The Singapore Free Press, 24 September 1958

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    The Singapore Free Press
    17 1 Malaya's Own Family Paper WsTv. 0 Singapore, Wednesday, September 24, 1958. Price 15Cta.
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    Lock icon A-BLAST FROM BALLOON
    69 1 A-BLAST FROM BALLOON nRIFMN yesterday sueU cesafully exploded a "low yield nuclear device suspended from a balloon" at Christmas Island m the Pac: i.e. the Supply Ministry announced m London. It wai Britain's 21st nuclear test and the fourth m the current series which sh« undertaken to complete "as soon
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    Discovery by Chinese doctor may halt grave eye disease
    78 1 Discovery by Chinese doctor may halt grave eye disease PROTECTION against a grave eye disease prevalent m Singapore and other parts of the Far East as well as m the Middle East may follow a discovery by a Chinese doctor, it was stated m New York yesterday. The Secretary of
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    Lock icon U.K. doctors in Pt'lting
    112 1 Sir Harold revealed that a British medical research team had gone to Peking as soon as they heard that the doctor had isolated the virus believod to cause the disease. He said trachoma caused blindness "m literally millions of people." A Singapore eye specialist told the
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    Another thug arrested
    16 1 The police combed secret society hideouts again last nigh! and arrested a group
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    RUBBER PRICE
    23 1 Oct ber first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened m this morning at per lb., down onea cent on yesterprice. The tone
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    Utmost U.S. restraint 'so far' – Washington
    152 1 Utmost U.S. restraint 'so far' Washington A- 'AN State Department esman Lincoln White said day the United States and I China so far 'have v utmost restraint m the continued provocation by communists." White was asked to comi reports that the United had warned Red China that it would unleash
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    COMET ALL-OUT TO WIN JET 'BATTLE'
    120 1 Civil aviation have ord. hustle" to win their Ame- the jet tie of the AtI tO have the I the worlds 8 betw< 1 York a the Boeing Airways Ined to start days bei American 1 due to leave 26. The makers of the
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    Lock icon PREMIER EXPOSES CEYLON COUP BID
    389 1 PREMIER EXPOSES CEYLON COUP BID Attempt to suborn army. police, says Banda MX SOLOMON BAMiAKWAIKK, Prinu Minister of Ceylon, told the House of Representatives} m Colombo yesterday that attempts had been made to suborn army and police ollicers with the aim of overthrowing his Government. The Prime Minister told the
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    TIN COUNCIL
    25 1 The secretary of the International Tin Council confirmed m London yesterday that a special meeting of the Council had been called for tomorrow.
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    Lock icon Police foil bid to blow up Eiffel Tower
    108 1 Police foil bid to blow up Eiffel Tower pOLICE bomb disposal experts yesterday removed a charge of dynamite placed near the top of the Eiffel Tower, the famous landmark m Paris. Police said the t i m c bomb, equipped with a battery and clock movement, was found by two
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    Lock icon TWO V.I.P.s TO VISIT SINGAPORE
    30 1 BRITAII Sen wing, v dnn bj nnorrov. In al it wa that the iid Fleming, will the v. m New Delhi m t h Reuter
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    Lock icon NO DEBATE ON CHINA'S U.N. SEAT
    419 2 Assembly votes 44-28 to put ban on discussion rpHE United Nations last night decided by 44 votes to 28. with nine abstentions, that there should be no discussion at this year's neral Assembly session oi question of Chinese representation. 'Moratorium' The vote compared with
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    Lock icon MALAYA TAKES NO PART IN THE VOTING
    70 2 MALAYA TAKES NO PART IN THE VOTING MAI W took no part m the voting m tin* United Nations last night. She abstained m both votes on amendments to the United States resolution liarring discussion In the General Assnnbh of the question of the representation of China. The amendments would
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    Lock icon AMNESTY APPEAL TO HUNGARY
    147 2 AUSTRIA yesterday appealed to Hungary to tree all those still imprisoned as a result of the 1956 uprising. Dr. Leopold Figl, the first speaker m the general debate after the UN. General Assembly voted yesterday to shelve the Chinese issue, based his appeal on "tne fundamental
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    Lock icon TRAIN HITS TRUCK-4 DOG MEN DIE
    83 2 TRAIN HITS TRUCK-4 DOG MEN DIE (jK)UR army dn^ handlers were killed and eight injured last night when a vehicle taking them and their cha crushed by an engine on the railway of Marlborough Farm camp, nearby. a camp spokesman disclosed later that the alarm was given when clogs came
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    Lock icon Mao revives Stalin idea of 'just wars'
    100 2 Mao revives Stalin idea of 'just wars' A LEADING Yugoslav foreign political magazine. International Affairs, yesterday criticised sharply the foreign policy of Communist China, saying it was "not progressive. constructive and socialist" It predicted that, after Yugoslavia, "other countries will be tomorrow attacked and this will be the outcome of
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    Lock icon $10m Canadian aid for W. Indies
    38 2 The Canadian Government announced officially yesterday it would recommend to Parliament that $10 million be made available to the West Indies over the next five years as economic assistance from Canada. Reuter
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    Seawolf sets new undersea record
    18 2 Tn atomic submarine ■-•oil has been sailing -Admiral Rich held the pn iiiid.
