The Straits Times, 10 December 1964

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 Vatic* 1 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1964. 15 CENTS. KDX 731
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    1003 1  -  PADMANA KRISHNAN Offer by Stephens to step down... STILL NO SOLUTION: THE SABAH ALLIANCE MAY BREAK UP AT NEXT ASSEMBLY MEETING By Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday 1 THE Sabah Alliance crisis worsened today with mediation talks ending in deadlock. At one stage of the talks, Da to Donald Stephens offered
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    Lock icon Russia slashes spending on arms
    392 1 Russia slashes spending on arms KOSYGIN PROMISES NEW RISE IN STANDARDS OF LIVING MOSCOW, Wed. Russia will cut its military budget by 500 million roubles ($1,900 million in 1965). Mr. Alexei Kosygin, the Soviet Premier, announced today. Mr. Kosygin told the Supreme Soviet of the slash in defence expenditure after
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    'Innocence'
    315 1 1 r I SINGAPORE, Wed. j 1 WHAT I MEANT— by THE TENGKU T<ENGKU Abdul Rahman today clarified what he meant by the use of the word "innocence" in his letter accepting the resignation of Inche Abdul Rahman bin liaji Talib on Monday. Shortly after his arrival, here from
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    Tengku calls for sane thinking and planning in Singapore
    967 1 Tengku calls for sane thinking and planning in Singapore SINGAPORE, Wednesday. SINGAPOREANS must give their minds and thoughts to making Singapore what it should be the business centre ot Malaysia, and not a hotbed of political quarrels and squabbles, Tengku Abdul Rahman said here tonight The Prime Minister was speaking
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    Convent bomb
    24 1 NICOSIA. Wed— A bomb exploded outside St. Joseph's Catholic Klrls' convent school last night, shattering windows There were no casualties. A P.
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    46 1 NOTTINGHAM. Wed. Tnieves who staged a wellplanned, spiit-second raid on a food factory here curly today escaped with 140 miles uf sausage skins worth C 4.000 The owner of the factory commented: "They may havr some trouble dispos- n« of their haul." Reuter.
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    Shouts of Tool! Idiots!' in the House
    449 1 Shouts of Tool! Idiots!' in the House KUALA LUMPUR, Wad QHOUTS Of "Sit down! Shut up! Fool! You idiots!" rang out in the House of Represenlutives this morning when Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam (PPP-Ipoh) attempted in vair. to introduce a motion for the adjournment, of the House. Mr Seenlvasagam b»--Kan
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    Lock icon B-58 on fire
    46 1 NEW YORK. Wed. A supersonic B-58 Hustler bomber carry- Ing an unarmed nuclear bomb 1 caught fire and burned yesterday ion a ramp at the U.S. Strategic Air Command centre at Bunker Hill I air forces ba.se. Indiana Three airmen were injured. AP.
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    STOP PRESS
    34 1 MA|OR EFFORT IN MALAYSIA WASHINGTON, U><l. Mr Harold WiNon. British Prime Minister said here today Britain making major effort in Malaria and numhiT of troops there was on very significant 5...1. Keiiter
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    Landing near Kukup: 7 captured
    611 1 Landing near Kukup: 7 captured |£UALA LUMPUR, Wed. Seven Indonesian infiltrators were captured by security forces in the south-west coastal area of Johore, opposite Pulau Kukup, today. The landing coincided with: THE DISCOVERY of a 30-foot boat, capable of carrying 40 people, in the manprove swamps north of Batu Pah
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      MOB AT JINNAH TOMB: POLICE OPEN FIRE
      130 2 MOB AT JINNAH TOMB: POLICE OPEN FIRE l/AKACHI. Wed— Pakistan Radio said police opened fire in Karachi last night on a mob attempting to demonstrate near the tniiili of the country's founder. Mouamma<| AH Jinnah. First reports said one sturirnt was killed and three seriously injured. The radio said a
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      £2 mil. havoc in Sumatra
      34 2 JAKARTA. Wed. Floods causing an estimated £2 million worth of damage have occurred In north Sumatra. Antara reported yesterday. Relief campaigns to assist flood victims would begin this month
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      Lock icon Karens give up the struggle
      54 2 RANGOON. Wed. Forty-five Karen rebels In the Tharawaddv j district 200 miles north of here. I surrendered to Government forces ye« prc!av. The Karens, who have been ter- 1 ror.sinc ullages in the Tharawaddy area, said they gave up the armed I struggle because of
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      Diem property for relief
      54 2 SAIGON. Wed.— The South Viet- j namrse Government announced yesterday that all property seized I from the defunct Ngo Dinh Diom retime would soon be auctioned i off for runci.s to support flood reI lief. The floods of last month claimed more than 6.000 lives in
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      Death in sleep
      29 2 MANILA. Wed. Senator I Eulogio Rodriguez, president of the opposition Nacionalista Party died of a heart attack in his I sleep last night. He was 81.
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      Lock icon Envoy in 'don't go' drama at Jakarta airport
      379 2 JAKARTA, Wed fHE U.S. Ambassador. Mr. Howard P. Jones, went to the airport today to fly to Soerabaya but police advised him not to. A representative of the Ministry of Police met him at the airport and told him the situation ir.
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      Lock icon Teenage wife killer is saved
      118 2 Teenage wife killer is saved OONG KONG. Wed. ■"•Teenager Lai Chunhing. sentenced to death for killing nis wife when she wanted to return to her former life as a dance hall girl, has had his sentence commuted to 18 years' jail by the Governor. Appeals were made on Lai's behalf
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      Lock icon Woman hurt in prison riot
      48 2 GEORGETOWN. Wed. Prisoners rioted in a big jail in the centre of Georgetown yesterday injuring eight people, 'including the prisons deputy director and a young woman visiting an inmate. Two riot squad units were rushed to the prison, and peace wa.s restored. Reuter.
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      2mil. miles up...
      32 2 MOSCOW. Wed. Zond 2. thn Russisn space station headed to- I ward ;i rendezvous with Mars, us now about two million miles from the earth. Tass reported.— A P.
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      Lock icon 'Irrefutable proof of Hanoi intervention in Laos, UN told
      276 2 'Irrefutable proof of Hanoi intervention in Laos, UN told UNITED NATIONS. Wed I AOS told the United Nations General Assembly lj yesterday that it had "irrefutable proof" of military intervention by North Vietnam. The Hanoi Government was guilty of flagrant violations of the Geneva Agreements ton Laos) and the United
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      Lock icon The Indon hoodlums and the lack of shame
      291 2 The Indon hoodlums and the lack of shame pLEVriLAND (Ohio), Wed. U.S. information Agency Director, Mr. Carl Rowan, last night bitterly rebuked mobs and Government authorities for th« smashing of U.S libraries and the destruction of books in Indonesia and elsewhere. Speaking at the annual dinner of the Cleveland Bar
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Johnson and Wilson agree on N-policy
      582 3 ARRANGEMENTS TO MEET INTERESTS OF ALL NATO MEMBERS, BUT. WASH INGTON, Wed. President Johnson and Mr. Harold Wilson last night agreed that there should be arr a n gements to meet the legitimate interests of all Nato members in nuclear policy. But "existing safeguards
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      Lock icon The £25,000 damage of a tennis ball
      67 3 fONDON, Wed. A £25--000 church repair scheme has been launched in Stock because of a tennis ball. The ball which was thrown on the roof of St. Marks Church Shelton. blocked a drain ana water rotted away tons of valuable roof timber. Comment
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      Lock icon Soviet wonder ceramic
      61 3 MOSCOW. Wed. A ceramic material "S-B' which is claimed to resist wear 60 times better than iron or steel, has been made in the Soviet Union. Tass said the new material can withstand high temperatures and is easily machined. One ton of it can replace about 100
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      Lock icon False florins
      39 3 EDINBURGH, Wed. An 80--year-old Scotsman. James Steele pleaded guilty yesterday to coun- terfeitlng 14.144 two-shilling pieces i or florins over a period of six-and- a-lialf years. He was sent to the i High Court for sentence. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Food in fallout shelters
      48 3 NEW YORK. Wed. New York is the first American city to stock fallout shelters with rations to sustain a million people for about two weeks. Civil Defence Director Robert Condon announced. Rations have been stored in 1.874 buildings In the city's five boroughs Reuter.
