The Singapore Free Press, 8 May 1959

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    Masthead
    20 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya 8 Own tanuly Paper I. i >i,!:;.i|)oif, Indi.v. May 8, IMI I i< <• 15 CU.
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    JOHORE IS STUNNED BY THE NEWS
    677 1 JOHORE IS STUNNED BY THE NEWS I a\|N| UiCj Body will be brought t** I MEM m Ifir if t5V r F^f f3 ITI f^ THE SULTAN OF JOHORE DIED EARLY TODAY AT CROSVENOR HOUSE. LONDON, A HOTEL OFFICIAL ANNOUNCED. THE SULTAN, 85, HAD BEEN SERIOUSLY ILL SINCE TUESDAY OF
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    Landslide sweeps houses into fjord
    54 1 I r missing and feared dead In a whi< h swept four colt igi Into 1 >n the far north of Norway. I it dun I I now thuni tai i Nerd: ngulfed I farmhouiei tho na f e4 lo del from tho u> safety
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    RUBBER NOW $1.10 1/4
    50 1 THE Singapore rubber pn Went above the $1.10 level this morn ins:. May first grade opened at $110' per 11) a gain of l 1 1 etnu on last night's official clo This followed overnight ri of three-farthings in London and 10 points in New York.
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    Lock icon U.S. 'WILL TALK IN GOOD FAITH'
    235 2 West's Geneva aims \[R. CHRISTIAN iTI HERTER, the Secretary of State, said last night the United States would go to the Foreign Ministers' meeting In Geneva "honestly and in good faith to seek some advance, even if small, towards a just peace." He said
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    Lock icon Labour animosity, intrigue bared
    286 2 AMBSHELL the book by a British political journal icrlbing Labour Party Inner ln fcirtl and high level animo Clement Attlee < now Lord Attlee), who was Prime Minister ol the Labour Government l«fttcl in 1945, is the central llgure In the book The Road to Brighton
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    Lock icon THE SOVIET CHALLENGE BY A U.S. SENATOR
    119 2 SENATOR William Fulbright, said In New York yesterday the United States Government could not meet the Soviet economic challenge as long as it was prepared to reject low British bids merely to give orders to American firms. If American business could not compete
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    Lock icon NOW DE GAULLE HAS HIGH HOPES OF ALGERIA PEACE
    84 2 pRESID do lie, in a i Franco hope A lye i At th< ime tlmr hi r <rn tern Europe to renn mbcr that in i ing al :i of thai country will take place, than!: general und Ming ol ;ill
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    Lock icon ACCORD SIGNED FOR U.S. SUPPLY OF FUEL FOR BRITISH A-SUB
    196 2 ACCORD SIGNED FOR U.S. SUPPLY OF FUEL FOR BRITISH A-SUB ORITAIN and the United States yesterdav signed a new atomic energy agreement providing for the transfer to Britain of non-nuclea parts of atomic weapons and weapons systems including fissionable materials for military purposes. The British ambassador in Washington Sir Harold
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    Lock icon Pravda lashes out at Moscow Radio
    140 2 MOSCOW Radio was criticised yesterday by the Pravda, the Soviet Communist Party newspaper and Moscow Radio broadcast the criticism in its home service. In an editorial on Soviet Radio Day, the Pravda said their were times "when radio and television audiences are with banal
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      38 2 *T at i. ITS ECONOMICAL to shop at the eOnc visit will convince you that to shop in the modern manner you must l^^ shop at the Supermarket. (s^ FITZPATRICK'S 300 ORCHARD RD SINGAPORE 9 TEL: ***** V.
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      26 2 Please Note THE NAKED TRUTH about fcrr ho. are not owe No* children Exommn THE OPTICAL HOUSE rOptholmic Of |y AppointSultan o» J° f 17 7
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    Lock icon SWING TO RIGHT GOES ON IN U.K.
