The Singapore Free Press, 11 June 1959

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya I Own Family Paper I Miijaporr. Thursday, June 11, 1959. I'm,- I, (k
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    Lock icon Herter will confer with Gromyko in last bid to save talks from failure
    214 1 THK Geneva East-West Foreign Ministers' talks were nearer to collapse last night than at any time during the four weeks which have so far brought no progress. The crisis followed a new Soviet plan which Included a
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    THUGS TIE UP WIFE: $750 GRAB
    43 1 Chia Wai Fong was tied up by two men she discovered m her house m Avenue at 9.30 a.m. day when she returnan absence of 20 minutes. The men stole $500 m cash and valuables worth $250.
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    Lock icon CONCESSIONS TO TRADE UNIONS
    30 1 The French government v raised family alby 10 per cent and a cut m social serin a move to mounting trade n tent over wage Reuter
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    Lock icon Going home for 'urgent' talks
    23 1 or Yiu Tai Ha, Republic of KoTokyo. will reil tomorrow for iltations" with ment, a mission this Reuter
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    Lock icon REGARDLESS...
    19 1 b Republic i Iro yesR will refuse 'iii -ugh the Suez ell ships and rdle nf t.hp Reuter
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    Lock icon Yemen fighting
    13 1 of the ll 1 111 I flghti aging" for Bouthern Reuter
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    $1,300 haul
    27 1 The theft of $1,300 was discovered m the Kiang Lane house ol B contractor. Chiam Ec Chor, when he awoke at 6.30 am. ye day.
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    6 1 »T«D MOHAMED BIN IDBOS (AIM.. **«»> picture <>" <»•
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    Lock icon 2 A.M.—A VICTORY CELEBRATION BY ALLIANCE
    331 1 2 A.M.— A VICTORY CELEBRATION BY ALLIANCE Woe for Party Negara candidates and supporters celebrated their 284 vic- tory m yesterday's Johore State elections as soon as the last results were known shortly after 2 a.m. today. They had stood patiently on the Johore Bahru padang throughout the evening to
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    Lock icon 'Reds may control RI by 1960'
    122 1 'Reds may control RI by 1960' ASIAN countries face the threat of being overrun by Communism by 1960, Mr. John Kusumawardhy, an Indonesian businessman, warned 1,000 Free World delegates attending a meeting of Moral ReArmament on Mackinac Island. Chicago. Introducing a party of 50 Indonesian MR-A leaders, Mr. Kusumawardhy said:
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    Lock icon MARGARET ARRIVED HOUR LATE
    47 1 MARGARET ARRIVED HOUR LATE PRINCESS Margarel was one hour late for a British Commonwealth reception at the Lisbon home of the British ambassador. Sir Charles Stirling. Portugal's national ds She had danced until early that morning at a dam n In her honour by Lady Stirling. Reuter
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    Rubber down
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    U.K.: LEAVE LAOS IN PEACE
    432 2 I Russia reminded of undertaking on sovereignty been pecaefully ordering its own ■r i had •should be left m peace to do so Mr. Aneurin Bevan, Labour's foreign affaire spokesman, had questioned him m thi 0 Commons about representations from th innio Government for the
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    Lock icon Accord on N. Korean repatriation
    202 2 Accord on N. Korean repatriation Ti 1 1 Japanese ■n «i North Korean Ked i mi^ have reached \ll tu.ti agreement" la Ge neva on the repaint turn of 600.000 North Koreans living m Japan who want t«> return home. Mr. Yoshisuke Kassai, leader ol the Japanese delegation, said yesterday.