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      Lock icon U.N. CALL TO LIMIT NUCLEAR CLUB
      118 3 U.N. CALL TO LIMIT NUCLEAR CLUB UNITED NATIONS. Wed. Ireland and Canada. in separate statements in the General Assembly yesterday, called for an international treaty to limit the nuclear club to its present membership. MR. FRANK AIKEN. Irish Minister of External Affairs, said this would "prevent the balance of terror
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      Lock icon Hare-brained
      29 3 HELSINKI. Wed. Hunter Pemti Aavikko. 21. attempted to finish off a wounded rabbit yesterd;iy by hitting it with his gun. The gun went oft! and killed Aavikko UPI.
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      Lock icon U.S. foils exile bid to bomb Cuba
      89 3 jtf IAMI. Wed. A CvA ban exile group said yesterday that US. authorities had thwarted a bombing raid it intended to carry out against Cuba earlier this month. In a paid advertisement in the Spanish-Janguaee newspaper Diario Las Americas, the Social De- mocrat
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      Lock icon Prince Charles 'broke' report denied
      284 3 ONDON, Wed. Buckingham Palace has denied a report in an American news magazine that Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip keep their son. Prince Charles, short of pocket money. The denial sent to the editor of Time magazine referred to a report "the princely pauper" In
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      Lock icon A 'maniac' with the Beatles' money is sued for $3 mil.
      408 3 A 'maniac' with the Beatles' money is sued for $3 mil. NEW YORK. Wed. T ORD Peregrine Eliot, heir to the Earl of St. Germans, today filed a US$l million damages suit against the head of a Beatles commercial firm in which he is partner. With another Briton, Mr. Malcolm
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      Lock icon MAN WHO GOT £18,000 REWARD ARRESTED
      112 3 MAN WHO GOT £18,000 REWARD ARRESTED 4 YLESBURY, (EngJ\ land). Wed. John Maris. the 34-year-old herdsman who tipped off police about the farm hideout of the gang which carried out Britain's £2.500,000 train robbery last year, was arrested last night. He is alleged to have committed perjury during the Great
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      Lock icon The top dog...
      36 3 The top dog WASHINGTON. Wed— Nearly 300 dogs have been offered to President Johnson to nvi.i/- his pet beagle, "Her," who died last month, but all have been turned down, a White House spokesman said. Reuter.
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    AUPE decides to oppose salaries commission
    292 4 AUPE decides to oppose salaries commission SINGAPORE, Wednesday J^lUi Amalgamated Union of Public Employees has resolved to "expose the special salaries commission's activities, oppose its personalities until the principles of collective bargaining, conciliation and arbitration are restored by the Singapore Government lor its employees." This is part of a lengthy
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    EX-VOLUNTEER OFFICERS TO HELP IN -TRAINING
    202 4 EX-VOLUNTEER OFFICERS TO HELP IN -TRAINING SINGAPORE. Wed. Mo^e than 50. senior officers of the former Singapore Civil Defence Corps have volunteered their services to help train the first batch of 2.000 Singapore national servicemen in civil defence. Happy with this response, Inche M. Azariah. the Assistant Commissioner for Civil
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    Christmas treat
    32 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Rotary Club of Singapore-West will be distributing toys, sweets and fruits to children in various hospitals in Singapore on Dec. 20 from 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
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    BIG VARIETY SHOW FOR CHARITY
    108 4 BIG VARIETY SHOW FOR CHARITY SINGAPORE, Wed. The Society of St. Vincent de Paul In Jalan Kayu, will stage a variety show. "Muslcale Cracker," at the National Theatre on Saturday under the patronage of the Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok. The entire proceeds of the show will go
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    Payment to riot victims
    87 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Inche Othman Wok. the Minister for Social Affairs, and Mr Ec Peng Liang, the chairman of the Slnapore Council of Social Service will be present at the Havelock Road community centre at 2.30 pm. tomorrow when payment o' rehabilitation grants to victims of the
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    Two teachers wed
    73 4 MARRIED at St. Andrew's Cathedral last Saturday were Mr. Albert Lim Beng Seng and Miss Rosalind Yap Swee Kee. both teachers. The bridegroom is the younger son of Mr. and Mrs. I mi Chin Huat. and the bride Is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Yap
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    100 Australian firms to -move into Malaysia
    275 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. ABOUT 100 A v s t ralian firms have decided to set up joint industrial ventures here with their Malaysian counterparts, the secretary of the Australian Depa r t m ent of Trade and Industry, Sir Allen Westermann, said yesterday.
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    There's no shortage of sugar: Figures prove it, says Lim
    290 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE Government will review the restriction on import of sugar, imposed last June, when the country is self-sufficient in this commodity. The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun. said this in reply to Dr.
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    KOREAN SELFj DEFENCE EXPERTS FLY IN
    193 5 KOREAN SELFj DEFENCE EXPERTS FLY IN SINGAPORE, Wed. Two Korean experts arrived here today to teach the Korean national art of self- defence known as "Tae Kwon Do" in Malaysia. Mr. Lee Xi Ha will be posted to Penang while Mr. Choi Chang Keun will go to Ipoh. The two
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    NANYANG OFFERS EVENING COURSES FOR YOUTHS
    166 5 NANYANG OFFERS EVENING COURSES FOR YOUTHS SINGAPORE, Wed. Nanyang University has set up an extension department to offer part time evening courses for working youths. Dr. Foo Voon Kai. one time dean of the college of commerce, has been aopointed director of the new depart- ment which will draw its
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    Research ships
    37 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Iwo Japanese training ships on i research expedition to the 'Incliun i Oceun arrived here today. i The two fishing trawlers. Oshoro Maru and the Tenyo Maru. will remain here until Dec. 17.
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    Immigration 'go slow' threat: 'Think again' pledge by Govt
    377 5 KU AL A LUMPUR. Wed. The Government today promised to consider the protest of 200 immigration officers in Malaya against the appointment of a Malayan Civil Service oTU-pr as Controller of Immigration. Malaysia. The officers have threatened to go on a
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    'Don't wear green' warning
    79 5 'Don't wear green' warning JESSELTON, Wed. The Security Forces today warned civilians in the State not to wear green clothing particularly in the border areas of Tawau and the interior residencies. A spokesman said that clothing of this colour might easily he mistaken for ■Jungle green" uniforms which would endanger
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    Seeni hits out at meddling 'by Twogun' Yap
    153 5 Seeni hits out at meddling 'by Twogun' Yap KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Mr. Yap Chin Kwee, political secretary to the Prime Minister, was described in the House of Representatives today as "Two-gun Yap." The PPP leader. Mr. D. R. Seenlvasagam. referred to Mr. Yap when speaking about political secretaries during the
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    Scouts told: Be prepared to defend Malaysia
    218 6 Scouts told: Be prepared to defend Malaysia L r UALA LUMPUR, 1V Wed. "Be prepared" to defend Malaysia against outsida aggression, the vicepresident of the Boy Scouts Association of America. Mr. W. D Campbell, told the 45.000 Boy Scouts in Malaysia today. Mr. Campbell was speaking to newsmen before he
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    One-way street proposal
    68 6 PENANG. Wed. The City Council plans to convert three roads into one-way streets. They are Nagore Road (between Bawasah Road and Burma h Road*. Swatow Lane 'between Burmah Road and Bawasali Road) and Duke Street, with traffic flowing from High Street to Esliianudo Road. The council, however.