    114 3 Kiasl night ioting a councils ind and onounctne right. ol a landi rum U all kinds, I .< !B ot 138 relinquished a numoer of the nnporcity ul York; toe manu- ul NorthKeighley, I ancaater, d Walsall. The climax ired con-beer-brewing n-on-Trcnt, .mc\
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    Lock icon SHAPELY PEGGY HAS VOICE, TOO
    41 3 MEET the girl with golden hair anil gulden voice P**£gy Sands, a Kentucky singer who is in London for a cabaret engagement. Peggy (36:23:34) says: "There's nothing special about my voice it's lust loud." picture. Popper
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    Lock icon 16-year pose as Red true American
    190 3 16-year pose as Red true American ioseph poskonka yesterday ended a 16-year masquerade that COBf him his Job and the respect of his friends and neighbours. Since 1943, the 57-year-old meat packer has posed as a Communist, reporting regularly to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Testimony He kept up the
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    Lock icon 'AM I FIT TO DRIVE?' HE ASKS POLICE: THEN ARREST, FINE
    114 3 'AM I FIT TO DRIVE?' HE ASKS POLICE: THEN ARREST, FINE A MAN d from w, lrf (Ul in Edinburgh on Wednesday night, beckoned to two police oilicerj and told them- 'I Want to find out if I am ht to drive," it was said in court yesterday. Denis Kevin
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    Lock icon Premature quads one survivor
    33 3 Premature quads one survivor A baby was la.st night the only survivor of premature quack born in Johannesburg the previous liinht to Mrs. Aldra Roodt, 2."), wife of a local government official. Reuter
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    Lock icon WRONG ANTHEM: WAR OFFICE REGRETS
    159 3 npHK WAR OFFICE explained yesterday how the band of the Green Jackets played the wrong Italian anthem at the Eng land -Italy football interna tional at Wembley on Wednesday. The War Office said: "The officially-approved military band version of the Italian national anthem was issued
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    Lock icon Mother is freed of killing son charge
    135 3 Mother is freed of killing son charge A CASE against a mother charged with unlawfully killing her five-year-old son was dismissed at the magistrate's court at Stratford. Essex, yesterday and the woman discharged. The magistrate said he tailed to find a prima facie ca.M Insi 30-year-old Mrs. M Anne Kahan
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    Lock icon Drop in U.S. gold reserves
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  • The Singpore Free Press Friday, may 8, 1959.
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      A man of great stature
      202 4 lIIS HIGHNESS Sir Ibrahim, Sultan of Johore, is dead and with his passing the world has lost a man of great stature. It is impossible to sum up all his achievements in a few paragraphs but across the Causeway stands Johore Bahru. a permanent monument
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    Lock icon Sultan... ruler... friend of the common man
    1656 4 Sultan ruler friend of the common man by A Special Correspondent AAMLKICAN ol Sultan ol He Is ti"" and larming mannei Idea ol nd n you inhim j a.s yen a Sultan, he foi but, if you I* it ition entin ly i I he Bull had a ol humour
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      43 4 t M B H H H B B Joy m MATCHING ENGAGEMENT m m WEDDING RINGS m m .n COLD, WHITE GOLD PLATINUM. ip.H. hendry: |H iiHfl A Sil\i i ■71 iHi Ii Mft K (i > |HMtj| A Kt1.11.l I ll!M|'tll Plillllll P^
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    'NO PRIVATE WORK' ORDER TO S'PORE TEACHERS
    237 5 'NO PRIVATE WORK' ORDER TO S'PORE TEACHERS SM'Mj-M OKfc school principals and teachers haw been instructed not to go out on private business during school hours. As the result of complaints received by the Ministry of Education, a circular has been issued stating that they must not canvass for goods
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    Lock icon Praise for RAF team
    79 5 THE RAF mountain rescue team which climbed the 14,500-feet Mount Suphan in east Turkey at the weekend to reach tho wreckage of a crashed British plane arrived back in Nicosia last night. They were met on arrival by Air Marshal Sir William MacDonald, Officer Commanding the
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    3 RALLIES BY LIB.-SOCS.