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    Lock icon MY PLAN: SUKARNO EXPLAINS TO JAPAN
    155 2 MY PLAN: SUKARNO EXPLAINS TO JAPAN fHE Indonesian President, Dr. Sukarno, denied In Tokyo yesterday that his "guided democracy" plan j similar to Communism. He said it was an effort return to the traditional Indonesian way of handling problems through familylike discussions. Dr. Sukarno was addressing the National Press Club
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    Lock icon 'Tibet shows need for Asia solidarity'
    41 2 'Tibet shows need for Asia solidarity' MA kio Mishiro, Jap nployers' delegate. ,ol<l th national Laation (1.L.0.) embly m GeiK iy that the "sad mI i and a shock. i valuable mutual solidai* and ition amo ud "n lock to Reuter
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    Lock icon NEW U.K. MOVE ON COLOUR PROBLEM
    128 2 NEW U.K. MOVE ON COLOUR PROBLEM THK British Government has set up machinery co-ordinate departmental work concerned with the colour problem, Mr. R.A. Butler, the Home Secretary, told chief police officers at their annual conference m Torquay yesterday. It was wrong to exaggerate the significance of racial incidents In Britain
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    Lock icon CAPRICE GIRL
    16 2 ture. This ensemble of a tart blouse an m I bu Pierre Mll> Popper
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    Lock icon Firestone talks continue: 'Some progress'
    111 3 Firestone talks continue: 'Some progress' XSM \n for Fire- Tire and Rubber reported that ress" had been ins witxi Rubber Work-, n on Tuesday. Xhe rs wen% mccl terday. •tlemen i of the h strike on Tueairestone remains major rubber com which has not an agreement with the un on
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    Lock icon PRINCE CHATS WITH BOYS
    32 3 pit turc I)RINCE Philip has Clip Of tea and enjoys a chat with some of the lads during vis.i to a boys club m Nottlng Hill. London. Popper
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    Death camp chiefs charged with gross dereliction
    300 3 Death camp chiefs charged with gross dereliction A QOVERNMI Vl A White Paper ,s--sued m London j terday on the case of 11 Mail Mau detainees who died at llola detention camp, Kenya, m March disclosed that the then camp commandant, Mr. M. G. Sullivan, and deputy commandant, Mr. A.
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    Lock icon THE PHRASES I USED ABOUT LIBERACE-BY LONDON JOURNALIST
    280 3 THE PHRASES I USED ABOUT LIBERACE-BY LONDON JOURNALIST JOURNALIST WILLIAM CONNOR, J 50, who writes as Cassandra m the Daily Mirror, explained m the High Court m London yesterday the precise meaning of each of the adjectives he used to describe America's million dollar -v year pianist Liberace. Liberace is
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    Lock icon GANDHI'S STORY TO GO ON SCREEN
    18 3 A CALIFORNI\ A fea t U re The fllim Will iV Reuter
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    4 Mosul revolt officers to die
    125 3 4 Mosul revolt officers to die |X)UR Iraqi army (ill. F cers wero sentenced to be shot and five other to hard labour for Life by a people's court In Bagdad last night tor having taken part m the Mosul revolt lasl March. The indictment alleged thai they tried with
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  • The Singapore Free Press Thursday, June 11, 1959.
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      A growing menace
      252 4 A growing menace I Opinion rin-: secretary-general ol 1 the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, M. Spaak— tor long an out..ding European statesin—has warned that the Communist threat to the world as a whole "has been extended both geographically and ideologically." m tx M Spaak has further warned that it affects
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    RUSSIA'S STATE FIRMS HAVE 'WIDE BOYS', TOO
    493 4 CHRISTOPHER DOBSON REPORTING FROM MOSCOW 'THE stilyaghi RusA sia's Teddy Boys have been joined m public disgrace by a new Soviet species, tho tolkachi 1 i t c r a lly "the pushers" who, armed with expense accounts and gifts, are the "Flash
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    BY THE WAY
    94 4  -  Beachcomber tnt A CHESS-PLAYER has iid that there is no for description of a c to be dull. Of co .ot it should be reported on the radio ln the manof a boxing or football hnovnlk is yes he's to move. His hand ll pawn. No Hi
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    13 4 "Co fell the President their Moms are here, and boy. are they sore!"
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    HOSPITAL HEAD WORRIED BY FOOD SMUGGLING
    323 5 HOSPITAL HEAD WORRIED BY FOOD SMUGGLING Patients should give their co-operation (SMUGGLING of food to patients In the (ieneral Hospital is adding to the dilliculties faced by the hospital staff and dietitians. "We are worried about this matter," declared the Medical Superintendent, Dr. Uv Ah Leng, 'but it is diilieult
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    Lock icon ONE THAT GOT AWAY
    30 5 picture. Introducing Percy ("Paws") Persian. Ash-catcher extraordinary. Flatfish, flounders and flying fish lie takes them all as they come. And they can't come fast enough. Popper
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    Gratitude gift is made to Gen. Djatikusumo
    163 5 Gratitude gift is made to Gen. Djatikusumo of the Archaeological Society of the University of Malaya presented an ancient metal figure made into a cigarette lighter to the Indonesian Consul-General, BrigadierGeneral G. p. h. Djatikusumo, when he entertained them to dinner. I was made m appreciation of General Djatihelp during
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    Lock icon GREEK 'NO' TO BALKANS MOVE
    40 5 Greece yesterday sent a "negative" reply to B Rumanian Note last week proposing that Balkan prime mi: ould meet to take steps "to j guard peace m the region authoritative sources m Athens said.- Reuter
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    1,200 CITIZENSHIPS CANCELLED
    29 5 1,200 CITIZENSHIPS CANCELLED Till. s.neiDorr <...trrniii.-nt has ««>« >'' aecioeq ikJt rftS rtlflcjl —Mn rtwa. I he was "not i. j,iM v l rr*',Vi 1, r,," W&fc »«> however. re-appU for frustration.