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    Lock icon Britain's warning to unmarried mothers
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    End trade: curbs call by U.K. to C'wealth
    312 2 End trade: curbs call by U.K. to C' wealth ■gIR »;uitl r £J sidenl oi the s »sh Hoard o TrSbl ■M-tenla.v caUed^ I Commonwealth iriea to remove mv dsseriminations sl i 1 i Q t a among them fle He told the 11 I Commonwealth traSi I and economic
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    Lock icon U.K. race riots a salutary jolt to our pride'
    241 3 U.K. race riots a salutary jolt to our pride' IhE Bishop of Chester, Dr. Gerald |Ell: <n, referring to the recent L a j enes m London and Notkgham, said m Chester yesterv that they "have delivered a jut ai v jolt to our pride and selffoplacency." Xh( bishop told
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    Lock icon LEAR-NUDE SHOW IN LONDON CLUB, COURT IS TOLD
    208 3 I STAGE show titled "Call Us Missy," performed by a cast of 13 men, "nine of whom apto be effeminate," was described m a ndon court yesterday. A police sergeant said another entertainmt at the same place a club theatre m Soho,
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    LAST CHANCE FOR FREE X-RAYS
    54 3 TODAY is the for resident binatown to have th( x-rayed fr( The two X-ray units during a month's operation m »wn an I now i than 2 500 people x ray tlm from 5 pin to a p.m The unit i nro irt work m
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    GIRL OF 13 CITED IN DIVORCE
    50 3 A «IRL of 13 was cited as co-respon-dent m a divorce petition m Sheffield yesterday. A woman was grant, ed a decree nisi because of her husband's adultery with the girl. Judge Ernest Ould exercised discretion m respect of the wife's own admitted adultery.
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    Lock icon Floods test new Lynmouth river barrier
    121 3 AFTER a day of exceptionally heavy rain on Exmoor. m the West of England, rivers m North Devon rose rapidly last night, forcing many farmers to take sheep and cattle to higher ground for safety. At Lynmouth the £1.000.000 river defences built after the
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    Lock icon Churchills embark for Med. cruise
    37 3 Sir Winston and Lady Churchill embarked on the yacht Christina at Monaco yesterday for a Mediterranean cruise as guests of millionaire Greek-born ship, ping magnate Mr. Aristotle Onassis and his wife. Reuter
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    City headquarters for Boys Brigade movement planned
    129 3 City headquarters for Boys Brigade movement planned THE Singapoir Battalion of the Boys Bii which is now cerebrating its 75th anniversary, w to build a h( a< its own m a central pare of the city Government find public support. Thi talion Mr Chi Phuang told th commitrnmenl pub.. Ed
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    A CALL FOR PUBLIC SUPPORT
    9 3 A CALL FOR PUBLIC SUPPORT MR. CHUA SIAK PHUANG
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  • The Singapore Free Press Opinion Fresh Red setback
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      198 4 IJUSSIA must be hay- ing rueful second thoughts about its use of the United Na- tions as a world sounding board for its propaganda. This is particularly so after the blundering speech of its Foreign Minister m the General Assembly debate I on the China representation issue. The U. S.