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    Chinese miners in Perak to discuss tin profits tax
    296 6 Chinese miners in Perak to discuss tin profits tax IPOH. Wed. The 1 Perak Chinese Mining Association will hold an emergency meeting here later this week to discuss its proposals to the Central Government on the tin profits tax. Chinese mining circles here said that the discussions will centre mainly
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    Assurances by US on stockpile sales
    168 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. j The United States has given four assurrances to Malaysia on her stockpile releases of tin, the House of Representatives was told today. Dr. Lim Swee Aun. the Minister of Commerce and Industry, told the House the U.S. had assured us
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    Art show to help charity
    56 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mrs. H Rujar.it num. wife of the Minister of Culture, will open an exhibition and sale of paintings by two Malavsian artists at the National Library on Friday. The exhibition is in aid of the Spastic Children's Association, die Singapore Association for the
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    Lock icon Kelantan princess adds a touch of elegance to dinner
    157 6 LOVKLY Trngltu Koza (left), youngest daughter of the Sultan and Sultanah of Kelantan. who added a touch of elegance to the Istana Neeara din hit on Tuesday night given in honour of her father and mother by the Yang di-Pertuan Negara
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    Diplomatic cutlery to cost $256,000
    123 6 I£UALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysia is spending $256,000 on cutlery for its 22 diplomatic missions. The silver-plated cutlery will be supplied by a firm at Sheffield, in northern England. The first deliveries will be made by Cooper Bros, and Sons Ltd. in January The cutlery will
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    Tengku to open youth club
    43 6 BLKIT MERTAJAM, Wed. Tengku Abdul Rahman will declare open the Prai Youth Club on Saturday. The ceremony will bo followed by a variety show and cultural r.ieht in aid of the Defence Fund and the club's building funds.
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    Help boost Defence Fund, Asri urges students
    216 7 Help boost Defence Fund, Asri urges students I/OTA BHARU. Wed. 1V The Mentri Be- Siir of Kelantan, Inche Mohumed Asri bin Haji Muda, called on students last night to help boost the National Drtence Fund. "The responsibility of defending the country does not lie only with our soldiers and leaders,"
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    Car loses front wheel: Driver killed
    78 7 IPOH. Wed. The driver of a car was killed and a passenger injured near Kanipar today when the car travelling ."rom Kuala Lumpur to Ipoh lost its offside front wheet. The car veered off the road and i overturned. The dead man is Foo
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    Get-together of youths
    60 7 NG. Wed. The executive committee of the Penang State Youth Movement will organise a get-together of youths of all races and political parties a i Tanjong Bungah on Jan. 2 and 3. The State Alliance youth seen 1 laiy. Syed Abdul Malik, said the aim would be
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    Over-loaded taxi
    31 7 TANGKAK. Wed— A taxi owner. Abdul Kadir bin Haji Yusof. was today fined $150 in the Magistrates Court here when he pleaded guilty to over-loading his car with passengers.
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    Fund appeal
    29 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. T.-i.- Malayan Association lor tlip Blind has sent out letters <>! appeal for funds lor the education, i training, employment and welfare of the blind.
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    Soek, the 'Asian Hitler/ is losing: Walker
    287 7  -  SOH TIAN6 KENG: By Singapore, Wed. THE Director of Operations in Borneo, MajGen. W. C. Walker, said here today that President Soekarno was losing his political and military battle against Malaysia. "But being an Asian Hitler," he added, "Soekarno will not like losing
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    MAY DAY: TWO UNIONS BACK NTUC STAND
    265 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Two trade unions have come out in support of the National Trades Union Congress's stand that May Day should continue to remain a public holiday in Singapore. i They are the Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union, a NTUC affiliate, and the
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    Poppy Day Fund
    24 7 BATU GAJAH. Wed— A total of 52.385 has been collected in th<Batu Gujuh sub-district in aid of die Poppy Day fund.
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    D-Pund shows in 4 towns
    49 7 PARIT BUNTAR. Wed. Film shows in aid ot the National De- fence Fund will be screened in four towns in the Krian district lon Saturday. The s.iow.s. starting at 9 p.m will be held at Parit Buntar. Bagan Serai. Kuala Kurau and r.miong Piandang.
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    Youth meeting
    36 7 PENANO. Wed— The Malaysian Tamil Youth Bell Clubs convention will open at the Pykett Methodist School h»'l here at 10 a.m. on Friday. Delecates from Tamil youth ,rouehout the country will I be atieniliuf
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    Australian offer to train our radio men
    132 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The general manager-desig-nate of the Australian Broadcasting Commission. Mr. T. Duckmanfon, said here /esterday thai the ABC was "anxious" to provide train bit facilities for Malaysian broadcasting personnel. "We take some pride in the fact that ,M)inr of your TV personnel
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    Chess tourney
    35 7 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Singapore Chf^s Federation will h<>iu a simultaneous match in con- 1 Junction with the prize-siying of the inier-.sch<>ois championship at the Chinese Swimming Clvii at 2 D.m. on Dec. 20.
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    Two pretty Japanese girls to model in Singapore
    75 7 Two pretty Japanese girls to model in Singapore SINGAPORE, Wed.— Two pretty Japanese models flew into Singapore last night to take part in a series of fashion shows here. They are Yumiko Matsubara (left) and Kyoko Kishi (below), both from Tokyo. The fashion shows "ill be held on Friday, Saturday
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    Agricultural centre
    46 7 KANGAR. Wed.— The first agricultural training centre in Perils will be opened next Monday at Bukit Temiang Beseri, seven miles from here. The Mentri Besar. Dato Sheikh Ahmad bin Mohamed Hashim. will perform the opening ceremony which will be followed by an agricultural exhibition.
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    The chief's visit
    30 7 SINGAPORE, Wed— The Chief of the Armed Forces Staff. Lt i Gen. Tengku Osman. will visit the Royal Malaysian Navy nt I I Woodlands here tomorrow mornln*.
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    Tiny tots steal the show topless and all
    320 8 Tiny tots steal the show topless and all Displaying a Hair far fashion vv*>n tap yirts in thy ray 4 rath* tvauUl vnru... KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. FROM a children's fashion show held here today ir appears that tiny tots display a flair for fashion even before they learn to walk
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    Lock icon SABAH THANKS THE AUSSIES
    166 8 JESSELTON, Wed. The last batch of 90 men of the 7th Field Squidron. Royal Australian Engineers, who had completed the airstrip at Kuamut, on the upper reaches of the Kinabatangan River, and 2tf miles of road from Kenir-tfau to Sook, left for Singapore today. The Minister
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    Rubber board
    26 8 KAJANG. Wed. The Ulu Langat Rubber Licensing; and Supcrj vision Board will meet on Dec. 17 i at the District Office conference room here.