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    Lock icon U.S. MEDICINE FOR TIBETANS
    27 5 Four thousand pound ol antibiotics, antihistaml and vitamins for Tibetan fugees in India left New York by ajr yesterday for New Delhi.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Turkey-Italy pact
    23 5 Foreign ministers I Rustu Zorlu of Turkey and Guiseppe Pella of Ital} night signed an economic co-operation ord m Rom U.P.I.
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      265 6 YOUR FAVOURITE CARTOONS HI 1 1 II WVKI by S>fliit v Jordan AN INVISIBLE a\ O^ TME PIANET MramMamiL^araWMWYm^^n B^^^ aaauaVX 4 Jtmt*a*,i* TA^E^oWbeliEVi'nG ITMATT6»,MAC» f NAVIGATION -IT THE SUN ISN'T >l\MMt\Ki: Im Lee Talk ami I'liil l»avi» r I —TO THE ANCIENT CAST LL A l |Ii I'VE POr,t
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      380 6 1 oorn t. dij <► IJ o J hosts ot friends and JJ involved In contlnu I JJ You women make J o chairmen, yet. it any. I on an assignment. able of dlvini o sleeves, and goii JJ the day. s nc v y°u have tr. ii of physical
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      164 7 LONDON, June 10. Previous luda> RIBBIK I KM (if. „oits June 28% bu;. 28', bu 28\ eel. 28' »nh 28% buyers 28' buyi 11% aellers jh pißltlK No, I K^x N,,ot 28% buyers 28's bu 11 28% sellers 28 Rl HHI X I KBS House rer«M Jui>
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      New York prices
      99 7 NEW YORK. June 10. Previous Today i Spot 105.00 norn 104.75 nom. TIN Straits Contract July 101.37 buyers 102.50 buyers 103.37 sellers 104.25 sellers Sept 101.12 buyers 102.12 buyers 103.12 sellers 104.12 sellers TOM Steady. SALES: NiL Bl'BRIK: Futures July 34.90 paid 35.00 buyers 35.25 sellers Sept
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      31 7 NEW YORK. Juno 10. Previous ToU.i> M Industrials 617.62 627.17 20 Railroads 160.46 162.78 40 Domestic IloitdN 83.37 83.33 15 Itilities 85.71 86.44 <ks Composite Averages 207.96 210.87
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      U.S. PEPPER
      64 7 25=Ji to 25*4, awaiting relea.se 25, afloats 25, June .shipment 25 to 25' 4 25 cf. Lampong spot 25 s to 25%, tlea.se 25. afloats 25. :pment 25 to 25 I*.1 to 25, cif. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot 40, awaiting release unquoted, afloats 43 to 41, June
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      92 7 COPRA Philippines c.i.f. U.K./ North European ports delivered weight per long ton July tOI'KV straits c.l.f. U.K. North European ports delivered per long ton June/July COCONUT OIL crude Straits c if. European ports in bulk P«r long ton July COCONUT OIL crude Ceylon cl'. European ports
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    UK stocks continue to advance
    116 7 UK stocks continue to advance DESPITE the fresh overnight setback on Wall Street the better tendency which developed m tho London stock markets late on Tuesday was maintained yesterday and pric< most sections improved. Buying was selective but there appeared to be a cessation of the recent s« Hing. Gilt-edged
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    Cinemas get tax relief
    31 7 RRITISH cine get tax reliel ol 000, I incelli). Exc* Mr Derick it.-Amoi the nigh Me urged him the t finding it hard to make a profil
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    GPO AWAITS REPORT ON AUTOMATION
    176 7 CjINGAPOKF postal authorities are keenly awaiting a report from the Universal Postal I mon It deals with the latest developments m automatic and mechanised handling of postal artit 1< s A spokesman of the Postal Department told the Free Press that the only mechanical devices
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    ENTRIES FOR QUIZ UP TO MONDAY
    129 7 ENTRIES FOR QUIZ UP TO MONDAY THE closing date of the civic knowledge quiz sponsored Jointly by the Singapore Department of Information Services and the Chinese YMCA, has been extended to Monday. A spokesman of the Chi nese YMCA told the Free Press that the purpose of the extension was
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    Mourning ends on Saturday
    40 7 The people of Johore will end their period ol mi ing for the late Sultan him on Saturday. The Royal family, I will remain In intil July 16 which will mark tlie end of forty mourning.