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    To turn Ireland into a kingdom
    382 4  -  MICHAEL RYAN MAN WITH A MISSION By 4 MAN who wants to make Ireland a kingdom again after eight cc nturies is seeking to whip up support for his campaign. itie would-be kingmaker is 35-year-old James Murray, a well-to-do London businessman who was born
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    Lock icon Man with a missionto attack the Reds
    795 4 IF the renewed at- tacks upon Formosa's offshore islands by the Chinese Reds have caused jitters m any high places, there is one man of whom it may be almost certainly said the reaction has been quite different. He is Chiang Kaishek, leader
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    Lock icon New professor annoys Chinese school heads
    377 5 New professor annoys Chinese school heads ■jIiMM educationists m Singapore are angry with Nunyani; ■jiver itv's newly appointed proKiso! of zoology, Professor T'Ao En dull, for what they described [a slur OH tnt standard of ChinIp'friiu ation here. [The professor, on his arrival m ■ht:;.'.< "v on Monday, advised ChiB
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    HINDUS: LAW HELD UP BY FED.
    174 5 HINDUS: LAW HELD UP BY FED. rE Singapore Hindu Ad visory Board is dis appointed over the Guv ernment's delay m introducing legislation to make Hindu marriage* monogamous and registrable. A committee appointed oy the Government recommended m December last year that the Government should legislate on those lines. The
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    New Study Group English course
    30 5 New Study Group English course Iv Group Move. h l mgapore Brl. 'l Will start a 1 on spoken En*. instruct work. October 13 from comprises four by Mr I
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    'Workshop'to stage plays
    42 5 'Workshop' to stage plays THE Gracia Tay Theatre Workshop will present Its first production. "Curtain Up" at the Cultural Centre on Friday and Saturday, at 8 p.m. The production comprise* a selection of plays, including Tchehov's "On the High Road." "The Princess
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    Lock icon Exile-Govt. plan
    20 5 The Asian-An roup met yesterday to discuss an Algerian NationalisLs' decision to form a covin me nt-in-exile U.P.I.
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    NEW 'FIRE' WING AT HOSPITAL READY SOON
    80 5 outpatient Department m the General H The unit had been planned for tollov the big fires' A SEPARATE wing now being built a1 Singapore General pital. for the treatment m bums at a cost of about $275,000 is expected to be ready soon.
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      236 6 JEFF HAM Xi; by Sydmey Jordan "^^^F" O X JEFP MAXIMUM I7^ THREE MOON SHIPS GROUC* TmEV YE HIT US ff^HfrmmwA SWITCH TO NOW automatic pilot controlled by a master automatic another like i #31 MAVLMUM V SWITCHED ON AWO > PILOT STEER AN ERRATIC COURSE BUT TMAT AND WEVE
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      380 6 IIOKN on this <\, X Libra, you 2 Venus, the E your sign dene I d the ability to |ud E any difference ol opj Once you have n you aim to keep It i what may. y ou will E pergonal sacrifice i Oiing you have pr« C Your
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. cosing prices
      173 7 LONDON. s«pt Previous Today Kiwi No. i til tXi. Kru|H-au purls Sepl 24*i buyers i>t )U no sellers no sellers Ort 24% buyers 24', buyers 24 Vu sellers t^tn Km i: N«« >N 0 24>i buyers 24 1 s buyers 24 Vi sellers 241. sellers Kkii: V«
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      New York prices
      92 7 I NEW YORK, Sept. 23. Previous Toda* Straits Spot 92.50 nom 93 37nom i futility lilt Contract Sept 91.00 nom 89 50 nom Ocl 90.00 buyers 88.75 buyers 92.00 sellers 91.25 sellers NE: Pull SA 1 \il BBFIJ Futures Sept. 30.50 buyers 30.30 buyers 30.95 sellers 30.70
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      31 7 I NEW YORK, Sept. 13. Previous Today JrtjKtruls 524.01 325.89 JWfroa* 140.17 142.42 Domestii Bonds 8678 86 78 s V U,les 80.12 80.20 Mocks Composite Averages 180.72 181.75
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      U.S. PEPPER
      48 7 (nd awaiting reta 26 H to 26. hipment 26. 25^ Lampong spot and eaae 26... afloats September shipment 26. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot and awaiting release 38' j. afloats 38^. and September shipment 37 i .sellers, ex- c prices quoted m U.S. cents per lb.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      94 7 I PKA Philippine* ,j.f. r.K./ 'o' Hi I uropean ports delivered JJlit per lon» ion Sept./ Oct. XV Bt »iti C.LI. 1.K./North m ports delivered > f '<ni pfi long ion Sept./ Oct. CONI r on m ,de Straits "•European ports m bulk •ton, ton Sept./Oct
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    PARENTTEACHERS' CALL TO ALL SCHOOLS
    254 7 rE newly termed Singapore Federation of Parent Teachers' Asso elation is drawing up plans to expand It* activities. The organising secretary of the Federation, Mr. Tan Tiong Hock, yesterday told the Free Press that they were inviting ail English and vernacu lar schools m the
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    Lock icon 'STAG HUNTERS DEFILE GRAVES'
    50 7 A complaint that graves .n a West Country village were defiled by hounds hunting a stag over them has been made to the government, t heLeague Against Cruel Sports said In London yesterday. The incident Is said to lave occured al Nettie* Stowey, VVesl Bon Reuter
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    Lock icon SOME RUBBER SHARES IMPROVE
    102 7 iment aflected ctent by the c i ai Bast, we In the yes- »ome proth< re were small the underand .ii I idler i later all falls wore quietly Irregular Th< was little movement m rails although Canadian Paclfie. with other trans- Atlar' ks Industrials were
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    Lock icon Reds forced two widows to give up U.K. status
    242 7 Reds forced two widows to give up U.K. status ORITAIN disclosed yesterday that it protested to Rumania last Saturday for forcing, as it claimed, two elderly British widows living m that country to take Rumanian citizenship. By their action the Rumanian authorities violated the Anglo-Ruma-nian Treaty of Commerce and Navigation
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    Nickel strikers
    26 7 More than 14.000 workers of the International Nickel Company will strike today over demands for increased wages, it was announced m Toronto last night.
