The Straits Times, 25 January 1965

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 Sew***" 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 1005
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    CHURCHILL DEAD
    1914 1 His last battle ends: Queen orders state funeral HIS FINEST HOUR V-E Day in May 1945. Dense crowds in Whitehall all cheering like mad mobbed Sir Winston (arrowed) when he emerged from Downing Street after his broadcast speech on V-E Day. 3-day lying in state Dramatic predawn call
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    Tengku: His life spent fightingtyrants
    968 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today described Sir Winston Churchill as belonging to "that select band of men whose destiny in the recurring crises of history is to confront and fight the tyrant." He said in a message: "Malaysians mourn the
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    Lock icon 'Britain can't afford bungling fools'
    163 1 'Britain can't afford bungling fools' LONDON. Sun. The Sunday Expr«-s> n»day attacked the British Minister of Defence for the Army. Mr. Fred Mulley. for the statement he made last week on Indonesia's confrontation of Malaysia and added: "Britain cannot afford bungling fools." It said Mr. Miilley returned from the Far
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    Lock icon All is now set for Buddhist showdown
    282 1 All is now set for Buddhist showdown SAIGON. Sun Police cordoned off Buddhist pagodas and truckloads of troops I waited at strategic i points ready to rush to any trouble spot as Buddhists prepared foi a showdown with Primo Minister Iran Van Houng's Government. The Buddhist hierarchy yesterday called for
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    STOP PRESS
    33 1 AMERICAN KILLED BAKMMf, Sun. U.S. Army enlisted man »d--\isrr uas killed yesterday whi-n Mil: 1 armoured personnel carrier he was riding in hit mine approximately 15 miles West of Saigon TPI.
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      59 1 (food* Many Interesting Items Have Just Arrived, Including Diamond Single Stone Rings, PTot Wotchej, Jode Jewellery, Cocktail Rings Cultured Pearl Jewellery S. *&.&.<** Silva£t4. 45, High St.. Singapore 6, Station Rd., Ipoh A» Co.S P H deSUVA(H K )Ud.,HongKono Shelltox in the blue aerosol tin KILLS ALL INSECT PESTS Destroys
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon '30,000 Reds poised in the Himalayas'
      311 2 '30,000 Reds poised in the Himalayas' NEW DELHI. Sun TIBETAN monk who escaped to Nepal said yesterday the Communist Chinese have massed 30.000 well equipped soldiers along the Himalayan borders poised for the "liberation of Asia." Nagawang Thubdob. 31. of the Tashi l.hnnpo monastery at S'ligatse. Tibet, said Chinese troops
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      Lock icon REBELS IN TOWN 20 MILES FROM CONGO CAPITAL
      264 2 LEOPOLDVILLE, Sunday. CONGOLESE insurgents yesterday crossed the Congo River and took the small town of Nkolo, less than 20 miles north of here, accord- ing to radio messages, j Reports from Bolobo, 20 miles south of Nkolo, said i I the Insurgent
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      Olav ends visit
      24 2 BANGKOK. Sum. King Olav I of Norway left for home yesterday at the end of an eight-day State visit !o Thailand.
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      Doctors fly in to treat shot Premier
      171 2 TEHERAN. Sun. Three American and two British doctors flew in here early yesterday to join a team of surgeons attending the Iranian Premier, Mr. Hassan All Mansur, who was seriously wounded in an assassination attempt. They were delayed on Friday night because of
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      Lock icon Flu epidemic
      29 2 MOSCOW. Sun. Leningrad schools are closed and travel to the city is being discouraged because of a serious influenza epidemic, according to reports reaching here today —Reuter.
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      Lock icon Dawn's caper in Tokyo the day she was arrested
      145 2 MELBOURNE. Sun. Australian Olympic swimmer Dawn Fraser was arrested by Japanese police only a few hours before she carried Australia's flag in the closing ceremony of the Tokyo Olympic Games last October, it was revealed yesterday.The story of Miss Fraser s
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      Lock icon No rationing
      30 2 NEW DELHI Sun.— lndia lias decided to postpone compulsory rationing in big cities because or a slight Improvement In the rood situation, it an officially announced 'oday. -Reuter.
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      Lock icon Ali: We've countered Malaysia sentiment in Africa
      321 2 Ali: We've countered Malaysia sentiment in Africa JAKARTA, Sun. An Indonesian special envoy claims he succeeded In justifying this nations "Crush Malaysia" campaign to various African leaders. The envoy. All Sastroamidjojo, who was chairman of the first Afro-Asian conference in 1955 in Bandoeng, returned here last night from a tour
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      Lock icon THE DYNAMIC 10 YEARS OF HONG KONG'S PROGRESS
      174 2 I NEW YORK. Sunday A FIRST National A City Bank survey published yesterday roncluded that Hong Kong had achieved during the past 10 ypars the <'most dynamic economic advance in its long and colourful history The bank's foreign information service study was
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      27 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby A reoMifieo tme\ Ar* •o much ttmmu tpN. AmmmoVNi^ i i ooo* rt> scimc ooJcwrrwATe a\m*/ wear \S2K?j(P u J J LL-i,
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    Lock icon '100 dynamic days' end with a shock...
    490 3 '100 dynamic days' end with a shock WILSON: WE SHALL GO RIGHT ON I LONDON, Sunda AIR Harold Wilsons first 100 days oi" office ended today with Cabinet ministers openly shocked and disappointed by a big "No" from voters on the Labour Government's record. This was flrmly registered on Thursday
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    Lock icon STEWART: MY AIM TO STOP SPREAD OF WEAPONS
    161 3 LONDON, Sunday MR. Michael Stewart, making his first speech as Foreign Secretary, said last night it was his earnest hope that Britain's foreign policy would do as much as any other country's to stop the spread of t-rrililc m eiipons. He said
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    Lock icon Liz in thigh boots...