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      280 8 l//#» v Oo#» By V.T. Wmmtttm 1-7 -^.Ot pKf EH?) ..WERE WHY. YE;";. OF COURSFT.' I AGANI -V THAT'S ODP/ AW, OOM6 I I CUT WHAT OUT? M OOr» /.A J MY GOO NESS, BOY, WE I PON'T RECAiJ. EVFR OFF IT, OOP! WHATCHA TALKIN' I Jj^ ir y 3TEAKIMG\
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    Lock icon Curtsey to charm a Queen...
    50 9 THE Raja Permaisuri Agong spent an hour this morning at the children's fashion show. That she enjoyed herself was evident from her constant smile. She was particularly pleased by the curtsies she received from the show's tiny participants. Straits Times picture by Lim Yaw Chong.
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    Himalaya due
    22 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Himalaya Is scheduled to arrive in Singapore Port with 36 Singapore prssengers lrom Britain on Dec 19
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    A 'general' is held
    55 9 TAIPING. Wed— A 20-year-old youth described by the police as a "Tiger Genera)" in a secret society has been detained after a raid on a house in Kampong Boyan here. Five rounds of live 9 m.m. ammunition and one used round of .303 ammunition and a
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    Sirens now only in case of actual raid
    298 10 Sirens now only in case of actual raid SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE Singapore Government announced today that until further notice, air raid sirens would only sound the '"Alert" (wailing tone) to warn the public in the event of approaching hostile aircraft or a possible air attack. Air raid siren tests, which
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    BISHOP KOH APPOINTED SABAH'S ANGLICAN LEADER
    160 10 BISHOP KOH APPOINTED SABAH'S ANGLICAN LEADER SINGAPORE. Wed. The Right Rev. Roland Koh Peck Chiang, Suffragan Bishop in Kuala Lumpur, has been appointed Bishop of Jesselton by the Archbishop of Canterbury. The enthronement is likely to take place in All Saints' Cathedral. Jesselton, early in March next year Bishop Koh,
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    'Hearts and minds' battle gets a boost
    78 10 'Hearts and minds' battle gets a boost 1/-UALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Government is stepping up its psychological warfare campaign in Sarawak and Sabah. The Minister of Home Affairs, Dato Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, said this In the Senate during question time today. His Ministry, he added, was working closely
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    Ikebana Club officials
    35 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Mrs. M Duguld has been elected president of the Ikebana International Club here. Other officials are: vice-pres-ident. Mrs. Z.M. Ahmad: secretary. Mrs. J. Orloff and treasurer, Mrs. K. Robinson.
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    Dagger men get $700
    36 10 SINGAPORK, Wed. Three men with daggers stole cash and jewellery worth S*oo from a flat in Meyer Mansions at noon today after tying up the amah. Foo Choo Cheng, who was alone.
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    Dry taps today
    33 10 SINGAPORE. Wed. Water will be cut off In Linden Drive. Jalan Pandan, Ash Grove, Oriole Crescent. Cassia Drive, Sunset Avenue and Pine Walk tomorrow from 9 a.m. till 5 p.m.
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    PMIP's call for a coalition is rejected... THE SENATE
    573 10 PMIP's call for a coalition is rejected... THE SENATE DATO TAN: THEIR PRESENCE IN THE GOVT WILL BE MORE OF A HINDRANCE THAN A HELP... KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday PMIP call for the establishment of a coalition Go vernment to meet confrontation was not only rejected in the Senate today, but
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    $6m tax arrears still not collected in Sabah
    217 10 $6m tax arrears still not collected in Sabah KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Tlie Sabah Inland Keveiu.e Department failed to collect $6 million hi income tax arrears last year. The report of the b fh Director of Audit. Mr. P. P. Wise, tabled in Parliament today, said: "The Commissioner of Inland Revenue
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    Free new S pore identity cards
    54 10 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Registrar of Persons totta] the public that no fee would be charged for the replacement of defaced or lost Singapore identity cards. In a statement, tie holders of identity cards not to apply for new cards unless they had been lost
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      OPPOSITION CALL ON GOVT TO PROBE 4 RACKETS'
      923 11 Tan: Why is a firm employed as consultants and contractors? J)y OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday SEENI: THOUSANDS OF ACRES GIVEN OUT BUT NO PROSPECTING r [MIKEE Opposition Members told the House of Reprcm ntatives today of varous '"rackets"' and focussed
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      Special job for new officer: Trade with Communist nations
      629 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. An officer is to be appointed to promote trade and improve commercial relations with Communist countries. The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Urn Swee Aun. announced this in the House ol Representatives today when he introduced W.ti
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      496 11 Before you buy o Television set read what General Electric have to say HI If you are thinking of buying a TV set, it can be rather 881 confusing trying to select one from the wide variety offered for sale in Singapore and Malaya. Almost all the advertisements claim that
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      261 11 Straits Times Crossword HT H^ IV* H^ l^t^ Iff 7 U KOSS 5. Are many In the morning 8. Portrayed early Scot In ac- quiet after a party? <4>. tion 1 8). 6. A recent deletion from an 9. Showing signs of tiredness. old agreement (7. B>. loft the front
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      A Board's Duties
      641 12 The appeal by the chairman of the Tariff Advisory Board for manufacturers to come forward to give evidence in defence of their products is not th«> first indication of un--1 easiness among" the Board's members over some aspects of their inquiries. The consum- ers' interests have scarcely
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      On Unity
      381 12 We printed yesterday a letter i from the Prime Minister of Singapore, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, which he began with a dei claratbn that we accused him of raising "a battle-cry for I class warfare." We did nothing lof the sort. We said he had written of the
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      Cancer Society
      237 12 The Singapore Cancer Society I comes into being in circumstances recalling those that I faced the Singapore Antii Tuberculosis Association when it was founded 17 years ago. In 1947, tuberculosis was the disi ease that took the greatest annual toll of lives, as cancer is today, while the
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      346 12 I^INDLY permit me the generosity of your columns to reply to Mr. B. R. N. Thampe, the Secretary General of the Union of Forest Employees, who has advised me through a statement you published ohi Monday to keep my hands off civil service matters.
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      No magazine
      63 12 MY son Is ln the "premier school of Singapore." He was a^ked to pay two dollars for his school magazines. He would get one In the middle of the year and one at the end. School has closed for the annual vacation, and he has still not heard
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      53 12 aMHaaaaaaaft I/ITE-FLYING. although a fascinating and exciting game, should be allowed only on playground, park or padang where the danger of accidents Is small. Children who run after stray kites are a danger to others as well as to themselves. Their parents should see that they keep off the streets.
