The Singapore Free Press, 23 February 1962

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    24 1 THE LOCAL PAPER THAT IS FIRST WITH ALL THE NEWS The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. 15 CENTS KDN 0.17 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1962.
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    CLOSER-to-HOME CLINICS
    100 1 Going up: Chain to take health to people jj i VPORE, In. in ol mater rliild wrl outpatients 1 buill ;ir i us purls ol rf of p I p: i clos* 1 1 fat'ili.l Ministry spokes>ld The Free Press clinics at Still and Qoeenstown i be ready
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    Second Peace Corps team for Malaya
    35 1 I. 5V.0 .Ntt....:d M Direr- Mini.- Ju tx^snn their train'»la. 28 at Northern Illinois up of 36 volunteers x> trained at North- r. m the Asian nation :u- yt.r.
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    Exam results
    24 1 I I•1 1 !u- full hi vi»- Pitman's I >t" V\ I Itl 1 1 1, -Id at thr !?-ar ar»°in Pajf
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    The moments of agony
    70 1 America's most agonising moments: A mighty Atlas booster rocket streaks skyward at Cape Canaveral with Astronaut John Clenn cooped up in a space capsule. After the ordeal r ten postponements, the nation stood before TV screens with bated breath as the Friendship Seven was thrust up.
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    Three Soviet marshals claim: We can destroy rockets in flight
    219 1 Three Soviet marshals claim: We can destroy rockets in flight MOSCOW, Friday. 'THREE top Soviet military leaden have declared in almost identical terms that Hiisski Ikis solved (he problem of destroying enemy rockets ill flight. The three— Marshal Kirill Moskalenko, Rocket Forces Commander. Marshal Andrei Yeremenko, Inspector General at the
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    UNIVERSITY RECRUITS INSTRUCTORS
    91 1 UNIVERSITY RECRUITS INSTRUCTORS SINGAPORE, I n.--A MBB- ol full-time and pan-;::::- instructors an* boiny cruited tor the School of Education in the University of Singapore which is to conduct a two-year diploma course r graduates beginning m M A r- ik man 1 r Jie Univer,it*y -aid tull-time staff memr
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    STORY OF MARIA CALLAS
    106 1 STORY OF MARIA CALLAS HKlIi; at bMI is Uh lonj;--auaitcd inside st»»ry of IIM dramatic tarrer of the world's most formidable and flamboyant operatic so prano. .Maria I aila-.. Is she on the road to musical oblivion? r il! she stage a triumphant comeback.' What will be the outcome of
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    U.S. aid for India
    37 1 NEW DELHI. Fn.-lhe United States will u> India <^v Lotalliny about 1161 million to finance Ihe six-cilic projects, the U.S. Ambassador to India ProH— -r Kenneth Galbi lith. told a pres.-. conference -.v.
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    TWO U.S. NOVELS BANNED IN AUSTRALIA
    71 1 TWO U.S. NOVELS BANNED IN AUSTRALIA /CANBERRA. Fri. AiLstraV> liv ye.stcrday banned Uvo American novels. They are "The Carpetbaggers" by Harold Robbins and "Cain's Book" by Alexander Trocchi The lirsi is a Long novel involving Hollywood aviation, and high finance an dthe second la about a drug addict living on
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    Out of hospital
    25 1 LONDON. Fu.- Prime Charles, 13-\ear-ok: bdf to liie British throne, leu rtonpital here ye*tetday, io days aftv a succwrful operatloo lor apptndldUs.
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    Rail crash: 24 die
    29 1 Rail crash 24 die BOGOTA. <Colombia», Fri. Twenty-four people were killed and more than 3d Injured in a rail crash between Cali and Buenaventura, In We.- tern Colombia yesterday.
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    Hanratty appeals
    27 1 LONDON. Kri -James Hanratty. sentem *-<i e.itli la>t Saturday lor loadsKic murder ol phVMci.i John Greßstcn. yesterday loauen noii'-e oi upt)eal aßainst nib convict ion
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    Quemoy: 33 shells
    18 1 TAIPEH. Fn. ChtMSt Coir.muniM lired 33 he 1 1 .s at Nationalist deieiitied Quemo\ rasterday.