    47 3 CHE wears a fur duffle. coat, with the hood up. And fisherman-style thigh boots in suede. Actress I.iz iaylor is pictured with actor-husband Richard Burton after arriving in Dublin where Richard is to film "The, Spy Who Came In From The Cold." Mirrorpic.
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    Lock icon 100 cadets involved in exam cheating
    96 3 \yASHINGTON, Sun. i More than 100 cadets at the elite Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, including about 30 members of the academy's crack football team, may be Involved in exam cheating. Air Force Secretary. Mr. Eugene Zuckert. said here yester- day. Investigations indicated
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    Lock icon Mandy at fox hunt thaws the bluebloods' ice
    251 3 Mandy at fox hunt thaws the bluebloods' ice O N D O N. Sun. the model who floured in the Profumo case. joined the uoper set huntsmen of the Weston Harriers yesterday in pursuit of foxes in Loxton Vale, Somerset. After a somehwat cool reception at the meet "It's always
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      242 3 j IN THE NEXT 3 MINUTES YOU WILL HAVE A NEW OPINION ABOUT WASH AND WEAR FABRICS rro~j Important news about Kuraray Polyester, the amazing new fabric from Kurashiki Rayon Co. itft laPuch >n >>v M c». LTO. J Anything today's polyester fabrics can do, for clothing. Imagine, all the
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    Call to U.S.: Slow down tin disposal
    420 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun THE United States was today urged to slow down its tin disposal programme so as to prevent a world shortage of the commodity and scarcity prices. The call was made by the adviser to the Malaysian delegation to the International
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    Win $29,500 flat in the big Quiz
    216 4 WOULD YOU like to be the lucky owner of a cosy $29,500 flat in the block shown above? If so, you should send in your Quiz entry to reach the organisers by the weekend. The extended closing date for the bir Christmas Quiz
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    Band at the Padang on double festival
    155 4 Band at the Padang on double festival SINGAPORE, Sun. a band display will be held on the City Padang on Feb. 2, un the occasion of Chinese New Year and Hart Raya Puasa. The programme Is as follows: Band performance from 5.30 p.m to 6.15 p.m. by the bands of
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    New traffic games
    112 4 SINOAPORE, Sun. The Ministry of Education, in a circular to principals of all schools, has called for entries for the Eighth Shell Traffic Game to be held on March 9 at the Kallang safety first playground. The game which will be supervised by the Traffic Police, is
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    'ANG POWS' FOR THE AGED FROM 'LIONS'
    226 4 SINGAPORE. Sun THE president of Lions International, Mr. Claude M. De Vorss, today handed out red packet Chinese New Year "ang pows" and gift parcels to 47 inmates of St. John's Home for the aged at Wan Tho Avenue. The inmates beamed happily
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    Safety first in schools: Plea for financial aid
    149 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The new president of the Singapore Junior Safety First Council. Mr. T. Ulaganathan. yesterday ca'led for financial support from the public to help the council play its role more actively in promoting road safety-first consciousness among schoolchildren. Mr. Ulaganatnan of
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      313 4 ORCHARD ODEON CATHAY SINGAPORE PENANG KUALA LUMPUR GRAND HOLIDAY ATTRACTION! THE MOST ASTOUNDING OF ALL H. G. WELLS' ASTOUNDING ADVENTURES IN THE MIRACLE OF DYNAMATION! ow ra HMT Hen T**jjUl] I panavision /^^q-2 LIONEL JEFFRIES CATHAY PALACE PAVILION CATHAY CINEMA KATONG THIATRE CINEMA SPORE SPORE K. LUMPUR PENANG ONLY HAL
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    Penang Cuepacs joins in attack on Govt
    331 5 Penang Cuepacs joins in attack on Govt PENANG, Sunday. 'J'HE Penang divisional executive committee of the Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Services today accused the Government of "disrupting the unity and solidarity" of civil servants in the country. "This is a sinister move, and we
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    Joint dance
    34 5 IPOH. Sun. The iDOh Boys Club will hold a joint celebration of Hari Raya Puasa and tbe Chinese New Year with a dance at the St. John's Church hall here next Sunday.
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    Korean Minister to meet Razak
    61 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Korean Minister of Government Administration, Mr. Souk-Zae Lee, will call on the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. and the Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. tomorrow morning. Mr. Lee. accompanied by the Director of Cabinet Planning and
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    Two for training in Australia
    53 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Two development officers of the Malaysian Co-operative Insurance Society Ltd. here. Inche Harun bin Majid and Mr. S. B. Nathan, have left for Sydney for a two-month training course. They will train with the Australian Mutual Provident Society, one of Australia's largest
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    STORE MEN CALL FOR STRIKE FUND
    145 5 STORE MEN CALL FOR STRIKE FUND TPOH. Sun. The Perak branch of the Amalgamated Union of Government Storekeepers today called on its national executive council to set op a strike fond to prepare for industrial action. This decision was taken at an emergency meeting here in response to a call
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    Top Italian band to play at S'pore hotel
    158 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. One of Italy's top international bands. Sandro and his Italian Combo, will arrive here by air tomorrow to play at a series of special "Befano" parties to be held at Raffles Hotel next week. The parties are being organised by
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    Capture and escape of Mariophile thief
    186 5 Capture and escape of Mariophile thief DENANG, Sun. A thief was caught ransacking "Mariophile," the Tanjor/g Bungah holiday bungalow of the Penang Catholic College-Gen-eral yesterday morning. The caretaker. Mr. Thomas Chuah. 66. pounced on the intruder as he was coming out of a room with a paper bag of electric
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    Formosa gift to varsity
    52 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Formosar Consul. Mr. Chang Chung Jen, on behalf of his Government will present some Chinese books to the University of Malaya. The Vice-Chancellor. Dato Sir Alexander Oppenheim. will receive the books at a ceremony at the University Library on Feb. 8 at
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    New wood works
    29 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. Singapore's Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee. today opened the new wood works factory of Lim Kah Ngam (Singapore) Ltd at Tanglin Halt Close.