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      55 7 iSllllllllllllllllllllllliliiiilllliilllLh I SINCAPORE I HICH TIDES 1 S TODAY: ZYlii p.m. I TOMORROW: 1.37 a.m. and 3.05 p.m. SATURDAY: Zli a.m. and 3.52 p.m. SUNDAY: 3..M1 a.m. 5 5 and 4.48 p.m. E MONDAY: 433 a.m. and 5.50 p.m. S TUESDAY: 6.03 a.m and 6.54 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 7.10 a.m. and
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    Lock icon DAYMON SPARS WITH SINGAPORE'S CHAMP
    320 8  -  Roy Lazaroo Story by scrapper has hard THIS picture shows 1 red Hinckley (left) ducking under a left hook from Daymon Dunsford while sparring at tin Police Training School. Hinckley, a hardhitting, clever boxer, was this year's lightmiddleweight ope n Champion. He is now representing
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    UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
    215 8 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN fiWGAPOREWxen when they ba« A. P. Lim Cup on Sat The 11 -man travel will show m ness, s( hard-hitl and most important of the sta they fc built i. This opinio;. lCh S. Ci. H: .tihill, but ral other SABA who have obsen boxers In their workt
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    Lion-hearted Krishnan is aiming high
    331 9 Lion-hearted Krishnan is aiming high A FIGHTER with the heart ol a lion is year-old Krislinaii (.(►palau who is last climbing the ladder ol fame. Although "Blaggish" m his style mi t»«»x i ii this lad earrles a stin, m both hands. He baa also proved to be a fighter
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    Crowded, exciting life of tom-boy Princess Anne
    1200 10 AND PETER EARLE ASKS WHAT NEXT? rpHE i to form B Brownie pack at Buckingham Palace for Princi Anne marks tlie Arsl gtage m making lor a leader ol Britain's youth— and an inspiration to every child ot her own age. The Queen
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    WHILE WAITING FOR MARRIAGE THEY TRAIN AS NURSES
    541 10 By a Special Correspondent DARK-HnIRED, dark-eyed, a happy and vivacious Spanish woman, but with years behind her ot difficult if fascinating social work for the womenfolk of her country, the Senora told me how very different the life of a Spanish girl
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    Forces news from Britain
    254 11 Forces news from Britain Sloughs Pathfinder youth football m (patron Pathfinder" Air Vice Marshal I) o n a 1 d Bennett) are m special training a Dutch tour m Alien Former amateur Inten tional and now Charlton Athletic professional Dm: i i, helping to tram the team m which his
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    NAAFI PUTS SERVICE FIRST
    496 11 The answer to that old tahe-H-or-leave-it jibe Serangoon shopper* are sa happy r\ESPITE ill-lnform-V ed criticism that stick-in-the-mlHl, complacent and vn progressive, Naafi Is always willing to. t,v out new methods. Si. ervice shops, mple, are now blished fact and as to go unbeen said that
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    Lock icon INDIANS CAST DOUBT ON RED CLAIMS
    216 12 INDIANS CAST DOUBT ON RED CLAIMS rrili: Indian Government I top food experts li.ivt reported t<> Prime .Minister J awaharlal Nehru that Communist China's claims of bumper crops are "fantastic," according to informed sources m New Delhi. Mr. Nehru had asked his officials to study the 'Chinese Communist methods of
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    Lock icon Peking is no adversary 'without Russia'
    181 12 Peking is no adversary 'without Russia' A WESTERN journaJ\ list who recently made a trip to Red China has reported m Washington that there is only partial production or none at all at most oi the new industrial factories boasted of by Communist Chinese leaders. Mr Louis Wiznitzer, United Stales
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    Lock icon ARMY CURBS ON SUKARNO TOUR NEWS IRKS RI PRESS
    196 12 ARMY CURBS ON SUKARNO TOUR NEWS IRKS RI PRESS AN Indonesian newspaper, nmenting on the publion of p ;i the world tour oi President Sukarno my mo. a,s Tlie Ind^ pro governm* I ian: of the reports concern ing President Sukarno's trip have been relayed to Indonesia by Western news
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    Lock icon Hirohito honours Dr. Sukarno
    41 12 Emperor Hirohito presented the Grand Cordon of the Supreme Order of the Chrysanthemum to President Sukarno at a ceremony at the Imperial Palace m Tokyo. Dr. Sukarno conferred the Supreme Order of Indonesia on the Emperor. Reuter
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    GIFT FROM KL DIPLOMATIC CORPS
    117 12 During a visit to Bangkok. U.S. Ambassador to Malaya. Mr. Homer M. Byington Jr. right called on the Siamese Minister of Finance, Mr. Sunthorn Hongladarem (left), to convey a 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ■i 1 1
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    Lock icon Russian shells killed 723 on Chiang isles