    38 5 Three ralli( to be held by the Liberal S Pai ty t< <i«..v from 7 p.m 10 p.m. ai 1 Vii the MacPherson ij market, and near the Chinese Swimming Club in Amber Road
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    Escort for paymaster
    24 5 rpilE Sin City Council U to pay the Johore Poli< providing M('il\i in the It < th. The publ mitt< I I
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      200 5 vA3 KIDDIES WEAR SPRING 1959 STYLES /ivTT. ARE HERE I 111 T Shirtf Shorts fiMf^ l^^^ J Nylon Socks, Ploysuitt, Ai- V J H I Rompers, Sweoters, Boys Y y Trunks, Swim Trunks, Vests, etc. >v nPi^^ r so a TT Cauge Train Set All from: r«£ ORCHARD STORE 271,
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      207 6 Ji:il« II AN Ki: l>> S>«lim>> .lonian IGUASS aaav sr n«E Y J ntki S rut ioca iaura his mow T y^ ANt»tV€H ITS CAAACITV THINK THAT OBSESSKX WITW SURVIVAL SMCXJIO SO l^^ X TMCONtV x| K)« &OOVIVAL 16 FANTASTIC I TMC VECETAAiE ATTOATT MIM iBBtbISI BIV TO THf JEFP'
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      420 6 jinn lIUKN today, you I IJ consiaeraoie lat. 5 r u^ b r u you tin wnl tend to hold you b an early accompli nm< major ambitions. Your fortune a; fin cycle, o r good and e ol th< low when thing your way and wait for i 2
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U. K. closing prices
      108 7 LONDON Ma 3 I'muous Today Itlßtß So J- bU 31'- bll 31'. Sl u a Sit S3 SiuSS *****1 30', .sellers 31', selK iuh/^«pi 3o bu y« 30 |SI utoted in pern 1111 ports .Mas 34 M U 34 M 1 > porti Mas M filers
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      New York prices
      93 7 NEW YORK, May 7. Previous Todaj nv slrai 102.50 nom. 102.50 nom, 100.75 bu,« 100.75 buyers 102.75 sellers 102.75 sellers inly 100.62 buyers 100.62 buyers 102.62 sellers 102.62 sellers 10X1 Quiel SALES: Nil. EIBBER Futures Maj 37.25 sellers 37.30 buyers 37.50 sellers .lulv 36.80 paid 37.45 paid
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      31 7 NEW YORK, May 7. Previous Today 30 Industrials 624.39 615.64 21l Railroads 165.21 162.58 40 Domestic Bands 84.87 84.84 l.Utilitifs 91.64 91.07 15 Stocks Composite Averages 213.22 210.45
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      U.S. PEPPER
      54 7 and nunitlnv? relea.se 24 24 May ship; lam pong spot ;ifloats n\ 24",. 24'j to 25, cif. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot 49, awaiting release unquoted, a ft 1 oats 47 to 45, May shipment. 44 to 43H. 42-; to 43, cif. sellers, ex-dock. Above prices quoted in
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      87 7 LONDON. Mav 7. Previous Today COPRA Philippines r.i.t. IK. North European ports delivered ,M»! Rht p r 10ll ff ton A l )r Ma y resellers $285 resellers <«»PR\. Strnts ,-.i.f. i.k. North luropran ports delivered ((u^vl'r 1 Iflf1 ton May/June £98 sellers £98 sellers WON
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    Rubber shares firm, tins advance
    147 7 Rubber shares firm, tins advance ■Jmie London .stuck market! maintained u firm undertone yesterday but the general trend ot price movements was irregular. Gilt edged securities again encountered persistent .small .selling and showed further losses. In foreign bonds Greek issues again lost ground. Among rails Canadian Paelweakened. Other dollar stocks
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    FEARS CONCERNING RE-ENTRY INTO S'PORE ALLAYED
    188 7 DINGAFORI immigration authorities yesterday allayed the fears of a large number of people concerning travel and re-entry restrictions. This affects people who have not taken local citizenship. A belief hud gained currency that, under the new law, they would not be allowed to return
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    R.I.-S'pore smuggling now under control
    117 7 R.I.-S'pore smuggling now under control A SPOKESMAN of the Indonesian ConsulateGeneral in Singapore yesterday claimed that smuggling of merchandise froni Indonesian territories to the Colony has been brought under control. Smuggling was mainly in copra and rubber. What was once a groat problem had now been reduced to a mere
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    POWER SUPPLY FOR NEW HOSPITAL
    76 7 THE public utilities commlttee of the Singapore City Council has agreed to meet the expenses of building an electrical substation for supplying power to Mount Alvemfa Hospital. In Thomson Road, now nearing completion. it wag pointed out to I committee that the hospltaJ woiild be
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    Lock icon They talk most about weather
    63 7 Mr. George Ward, British Secretary of State for Air, said in London yesterday: 'London has many climatic disadvantages but at least we can claim the weather is discussed here more often than in any other country of the world." Mr. Ward was opening the sixth
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    Twining stays in hospital
    35 7 General Nathan Twining, 61. chairman of the United States joint chiefs of Staff, has been ordered to remain in hospital in Washington for further observation after a series of chest X-rays.