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      101 7 SINCAPORE HIGH TIDES TODAY: 8.43 p.m. TOMORROW: 9.56 a.m. and 9.3^ p.m. FRIDAY: 10.20 a.m. and 10.10 p.m. SATURDAY: 10.42 a.m. and 10.45 pin SUNDAY: 11.03 air. and 111S pm. MONDAY: 11.26 am and 11 52 p.m. TUESDAY: 11.52 a.m. Today s radio programme 1.15 p.m. ral Mu.sic from the
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    FIFTY HAPPY Y EARS
    1638 8  - FIFTY HAPPY Y EARS William Barkley By JHE mellow sunshine of a September morn was painting London m those pastel shades which wring an exile's heart to remember. He was so thrilled that he fell m love instantly M tthe romance of the young couple who, as SirVJiM Lady Churchill,
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    DEBT FR OF THE EE WORLD
    820 8 DEBT FR OF THE EE WORLD hall. Mounted v foot police were neefl marshal them I wav for the 1.600 who tilled the churc« The men m< I straw boaters to tfceH some caps and topfl the women car:y."B Immense flowered tures. some with the current fashion. One contempoß photograph
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    BULLOCKS AND HORSES WERE SO OBEDIENT
    847 10  - BULLOCKS AND HORSES WERE SO OBEDIENT Pelham Groom Dissina mWwmV"******} up the past By fHK TRUTH of the statement thai everyone loves ;i parade was amply proved by the numbers who attended the Tattoo on tin Padang last week, where, at the same time, it was also proved thai an
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    Lock icon LEATHER FOR MY LADY
    47 10 picture. More than 500 firms are exhibiting at the Paris leather goods exhibition which opened earlier this month. On the left is a sports suit m chamois j leather and on the right a two piece suit m very soft pearly calf. Popper
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    Lock icon The Korean village that died—and lived again
    523 10 The Korean village that died and lived again IN a wind-swept valley, two miles from the military demarcation line, m South Korea. 1.700 tenacious North Korean refugees, the entire population of a village m the Communistoccupied Ongjin Peninsula, have begun a new life. Out of about 700.000 North Korean refugees
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    A new sting in the Royal Navy's tail
    64 11 The Blackburn NA39 here is a new plane i soon to go into with the Fleet Arm. A £-X) million order jt least 50 of these iff has been placed the Blackburn Air i Company the Minor Defence lias an meed. Ihe
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    NOT SO STUBBORN
    52 11 NOT SO STUBBORN Not even a mule can Ik stubborn with the shapely Jayne Mans- field and even this sulky looking baby posed, if i little ungraciously for his picture, during r the filming of "The I Sheriff of Broken Jaw." lins is Jayne's first Hritisli film—^artd Brl- E t.iin's
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    DRAMA ON THE HIGH SEAS
    116 11 Isslf^V INewsj True to the traditions of the sea, 60-year-old Henry Cole, from Cievedon, Somerset, captain of the tiny Costa Kican coaster "Concha", which caught fire after an explosion m the engine room off the coast of Pembrokeshire, recently, remained aboard with his mate for
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    Lock icon Question of necessity declares Mme. Chaiang
    330 12 Question of necessity declares Mme. Chaiang HYDROGEN BOMBS IN A FAR EAST WAR? VISITING Madame Chiang Kai-shek, m a radio inter view m New York, was asked how she would feel about the dropping of atomic or hydrogen bombs m a Far Fast war. She reiterated a statement she had
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    Lock icon Japan should get nuclear arms—Yoshida
    209 12 Japan should get nuclear arms—Yoshida I^OKMEK Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida said m Oiso, near Tokyo, that Japan must arm itself with A-bombs and H-bombs to combat the danger of Communist conquest. Further, he said, Japan should have more American forces m Japan not fewer. Mr. Yoshida, who guided the
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    Lock icon 'Hates China and Russia'