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    NEW GOALS FOR STORE SCHOOLS URGED
    121 1 >TEW DELHI. Fri. Delei K ates from 10 South •v d""- Bouth-Easl Asian countries, Including Singapore and Malaya, called for a "radical change" in the region's educational systems at a conference which ended here yesterday The final report of the three-week symposium, organised by
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    Air Force takes over Ankara as students protest
    177 1 Air Force takes over Ankara as students protest ANKARA. Fn T;i!- key's Government and military leaders broadcast nationwide appeals for calm last night as military students demanding abolition of the National Assembly ma r c bed through the streets and took over an Ankara radio transmitting station. The students, who
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    Algiers violence
    29 1 aloieks. Prl Gunmen hot five portiHfi dew in aJ [en tentay, marking ofl an Immedi postal Strike, v.liKii i .< may lead to a general .strike in ;..t--rit-
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    Latest
    67 1 rr t r r:. first *r.id« is f.©.b. op«t Singaporr tttfai morning at MALAYAN HK FUNDS ij :<n I nnd Mi lay an Fund buyir II h j lI X 1 1 STOCK EXCHA i X K.iBI(HI EVES SNATCH TWO NECKLACES nrn v .tuns of I lh Bridge Rojcl
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    MALAYA TRAINING SOUTH VIETNAM TROOPS
    201 1 MALAYA TRAINING SOUTH VIETNAM TROOPS OANBERRA, h: Lieutenant -OenenU Sir Nigel Poett, Com-tnander-in-Chief, I- ax Basi Land Forces, said tiere y< sterday thai Britain wa> training South Vietnamese u] c- b ai I jungle training school m Malaya Bii i tec r i vici offict vt and ovei qm< m
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    Twist Board formed
    31 1 OARI ow EngUnd>. PH. An HI: i; I ii :ii o! O.nrol :vise rules aljout the popii M dance has been forn nder the Presidency ol M Wil
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    FASTING TIMES
    28 1 ITori.i) n llu km I'n.isa favtiiiK in Sinßaporr eniN at ii pin Tomorrows fa*.ling begins at 5 M am and lids at t> 54 p. in
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    RUBBER SCORES MARGINAL GAINS: TIN STEADY
    190 2 City section: Financeand industry I ON DOW Fn. Rubber J rmlnefl scored marIn d -';t:n< in a rather quiet market 1 lotatiuns were i i > favour the seller •r lance wi'h favour- I as'en rabies, and buy- little time In ad- i \Vions
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    Synthetic plant will mark a new phase in Brazilian rubber
    495 2 Synthetic plant will mark a new phase in Brazilian rubber By The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Friday. fHE Financial Times Rio de Janeiro correspondent says that Brazil's chequered rubber history moves on to a new phase this year with a synthetic rubber plant £oin£ into production near the capital.
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    ICI confirm final dividend
    83 2 IX> —Imperial r micul Industries. £1.000 i 58,500 million) industrial of the Commonwealth yesterday i ?.>:u m. year, a drop of more than 25 cent from the record IMS figure. 1.C.1, who are locked in a fierce C :;:-..u. .n. plu, the world's biggest man-made hbr«>
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    Ships in port
    70 2 CHlf^ n^.rtf the S.n^apore J t arr L kitl M..ru »;a. r.t ::>.!-. .:>!.. X f. V. t a r -t. Jl i' 1... r vi. f:.,-. T.,,:, k... 1 Mar.. :v J|m ijßlSflK. Sm^^b P^M^mx X H K;ih '> M .<...■' !V.. R -!.it r.ru-. n
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    COMPANY NEWS AGAIN TEND TO DEPRESS SHARES
    153 2 COMPANY NEWS AGAIN TEND TO DEPRESS SHARES London. Fri. Dtaappotntbit company news \va> •gain the major Influence on sentiment In stock markets yesterday and tended to depfm the shares oi the oompaniea cxwicerned. There was little sign of buyers uanr::m to take advantage ot "new time' illties and buy for
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    Tin famine may force US sales
    111 2 i.onlh in, f Vr.r immtou nl threat >>; i unine i i.i force Contm ss. somi !mn in tin comins 12 months. ;t< >n on metal r< !< ,im- ;r,i!]i the I.S. straU gi< -v Ac hatever the n Mstam>' o! pressure groups may
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    Hong Kong prices
    58 2 BONG KONG. Thur». Clodnf pra > iv loday \\t it Fn i km '!■)<.. H .v S. B rrxjration ISM >. ■•<() w: :ock M 514.10 $13 90 salej H ...>•> 545.7fi 543 T;> -.1 It -ait I) F mi .v C .id $40 50 $43 CO
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    Liberal trade move: Rusk urges support
    80 2 CHARLOTTE, North Carolina, Fri.— Mr. Dean Rusk, U.S. Secretary of State, on Thursday night called for ■support for President Kennedy .s trade liberalisation proposals, and warned American businessmen against trying to "shrink from competition behind unrealistic tariff walls." In a speech prepared for delivery
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    MARKET PRICES
    224 2 NOTE All prices below are middle vrices. U.SC. Closing Prices LONDON. Feb. 22. Previous Today KUBBER No. i RSS e.i.f. Eurtpun ports F«b unquoted iinqiiot«>fi March 2319/32 23 31/32 MUUHER No. 1 RSS loot M m tUBBER Mo 1 RSS &pttipment House Terms. March j) I April llf
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    KENNEDY TO MEET GLENN TODAY
    168 2 Astronaut off to Canaveral for big welcome WAS'" I by niin I llh I IKIUI I flew hi i pri'sicl ;i;i| \vsl, I Ulih ill «i was it I 1: 'sandi I V I Gran v Baiianai flj I I Cam toda I Kennedys in.,
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    Romano Mussolini prepares to wed Sophia Loren's sister
    62 2 After many delays, the date of the wedding between Romano Mussolini, the son of the late "Duce", end Ma-ria Scicolone, sister of Sophia Loren, has been fixed for March 3. The ceremony will take place d Predappio (Forli) and more than 1,500
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    Algerian peace: Big army shake-up
    165 2 PARIS, Friday. INTENSIVE preparations for Algerian peace were under way in Paris yesterday in confidence that the nationalist parliament in Tripoli will endorse I lie ceasefire agreement reached in secrel talks last week. The Armed Forces Ministry announced a whole series of i army reorganisation
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    Ford dispute ends
    54 2 DAGENHAM. Fri. The big Ford motor work> here resumed normal production yesterday after stoppage the day before when 2.700 workers were sent home Production was resumed after drivers in the body and assembly group* who had stopped work in support of a strike of outside car delivery
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    10 hurt in blast
    25 2 MONTREAL. Fri. Ten persons were injured, two of them seriously, yesterday when an explosion demolished the Pyrofax Gas Co., warehouse here.
