The Straits Times, 21 June 1961

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    21 1 WIHAt.I lIAILY (lIMIIIIH SALE KV(IK»S 90,000 The Straits Times. i i ii -rr- Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    BIG SALARY PROBE
    326 1 Now dealing with top administration grades Tan heads inquiry committee KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday A SPECIAL Cabinet Committee is examining the whole salary structure of Government servants in the Federation. ■I'his was disclosed in the House ol Representatives today Minister of Justice, Tun Leong Yew Koh, in supporting
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    Lock icon Davis Cup player suspended in Britain
    139 1 Davis Cup player suspended in Britain LONDON. Tues. Roger Becker. British Davis Cup player, has been suspended by the English Lawn Tennis Association. Mr Basil Reay. secretary of the L.T.A.. said: "This means that Becker cannot take part in any match or competition throughout the world, including Wimbledon." A statement
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    Lock icon Congo MP's to meet
    57 1 LEOPOLDVILLE. Tues. The Central Congolese Government in Leopoldville and the Lumumbist Government under Mr. Antoine Gizenga i in Stanleyville have agreed to reconvene the Congolese Parliament in Leopoldville on June 25. it was announced today. It will meet under U.N. protection. Police and troops will not
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    'Barrier' goes as tin sales soar
    197 1 LONDON, Tuesday. T<HE tin price at last broke through the £880 A barrier today despite heavy selling that is believed to have virtually wiped out the buffer stock. A total of 4,860 tons of metal was traded .in official dealings on the London Metal
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    Lock icon MART TALKS MINISTER IS NAMED
    101 1 LONDON. Tues. Mr. Peter Throneycroft. British Aviation Minister, is to visit the Asian Commonwealth countries Malaya. India. Pakistan and Ceylon to discuss the effect on them of any British link with the European Common Market. He will leave London next week, although no specific date
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    80 nurses go to hospital after eating their hostel dinner
    231 1 EIGHTY nurses have been admitted to the General Hospital with fooa poisoning. They fell 111 after a meal in the nurses' hostel last night. The dinner served last night had as its main dish roast chicken with aver a:id fried
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    TWO HURT IN ATTACKS ON WORKERS
    119 1 SINGAPORE. Tues. Nine fac'.ory workers, including nix women, were attacked by thugs tonight as they were leaving the National Carbon (Eastern) Ltd. factory in a 1 car at about 10 p.m. Just as they were driving i into Bukit Tlmah Road from the factory,
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    Lock icon Eichmann: had no option but to sign...
    309 1 Eichmann: had no option but to sign... FORMER S.S. CHIEF (I BELIEVE IN GOD) STAYS IN HIS BULLET-PROOF CAGE AS HE GIVES EVIDENCE JERUSALEM, Tuesday. EICHMANN claimed today that the Israelis who captured him in Argentina forced him to sign a statement that he was willing to stand trial in
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    Mac on 'mighty Malaysia' idea
    417 1 Mac on 'mighty Malaysia' idea LONDON. Tues. Mr. Harold Macmilian. Prime Minister, today described as "striking" a suggestion by Malaya's Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, for closer association of all Commonwealth territories and British defendenries in Southeast Asia. He was replying in the Houso of Commons to a question by
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    Lock icon LATEST
    28 1 LOWER EXPENSES LONDON, Tut>.— St-iv. lO) <1. BritainS h in< ut t.xrhrqurr. Ixld v mon* today be "review irayg "f reducing <mv. meat expenditure m iv Reutrr.
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    HOLE-IN-ONE DRINKS ON INSURANCE
    59 1 SINGAPORE. Tues. A hole-in-one by K. P. Chua, of the Royal Johore International Golf Club, at the 14th on the R.J.I.G.C. course on June 10 has cost the Northern Assurance Co.. Ltd. $50. The amount represented the usual "drinks all round" at the 19th hole, which
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      77 1 When you are relaxing you'll find yourself M thinking of pleasant things as pleasant fesja as a cool, invigorating glass of Shamrock r V m*. .^a^gj*o^s^*Wov'B| gt\ v! iii'i'i' lit a^Bv strength fP^V^R (t4^ with BKk rkl CjTT|^T|Trp aV^^i^lw Health-giving, invigorating Shamrock Stout enriches the blood because i^s*^W it contains
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    8 law grads will teach
    46 2 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Eight out of 22 of the first batch of law graduates to pass out of the University of Malaya in Singapore have joined the academic stafT as assistant lecturers or part-time teachers in law. according to the Malayan Undererad.