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    Tun Razak gets a $5,000 cheque for D-Fund
    161 5 Tun Razak gets a $5,000 cheque for D-Fund I£UALA LUMPUR, Sun. 1V The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, received a cheque for $5,000 yesterday for the National Defence Fund. The cheque was handed over by Mr. Lee Kok Chee on behalf of the Sungei Puteh Tin Mine. IThye Sang
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    Japan's youth mission to visit Malaya
    80 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. An 18-member youth goodwill mission from Japan sponsored by the Central Council of Juvenile Problems. Japan, will arrive here next Sunday on a one -week visit. The mission, headed by Mr. Masato Tokuyama. will call on the Assistant Minister of Culture,
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    Traffic adviser
    34 5 SINGAPORE, Sun.— Assistant Superintendent of Police. Mr. Freddy Lee Thiam Yew. younger brother of the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, has been appointed traffic-adviser io the Singapore Junior Safety First Council.
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    Umno to celebrate Tengku's birthday in big way—
    196 6 KUAIA LUMPUR, Sun. The United Malays National Organisation will celebrate Tengku Abdul Rahman's 63rd birthday on a nation-wide scale on Feb. 8. All state branches have been told to hold buffet dinners on that day as a mark of respect to the
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    Mill ready next month
    45 6 NIBONO TEBAL, Sun. North Malaya's first steel mill being built here, is expected to be ready next month. The project Is a Joint MalaysianJapanese venture. Japanese engineers and technicians are helping in the setting up of the mill, the Steel Works.
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    Boy killed by train
    29 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. A 14-year-old buy Boon Keng, died this morning when he fell into the path of a train at the 11th mile Woodlands Road.
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    Robbery victim battered to death
    172 6 Robbery victim battered to death KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. W I REMAN was battered to death when he resisted three robbers in a lane behind the Rex Theatre in Sultan Street here last night. Chong Yin Bok, 23, oi Ampang, was attacked minutes before he was to enter the theatre to
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    The 112,000 who still believe in the 'sin-seh'
    124 6 SINGAPORE, Sun— More than 1)2,000 patients of all races were given free "sin-seh" treatment at the Thong Chai Medical Institution in Wayang Street last year. This figure was described as an "all-time record" by the institution president. Dato Ng Quee Lam, in
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    8 in contest
    36 6 KANGAR. Sun. Elgin MOtpstants four boys and four girls will take Dart in the final of the Koran reading competition for school children, organised by the State Education Department- »t Kangar this Wednesday.
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    TEACHERS EXTEND SIGNATURE CAMPAIGN OVERSEAS
    146 6 TEACHERS EXTEND SIGNATURE CAMPAIGN OVERSEAS IPOH. Sun— The National Union of Teachers, which is seeking public sympathy to back its claim for a better deal for teachers, has extended its signature campaign overseas. Mr. A. Mathews, secretary of the N.U.T., Perak branch, said about 153,000 members of three unions in
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    New factory
    28 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. Singapore* Pinanee Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, will open the Columbia International Corp. Ltd. factory ar 23. Jalan Tentera, Jurong, at 5 p.m. tomorrow
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    W. Germany to set up consulates in Borneo States to boost trade
    213 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun pERMANY will set up consulates in Sabah and Sarawak to boost its trade with both Stat*.. the West Gerw.i\ Ambassador here, >>r. H. Boehling. said today. He added he would leave here for Bonn on
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    Christians pray for unity
    48 6 SINGAPORE. Sun Mor« th.in 700 people attended a special service at the Convent of th« Holy Infant Jesus School hall jreaterdajr alternoon to pray for Christian unity. They were members of th* Lutheran. Anglican, Presbyterian. Methodist. Salvation Army. R»man Catholic and Mar Thorn* Churches
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    Aussie 'mother' spends happy 6-week holiday with her 'sons' in Malaysia—
    303 6  - Aussie 'mother' spends happy 6-week holiday with her 'sons' in Malaysia PADMAN GOPAL: By Kuala Lumpur, Sunday J^ 71-YEAR-OLD Australian woman, who had been a "mother" to several Malaysian students in Adelaide, is now spending a six-week holiday in Malaya with her 4> sons." Mrs. R. O. Cord-Udy travelled 4.000
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    The way to change taxes —by Lim
    118 6 OENANG. Sun. The x secretary-general of the United Democratic. j Party, Dr. Lim Chong Eu. today suggested that any Bill to amend the new taxes should be referred to a select committee of Parliament. This would enable the views I of the people
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    Smugglers foiled
    409 7 Customs party fight with gang on shore, capture boat and cloth JOY LEEMBRUGCN pENANG, Sun. Officers and men nt the anti-smuggl-Idf division of the Royal Customs clashed with about 50 smugglers al Bajjan Tuan Kechil, Butterworth. last night. In the siufTle. the smugglers tried to snatch a revolver
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    Japanese bank mission for K.L.
    55 7 KUAI.A LUMPUR. Sun. A 16-member Japanese economic mission, headed by Mr. Sohei Na- knyama. president of the Industrial Bank of Japan, will arrive here for a three-day visit on Feb. 6. The mission, which is touring South-East Asian countries, us sponsored by the Japan Productivity
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    $896 more donations to blinded mine kepala
    240 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Straits Times office in Singapore has received a further $896.65 as donations for Lee Swee Chong, the tin miner kepala whose eyes were gouged by robbers recently. Contributions came from: Anonymous $50: A and F I staff Mobil OH Malaya
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    NZ 'peace corps' boss arrives to discuss aid —plan—
    195 7 NZ 'peace corps' boss arrives to discuss aid plan KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The deputy chairman of New Zealand's Volunteer Service Abroad Organisation, Mr. Maurice O'Brien, arrived here last night to study the possibility of Increasing volunteer aid programmes In Malaysia. Mr. O'Brien arrived from Kuching after accompanying nine young New
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    Car skids off road, Aussie soldier dies
    86 7 IPOH, Sun— An Australian soldier. Gunner Stephen Danks, 20. yas fatally injured today when a car he was driving skidded off the road and somersaulted about 10 miles north of here. Gunner Danics of Sydney, of the Light Anti-Aircraft Battalion, in Butterworth. died
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    WELCOMING FOR KUAN YEW
    94 7 WELCOMING FOR KUAN YEW AN Indian woman, member of a welcoming committee, places a "tilak" on the forehead of Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. when he visited PWl> labourers' quarters during a tour of the Ponggol constituency yesterday. The significance of this traditional Indian welcome ceremony denotes a
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    Lee's speech on radio today
    40 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. A recording of the speech made by the Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. during his visit to the Ponggol constituency can be heard over Radio Malaysia (Singapurai at 7.15 p.m. tomorrow.