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    Postal strike
    21 2 TEL AVIV. Fr! Mail deliveries throughout Israel came to a stop yesterday as sorting clerks joined the postman's strike.
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    Disarmament: U.S. again says'no' to Nikita's summit talks call
    351 2 Disarmament: U.S. again says 'no' to Nikita's summit talks call WASHINGTON, Friday. JHK UNITED STATES last night again v jected Mr. Nikita Khrushchev's proposal to begin Hie 18-nation summit disarmament conference in Geneva next month. A State Depart nu; it .-pktvman said that Mr. Khrushchev's letter to President Kennedy earlier
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    Radio expansion for Brunei
    64 2 BRUNEI TOWN. Pri.— Brunei is planning to expand its broadcasting service by putting It on the shortwave map of the world with the installation of an up-to-date 10 kilowatt transmitter The Government is now receiving tenders for a new shortwave transmitter and ancillary equipment. Brunei at
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    MAC IN _ TALKS OVER AFRICA
    135 2 MAC IN TALKS OVER AFRICA London, in, 1;... Macmillaii, tin P:..... Minister. vcstt; c critical MinLsU'iiui lull Central Alncan p .:..u predictions oi an "showdown" clash either Alncan or tun p< un leaders in the Rhoae>iaNyasaland Federation. For marly two bouri U i Prime Minister and a ■-;< of senior
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    More N-stations
    25 2 LONDON Fri Brit...- t have two more nuclear [x i\ tion.v r.Lismu th, iota] to the central Ele< iri< ity G. Board announccc
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    Floods: 287 dead
    20 2 HAMBURG. Fri T tip.,: toll of last weekend N< >< floods yesterday rose to 2hT Hamburg City authorities :.'>... >
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    Kashmir debate
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    'YOUR COURAGE IS INSPIRE KENNEDY TELLS BERLINER
    86 2 BERLIN. Fri. Proic Kennedy toid the p« ol Berlin yesterday t! I "together with other det< mined people- we >hali tain botTi freedom and peace in the years ahead Hi.s message was d< liv< by his brother. Mr Rob< n Kennedy, the US
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    $omen urged to train as Guide leaders
    173 3 SINGAPORE, Friday pl VN ><>R AISHAH, wife W the Van, 1111 *<««arta t last night ur^ed women ►me forward and offer their time tor the Rood of the Girl Guide <>t Singapore. war WiuYu) Sißguwn on IJaj —the joint birthday of the me
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    'DON'T SENTENCE ME TO PRISON... FAMILY WILL STARVE' PLEA TO COURT
    221 3 'DON'T SENTENCE ME TO PRISON FAMILY WILL STARVE' PLEA TO COURT CINGAPORE. Pri. A ship painter told the Seventh Magistrate. Mr. Richard Layock, yesterday that if he were to be sent to jail his wife and five children i:: India would starve to death. In mitigation. K. Narayanan, said that
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    National Language radio lesson
    296 3 •fHIS is the 12th in a new scries of MalayEnglish lessons to he broadcast tonight and nightly by Radio Singapore at 6.45 p.m. MEMiAK \\<i S ANDIWAKA WHITING A IM.W Monearang, to write; to compose i Sandiwara, a. play. Pentas. the stayr Menviarkan, to broadcast. Ilantarkan.