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      87 7 I SINGAPORE fHICH TIDES I 5 TODAY: 11.33 a.m. and lI. OX pin. TOMORROW: 12.09 p.m. and 11.37 p.m BUNDAI 1 5.45 p.m. S MONDAY: n»s a.m and 1.20 p.m. E TVESDAI 0.40 a.m. and (10 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 1 14 a.m. E ami 2.40 p.m E THURSDAI m. and 3.21
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    Lock icon PRINCESS VISITS W. V.S.
    133 8 Art from j the East i ri'K.W ELLING irtist J. ArmAeld Bindon l> never iiu«i .1 painting lesson in his i«i« hut his I ilentS ha\r lour times taken him around the world. \ow back home, he is planning an exhibition tour with the works of
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    Lock icon Sold a pup!
    242 8 DOC owners snar I e d, Judgei bickered and the doj»s slept peacefully on in London. The occasion was the presentation by Don i»iseuit Manufacturers of a silver tup to "the bravest d»j; of the year." Judges had selected "Lady," a mongrel ***** they were told had
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    Lock icon POST-BOX FOR MOTORISTS
    48 8 pix-ijT THREE special letter i>o\rs in Paris Klvjil I cater especially for motorists, so they can post letters without getting out of their I. This our on of the pavemmt of the Champs i lysses is being Inaugurated by starM Genevl< V l; piclurr Popper
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    Lock icon STRIKING CLOSE-UP
    53 8 picture. riROVP V STRIKING close-up of Her Royal Highness Princess Margaret, h v lakell on the occasion of her visit to the W.V.S. gathering at ne Koyal Festival Hall, South Bank, London. Some 2,300 members of the womens Voluntary Service for Civil Defence attended. Occasion was the organisation's
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    Lock icon Baseball grows from graveyard
    631 9  - Baseball grows from graveyard MICHAEL WEIGALL By NOW IT'S BIG BUSINESS IN ITALY AMERICA'S national s aX a graveyard.- Is fast Baseball equipment at one of the first "bui States. Italians, who first learnt the game from Invading American soldiers during World War 11, now play it in three regular
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    CHOSE WIFE-BY HER FEET
    196 10 Man with his eyes on the ground Hi BERT BTI AHB downth man, Who on the ground. fell in and rried I He p ck< d iii friends the .ii honi t small i d twinkling m 60--td Mr Bt< arman. of i Ibeck Avenue. Just
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    Lock icon Marlene, 15, runs own dancing school
    107 10 MARLENE WEXLER, of Swtndon, Wiltshire, is believed to be the youngest dancing teacher in Britain to have her own school. She is only 15. Here she demonstrates with her sixyear.old sister Beryl. Marlene started dancing when she was three. She has won more than
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    Stirling helps a crippled jungle basher
    212 10 Stirling helps a crippled jungle basher TPHE secret generosity of Stirling Moss was reA vealed when he was tricked into being the victim in "This Is Your Life" on 8.8.C. television. The great racing driver, it was disclosed, finds time to drive a small van about the countryside a van
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    HONG KONG MAN WAS 7 YEARS TOO LATE
    141 10 HONG KONG MAN WAS 7 YEARS TOO LATE MR. Choung King-yan, a man with a passion for trams, looked at a London bus and sighed: "I have arrived seven years too late." Mr. Cheung paid his own fare from Hong Kong where he is a tramways engineer to take a
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    Things they say
    327 10 Things they say Producer T y Guthrie at a Shal Birthday lunch ford-on-Avon; THEJU i. a (la.m, r that the Memorial Theatre is becoming u little upper i lass. We players and practitioners must not go in cap and sown, or cap in hand, but in cap and bells nut
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      91 10 GRUNDIG £■1 STENORET TE vW. f fti^^^fcLl' "T^Kj^^ t l booster of office vTO||J^^V^fl outpui since the typewriter. *Sktek. M^^^^m^ r< norcttes /f .^H^ri |V( > n :>o lJ f> lo n ow— art v I irrclutable proof of efficleocy and reliability. Pr Sl ss'- (S'pore/Fenanr) Prkf (Fed/Uurneo) SOLI AGENTS:
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      208 10 I Mill II I I MUM **********1l Mill 111 1 1 I 11l Ml 111 MM MM MM 11 1 11 Ml MM II I 111 M HIM 1 11 Ml M 9vS^^^¥^^^^^^*^Y^^^^^^^^^^^H^^\^£ PRINCE PHILIP'S PUNCH-BOWL IS DRINCE PHILIP is to sell :it Arthur of (onnaiiuht. Duchess of Sotheby's in
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  • FRIDAY PHOTOGRAPHY PAGE
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      Edit your prints