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    CHIANG PLEDGES FULL SUPPORT TO MALAYSIA: KHAW
    159 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. RATIONALIST Chinese President. Chiang Kai- Shek has pledged all-out support for Malaysia in its struggle against Indonesian aggression This was stated here today by the Malaysian Minister of Local Government and Housing, Mr Khaw Kai Boh. on his return from
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    Club dance
    34 7 PENANG. Sun. The Penan* City Council Recreation Club will celebrate St. Valentine's Day with a dance at the E and O Hotel on Peb. 13. There will also be a fashion show
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    Navigators in car rally were all blind
    151 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. It was an ordinary car rally round the island yesterday except that the navigators of each of the 20 participating cars wore blind. Navigators, students trom the Singapore School for the Blind, issued instructions to Rotarians at the wheel. The rally
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    Jewels missing from home
    46 7 TELUK ANSON. Sun. Madam Lte Koiik Thyr. 51. I mr.it seller, returned home from M!m show last night to lind her house at the Hock Seng Park homing cst. in in Sui.ct i Ntbong near hen. burgled n $1,370 VOrta o* jewellery.
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    Graduation dinner
    30 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The College of Agriculture Students Union will hold its annual graduation dinner at the Mandarin Room. Jalan Bukit Bintang. on Thursday at 8 30 p.m.
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    Ex-undergrad freed
    70 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. A former Nan.\.in« I'niversity undergraduate was among three political detainees released from Chanei Prison last week. Loh Kirn Sions was arrested with 40 others for Communist subversive activities in June last year. The other two released are Lim Ann 1100. a trade unionist, who was I
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    Progress or destruction? Which path, asks Lee
    760 8 SINGAPORE, Sunday g I N G A PORE'S Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today outlined two ways in which Malaysia woujd develop either along the path of progress or down the road to destruction. Speaking during a tour of Ponggol constituency. Mr.
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    Police arrest 15 more thugs
    44 8 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The police yesterday arrested 15 thugs for secret society activities and screened another 4,752 people. Nine of those arreswd were detained under the no-trial Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance. The rest were held under the Societies Ordinance.
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    Bus kills boy
    24 8 TELUK ANSON. Sun. Yahaya bin Adnan, five, was killed by a bus at the 20th mile Bagan Datoh Road, yesterday evening.
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    Food gifts for hard hit fisherfolk
    150 8 Food gifts for hard hit fisherfolk SINGAPORE. Sun. About 1,150 people belonging to 224 families of fishermen in the Southern Islands will receive gifts of food parcels tomorrow from the Minister for Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok. The families have been hit by the recent imposition of the night curfew
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    In: Far East Fleet's new chief
    76 8 In: Far East Fleet's new chief SINGAPORE. Sun. ViceAdmlral F.R. Twlss ar- j rived here today to take up his po6t as commander oi the British Far East Fleet. He was met by Vlce-Admlral Sir Desmond Dreyer. whom he sue- 1 ceeds. and who will become Second Sea Lord and
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    70 8 TELUK ANSON. Sun. A 12--y«tr-old schoolboy. P- Indran. died here yesterday. 23 hours after he had fallen from a cycle which was involved In an accident with a bus at the 21 miles Batak Rar.it Road. Ho was said to have been riding i on the
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    Singapore teachers reject the Joint Salaries Commission
    197 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. THE Singapore Teachers 1 Union yesterday rejected the .setting up of the Joint Salaries Commission "as totally inadequate to provide solutions to the teachers' problems and legitimate claims." The rejection is contained in a four-point resolution unanimously passed at a special
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    1224 9  - Resign! Resign! the cries rang out LORD SNOW CONCLUDING.... CP. SNOW'S EXCITING NOVEL by NEXT day Kogcr stood up at last, heavy, moving untidily but without strain. He did not refer, even by an intonation, to TrafTord. It was good-natured. The House was laughing. Once or twice a bnrb darted
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      124 9 l i Vinac COMPETITION WINNERS Contumtri Section A return trip to Australia by Air India won by Mr. A. Ghani bin Moncl, 133 Grisek, Muar, Johore. Lucky Dealer: Messrs. Chop Yin Chee Medicine Hall, 29 Main Street, Grisek, Muar, Johore won $250/-. Retoilen Section It* MM $1,000/- to Inche Ahmad
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    IN MEMORIAM
    50 10 M Wmntt tit (mUmtmmm) HAMILTON, LULU-- In loving memory of our dear mother. Orand mother, and Gr*at-grandrno<ber, who I ssi ill away on January 2Mb ltosV (loss to our hearts aha will atwajs stay, loved and isroerabered every 'lay. Inserted by. George Bear*. |.'4l€h. Nancy and The Families
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    145 10 M WordM Sl< (tUmtmmm) MR. AND MR» a. Al phones tkaak •end* and relatives for gift* and reetlnaa on tbe occasion of their mar..n 16-1 Si MRS. KEITH MILNER wishes to i hank all her friends, who by Tbelr i.resetiee at tbe funeral on 22-l-4k» or :.v sending wreaths,
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    45 10 li W»rd* U (Htmtmnm) HEAR REV. TOMMY BAP.NS.TI I Mag, Victoria Theatre 730 pno Ad- CENTURY OF God I Mithfulnee*. ii-omt to Oversea* Missionary Fellowship Centennial Meeting* Tonigth. IK-nday and W.riresdiv. 7 30 p m at Ciilturml OMtra, .^nnin k Rise. I pore.