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    SOUTH-EAST ASIA BUSINESSMAN DIES IN BRITAIN
    83 3 SOUTH-EAST ASIA BUSINESSMAN DIES IN BRITAIN rjINGAPORE. Fri.— The o Ai:yl<>-Thai Oocporattoo Ltd. in Singapore yesterday announced the death oi Mr. A. L. McMyn. 59. deputy chairman of the Corporation's Board, on Feb. 17 at Weybridge, Surrey, Engiuud. Mr. McMyn. who joined the Corporation in London in 1920 served in
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    Chief Scout at last night's Baden-Powell celebrations
    265 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. Ih I Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, last night joined scouts in Singapore in celebrating the anniversary of the birthday of Lord Baden Powell, founder of the world-wide movement. Some 300 cubs, scouts, and rovers from groups, districts and
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    Muslim marriages and divorces
    68 3 SINGAPORE. Frl. Inche Ahmad bin Mohd. Ibrahim. State Advocate General said that the number of Muslim marriages in Singapore last year <1961» was 1.560. while the number of divorce.^ lor the same year was 340. He said that the percentage of divorces in 19(31 was 22
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      1040 3 f^r^^^TßJl^K r faaaj aßßk^^^pa^aa^^aaiaßaa^BßHM^^^^E *B^^^^3>»aa*^ Baal BaJ VaJ asJ JLmi LaS SINGAPORE, Friday. J^jEDICAL curiosities* 1 as in the case of Use mini with a hole in his heart do make news. Hi-. I never Bgaca 'hoirnv a* medical authorities *J: The news spilled' over a Ml Xlu 'J v
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    TOURISM- by a six-million-mile mo,
    253 4 TOURISM- by a six-million- mile mo, IT CAN BRING MORE MONEy THAN RUBBER AND TIN IF Take n SERIOUSLY, SAYS U.S. EXP£ Rt SINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore is a favourite with tourists, according to a man who has travelled more than six million miles by air, sea and road through 250
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    Lock icon R.A.F. PHOTOGRAPHER WEDS STENO
    46 4 -Picture by Cpl. B.F.A Burke, a photographer in 205 Squadron, RAF Chang., and Cpl. (WRAF) M. Button, a stenographer in the Far East Air Force headquarters in Changi, after their marriaae ct the Singapore Registry. A reception was held QX Michael Anchant
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    SINGAPORE TODAY IS MY VISION COME TRUE, SAYS WRITER
    346 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. CINGAPORE today, with its bustling: harbour, is what Dr. Philip Hobbes. a Swiss political writer, said he had visualised 13 years a°o. Dr. Hobbi^ said this alter viewing Singapore from Che liner Australia when he arrived here. He told
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    THEY MADE ME WONDER WHAT THE RUSSIANS ARE FISHING FOR...
    739 4 THEY MADE ME WONDER WHAT THE RUSSIANS ARE FISHING FOR... Ronald Camp reports from the Shetland Islands THE RUSSIANS eanie In the night, just as I had hoped they would. One minute they were not there; the next they came sliding silently out of the driving, sleety rain-mist across the
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    A clearway air route for U.K.
    430 4  -  CHAPMAN PINCHER By London, Fri. A CLEARWAY air route round the world with "filling stations' on a chain of islands la to be the key to Britain* new defence strategy. It will enable thousands of troops to be brought home from overseas. The island
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    'No more' sal father of li after KK talk!
    123 4 SINGAPORE A 46-year-ol O! 14 ornu.t > u!i He b Mj man with lli> t'>nldr« da. 18. Baby 14 dj ;< Tunnan, Lc .r.ana 6 twi 3. Gui.a. L. a:-. Mi. Fa\ani pecti: thai hi <na--: classes he X.. He said
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    Fishery officer
    11 4 X A.-' Ml cor has been tnn^sm X Se
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    Sun Wen leaves 'China in London' a free man
    1188 5  - Sun Wen leaves 'China in London' a free man KURT SINGER HISTORY'S MOST FAMOUS KIDNAPPING M By Newspapers pulled off many scoops I II;,--f\ orpu- hecn apbiit unf'or- thr indue l>rthe applimack» re--rant it. newspapers i reporter from the I on Cantlie for the doctor :he facts and Mi visits
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    378 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE A useful home for the aged I OOKING lifter the v destitute old has always been one of the biggest welfare tasks of Singapore, and even with the limited resources available, the two State institutions for this purpose, the Woodstock Home and the Bushey Park Home, have
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    111 6 DO M E hire purchase k defaulters are luckier than others, such as Edwin Ivor Bennet and John Elsip who between them were told by a court recently to pay ofT their debts in 465 years. Bennet who owed some £250 on a caravan was allowed to
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    THE INSURANCE WORKER
    1098 6  - THE INSURANCE WORKER T. J. Chichak I Careers I FREE PRESS SPECIAL FOR YOUTH I A WEEKLY SERIES FOR THOSE LEAVING SCHOOL by_ In order to succeed in the insurance world a young man must be able to enjoy a physically active life and meeting people, and be prepared to