    241 12 Russian shells killed 723 on Chiang isles RATIONALIST Chinese military authorities have disclosed the casualties sustained during the Communist Chinese bombardment of Quemoy last autumn. They were 603 servicemen and 111 civilians killed and 2,500 servicemen and 327 civilians wounded. One Nationalist landing ship tank, two patrol craft, two transports
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    Lock icon LAOS ENVOY OPTIMISTIC
    50 12 R Laotian Ambassador to Siam Cho Ka ngkok that his <;overnment would bm oellioug Pathet Lao units under control soon is no interference from outside communis' I He said the 1,500 communist Pathet Lao t Inferior weapons with which they cannot I aeainst the Laotian army. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Pact extended
    22 12 The trade agreement between Indonesia and Pakistan, scheduled to expire on June 30, is being extended for one year.- U.P.I.
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    WHY NOT A PROBE IN TIBET AND HUNGARY?
    126 12 WHY NOT A PROBE IN TIBET AND HUNGARY? JHE Saigon limes ot v. says the Int, i Supervisory Coming sion has been called most vociferously b both Hanoi and P (k ing to Intervene m the internal affairs cf Laos. "Any such auggestion for an international body to into Hungary
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    34 12 Miss Ng Yuk Lin, an outstanding demo chemistry ut Hong Kong University, 2S 'among eight overseas women who have been awarded research and post -doctored fellowships by the American Association of University Women (AA
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    42 12 In the next two years the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation will stress educational planning- and will study ways by which education tan be extended m Asia and tropical Africa, UNESCO states m its annual report to the United Nations
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    21 12 India and Pakistan will soon review their mutual trade relations and conclude a new trade agreement, probably m New Delhi- Reuter
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    24 12 The Indonesian Government has decided to set up an office m London to promote the sale of Indonesian agricultural products on world ma Reuter
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    18 12 Six Anstralian Protean Church delegates will vWi Russia, Red China and other communist countries later this month. Reuter
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    7 12 A trade deli Pakistan I I Reuter
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    29 12 Mr Djody G I vice-chairmai I donesian Par! I reign relation I said m J I regarded A: I ment m v\ 1 as an "un ward Ind< U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Royal trousseau —THE FIRST GLIMPSE
    456 13  - Royal trousseau THE FIRST GLIMPSE BARBARA GRIGGS K> r rilK princess m the headlines has picked her trousseau Paola Kuffo di alabria. the Italian beauty whose proposed Vatican wedding on July 1 to Prince Albert of Belgium has sparked off that row about time and place, has been concentrating on
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    Lock icon My Fair Lady-and her fair baby
    66 13 My Fair Lady -and her fair baby picture. ANNE Rogers, 25-year-old actress who will be taking over the star role m "My Fair Lady" from Julie Andrews m London*, photographed with her baby son at a London nursing home. The baby, born on May 22 and weighing 8£ lb, is
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    A CAREER FEW GIRLS TAKE UP
    135 13 FEW gllii want tv take up millinery as :i career. I discussed this with attractive, green eyed Gift* Davies. who is a successful milliner herself and IK. Ministry of Education examiner for milliner] m the trade schools. She is disappointed at the few students
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    Balenciaga plays safe with your 1960 styles
    323 13  - Balenciaga plays safe with your 1960 styles EILEEN ASCROFT From U'HAT more could a 1 ask than a Paris m the sprii sunshine, a igne lunch m clouds, and a to see the most fashion show world. pring flower from the ati c reflected m on of Balenv and secretive
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    BRUSH UP YOUR BRIDGE
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    Make the champions give up one of the titles
    306 14  - Make the champions give up one of the titles HAROLD MAYES says lyiTH Dave harnlej having won the British Empire lightweight title the time looks ripe for the British Boxing Board of Control to give earnest consideration to the suggestion that lie should give up his British title. Let me
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    SUBSTITUTE DOES THIS MAN'S NATIONAL SERVICE
    279 14 SUBSTITUTE DOES THIS MAN'S NATIONAL SERVICE lif AN who is playing football m Italy according to Argentinian law is Angelillo from Buenos Aires. He has been a forward for some time with Internationale-Milan, and now that he has been called up for Italian National Service he has been allowed to
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    CRICKET ON THE CONTINENT?