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  • The Straits Times Monday. January 25, 1965.
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      The Great Commoner
      764 10 A yeer before Hitler struck, I Winston Churchill, not then a member of the British Government, warned the House of Commons that Munich was an awful milestone in history. "We have sustained", he said, "a defeat without a war... and do not suppose that this is the
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      405 10 Japan is finding that prosperity is not enough; now it wants also the international standing it has deliberately j eschewed for years. Super- ficially this can be seen as the work of one man. Mr. Eisaku Sato, who said when he became Prime Minister two months ago that
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      Sound Scheme
      130 10 If Singapore has not hit upon a permanent solution to the long-standing shortage of blood donors the problem is insoluble. The incentives to give blood which Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin announced last week can be expected to bring forward the 50 donors a day needed to keep up
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    Churchill
    2601 10 NO-ONE OF HIS TIME HAD A MORE CROWDED, ADVENTUROUS HIS RINGING WORDS ROUSED A NUMBED NATION —INTO ACTION He steered Britain through its greatest peril... SIR Winston Churchill, who steered Britain through the direst peril of her long history, was a towering international figure in a war-racked generation. No
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    28 11 Crowds at No. 10 North Africa 1942 Victory hug from Lady Churchill Electioneering 1900 With Roosevelt and Stalin at Yalta conference^ February 1945 Wheelchair Winston
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    Many honours but he refused all
    630 11 voice io pay tribute to UM veteran statesman Rumours of his impending retirement increased They became a practical certainty when it wa.^ announced that he and Lady Churchill would entertain the Queen and Prince Philip to dinner at 10 Downing Street on April 4
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    LAST PICTURE
    9 11 ...pictured on his ninetieth birthday In November.
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      300 11 Have you read this? SOUTHEAST ASIAN UNIVERSITY by T. H. Silcock published by Donald Moore Books $7.50 A masterful presentation of firsthand research on a vital educational problem. The universities of Southeast Asia were founded on four different Western university systems. This survey of their development raises many challenging questions.
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      686 11 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) Channel 5 X.1.. A V. Pinang "Road In the Air"; 800 6 Ipoh A Malacca News in Mandarin; 8.10 Popular P.M. 5.15 Tr.v. Peitem And Music And Songs: 8.35 The Music; 5.45 Programme Sum- Bin S'ory "Thanksgivinß" mary; 5.50 News Outlines in F'< r. Joe"; 9.10 Oreat
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      Lock icon The first snaps by Tiros
      115 12 The first snaps by Tiros CAPE KENNEDY, Sun. Tiros 9. America's newest weather satellite launched here on Friday, has taken its first weather pictures and was taking more, it was announced here yesterday. The flrst photographs received at the Wallops Island. Virginia. tracking station were crude shots showing merely that
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      150 12 IIOSCO W. Sun. iT Four lumberjacks left without food in a Siberian forest for 17 days ate their sheepskin jackets to keep alive, the newspaper Soviet Russia reported yesterday. The men. cutting a road through the forest to
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      Lock icon New flare-up of Lumpa violence
      60 12 LUSAKA. Sun —One person has been killed in a new outbreak] of violence by Zambia's fanatical Lumpa Church sect, whose battles with Government troops and! neighbouring villagers cost 650 BRM mx months ago. The clash, involving about 40 people, occurred at Chlnsalt. In a remote
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      Lock icon BB has bronchitis
      24 12 MEXICO CITY. Sun— Work on Brigitte Bardot's latest flm. "Viva Maria." has beert postponed until Thursday because she has bronchitis. Reuter.
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      The girl who wants seven husbands...
      132 12 The girl who wants seven husbands... THIS is 17-year-old Gwendoline Gater Reid the only woman in Britain who is interested in the multihusband plan of a Polish enrineer. Paul Pawlowski of Croydon. Paul. 37. outlined his scheme ("One wife can have only one baby a year") which is claimed would
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      Lock icon Now a drive to sterilise wives of immigrants
      252 12 LONDON. Sunday. A CAMPAIGN for sterilising coloured immigrant wives in Britain has been launched by an Indian immigrant leader, The People reported today. Dr. Dhanl Prem. 60--year-old leader of 10.000 Indians in Birmingham Britain's second largest city, said sterilisation was the only
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      147 12 Cuba to put women to work on the farms UAVANA, Bun- Cuba is to 1 employ tens of thousands of women as agricultural workers to ease the countrys labour shortage. Outlining the project in a television broadcast. Prime Minister Fidel Castro said: "In a large measure, the advance and success
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      38 12 SHEFFIELD. Sun. Porter Walter Stewart drowned his unwanted pet Terrier Judy in his bath to save the ss. cost of having her professionally destroyed. Yesterday he was fined £10 for causing the dog unnecessary suffering UPI
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      34 12 MAR-DEL-PLATA (Argentine I Sun.— Thousands of gamblers were out of luck here over the weekend a croupiers' strike has halted Rambling at the world's biggest casino here and throughout tha, country Reuter.