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    The ENGLISHMAN at Canaveral
    478 6  - The ENGLISHMAN at Canaveral Peter Fairley By 'THE lion's share Ol A the credit for getting America's Ranger moon rocket away from Cape Canaveral on time and for correcting one of the faults in Lieut.-Colonel John Glenn's booster goes to an ENGLISHMAN. He is only 25. His name ;> John
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    50 YEARS AGO
    71 6 The Free Press reported: "A fight took place between the Chinese occupants of No. 82 Craig Road on Monday February 26 afternoon which resulted in one man being removed to the General Hospital in a critical condition. The trouble arose through the people living upstairs spilling water
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    Life is like that
    99 6 Life is like that U'll.M lon,, ■f firm "n. natur.tlh friends t n «urr^ marry t, M < -Look U nave t«. rat n and v,, rihli- Jh. v. niKht ii "to* <• -Aim rani ***** N ii i f ii 1 I i i i ?;u, hm ''cl Fm
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      248 6 TODAY'S RADIO RADIO SINGAPORE magazine; 10.30 To the good old 4.6 metres. P.M.— 115 Tiffin date; 1.30 AM 11.00 Programme sum- Time signal, news; 1-40 Newsmary; 11.02 Concert pops; 11.30 talk, U.N. newsreel, Tiffin date; Science makes news: 11.45 Or- 2.00 Close down; 5.00 Time slggan caprice; 12 00 (noon)
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    GERALDINE ('I'VE TRAVELLED A LOT') OFF AGAIN
    128 7 SINGAPORE. Fn.— A former O student of St. Anthonys Convent here has left for Melbourne fur threeye.jr (ourM' mi accounttl 1 1 1 Seventeen-year-old CieralI'liic Wong; oi Si^lup iah«»\e> i> awaiting her < ambritlge results. She will join the AX. Specks C ulleut-
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    NEW SHOPHOUSES AT FIRE SITE ARE READY
    64 7 NEW SHOPHOUSES AT FIRE SITE ARE READY Fri. The i permanent t a Lorong Tai ■fin a three-quarter I lire in August pokesman of the Develop- the project was cost vi" about Shops were now pg allocated. i Board kept to a t p!e in developing ris was cleared plans
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    Malaysia pledge by 22 goodwill visitors
    266 7 Malaysia pledge by 22 goodwill visitors OINGAPORE, W r i.— A 22-man North Borneo goodwill mission to the Federation of Malaya has left here with a pledge to launch an all-out "Support Malaysia" campaign among their people. REASON: The delegates, all members of the United Sabah National Organisation the largest
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    WINNERS TO GET CHAMBER AWARDS TODAY
    70 7 WINNERS TO GET CHAMBER AWARDS TODAY SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Chamber ol Commerce will distribute prizes to the winners of the awards under the City Commemoration Prize Fund at 3.15 p.m. today. The prize-givini; ceremony vill take place at its otlices 00 the fourth floor of Denmark House, Raffles Quay.
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    raise for our technical study policy
    154 7 ■■6APORE, Fti. Three Jnckmesians, who paiifrt ■^gn Singapore on their Sydney for training the emphasis laid by I authorities on the ■wnce of technical tra. I them, inche Hassan n described this as a policy" in view i i Sin »re ail-out bid to
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    Australia's trade rise a victory over odds
    641 7 ENVOY: WE CAN NOW HELP OTHERS SINGAPORE, Friday AUSTRALIA'S trade rise rex presents its victory over i^reat odds to survive, according to Mr. John O'Brien, the Australian Assistant Trade Commissioner in Singapore. Australians had learned to do things the hard way they were
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    MALAYAN ARTISTS CAN BE GOODWILL ENVOYS: DR. TOH
    254 7 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Deputy Premier. I)r. Toh Chin Chye. said that Malayan artists, could, through their work, act as ambassadors of goodwill between the people of the five territories of Malaysia. Dr. Toh said this at the four-man exhibition of Malayan paintings
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    U.S. PRIEST HERE ON STUDY TOUR
    125 7 U.S. PRIEST HERE ON STUDY TOUR SINGAPORE. Fri -Brother Paul Ambrose. Assistant General of Marist Bro:nens for the United States and Far East Province, is here to study the work of Roman Catholic churches in South-East Asian countries. Brother Ambrose was greeted by Brother J. Philippe, Brother Louis, and Brother.
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    Shorthand, typewriting results
    537 7 81 PASS PITMAN'S EXAMS HELD BY V.M.C.A. URGENT NEED FOR MORE VOLUNTARY HELPERS AT HOME SINGAPORE, F r i.— The following is the full list of passes in the Pitman's shorthand and typewriting examinations held at the V.M.C.A. in November/December last year: SHORTHAND SPEED (1M words per
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    Jaycees to offer more awards this year
    172 7 Jaycees to offer more awards this year SINGAPORE, Fri The Singapore J v nior Chamber ol Commerce I'as increased the number of scholarships for students •n secondary schools to 40 this year. La>t year, it awarded >0 scholarships to studei.u |B Chinese secondary schoolIn line with it. aim to boost
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    FUN FAIR TO AID THREE GIRLS LEAVING FOR U.K.