      206 11 Edit your prints F|ID YOU KNOW iJ THAT YOU CAN OFTEN MAKE A PICTURE BETTER AFTER YOU'VE TAKEN IT? It may sound Impossible, but it's done all the time. The procedure is known :imon g prof essiona 1 takers and users of pictures as "cropping and enlarging." In their business,
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      There's such a lot behind that horizon
      210 11 There's such a lot behind that horizon TIPS BY THE LENSMAN 'THE CAGED CITY." ONG before olurn*J bus (liM-overed tiiat the world was round, the horizon line contained a person's life within set boundariWhut lay beyond t horizon, it anyone ever ave m uch thought to t fie matter, was
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      ANIMALS
      124 11 VKXT time you enter in a photographic salon, try aiming for the judge's heart not with a gun, use your camera Umis. Believe u or not> are human il your technique to their liking chance you roisjht swing a vote by i pleasing 111 the Chi-chi the What judge
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    Lock icon BURMESE NOW SEE 'UGLY REALITY' OF RED 'FRIENDSHIP'
    280 12 BURMESE NOW SEE 'UGLY REALITY' OF RED 'FRIENDSHIP' 11 Is only a little more than three yeara since Nikitu Khrushchev visited Rangoon to woo Burmese public opinion with honeyed words Of goodwill and promises Of economic aid New York Times editor "And on Sunday the people of Rangoon had a
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    Lock icon RI urged to revise policy on Peking
    224 12 RI urged to revise policy on Peking rpHE Jakarta Times j 1 of Indonesia asked j whether Indonesia's policy of supportng j Communist China's cause at the United Nations was a sound one Commenting on Communist Chi- nese criticism against ind a over the Dalai I Lama affair, the paper
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    Lock icon Sukarno due in Japan on June 6
    80 12 A SPOKESMAN for the Japanese Foreign Ministry said President Sukarno, now on a world tour, was expected to arrive in Tokyo on June G by air for a 13-day vi.sit to Japan. Under a tentative plan of the Foreign Ministry, the President will
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    Lock icon Heart disease is major killer
    51 12 Heart disease was the major cause of deaths in Taiprh last year, the city health bureau reported. The order of fatalities was as follows: Heart dl >ea c brain haemorrhage, cancer and tumors, accidentt überculosls, pneumonia intestinal disorders, senility, liver disenspK nm kidney disea i
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    Lock icon STRIKE BAN NOW LIFTED
    69 12 Lieut-Gen. W. A. Burki. Pakistani Minister for Social Welfare, announce d in Karachi the government's decision to restore to workers the right of collective bargaining and to declare .strikes. General Burki told a tripartite labour conference of representatives of the government, worker* and employers that amended
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    Lock icon Karachi will continue to require aid
    199 12 Karachi will continue to require aid TOTAL U.S. aid to Pa tan In 1 1 ii year ending June M) is expected to reach US$307.0()().(M»o. The t<»tai Include military equipment and food or rup< which arc largely loaned in. ommerce Departmcni said In a rep tan's problei Although new Karachi
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    Lock icon Red bloc unable to meet goods needs of China?
    246 12 Red bloc unable to meet goods needs of China? Ihc Bril lime sim. Britain had a favourable trade bulimc with Ked China last >tai, when Britain moved up from fifth to third plate in the Free World s trade with China Total British trade with the Chinese Communists 5 tUU&tfn
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    Lock icon STRATEGIC BRIDGE OVER THE GANGES NOW OPEN
    140 12 STRATEGIC BRIDGE OVER THE GANGES NOW OPEN JNDIAN p rim< M I Biha^t I 1 I B.itiar otate b J bigge.st bridße-buildSß projects m the world M one-mile-long double* decker road and rail snail across the Rivei Ganges The £10 million bud 1 the only one spanning vM Ganges alonv
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  • NEHRU SAYS NO TO ANY JOINT DEFENCE WITH PAKISTAN
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      65 12 TN a statement to the 1 New Delhi Parliament, Indian Prime Minister Nehru made passing reference to a Pakistani suggestion for joint IndoPakistan defence measures and said, "we don't want common defence. '"It is just like another military alliance. We are not going to tie ourselves with another country which
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