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      Lock icon Five paid $75 each to see girls swim in nude
      88 12 Five paid $75 each to see girls swim in nude YEW YORK. Sun. Five men paid U.S. $25 each to watch four Sirls swimming rude in a private pool. But two of the mm turned out to be detectives. Yesterday the four swimmers, who said they were professional models, faced
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      Lock icon Atoms for peace offer by India
      67 12 BOMBAY. Sun India today offeree vn help A.Man and other developing countries in their atomic energy programme or. condition they used atoms only (or peaceful purposes. The offer came from IndUn Atomic Energy Commission chairman. Dr. H. H. Bhabha. at th« formal Inauguration by
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      312 12 SCHOLARSHIPS The French Government has awarded 30 fellowships within the frame work of its technical program in 1965. for Malaysian technicians or officials in various fields. Details of subjects available on request. The fellowship is usually awarded for four to six months, but should the applicant not speak French, intensive
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      98 12 tJIIIP Mmm w so nice ITSELF <dt32> OR WITH ICE Cointreau Liqueur hos been famous all over th« world for more than a century. Its purity, delicious flavour and excellent digestive properties are th« result of its special production, the secrets of which have been passed on from father to
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      289 12 Straits Times Crossword ~~^^l Hi bYJ ACROSS 6. It's needed for the big pic4. He may act well enough but ture (8). he paints badly (8). 6. Little bird with a spot on it 8. It was perfect golf on the (S>. morning round, that's plain 7. Discuss object enclosed
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  • Straits Times Book Page
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      550 13 By John Kent THE DRIVER BOOK. By Sam Snead. (Nicholas Kaye 17.6 d.) THE WEDGE BOOK. By Doug Ford. (Nicholas Kaye 1 7 6d.) THE PUTTER BOOK. By Bobßoseburg (Nicholas Kaye 17.6 d.) T»ALKING of putting. Bob Rosburg tells the story of the playoff for the
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      Sino-Soviet relations: Enigma within a mystery—
      890 13  - Sino-Soviet relations: Enigma within a mystery— ALUNGTON KENNARD WORLD COMMUNISM. By Richard Lowenthal. (Oxford University Press U.S. $6) THE SINO-SOVIET RIFT. By William E. Griffith. (Allen and Unwin. 635.) HESSin NO post war event has so grossly contradicted the experts or puzzled the prophets as the SinoSoviet dispute. It continues
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      308 13 BOOKS ON ENGINEERING Clements Wilson: ANALYTICAL AMD APPLIED MECHANICS Ks 10.00 Oray, Alexander: ELECTRICAL MACHINE DESIGN Ra 12.50 Ban-ett. Charles: STRUCTURE OF METALS Rs 16.00 Prick Philips. Arther: STRUCTURE AND PROPERTIES OP ALLOYS Rs 15.00 Kehl. Qcorge: PRINCIPLES OF METALLOGRAPHIC LABORATORY PRACTICE Rs 15.00 Orinter: DESION OP MODERN STEEL STRUCTURES
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      508 14 i( ontinurd from Page 101 ACKNOWLEDGMENT It Word* SIS (Minimum) t-AMILV OF LATE Mr. P.K.R. Nalr anks relatives and friends for their in attendances messages of condo- ores and wreaths on tbe occasion of neir recent bereavement. SITUATIONS VACANT it Word* U (Ml*.}— Bom H -tt. extra BOX A 474
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      827 14 WHERE TO STAY (Spore) <i »nr*m ft imtlm.t—Bax 5«l rrs •a-fr. I SOUTH CAST ASIA Uotrl r£JW4 Vlctcria Hotel 323A1 Bar/Raslauraot. MOTIL AMBASSADOR MMMt 4e Meyer (toad. Daoclas Nigntly. lei Mi AIR CONDITIONED Non-nlroon ci'.tloncd Koorn modrrat* charges Tloog Hoa Botel. Tel: MMsa SLOAN! COURT MOTEL, 17. Balmoral Road. Tanglln
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      810 14 MINISTRY OF EDUCATION MALAYSIA lI 'KTIII.It I I>l I AIIOV CLASSES, lirba. It Is hereby notified that Further Education Classes in liie States 01 Malaya uili le-open oa 7th Bth February. 1965. 2. Those who wMI to enrol In Further Education Classes are requested to register themselves with the Supervisor
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    41 16 IndutlriaN: Tins: S rubber*: Jan. 19 Jan. 20 Jan. 21 Jan. 22 78.95 78 71 78.75 79.06 107.80 107.84 107.55 107.93 106.32 106.50 106.22 106.42 Dec. 30. 1963 100. Dec. 29. 1962 100. Jan. 23 79.49 109.29 106.38
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    DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
    76 16 Aver Ilium Chrnderians Gopeng Idris llvd. Tanjong Tin Tronoh Temerloh A. Malay >el. Coconut Current payment 124 30-; l 83.3' 50. 17 6 ib; Interim Date payable Mar. 12 Mar. 3 Mar. 5 Mar. 3 Mar. 12 Mar. 10 Mar. 15 Feb. 11 Mar. 5 Total for Total
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    Malaysian share list
    1135 16 THE table of shares on the Malayan Stock Kxrhange shown last business to Jan. 16. (A) and last business since that dale (Bl with II and I. standing for Highest and Lowest business for 1964 and this year to date. INOUSIIIAU 1 15 50 1* »iei «"Cki
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    U.S. exports new high
    98 16 The Commerce Department reports that U.S. exports achieved a new high for the flth consecutive year in 1964. rising to a total or U.S. $25,100 million. Exports last year, excluding military aid shipments, were 13 per cent above exports in the previous year, with three-fourths of
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    38 16 THE Malayan Exchange Banks- Ait.eiatlan made these changes In Ita rates to merchants on Saturday (all rates to »100): Selling TT or OD ready i Osuttene Marks 120: twin Francs 140 a: Danish Kroner 22 It.
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    H.K. RATES
    39 16 AN tbc t ti iichinm market in Hong Kong od Saturday the U.I. dollar *M quoted at 5.741 for T.T. and S 73» for cash. Stirling wai quoted at 15.97 and one tad or gold at 2541.
