset when they dethroned Penang, the holders, by 5-2 in the Heah Cup final at the Selangor Badminton Hall last night. It was the first time that Kedah had won the women's Interstate badminton championship and
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      FRANCE 18-8
      29 21 PARIS, Mon. Prance overDowered Britain by 18 points it wo tries, six goals) to eight (two tries one goal) in a Rugby League International at Perpignan yesterday.
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      PERAK HAVE SET LEAD FOR PENANG
      247 21 PERAK HAVE SET LEAD FOR PENANG pOR an association without money and unwilling 1 to tax the public again until they can ask on better terms, the BAM have shown a certain resourcefulness towards their most important commitment of building up a strong national team. At Sunday's meeting It was
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      SPORTSFRONT
      411 21  -  NORMAN SIEBEL O Alk Huang. Tosether Ailc Huanz and Chens Hoe could rise to (treat heights In doubles when they /set their minds to it, and this they will no doubt do if given the chance to play In the All-England. Yee Khan, on his day, Is a devastating
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      S'PORE FESTIVAL Sarawak upset Penang at volleyball
      153 21 S'PORE FESTIVAL Sarawak upset Penang at volleyball |CINGAPORE. Mon. Sarawak caused a surprise in the national volleyball tournament here i today when they beat Penang 3-2 in the six-a-side section. The tournament is part of the Government-sponsored Singapore Festival of Sport. In a thrilling match 'dark horses" Sarawak beat Penan*
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      Spore XV's v Tourists
      105 21 CINGAPORE. Mon. Singapore v Civilians and Joint Services, wh'j meet in the sou'.h zone decitir.g match of the Malaya Cup nuuipetiiian here on Dec. 19. will uelc siror.g teams against the visiting Hong Kong Mdc this week. The Services team to meet Hun? Kung on Thursday:
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      SCC chalk up 32 points
      52 21 SCC 32 WANDERERS 0 SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore Cricket Club Invitation XV won a one-sided rugger match against Pasir Panjang Wanderers on the Padang today. SCC scored four goals and four tries without reply from the Wanderers, who were outplayed in all departments SCC led 16-0
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        SOCCER
        30 21 Batu Pahat League: Kllat 5 Teruna X' 4. Sambantnan Cap final: Kinta IA 4 Tg. Mallm Indians 1 (Tg. Ma Urn i. Hose Cap (S'bam: PWDSC 7 NSCRC 2
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        HOCKEY
        11 21 Friendly (Malacca): Comb. Schools 7 Independent Field Son. RE 1.
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        9 21 Friendly (Talplng): Kempe Club drew 3-3 with CRC
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      CRICKET Pakistan fight to avoid defeat
      376 21 CRICKET Pakistan fight to avoid defeat \IEI -BOURNE, Mon. ITI Javed Burki (47) and Hanif Mohammad fighting unbeaten! (41) came together in a I lighting unbeaten fourth-wicket stand of; 84 as Pakistan strove to i avoid defeat by Austra- lia in their cricket Test match here today. By the close
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      56 21 1 TODAY'S SPORTS FIXTURES SOCCER Spore Premier Leafne: Malays v Army (5.15). Euro-peans-Eurasians v Juniors 7.0. both matches at Jn. Besar). MeOilHvray Cup: Revertex v Sg Masai i Kluai.gi. Da to Leone Trophy: PCRC v Shaw Bros (Ipoh Padann). Rt'GGEK Club matches: Batu Garrison v VIOBA (Batu Cantonment); S'gor Club
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      47 21 Spore Festival of Sport: Tennis —Keppel Club v Morning Glow (Keppel Rd) 4.50; Table Tennis: Int«r-sut« tournament (at Havelock, Mountbatten and Rochore Community Centres 7.10 pm) V Alley ball: First national tournament (Spore Badminton Hallt. HOCKEY: Friendly Malacca HA President's XI v Comb. School! (Malacca Club padang).
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    Sabah Alliance: Tengku will solve problems
    224 22 Sabah Alliance: Tengku will solve problems SINGAPORE. Mon. Top Sabah Alliance leaders today were optimistic that a solution to the present Alliance problems could be found in their talks with Tengku Abdul, Rahman. The political leaders who left here this morning for Kuala Lumpur saw no reason why the Tengku,
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    DEATHS
    78 22 MR. V. KAILASAPILLAV, aged 6.'.. Ex-I'ontmaster, TaipinK. paxs.-il BMW peacefully on 4.12.64 at 12.20 a.m.. liavm*: behind his beloved wife, four Fon.-, one daughter and one dauKbtcr-In-law. KOH BENC KIM (Peter) pawed away peacefully on 7th IXci-mber 1964 ImvinK behind his beloved wife, one !-on. two daughters, one daughter-in-law
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    What I meant— the Tengku clarifies
    120 22 What I meant the Tengku clarifies 1/-UALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Prime Minister today clarified remarks he made on Saturday about the Rahman TalibSeenivasagam libel case. A statement from the Prime Ministers Department said "In a newspaper report yesterday, Tengku Abdul Rahman was reported to have remarked, when asked by reporters
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    Sarawak's own Police Field Force takes -over
    289 22 Sarawak's own Police Field Force takes -over KUCHING, Mon. The Sarawak Police Field Force has taken over from the Malayan units which have served in the State since September last year. At a ceremony at police headquarters here today, the Acting Chief Minister. Mr. James Wong, bade farewell to No.
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