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      50 12 A' HOLIDAY should be a holiday. Has a school principal the authority to Instruct my son to attend another school for two weeks because he is poor in mathematics. It has meant that I must post Done the holiday I Intended taking with all my children outside Singapore H.W Singapore
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      Appeal for an artist
      290 12 1 WISH to make an appeal to the public to assist one of Malaysia')* most talented young artists. Enche Ibrahim Hussein, who Is now In London. I am very grateful In. deed to the Straits Tim»>» Press (Malaya) Limited for the spontaneous contrtou tien of £50
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    Malayan history in stamps
    1379 12  - Malayan history in stamps MAGDALENE CARR WORLD-FAMOUS WOOD COLLECTION WILL BE DISPERSED NEXT WEEK By THE best collection of Malayan and Singapore stamps in the world, owned by the late Dr. F. E. Wood, comes under the hammer at Robson Lowe's, London, on Tueeday. Valued at a p pro ximately
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    More African missions year next
    152 13 More African missions year next 1/UALA LUMPUR. Wed. IV Tengku Abdul Rahman told the Senate today that the question of establishing a Parliamentary committee on foreign affairs was und^r active consideration His statement was contained in a written answer to a question by Mr. S.P.S. Nathan. In reply to other
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    Swiss guest of Tun Yusof
    60 13 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Swi^s Ambassador to Malaysia, Mr. Richard- Am;n. was today entertained to hUKtI by the Yang diPertuan Negara. Tun Yusof Ishak. Mr Aman, who is based m Bangkok he is also the Swiss Ambassador to Thailand is here to perform the opening ceremony
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    PREMIER GETS $300.000 FOR THE D-FUND
    131 13 PREMIER GETS $300.000 FOR THE D-FUND SINGAPORE, Wed.— Tengku Abdul Rahman today received 3300.000 in two cheques on behalf of the National Defence Fund. The Tcngku was handed the cheques one for 5250.004) from the Singapore Turf Club and the other for 550.000 from the Shaw Foundation by Mr. j
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    Safety First exhibition
    48 13 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Prime Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will officially own the 1964 IBM:y school safety flrsl c\hibition at the Nation Library lecture hall on Dec. 17. at 10 a.m. I The exhibition is being spoil>c,rd by tlir Junior Safety First C iii;c:i of Singapore.
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    Cultural show
    38 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Ab:virthi Sabah. a cul'.ural socirty. will stage a -hi\\ ol Indiiirt dance.s and cultural Item* .r. the Dewnn Bahnsn dan Puv ik.i on Dit 23 In aid <f t!ie National Defence Fund.
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    Tengku: A national language vital to Malaysia
    492 13 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. fHE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said here today that those who were opposed to the use of the National Language were trying to prevent the growth of Malaysia in the right direction. Speaking at the seventh anniversary of the King
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    Another five Manila journalists invited to Malaysia
    142 13 Another five Manila journalists invited to Malaysia AIANILA, Wed.— Five journalists and radio broadcasters from Manila have been invited to tour Malaysia. Mr. Ivor Kraal, spokesman of the Malaysian Consulate in Manila, said other journalists from Asia and Africa have also been Invited to visit his country. Enrique Romualdez of
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    Angry young man, 15, is sent to Gimson School
    183 13 (SINGAPORE, Wed. A 15--year-old boy, said to typify "this angry young generation", was today sent to the Gimson School for three years on an order by a magistrate. Miss Jenny Lav Buong Bee. According to a probation report, the boy was
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    Joint civic, delegation to S'pore has busy day
    233 13 Joint civic, delegation to S'pore has busy day CINGAPORE, Wed. The 13 -man delegation from the Per^ang City Council and the Kuala Lumpur Municipality, led by the Mayor of Penan?, Mr. C. Y. Choy, spent a busy morning and afternoon here today on the first day of their three-day study
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    $23,400 grant for Nanyang
    84 13 CINGAPO3E. Wed. The Asia Foundation has made a grant of $23,400 to Nanyang University to cover expenses for two research projects to be taken by the department of political science. TVE FIRST PROJECT on "Thu Problem of Dual Citizenship" will be undiMi*,ken by the head of
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    Airmen give goodwill party
    99 13 Airmen give goodwill party SINGAPORE, Wed. The J Royal Air Force tonight entertained Mine 300 people from six community centres in Seletar to dinner and Scottish music at Seletar base. A highlight of the evening R.A.F. personnel from all ranks as wWI as their wives served their guests Malaysian food.
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    Derailment in Negri
    71 13 SEREMBAN. Wed. A WlfMI of a north-bound goods train was derailed at 4 ajn. today WHO miles south of Seremban and passengers in the Singapore-Kuala Litinipur day mail had to so in buses and taxis from Renibau to Seremban station. The goods train was travelling j from
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    Ferry to sugar refinery
    64 13 PENANO, Wed— A chartered ferry launch will leave the Pe- hang railway pier at 10 a.m. on Saturday to take guests to the i official opening of the Malayan I Sugar Manufacturing Company's new refinery at Prai. The launch will go direct to the Prai refinery
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    167 13 INCOME TAX; BRUNEI DENIAL BRUNEI TOWN, Wed. The State Secretary has denied that exploratory talks have begun here to study the possible introduction of personal income tax. The denial follows a report in today's Straits Times that an exploratory committee had been set up to look into the possibility of
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    Health sub-centre
    34 13 KANOAR. Wed. The Regent of Perlis. Tengku Suleiman, will declare open the Simpang Ampat health sub-centre pn Dec 31. It was built under the rural development scheme at a cost of $320.--000.
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    Anniversary 'thank you' from girl to hospital for saving mum
    375 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. 11-year-old girl has written an anniversary letter of gratitude to the doctors and nurses of the General Hospital here for saving her mother's life a year ago. She is R. Ratiini. a Standard Five pupil of the
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    Lock icon 'Dictator Banda'
    360 14 LONDON, Wednesday HE TREATS MINISTERS LIKE LITTLE BOYS, SAYS EXILED CHIRWA jy]R. ORTON CHIRWA, Malawi's former Justice Minister, yesterday accused the Malawi Prime Minister, Dr. Hastings Banda, of wanting to set up a dictatorship in his country. "He treats his Ministers like boys. We in Malawi have exchanged
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    Lock icon Peronists use cattle in big clash
    71 14 1 BUENOS AIRES. Wed. FlfM•' pooplc were injured when PeroiiLM .-.importers battled with police ,I. Ramos Mcjia. near here yesterd;iv Three polic'cnn n wm iniured In Mir r\. >v m ;i banned open air meeting. After an initial .skirmish, the I Peronists released a
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    Lock icon Thant is suffering from ulcer
    116 14 Thant is suffering from ulcer UNITED NATIONS. Wed. —I Thant. the I.N. Secretary-General, is suffering from a duodenal ulcer and must remain in hospital for a further week to ten days, his doctor announced last night. Dr. William von Stein said the ulcer was "very small in<l shows good signs
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    Lock icon How Vic Mature got a free ticket...