    57 12 COMMUNIST China attacked pro Western Japanese statesman Yoshida and called him a "notorious U.S. lackey who hates China and the Soviet Union." This followed immediately on Mr. Yoshida's call for nuclear arms for Japan. The official Peking New China News Agency accused Mr. Yoshida of "clinging
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    Lock icon War any moment —Peking
    196 12 War any moment —Peking "RADIO Peking Ik.s warned that war between Communist China and the United States could break out .at any moment. rhe radio said "The United States is kindling the flames of war with the People's Republic of China which might be precipitated at any moment." The radio
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    Lock icon Peking charters 100 ships
    25 12 The London Empire New.* I d more thai. I 5.000 t h ot lon freight market irtera avera^f thrn months Reuter
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    69 12 A NORTH Vietnamese leader has warned that Red China and North Vietnam were bound by "flesh and blood" relations and any provocation against China was provocation against North Vietnam, the Peking New China News Agency reported. Nguyen Xuan Thuy, Secretary general of the Vietnamese Fatherland Front,
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    Lock icon Quemoy visit by Chiang's son
    43 12 Lieutenant General Chlang-kuo, elder son of President Chiang Kai-shek, has Just completed a twoday visit to Quemoy island. A Taipeh report said the President's son was highly satisfied with the morale of the garrison troops and civilians.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Tokyo now becoming jittery
    215 12 QUI ftp ...featuring news rill r" and views WkVk about Asia today THERE is I nagging fear m the highest Japanese (iovunment olrclei m Tokyo that the United St ites is m real danger of being "sucked Into" a war at the 'wrong time ut definitely
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    Lock icon Unrest on China-Burma border
    37 12 Unrest on ChinaBurma border Tribesmen alp puted bordc< b. ma and Comm have called for v the Chinese goon newspapei The paper said i troops recently tribal uprising. are now cro. Burma to railnit the Chii U.P.I.
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    205 12 'RED CHINESE PILOTS ARE INEXPERIENCED' A MEXICAN and Nationalist Chinese sources m Taipeh report that most of the Communist pilots, who have gone into action against Nationalist planes over the "Formosa Strait and lost heavily, seem inexperienced. At Makun?, m the Pescadores, a U.S Force officer added that Red Chinese
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    A newcomer to opera makes a hit
    1199 13 A newcomer to opera makes a hit JONATHAN RUSSELL REVIEWS THE LATEST RECORDS] FRED ASTAIRE SUCCESSES. Suiir by Fred Astaire. Nice Work If You Can Get It, They All Laughed. Things \m Looking Fp. Let's Call The Whole Thing Off. (Philips i p, r.{) \n BE). What is the magic
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    THE MELODY MAN OF LA RONDE
    292 13 OPERETTA FAVOURITfS ITALI /DREAM. (Oatftf strauM), Star east accompanied by 1 •>«* Radio Vienna Choir and orchestra led by Kurt Richter •Philips m-ineh, P ***** R). lit he tak of an appy married couple. That such beautiful me- s surround its theme pical oi
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    482 14 VJOUTH KOREA will later this year star: work on building a big athletic centre m Seoul. It will include a main stadium with m capacity for 100.000 modelled on Rome's i960 Olymj idium and Is being built m the hope that South Korea will be chosen
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    66 16 DRUG-SMUGGLING WEIGHTLIFTER JAILED FOR LIFE A NATIONALIST COURT m Formosa yesterday sentenced three Chinese narcotic smugglers to life Imprisonment. They were Sly Ngioc Blck. Chinese weightlifting expert from the Philippines and his two accomplices, Chuang Tien and Chang Ching-Hiuen. The court's verdict said the accused, all Chinese nationals from the
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