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    Tin price down by $8.50
    811 16 Tin price down by $8.50 rTWE tin price on Saturday was declared In Penang at $615 37}. up $1.62}. representing a net loss on the week of $8.50 per plcul. Saturday's oflerlnß was estimated at 255 tons tup 10 tons) which gave an estimated offering for the whole week of
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      1787 17 Industrial shares encounter stalemate By Our Market Correspondent far as industrials were concerned on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia last week it was very difficult market and a period of stalemate was encountered. As a result of this turnover was at a low ebb throughout the holiday shortened week. The
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      31 17 KIBBKR TIN (per Ib.) (p. piruli Jan. 18. 71} ots. 5b23.37i 19. 31 cts. MlMtj 20. ?0{ cts. $617.25 21. 70; cts. $612.37, 22. 71 cts. $613.75 23. $615.37)
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      690 17 r PHE following is a complete A list of revised quotations »<»r the week ended on Saturi iv. January 16. INDUSTRIALS ■'"■"I 15.V.0 luuntead i pi •'..lding M C.T.B. ordi 41 /3 y unl °P 1.67 1.00 f.«»i Bmelt a v K. ordi 2 .IS "»P
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      1009 17 STRAITS STEAMSHIP IN THE HIGH COURT IN CO., LTD. MALAYA AT KUALA LUMPUR (Incorporated in Singapore) cmL SUIT No g39 QF m 2 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Between Meeting of the Company will be James Warren Co. Ltd. held at the Registered Office. Plaintiffs, Ocean Building.
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      1118 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS Applications are invited for appointment as Lecturers/ Assistant Lecturers ln the Department of Economics ln the following fields. (a) Business Administration (Industrial Relations^ (b) Rural Economics (O Money and Banking Candidates should have a good > honours degree. Experience, teach- ing ana
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      784 17 TENDERS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD TENDER NOTICE Tender* will be received by tr t Chairman. Economic Development Board. 2nd Floor, Fullerton Building, up to noon on Monday. Bih February. 1965 for> THE CONSTRUCTION OP TIMBER DRAINS. PIPE CULVERTS AND FLAP GATES FOR THE RECLAIMKD PRAWN PONDS OFF WEST COAST ROAD. SINGAPORE
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        98 18 4 threaten to boycott Aust meet i ADELAIDE. San. Four Aus- r ilia threatened to boycott tne Australian championships ii oonUi. Distance star Ri i he would no; compete if the Victorian Athletics Association re- fused to pay his full expense*. The association had stated that they will pay cnly
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        63 18 LONDON: Jim Hocan. th« Iri.Mi Olympic representative who left for New Zealand today showed great form when lie beat his own course record in winning the Polytechnic Harriers ninei miles cross-country title at Richi mond yesterday, m i Hocan's iir.M race since Tokyo, and he I ran bare- footed to
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        36 18 MHW: s.mriro Mazzinght, Italy .s world lunior nucldlcweieht boxmtj champion. bca Logui of Cuba in a non-title I bout. The contest was stopped in the fifth round because of a cut over the Cuban's right eve.
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        31 18 SYDNEY: American Pancho i Gonzales beat Ken Rosewall ot Australia in the final of the £A3 000 professional lawn tenni* touriKiment here last night. Gon- /ales won 8-H, 3-6. 6-4. Renter
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      527 18 TOP-OF-THE-TABLE CLASH ENDS IN THRILLING DRAW I ONDON. Sun. Leeds kept their one-point lead at the top of the English First Division yesterday, when they drew 2-2 in their top of the table I clash with Chelsea. There was plenty of excitement for the 47.- 000
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      1320 18 FIRST DIVISION Arsenal 4 Leicester 2 Birmingham 1 Sheff. Ltd. 1 Blackpool 1 Wolves 1 Fulham 4 NotU Forest 1 Leeds 2 Chelsea X Man. United 1 Stoke 1 WBA 2 Tottenham 0 West Ham 3 Burnley t POSTPONED: Blackburn v Sunderland; Everton v Liverpool; Sheffield Wed.
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      241 18 LONDON, Sun. Results of rugger matches played yesterday: Rugby Union International Ireland 3 France 3 (in Dublin*. Club matches Blackheath 17 I Navy 9: Esher 9 Met. Police 22:, Harlequins 32 RAF 0: London Welsh 5 London Scottish 16: Richmond 26 Waterloo IS: 8t Thomas's Hosp.
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      565 18 TNE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT Hotid;i> Chin^n* Nor Yrar's Day, Tuettdav, 2nd Krbruurv IMI Pnhln Holidays I m-sd.i> .'nd Krl>ruar> t» Ind.K. sth I rlirn.ir\ 1965. inrluMvr Funher to this Authority's advertisement dated 18th January! 1965. it w hereby notified tor intormiition that hs Thur.-<: February, anil Friday,
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    Sri Senyum from last to first in top sprint
    2109 19 TOTAL POOL $110,760 Ist No. *****9 ($27,408) 2nd No. *****3 ($13,704) 3rd No. *****1 6.852) Starters ($1,087 each): *****7. *****3. *****7 *****8. *****1. *****5. *****7. Consolation ($633 each): *****7. *****1. *****0. *****6. *****8. *****3, *****6, *****5. *****1. *****0. JPOH, Sun. The;
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    Cup to South
    40 19 MALACCA, Sun. South won the Hillary d'Cruz Cup In the Malacca teachers' inter-district hockey tournament which ended here today. In the final match. South beat North 4-1. Earlier they had beaten Alor Oajah 2-1 and Jasin 1-0.
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    298 19 CRICKET SINGAPORE, Sunday. A SOLID knock of 56 by school teacher Edward Balasinßam paved the way for a four-wicket yin by Singapore Ceylonese over Negri Sembilan Ceylonese in the Saravanamuttu Shield south zone cricket final at Balestier Road today. Scores: Negri 115. Singapore r
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    102 19 IPOH. Sun. Perak, the defend- ing champions, will meet Malacca hi the Malayan Chinese Football Association Cup final at Kubu Stadium on Jan. 31 by virtue of their 2-1 win over Selangor in the semi-final replay at Stadium Perak tonight. Selangor led 1-0 at half-time when
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      24 19 Johore Indian SA Cap quarterfinal (Kluang) Kluang 6J. Bahm 3. Sathu Nair Shield final (P. Buntar) Chersonese Est. 1 Batu Kawan Est. 0.