    131 7 FUN FAIR TO AID THREE GIRLS LEAVING FOR U.K. SiNGAPOIiL. Fri. The FairlH Id Methodist Church nvif wiiJ hold a lun lair on April 2 to help rai^e funcL^ lor three members oi the Girls' Lile Brigade here who u;ii leave Singapore in May lor Britain to attend the G
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    Jubilee dinner
    19 7 PENANG Pri The FrulU k(\.< A iciatioii will caebrate liver |übilee with a diniier Maxwell Road tomorrow
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      339 7 I BWITt Vffiiin -i 7 ,,«.w is »»kelv that you wiU earn a rAlipilC (Apr. 21-May 21): I OiRTHOAY lot of money but also spend it IHUIIU* AVO ID taking risks I about a> fast as you make since this is not a day to I le*4 ia tli«- Srti
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    TOKYO SEES A TOP HAIR-STYLE BY MAY MAY OF SINGAPORE
    87 8 TOKYO SEES A TOP HAIR-STYLE BY MAY MAY OF SINGAPORE |S"MISS KNOW-HOW As each new year unfolds itself on the calender, so does fashions for milady fashions which covers from head to toe. This is the newest hair line as created by popular Singapore hair-stylist, Miss May May Ho, who
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    Pop singer Anneke takes time off to do a bit of modelling
    281 8 Pop singer Anneke takes time off to do a bit of modelling j^ POPULAR, though nol necessarily favourite aim <>i the fashionable woman who goes shopping, is !<> <4ci a handbag to match her s!i< k's >r ice ersa. As you and I know it can BOmetimefl be quite hopeless.
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    A BOY, HIS PAY PACKET AND HIS FATHER
    423 8 i-S SOON as ii young boy starts a bringing bonw his first pay packet, be is faced with the Inevitable question: should he Contribute to bia parents 1 household expense, and how much? The real trouble arises when his parents expect him
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    Two little girls who roar with rage
    574 8 Baby clinic... for Mrs. Know-How IT certainly la trying to hoar children quarrelling, but It's not altogether a bud thing lor them to do. Here is the question: "Have you any helpful comments on the subject ol quarrelling please? My two little girls,
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    1356 10 SHOPPING Centre CHOPPING CENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday the good buys available m the shops. There seems to be no lack of Rood products and ideas in Singapore these days. Some of them you'll find here. (I I BMW" SHIRTS AKi: ■>' liit. id m style and comtori
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    STANLEY JUNIOR INVITED TO U.S.
    115 11 STANLEY JUNIOR INVITED TO U.S. ■\w) N in -Stanley Mr junior I ion, has the US Hili< ::-.;).-r U who will %,w whether he will Ls titles at B Wimbledon. which T 10. :o Euro- d for a -h the ,s match and r.i-t- the m the Com- Edcii. i
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    21 MILLION TO BE SPENT ON THE GAMES
    64 11 21 MILLION TO BE SPENT ON THE GAMES I'he 1962 Common Perth, Novembe UM most it was uoiift-rence. awnßyar. :he rlicial I :-.ostes.s who tin to publicise the the Anwtrmltam I than I on to ensure the :> to iio we .;tion of that .ither th for m| Ryan 1
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    HE BROWN AND ORTIZ END TRAINING
    29 11 HE BROWN AND ORTIZ END TRAINING CliamBrown a::d >- Ortiz end- > yesterday .vei^ht title ,v« .t live to bri:.g 77 rounds. "very hard Br a.. work- partources said he improve-
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    TELOK KURAU OFFICIALS
    97 11 KATONG. Fn. A! the annual general meeting of the Telok Kurau United, the following w«-re elected office bearers >r [he enSU p!ai«? r i Mr. Tuy Joo, How; President Mr. Yeo Pens Lim. Vice- President Messers Om.ir Kii^ \V ilium Tan One Hu.it. Chun Siew Kay; Hon.