    133 14 How Vic Mature got a free ticket... I OS ANGELES, Wed.— Victor Mature has been accused in a U*****,000 damage suit of falsely representing that he intended to work in a movie "Finger on the Trigger," in order to get a free trip to Europe. Producer Sidney Pink, who filed
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    Lock icon Beatle's book becomes a best-seller
    99 14 LONDON. Wed.— The first book written by Beaile John Lennor.. "In His Own Wriie." has become a bes'.-sellrr and will be translated inio French. German. Italian and Pinnilh, it was reported yesterday. The buck, which retails for 9s. 6d.. has been sold to publishers in
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    Man (62) v leopard
    31 14 MOSCOW, Wed— A 62-year-old shepherd in Kirghiz, south-eas-tern Russia, fought bare-handed and strangled a snow leopard he caught raiding a sheep-fold, the Soviet news agency Tass reported
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    U.S., BELGIUM BLAMED FOR CONGO MASSACRE
    365 14 U.S., BELGIUM BLAMED FOR CONGO MASSACRE Rebel leader Gbenye says 'not my responsibility was in touch with Spaak' NAIROBI. Wed JJR. CHRISTOPHER GBENYE, head of the Congo Revolutionary Government, in a statement issued here, blamed the United States and Belgium for the "massacre committed recently in the Congo, particularly in
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    Security Council meets on Congo operation
    87 14 Security Council meets on Congo operation UNITED NATIONS. Wed. The V S.-Belgian rescue operation in the Congo went before the Security Council today. African and neutral n;iti>r>s charged it constituted military aggression. The council called the meeting at the request on 18 African nations, plus Cambodia. Afghanistan and Yugoslavia. The
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    Lock icon Save UK businessman's life, Jomo appeals
    117 14 |\AIROBI, Wed.— Mr. Jomo Kenyatta. Prime Minister of Kenya, has appealed to Mr. Moise Tshombe, Congo Prime Minister, to save the life of London businessman. Mr. Hugh Scotland, the Kenya news agency said. Mr. Kenyatta. as chairman of the Organisation of African Unity's ad
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    Lock icon Formosa IS the Govt of China: Japanese Premier
    205 14 Formosa IS the Govt of China: Japanese Premier »TOKYO. Wed. The A Prime Minister. Mr. Eisaku Sato, said todaythere had been ro change in Japan's policy regarding Nationalist China as the Government representing China. Mr. Sato made the statement while being pressed by Opposition M.P.s for the second stralfhi day
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    Lock icon 3-in-l sea mishap
    42 14 ROTTERDAM, Wed. A Norwegian ore carrier and a Dutch cargo ship collided 111 a fierce ;;torm yesterday between the piers at the Hook of Holland, and a giant French tanker which swerved to avoid them rma a wound. UPI.
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    Fooled —by a little trick
    1498 15  - Fooled —by a little trick DAVID IRVING The great V-bomb row...by DAY FOUR OF THE INSIDE STORY M.1.5 COMES UP WITH A PLAN THAT DECEIVED BERLIN INTO FIRING ITS ROCKETS SHORT In two weeks In that terrible June of 1944. more than 2.000 of Hitler's V-l flying bombs had fallen
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    FLYING BOMB TOLL
    42 15 This was the toll of the V-l attacks on London: Launched operationally 10.492: Observed by defences 7.488; Destroyed by defences :».'.'.->7; Eluded defences 3.531; Reached London region 2.419; People killed in England 6.139; Seriously injured in England 17.239. I
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      437 16 ENTER THE NEW SHAPE FOR 1965 THIS is time of the year when ;i stream of new-look clothes starts to appear. The fashion currents that came swirling across from Paris, London and" Rome, alter the recent showings by top designers, have been examined and sifted here in Singapore. A trend
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      213 16 Dress rings in rare gemstones LEAVING diamonds in the dream world where they remain for most women, it is worthwhile getting to know the names of some of the less expensive, but still lovely gemstones mined in many parts of the worldBrilliant The Jewellery Information Centre in London points out
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      CHILDREN'S PLAY
      116 16 BENJAMIN BRITTEN'S ploy "Let's Make An Opero" which is described as entertainment for young people, opens at the Cultural Theatre, Singapore, todoy for a three-night running. The play centres oround the production of a short opero 'The Little Sweep' and hos a cast of 1 1 But tne
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      Madam, your legs are giving you away
      246 16 WHAT is the first thing a man notices about a woman? Legs are no doubt high on the list as a way of assessing her mind. For according to 51-year-old Professor Armand Lerouge, a Parisian (of course), who has made a study of
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    184 17 Giant win on pools: He'll go on working LONDON. Wednesday. J^ RECORD £901,739 dividend in Britain's football pools was won yesterday by a company executive, Mr. Lawrence Freedman, 54 and he said he would go to work today as usual. Mr. Freedman, whose stake was only five shillings, said he
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    57 17 BONN Wed. Over the last •U in yean jou Wait German! »< commuted suicide 21 j per cent oi iliem ihroueh tear of punishment, the Defence Minister. Mr. Km-L'ue Von Hassel. told Parliament. The army suicide rate of 17 soldiers per 100.000 compared with L' 2.6 per
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    61 17 It's topless AND bottomless next... Wed. A cafe manager who employed a waitress wearing a topless dress last week said today he had been dismissed. Mr. Arthur Brown said he would open his own restaurant and employ only skirls wearing topless and bottomless dresses "I have seven girls who will
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    140 17 Labour is against 'ghetto' prevention plan f ONDON, Wed. Pro- tests were registered yesterday over a plan by Conservative Party men in Smethwick to limit the number of coloured families in one of the town's streets. The Conservatives control the local council In the raceconscious Midlands industrial town. The council's
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    58 17 PARIS, Wed.— Eliza both Taylor yesterday recovered a handbag from which USSSO0 1$1.500» was taken during a cocktail party at the Billancourt film studios here yesterday. Her ban which riisapiifarrcl on Monday night was found by a cleaner in a lavatory yesterday morning. A studio spokesman said
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    108 17 HAVANA, Wed.— The Labour Minister. Mr. Augusto Martinez Sanchez, shot himself in the head yesterday after he was told that he was beine dismissed, a communique said. The communique, signed by the Prime Minister. Dr. Fidel Castro. said Mr. Martinez Sanchez was! near death. "II
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    34 17 I CARACAS. Wed President Raul Leoni has ordered the print- ing of 15 million postage stamps depicting maps supporting Veneliuitoj claim against Britain fo I 50.000 square miles of British Ouiana. Reuter.
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    29 17 STOCKHOLM. Wed. Prince Bertll of Sweden will pay an official visit to Thailand from Feb. 2 to 9. next year. It was anI nounced here last night
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    162 17 HUSBAND WHO PREFERRED BOOKS TO BED WITH 'LOLITA' OOLLYWOOD, Wed. Blonde actress Sue Lyon was granted an interlocutory divorce decree today after charging that her husband ignored her at night and criticised her mother Miss Lyon. 18, who rose to fame as the cinema's "Lolita.' announced her separation from husband
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    200 17 Sex-orgy parties made me sick, says QOlB IOHANNESBI K(i. Wed. t South African secret agent QOIB told a court here that he had attended sex irgies at multi-racial parties her he saw naked white women in compromising positions with nonwhite men. |QOIB otherwise Gerald Ludi was or i ni; crossexamined
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    183 17 LOS ANGELES, Wed ANNA Kashfi. former wife Of Marion Brando, was released rrom the San Fernando Valley women's jail on US$55O bail early yesterday following her arrest after a wild fight with police at a hotel in nearby Brentwood. She was ordered
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    277 17 RUSSIA 'S FIRST FACTORY WHERE PROFIT IS THE AIM \IOSCOW, Wed. RusliTlI iT1 sia yesterday unveiled its first capitaliststyle enterprise the "Rolshevichka" textile plant. In a radical experiment, the Soviet Government earlier this year turned the operation over to the general director. Mr. Pyotr K. Noskov— and told him to
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      1040 18 DOGS. PETS. EfC. I to Word* SS (Mi*.)— Box SO el*, txtra "SNAPS" tb* one Dog rood that nil. i M .t main meal and a snack served dry or mixed and completely nourishing. DOBERMANN PUPPIES M.X.A. Ml healthy intelligent make i watchdogs. Reasonable prices. s*l il required. Telephone weekj
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      920 18 FOR SALE to Word* M Win.)— Box SO el*, txtra SALE OR HIRE well-known reoood'tlonod pianos fully troplcallzrd price* reasonable, Tunlnc and repairs :il-o undertaken. Phone 338 M Hun Kai Piano Co.. l"3 Clemenceau Avenue. S ior». AVAILABLE AGAIN LATEST S Transistor Radio, beautiful deaisn very wood tone with leather
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    NO CHANGE OF PATTERN ON MALAYSIAN EXCHANGE
    920 20 Prom Our Market Correspondent mHERE was no change of 1 pattern on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday. The general decline continued in tins and industrials. Turnover was r.gain poor, but a few more tin shares were dealt in than on Tuesday There
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    STOCK INDICES
    24 20 Malayan Stock lndirr* Dec. 8 Dec. 9 'Industrials: 86.62 86.32 Tins: 125.85 124.43 rubbers: 1119.36 109.36 -Dec. 30, 1963=100 Dec. 29. 1962=100
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    905 20 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bouttoad (1.000) $1.57: C.S. Holding (l.OUO) $2.31: Dunlop 12.000) $1.84: East. Smaltort (2.000) $3.90; F. A H. ords.