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      9 19 Spore Div. 2: Schools 2 Port Authority 1.
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      43 19 Chua Cup (Spore): 1 Paul Chen 121. 2 S. Yamada 128. 'D' Medal: 1 Dr. Sen-Oupta 61 (won on countbaclo. 2 Paul Chen. Ball sweep Ist nine: Paul Chen 28; 2nd nine: Dr Sen-Oupta. M. Karthlgesu and P. O. Lyon 31 (tie).
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    Tengku's birthday match
    120 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Bun. The Royal Selangor Golf Club will j celebrate the birthday of Prln«s Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman with a YIP match on Peb. 7. The teams will be led by the Prime Minister and Tun Abdul Razak. the Deputy Prime Minister. The Yang dl-Pertuan Afong
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      42 19 I DIARY I SOCCER HeGUlimy Cup: fT. Anson) Mt3lintang v Flemington (Speedy Rd). RUGGER Club match (Klang): Klang v PMC. HOCKEY B'pore Mt. 8: BRC 'B v Khals* 'B (Spore padang). BOWLING Perak Turf Club SC mixed league (Tiger Lane) 7 p.t
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    112 20 Inexpressible grief— Queen LONDON, Sun. Queen Elizabeth said today Sir Winston Churchill's death "causes inexpressible grief to me and my husband." She sent a message of sympathy to Lady Churchill. It read: "The news of Sir Winston Churchill's death causes inexpressible grief to me and to my husband. We send
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    42 20 BOOK of condolence has beeii opened at the oftiees nf the British High Commission in Kuala Lumpur. Singapore and Surfing and at the British Trade Cmm,s,on in Jesselton. for those wishing to pay tnbute to the late Sir Winston.
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    98 20 Rupiah: Bother over small change? JAKARTA, Sun. The (Central) Bank of Indonesia in an announcement, yesterday cautioned the public against "irresponsible elements" who disrupt the circulation of small denominations of rupiah the local currency. This followefl reports, by the news agency Antara, that several people have found it difficult to
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    79 20 Johnson in 'excellent shape' WASHINGTON. Sun—President Johnson, taken to hospital in the middle of the night with a bad cold and respiratory Infection, was In "excellent shape," his doctors said last night. "He couldn't be doing better," they added. Mr. George Reedy. White House press secretary, told reporters shortly after
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    Commendation service at Cathedral
    100 20 SINGAPORE. Sun. St. Andrew's School will hold a commendation service at the St. Andrew's Cathedral tomorrow at 11.30 a.m The Anglican Bishop of Singapore, Dr. C.K. Salisbury, and the Dean of Singapore. Rev. A. C. Dumper, will Jointly conduct the service. The service is held In
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    74 20 SINGAPORE. Sun— Water will be cut off In Lorong Buang Kok off Yio Chu Kang Road (7% m.s.) tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m Water will also be cut off In Bldeford Road from Orchard Road to Calrnhill Road and 270 to 286 Orchard Road, from 9
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    66 20 JAKARTA. Sun— A delegation of 200 housewives was reported yesterday to have gathered at the office of the Third Deputy Prime Minister. Mr. Chaerul Salon, to protest against the high cost of living. The official Antara news »gency said the delegation came from several places
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    37 20 SINGAPORE. Sun— The.c will be a public lecture on "Alodern Indian Novelists 1 given by Prof William Walsh at the University of Slngapoie In New L«cture TheaU-e 2 tomorrow at 7.50 p.m. Admission Is free.
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    62 20 LONDON, Sun. Britain's new low-level supersonic bomber, the TSR-2, made its eighth successful test flight at Boscombe Down, Southern England, yesterday. It w.as airborne for 27 minutes. There has been widespread speculation that the Labour Government may decide to scrap orders for the plane because of
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    Malaysia's right at Afro—Asia conference—by a Turkey leader
    164 20 Malaysia's right at Afro— Asia conference— by a Turkey leader KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysia has every right to attend the forthcoming: Afro-Asian conference in Algiers, the leader of a six-man Parliamentary delegation from Turkey. Mr. F. Celikcos. said here today. "As a fully independent country in Southeast Asia, Malaysia should
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    335 20 Govt gets a third union ultimatum KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE Government was today given ;i twoweek notice by the Congress of Unions oi" Employees in the Public and Civil Services to meet the demand by 100.000 Division IV and manual workers for more pay. This is the third union to
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    66 20 JAKARTA, Sun.— lndonesia Is already In a state of war though not of open war yet, according to the Governor of Djambi, Brig. L. Kaharudin. who was speaking in South Sumatra reporters. Antara news agency quoted him as saying "the enemy was seeking ways
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    Goodwill Night
    31 20 SINGAPORE. Sun— A "Malam Muhibbah Goodwill Night) 1 will be held at the Singapore Badminton Hall on Feb. 6. It is organised by the national publishers and show promoters.
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    64 20 JAKARTA, Sun. Indonesian security forces recently shot dead an alleged Malaysian spy who tried to escape from hospital Into dense junule in north-east Kalimantan, Antara news agency reported today. It *aid the man. whom it named Batjo Lima, was one of several spies captured by the
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    Asian studies expert
    38 20 SINGAPORE. Sun. Prof Karl J. PelzeV, director of South-East Asian Studies at Yale University. U.S.A. will be guest of Nanyan* University during his two-day stop-over in Singapore. Prof. Pelzer is scheduled to arrive here tomorrow.
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    32 20 I ZACCHAEUS Of 4 Ix>ron« Rr.ja Muda. Klang passed away on Sunday Funeral service at 4 Lotopk Raja Muda at Christian Cemetary at IHO p.m. on Monday 25 Jiauxnr. 1 !Mr.
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      42 20 THE WEATHER Highest and lowest temperatures In Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Saturday to 8 pjn. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 90 72 Kota Bharu 84 70 Penang 91 72 Ipoh 95 73 Malacca 95 73 Singapore 88 70
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