    350 14 Why not? Asks Leslie Compton By A Special Correspondent /CRICKET is spreading its wings. Apart from England and Wales, and a lukewarm interest m Scotland and Ireland, the game has been played overseas almost entirely m Australia, South Africa, the West Indies, New Zealand, Pakistan and
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    144 14 Swimming draws big entries (SWIMMING is likely to be the second or third most important sport ol the Rome Olympic Games next year. Of the first 55 nations to announce their entry for the games, all but one have entered for the light athletics, all but nine for the boxing,
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    Record field for the Canada Cup
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    Lock icon DOUG INSOLE HITS 180 FOR ESSEX
    490 15 County leaders dismissed at 396 E *L«hi. Doug Insole, whose team are joint leaders m the ehan.pionship table scored a ma K nilieent 180 yesterday. He hit U boundstare at RanS." 3% M PUt U > "> siiire at Komtord. Insole, who batted 3hr.
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    Lock icon Wimbledon stars warm up
    168 15 ED by drier I ,lder weather, Lawn Tennis hips got into their third v w tars oi most of the Sid tennis nations for the Wlmhumpionships be- me 22. s round matches putting the the last 16 m and women's included: Ml s SINGLES. Second Hind
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    Lock icon Snead bids to beat 'hoodoo'
    105 15 s -EAD, one of the all-time "greats" of Is joint favourite to beat a 25-year md win the American Open Chamhip, which starts at Mamoreneck, New -old Virginian nts m i quarter bul the U.S. always eluded only bai ely qualify this hi; die putt
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    76 15 Home Secretary invited to watch Grand National MR. R. A. Butler, Britain's Home Secretary, was last night invited to attend next year's Grand National Steeplechase and see for 11 il complaint about v m the race were lied. The invitation was made Tophani. director of the Grand National course at
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    46 15 ARGENTINE BOUTS FOR ELORDE IjMLIPINO boxer Flash Elorde is expected to arrive m Buenos Aires next week for a series of bouts with Argentine boxers. The first will be Argentine lightweight champion Jaime Gine. A date for the Gine bout has not yet been fixed. U.P.I.
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    19 15 i.« i10 ,,i i>. il r«n, Ul M I Mill Frank Sedum Gonial beat nch U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Gaekwad saves touring team
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    196 16 Menzies: We fear any Red gains in S-EA |>KlMi MINISTER Robert O. Menzhs ol Australia last Right told ana- tion-uide television audience his countrymen 'are always appiehensive" about communist advances m South-Fast Asia. he fact is that there are many communist! m Malaya, there are many communists In Siam, there
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    38 16 A State Department spokesman, asked about difficulties with Fiance over the stockpiling of nuclear bombs, said yesterday that the Western allies were making every eiTort "to arrive at agreements on crucial issues."- Reuter
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    Lock icon 9,021,313 now live in Tokyo
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    Lock icon Little free time on royal visit
    54 16 The Queen and Prince Philip will follow a tight itinerary that will leave them hardly any free time during their 13 hours m Chicago on July 6, according to details announced yesterday. Chicago is the only American city the royal couple will visit during
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