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    82 20 THE federation Minister of I in. im has lixed lliim- prices for calculating customs duties for the week beginning on December 10. Rubber 69 cts a lb. Copra sV.mi a ton. Coconut oil $968 a ton. Palm oil 576T.75 a ton. Palm Kernels 5388.50 a ton. The rates
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    380 20 THERE was a further drop in the Straits tin price yesterday of 55.37) to 5659. the lowest price since August 28. The fall in the last trading days now amounts to 839. In London overnight tin resumed IU downward trend following the further fall at
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    120 20 MELBOURNE. Wed. TNDISTRIALS continued on an upward trend Moves were narrow but most leaders Improved. Swan Brewery moved up 2s. 3d. to 365. 6d. on plans for one-for-tour bonus. C.R.A. featured base meuls with jump of 4s. 3d. to 425. 9d. and other issues were steady. In oils
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    246 20 December 9. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Rouxtead 13 eta. Nation! Iron i» rta, Dunlops 1A rts. I'mteers 14 cts. City Dev. 7 cts. M. Container." IS i-t» K. Smelter* S7 cts. ht f**hm IScU. I cla. HeAJKMt 12ct» Ked. Disp. 12 ct». SL Invest. 11 eta. K. N. l»ct».
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    RUBBER PRICES
    234 20 DECEMBER first grade rubber 100. closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at ti!<s cents per lb.. up balf a cent on Tuesday'x closinK level for the position. The tone wus quiet after steady. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. closing prises In cents per Ib. yesterday: Int.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    24 20 Dei. MALAYAN KI'BBKR PRICE: ii.V. cents (up half a cent). TIN: 5659 (down 55.37}). Unofficial estimated offering: 205 tons (up 5 tons).
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    77 20 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour wharves or expected today are: M.irtha Kukkr 6/7, QaM*J h n. Polydoms Hill, Andr IS 14, L*t**J« 18/16, Or— Peace 1!«. Kmplre Gannet 23/ M, TabO*. .11 '32. Annr:,.,i Mail SS/M, Star Ar.-t.uni* l.indoui I" II Masai* 44. Quirmule 4H. Hua
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    64 20 CHINESE Produce E«chanxe, tin. caporo noon prices per picul yesterday: Coconut oil: bulk $60 sellers, drum $63 Kellers. Copra: Dec/Jan. UK/Continent: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok white: 1150 sellers, Sar.iuak white SH. r > *«IHn, special Sarawak bl.uk SlL':. sillers, garbled LamponK black iUL'S Hellers. ASTA ***** seller*. Singapore Copra
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    91 20 THE Malsyan Exchange Bankt' Association made thest chjnutt Ml London: liuyiw airmail 0 D. i 30 d/»t. 2/4 9/32. 4S d/st. 2/4 3/H. 60 d/st. 2/4 7/Hi d si 2'i 19/32. 120 d/st. 2/4 IS/12. ISO d/st. 2/4 i 15/18. l<*o d/ft. 2/.'> I The followlriK rates are
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    40 20 ON the frs* o»onsn«* mirket in Honn Ken.; >. -t. rd:.y Ibc US. dollar WM quotrd at I T.'.l lor I I. •inrt I T4| tm catn. Starling ua> .|iiot.-<1 at I .a orn tasl ol koM at ■VL
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      1566 21 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT VACANCIES Applications are invited from Federal Citizens and rrom permanent serving Government Officers including those on probation for the following appointments: 1. BIOCHEMISTS in the Ministry of Health. Salary scale: $628x 34-934/ Eil. Bar/ 982x34 -1.254 plus Cost of Living Allowance at current rates. The minimum qualifications for
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      612 21 NOTICES SUNGEI WAY DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated In the States of Malaya). 1 APPLICATION has been made j to the Directors of the above named Company to issue a Duplicate Certificate in respect of Certificate No. M.***** issued «n 14ih August. 1961 in the name of Ho Slew Yin for one
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      Lock icon ENGLAND LOSE
      24 22 HANOVER, Wed. West Ocr many beat England by seven bouts to three in an international amateur boxing match here last night.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Counties 'no' to easier qualification for overseas cricketers
      247 22 Counties 'no' to easier qualification for overseas cricketers LONDON, Wed. There ia ■Mi no quick entry into English County cricket for overseas professionals. like Garfiield Sobers and others, who at the moment play League cricket on Saturdays. The County Advisory Committee meeting at Lord's rejected a proposal to ease the
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      Legrange and Dunk share first place
      156 22 Legrange and Dunk share first place GOLF i i HASTINGS (New Zealand). Wed. Cobie Legrange, South African holder of the British Masters title, and Australian Bill Dunk shared first-place after a thrilling finish to the Watties £1500 golf tournament here yesterday. Both had 72-hole totals of 374. Australian John Sullivan
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      Hanif praised for his batting but criticised for 'delaying tactics'
      372 22  -  JACK FINGLETON from Melbourne, Wed JJANIF MOHAMMAD, the Pakistan captain who scored 104 and 93 in the Test which ended in a draw here yesterday, impressed the critics with his batting skill but under his leadership Pakistan received some pretty
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      508 22 DURBAN, Wednesday. MIKE SMITH, captain of England's winning team against South Africa in the First Test here yesterday, said afterwards that the toss had proved "very important. "We had the attack capable of taking advantage of the conditions. We thought there was a good
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      67 22 MELBOURNE. Wed. Australia's Madonna Schacht scored an unexpected win over Billie Jean Moffi\t (United States >. the No. 3 seed, in the women's singles quar-ter-finals of the Victorian lawn tennis championships here yesterday. Madonna won 6-3 8-6. Australian No. 1 Margaret Smith had an easy win
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      155 22 LONDON. Wed. The mjnor counties fared badly in the draw for the first round of the Gillette Cup which was made here yesterday. Of the five minor counties in this one-day knockout competition only Berkshire got a home draw. The outstanding match of the
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      284 22 Finch the hero in Barnet's victory SOCCER LONDON, Wed— Barnet out-side-left Reg Finch, who hit two goals, was the hero of the thrilling 3-0 win over Enfiield In the F.A. Cup second round replay at Barnet last night. With England amateur centreforward Roger Figg adding another goal, Barnet go on
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      443 22 LONDON, Wed. (TVEN no chance whatever by the experts, Oxford brought off a dramatic 19 points to six win against Cambridge in Ihe 83rd Inter-Varsity rugby match at Twickenham yesterday. The Dark Blues. underdogs and easy to back at 3-1. led by a goal and a
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      Kiwis hang on after 14-3
      475 23 Kiwis hang on after 1 4-3 HK tourists stage fine rally to cut arrears to three NZ REGIMENT 14 HONG KONG 11 YjALACCA, Wed. When centre-three; Taia burst through for a try in the third minute of the second halt to boost Ist Battalion Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment's lead
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      166 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Injuries Bnd examinations have toned the Selungor Rugby Union ■electan to make six ctiimw in the team to meet the Commonwealth Forces North hi the north zone's deciding M:ilava Cun fixture here on Dec. 19 Stafford and Gunn will not be available