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    DON'T GET ME WRONG, SAYS COLIN JEFFERS
    209 11 DON'T GET ME WRONG SAYS COLIN JEFFERS PINGAPORE. Fn J« ihm, W-tmy n C"ii:bu.td seivices cricketer, yesterday said that hi was not against Lhe idea ot _c' r touriny :> ;p.k to play in Sin tpore "I v. \a misquoted In or\ on Weiir.e^day." i.t* said. 'I would HIM to
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    Cup tickets will be sell-out
    63 11 SANTIAGO. Fn. The World football Cup finals in Chile from May 31 to June 17 will be a sell-out, say organising officials. Already all ticket., have been .sold for the near- 100.000 rapacity central Santiago Stadium, where about onethird of the matches, including the final,
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    CURLY POT' RUGGER: EIGHT TEAMS TO COMPETE IN SEVENS MEET
    204 11 CURLY POT' RUGGER EIGHT TEAMS TO COMPETE IN SEVENS MEET JOHORE BAHRU. Friday i Rugby v. IU be lal .M-ven-ompetition I'urly I'l-. t0- comtnatches on the :vice ground 4 oup.m. times and tirst round Kluang \F Tengah; re Cricket 440 p.m. V SOUth p.m 75 -iart at The present holders
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    BRITISH FOOTBALL SLUMP GONE TOO FAR HE SAYS: TIME FOR ACTION
    636 11 BRITISH FOOTBALL SLUMP GONE TOO FAR HE SAYS: TIME FOR ACTION LONDON, Friday FOOTBALL LEAGUE secretary Alan Hardaker has brought the League plans for a Soccer Revolution into the open and at the same time denied a League war for power with the Football Association. Soccer has slumped too far
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    CRACK ATHLETES TEST NEW WOODEN TRACK
    56 11 CRACK athletes tested the wooden track on which it is proposed to hold the A.A.A. indoor championships at London's Wembley Pool. The track has been built outdoors on a car park at Wembley for testing purposes. Verdict: No snags so far. Top A.A.A. officials
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    Australian Cricket Board orders tour profit probe
    199 11 Australian Cricket Board orders tour profit probe SYDNEY, Friday. s'\\\\\A\s Cricket Board have ordered an investigation into the km profit (£30,000) taken back after last year's tour of Btagland by Richie BenawTa team. The inquiry will deal particularly with the largti increase in county membership, which resulted in a higher
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    SKIPPER REID HEADS BOTH THE BATTING AND BOWLING
    167 11 SKIPPER REID HEADS BOTH THE BATTING AND BOWLING PORT ELIZABETH. Fri.— John Reid, the New Zealand captain, headed both the frfttting and bowling averages for his team in the unofficial Tost .series with South Africa. Reid's aggregate of 546 runs wax the most scored for either side but his opposing
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    FLOYD FACES A 'SHOWDOWN' WITH THE N.B.A.
    108 11 FLOYD FACES A 'SHOWDOWN' WITH THE N.B.A. HAGERSTOWN. Fri.— Floyd Patterson, world heavyweight champion, faces a "showdown" with the American National Boxing Association over his title defence, an NBA. official said here. Mr. Arch Hindman. said Patterson had been asked to attend an N.B.A. meeting in Chicago tomorrow. The N.B.A.
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    CAGERS TO PAY LAST TRIBUTE WITH A MATCH
    81 11 CINGAPORE. Fri. The ManifHMOl Committee of the Singapore Amateur Basketball Federation will meet at the Goh Loo Club here at 5.30 p.m. tomorrow One ol t lie items on the agenda is the arranging of a chanty match for the late Mr.
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    Surrey star Laker rejects 4 League offers in a week
    169 11 LONDON. Friday. TIM LAKER, former England and Surrey off-spinner, bag had four offers to play as a League professional this summer. But he is still more interested in returning to county cricket as an amateur than in signing a new
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    WOMEN RIDERS TO RACE AGAINST MEN
    104 11 WOMEN RIDERS TO RACE AGAINST MEN T ONDON, Fri.— Women will Lj race against men in a 100 miles an hour motor-cycle race over the world's toughest course, the Isle of Man Tourist Trophy circuit. A spokesman for the Auto Cycle Union (ACU) in London disclosed that women will ride
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    Dexter's ambition: Help England regain Ashes
    123 11 Dexter's ambition Help England regain Ashes T ONDON, Fri.— Ted Dex*J ter, cricket captain on the M.C.C. tour of India and Pakistan, pledged himself to join the Ashes battle in Australia next winter even if he is ousted from England's captaincy. His one ambition, he said on his return from
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    BOXER ASKS TO BE SENT TO A MENTAL HOSPITAL
    345 11 BOXER ASKS TO BE SENT TO A MENTAL HOSPITAL riRANKFI'RT. FI i The Kates ol a mental institution are now closer: t> bind a shy and I n< some? man who u>< ci to t>f one (r. rman\ most boxers in the liM). A cl()ii «.'< i loiiiicr E'J rope,
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    MCC to play less first class games
    29 11 LONI)')N v i play .>. .< they tour Australi :'»«2/ 63. a J 59 but Hi v i •J class c and ti"h*»s ;m
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    Course recordwill not stand for long
    415 12 Course recordwill not stand for long By A Special Correspondent KUAI I MPUR rt Ine nUi cour rec >rd ...\ir- u-a- morning a the Malaya:. Open r l> you can take it rr .ni that it not goi:.- to remaii. 'hat way [or tang. This confident predict! U made i:
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    21 12 iio< M a or K.O p.:: T j i: B R VOC <Meik MM'C't.i:: 1 Y. i;
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    City District in a good start
    68 12 BIMOAPORB, S .--City Distrtd made Dnc slari In nic ini^r Uatrtei Bchook aoeear toornamen when they won iwo of their 'iiiee matches ajjain&t Bukil TUnah DaUrtct. in the ttaat game, City Dis- let 'c team trouiu en Bukit runafa c" h-o vnlle city --B'
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    Schools force hockey replay against Signals
    275 12 ALEXANDRA, Friday. THE Combined Schools and Royal Signals fought out to a scoreless dmw in ;i f;ist. thrilling Singapore Hockey Association senior knockout match al Dover Road yesterday. It was a fair result to a game dominated I>\ the defences. Play was even. Schoolboy
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    Stylish Ramarajiam looks all set! for a double on the last day
    247 12 Stylish Ramarajiam looks all set! for a double on the last day By SCRUTINEER BUKIT TIMAH FHda^ P4MARAJIAM 9 a stylish winner on Wednesday, looks all set for I double This morning with jockey Moxham in the saddle Hainarajiam skipped over 3f ii/ 38 3/5, linishing fairly wide out and
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    TWO FOREIGN STUDENTS IN BOAT RACE SELECTION
    156 12 TWO FOREIGN STUDENTS IN BOAT RACE SELECTION LONDON. Fri. Harold Boyce Budd. Irom tluUnited BtatCS, and John Lecky. Irom Canada, are included in the Cambridge University crew announced tor the Boat Race againsi Oxlord on April 7. Budd was at Yale before goin<4 to Cambridge and Lecky was at the
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    UNKNOWN
    108 12 rpHAILANDS lightwnuh; X champion Somkiat Kiatmuangyom will tutu crack at the Orient lightweight crown ol Filipino world champion Gabrui "Flash" Elorde on Man h 10. Their 12-round bout will be held here Former world champ:. Rocky Marciano is to be the referee. He v. arrive in Manila on Mar.
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    MILAN TO SUE ENGLAND FOOTBALLER
    127 12 MILAN TO SUE ENGLAND FOOTBALLER MILAN, Fri. The President oi Milan Football Club. Dr. Andrea Rizzoli. baa decided to file a defamation suit against British footballer Jimmy Greaves on behalf of himself and the club. Dr. Armando Radice. the club's lawyer, told a press conference yesterday. Greaves, an England inside
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    Hartland Point held to a draw
    99 12 PARRER PARK. Fri.—Leading for most of Uie game. HMS Hart land Point weie unlucky to be held to a 2-2 draw by Jollilads in a lriendly soccer match here. Tne Navy opened .scoring in the 10th minute through Hopper. Eight minutes later. Jollilads gained
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    THE ENGLISH TO SEE SEPAK RAGA
    176 12 THE ENGLISH TO SEE SEPAK RAGA SINGAPORE. Fri. Sepak raga jaring— Malaya's national game will soon be introduced in Hong Kong and in England. Man behind this idea is Cpl. Keith Darby of 18th. Field Ambulance, who leaves here by air on Sunday for Hong Kong. Cpl. Darby disclosed this
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    TAN BREAKS HIS NATIONAL SWIM RECORD
    115 12 TAN BREAKS HIS NATIONAL SWIM RECORD SINGAPORE, Fri. Another record was established in the pre-champion-ships of the Singapore Amateur Swimming Associations second Open meet at the Chinese Swimming Club yesterday. Teenager Tan Thuan Heng bettered his standing Singapore National and All-Comers records of 19min. 22.1 sec. in the 1,500 metres
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    Seletar cagers win
    45 12 SELETAR. Fri. Royal Air Force Seletar basketball team beat Queens Own Highlanders 96-42 at R.AJF. Seletar gymnasiem. Score at half-time was 42-12. Outstanding shooters on the Seletar side were L.A.C. Ho Cheok Wai ana the captain of the team S<?t. T. Flemint?.
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    36 12 BERLIN (Eastern Sector) Fri.— S. C. Motor Jena, of East Germany, and Leizoes Porto, of Portugal, drew 1-1 in the first leg of their quarter-final tie in the European Cup Winners football Cup.
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    24 12 LISBON. Fri. Benfica of Portugal, the holders, qualified for the semi-finals of the European Cup by beating Nuremburg of West Germany 6-0.
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    104 12 THE CHANCES OF GETTING A HOLE-IN-ONE LONDON, Fri. What Hi the chances of a hole-in-one in a major professional golf tournament? Insurance underwriters have assessed the odds at 9 to 2 against anyone achieving the feat during the Schweppes British Closed Championship to be held over two courses from April
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    Volleyball men meet on Sunday
    51 12 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Singapore Volleyball Federation will be holding its general meeting this. Sunday at the top iloor, Odeon Theatre, commencing at 2.30 p.m. Clubs who are seeking afliliation to the Federation are asked to write to the Singapore Volleyball Federation. P.O. Box 113, Queen Street.
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    210 12 T ONDON, Fri. Britain who have watched judo growing in popularity in the last 14 years will do well when the sport makes its debut in the Olympic Games In Tokyo in 1964, says a British official. Mr. John Capes, secretary of the British
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