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      KO CRICKET TO STAY IF EXPERIMENT SUCCEEDS
      182 23 KO CRICKET TO STAY IF EXPERIMENT SUCCEEDS SINGAPORE, Wect. llie Singapore Cricket Association's tir»t knock-out tournament, which is part of the Government-spon- 1 sored Festival of Sport atartl on Saturday afternoon. Eight teams will participate in I the competition which will be run along the same lines as the Gillette
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      Airport enter semi-finals
      54 23 AIRPORT 6 POLICE > SINGAPORE. Wed. Airport Sp rtl Ciub hit six goi'ls past Police "A" Bt Ffemr Park today to quality for the SAFA Jur.'.i r Cup M-mi-tir.als. Haron Ahmad led the rout with four goals. Ram Singh and Daharo scored ihe o.her Airpcrt noalx Anthony
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      SINGAPORE WIN FINAL BUT SUFFER SHOCK
      395 23 SINGAPORE WIN FINAL BUT SUFFER SHOCK SPORTS FESTIVAL SINGAPORE, Wednesday. CINGAPORE linished champions of the inter- 1 state table tennis championship, held as part of the Government-sponsored Festival of Sports, when they beat Malacca by 4—3 in the final at Havelock Road Community Centre today. But Singapore suffered a big
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      Indians get first point
      81 23 INDIANS 1 PRISONS 1 SINGAPORE, Wed. A 'astminute goal by centre-forwird Boon Oon San gave Indian Association their first point in the Singapore Hockey Association Div. 1 competition at Balestier Road today. After a scoreless first half. Darshan Singh shot Prisons into the lead with a
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      UMPIRE says 50 SORRY FOR GOAL THAT BEAT SINGAPORE
      271 23 UMPIRE says 50 SORRY FOR GOAL THAT BEAT SINGAPORE HOCKEY l I W< .< >K l SPORE i^UALA LUMPUR, Wed. An IV umpire's mistake beat Singapore in the women's hockey quadrangular tournament ai the Kuala Lumpur Padang here this evening. Although Selangor dominated the game, they had the bull in
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      S'pore hope rain will slow down Johore speedsters
      257 23 MALAYA CUP SINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore Civilians are hoping for rain tomorrow when they meet Jo- 1 hore in their s«mth zone Ma- j laya Cup rugger match at Jo- hore Bahru. SRU president XC. Gillett told Timesport: "Johore have very fast, threequarters
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      Penang races for Bt. Timah? NO, say officials
      284 23 Penang races for Bt. Timah? NO, say officials R'.CI G with Epsom Jeep SINGAPORE. Wednesday. SINGAPORE Turf Club officials today refuted the rumour that the Christmas Holiday meeting at Penang may be transferred to Bukit Timah In view of the present dispute between upcountry trainers and stable employees. The officials
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      Record day
      35 23 NEW YORK. Wed. Apprentice jockey Mike Vrnezia. 19 rodp six winners and three HOOOdI at Aqueduct yesterday tha first time a US. apprentice ever hiis scored more than five victories in a day.
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      195 23 SEAH CERTAIN PLAYERS' ROW WILL BE SETTLED CINGAPORE. Wed. Seah Yun Chong. who \v:i> unanimously re-elected president of Association of Football Players for the third successive yeai today, appealed to pl.iyers to recruit more members so that the association could have a stronger voice in representing them. Mr. Seah assured
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    252 24  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS By Brinsford teacher flies home, scuffles with her mother and calls in police for protection IHALA LUMPUR Wed A pretty Brinsford Lodge tcncher, Miss Amarjil Kaur, 23, had ;i two-minute iussle wilh her mother and relatives at the Kuala Lumpur airport lliis evening when
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    56 24 LONDON. Wed— Princess Anne vas taken to hospital with a hand injury last night after a horse-riding accident near her school at Benenden. Kent. The Princess, who is 14. crack- j ed a bone in the little finger of her right hand after catching it in
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    42 24 NEW YORK. Wed —Supersonic B-58 Hustler bomber canyiim an unarmed nuclear bomb eaagM lire and burned yesterday on a ramp at the U.S. SUitegic Air Command centre at Bunker Hill Air Force Base. Indiana. Three airmen were injured. AP.
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    Indon infiltrators now total 1,196
    76 24 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A total of 1,196 Indonesians have Infiltrated into Malaysia, the Senate was told today. According to figures given by tin Minister oi Home Affair^. Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, t total of 139 infiltrators have got into Malaya by sta
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    375 24 LONDON, Wed— lt was a day of sliding prices in confused conditions. With the hopes of the past few days unfilled jobbers slashed prices from the very commencement of business and there was a further deterioration as the day progressed. Selling was. not heavy but there was hardly
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    52 24 LONDON. Wed. Spot 21 id., Jan. 20-11 16d.. Feb. 20-11/16 d., Mar 20-11 16d.. Jan. Mar. 20--11 16d., Apr/June 20-11 16d.. July Sept 20-11 16d.. Oct./ Dec. 20-V.d. Jan. Mar. 20 r s.d.. Apr. June 20 Sd.. July Sept. 20N.d.. c.l.f. Dec. 20\d.. Jan 20-9'16d.. Feb 20--7 lCd Tone:
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    30 24 RAUMO rpinJandi, Wed Twenty-six schoolgirls and three soldiers were drowned after a collision between a military motorboat and a tug in the port of Raumo in South-east Finland
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    31 24 WALTER DC SILVA aged 60 ptlNd ■way peacefully In hi* sleep on the morning of 9th December and leaven five daughters two ions and five Krandchlldrrn gone but not fortfotlrn.
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    74 24 A PAZ, Wed. A Bolivian airliner exploded yesterday near La Paz and 15 people were killed. The Civil Aviation Board said the plane, owned by the Abaroa Airline, caught lire and exploded over the town oi Milluni. about 15 miles from La Paz. The dead
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    63 24 TOKYO. Wed.— Shanghai has jumped ahead of Tokyo as the world's largest populated city, according to a Japanese correspondent's dispatch from Peking. The report, which appeared today in the Japanese national daily, the Sankei. said that Shanghai city authorities had officially placed the city's
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    252 24 FMIAKTOIM. Wed. Thousands of Sudanese Negroes were herded yesterday into Omdurman football stadium and a makeshift camp in the heart of this city to sparo them from Arab violence. Army units joined in a vast rescue operation requested by leaders
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    24 24 NEW YORK. Wed. m Dr. Albert Todd. 53. died oi a heart attack yesterday after he had finished a successful operation.
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    97 24 SINGAPORE. Wed. A Chartered Qantas Boeing 707 with hydraulic trouble landed safely at the Singapore Airport tonight after an hour-long emergency alert at the airport. The Boeing was bringing some 140 Australian Air Force personnel from Australia and scheduled to land at Penang. Minutes before it was
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