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    Johore show
    35 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Tuan Haji Hassan bin Ilaji Yunos, the Mentrl Besar ot Johore. will officially open the 1961 commerce exhibition at the padang, Jalan Ah Fook. on Thursday at 4.45 d m
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    Govt. boost for ship breaking industry
    295 2 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. *pHE SINGAPORE Government has granted a a loan of nearly $500,000 to a local firm which aims to turn the State into one of the biggest ship-breaking centres in South-East Asia. A Finance Ministry spokesman told the Straits Times today that the
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    King opens Malaya's new Military College
    264 2 K I AI.A LUMPUR. Tues. In a ceremony replete with pomp and pageantry, the Yang di-Pertuan Agong today declared open the new fl| million Federation Military College at Sungei Besi. 10 miles south-west of the Federal Capital. His Majesty said that dur ing his
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    Refugee year varsity ball
    36 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A World Refugee Year ball will be held at the University of Malaya here on July 1. starting at 8.30 p.m. It is under the patronage of the Sultan
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    Students: Do not lower standards
    189 2 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. npHE University of Malaya in Singapore Students' Union has pledged to oppose any lowering of academic standards in the university to meet the needs of the State. The latest issue of the Malayan Undergrad. the union's papei, said editorially: "While we agree that
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    A big day in America
    68 2 IPOH, Tues. Mr. and Mrs. Ng Kee Yeow, of Ipoh. will celebrate their silver wedding anniversary in the United States on July 12. They are there to see their son, Mr. Frederick Ng Ying Foo, receive his Bachelor of Science degree at Yale University. An
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    J.P.s CALL TO GOVT: CLARIFY POSITION
    116 2 PENANG. Tues.— A justice of the peace. Mr. Tan Jit Seng, today called on the Government to clarify the position of justices of the peace who are asked to attest statutory declarations. "After the recent passing of an act by Parliament, statutory declarations sworn
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    DIED AFTER EATING FROG, COURT TOLD
    103 2 DIED AFTER EATING FROG, COURT TOLD SINGAPORE, Tues. A verdict of death by misadventure was recorded today by the State Coroner at the inquest of Ho Tak. 53, of Lorong 17. Geylang, who died in hospital after having eaten a frog which was caught behind his house. Ho, a trisha
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    Military tattoo
    27 2 KANGAR, Tues. A crowd of 5.000 watched the military tattoo staged last night by the Royal Federation Police Band on the Derma English School padang.
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    Branch leader
    19 2 SEREMBAN. Tuey Mr Varatharajah ha.s been reelected chairman of the Malayan Technical Services Union. Negrl Sembllan branch
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    Razak thanks Britain for help
    267 2 I^UALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Deputy Prime Minister, and Defence Minister. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, today thanked the Britisn Government lor their help in the building of the new Federation Military College. Speaking at the college's opening. Tun Razak .->aid that year by year the
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      433 2 RADIO SINGAPORE OAr^ SHORT WAVE: 41 metres RADIO MALAYA MEDIUM 476 »etr^ ERVICE: NATIONAL SHORTWAVE A.M. 6.00 Good Morning; 6.02 *»ER\ It E 41.7 metres Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; AM 600 Time Signal, Negara--7.05 Melodies At Sunrise; 8.00 The Ku N e«s Headlines; 6.05 Morning News; 8.05 More Melodies
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    Lock icon French kill 11 Algerians
    299 3 French kill 1 1 Algerians Security forces fire at demonstrators in new flare-up ALGIERS, Tuesday. "C^RENCH security forces opened fire on 'Muslim demonstrators yesterday at the eastern Algerian towns of Taher and Djidjelli, killing 11 Muslims and wounding 23 others, according to reports received in Algiers. Several hundred Muslims took
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    Lock icon BRITAIN GIVES UP KUWAIT CONTROL
    146 3 BRITAIN GIVES UP KUWAIT CONTROL LONDON, Tues.— Britain yesterday gave up its 62-year-old protection of the oil-rich Persian Gulf Sheikhdom of Kuwait, and instead announced a treaty of friendship and consultation with it as a fully independent State. Mr. Edward Heath, Deputy Foreign Secretary, told the House of Commons that
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    Disarm talks
    27 3 WASHINGTON.T Tues.— The United States and Russia yesterday opened preliminary talks to pave the way for general EastWest disarmament negotiations tentatively fixed for July 31.
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    Lock icon Tree Press essential for growth of nation'
    187 3 Tree Press essential for growth of nation' ONDON. Tues. Freedom of expression is an essential factor in a nations growth, the Commonwealth Press Union was told yesterday. The speaker was 'Mrs. Vijaya Lakshml Pandit, the Indian. High Commissioner, who with the Pakistan High Commissioner, General Mohammad Yousuf, opened a twoday
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    Lock icon UGANDA MOVES MORE FORCES TO KENYA BORDER
    114 3 KAMPALA. Tues.— Uganda moved troops and police reinforcements to its north-east frontier yesterday after reports of a threatened invasion by Turkana tribesmen from Kenya. A midnight battle in the Karamoja district of Uganda left three Turkana tribesmen dead. More than 500 troops of
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    ASIAN ARTISTS FOR AMERICA
    38 3 T^EW YORK. Tues The Asia Society announced last night what it called "a new experiment in international exchange" under which leading Asian artists will perform for American audiences in the 1961-62 season.— l .P.I.
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      ILO to probe 'slave labour'
      294 3 GENEVA, Tues. —The International Labour Organisation announced yesterday it would examine Ghana's charge that Portugal was using slave labour in Africa. Ghana charged in March It was not satisfied that Portugal was not using slave labour in Angola and Guinea. The governing body of the
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    Lock icon Harvest crisis as China is hit by floods, pests
    298 3 Harvest crisis as China is hit by floods, pests PEKING, Tues. Chinese newspapers yesterday carried reports of new natural calamities affecting agriculture and of fresh incentives to peasants, students and other workers sent to farms to help in harvesting and sowing. The People's Daily front-paged a report of extensive flooding
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    Lock icon Kaunda tells Britain of African fury
    257 3 LUSAKA (Northern Rhodesia). Tuesday. jlf R. KENNETH KAUNDA, president of the Northi" 1 em Rhodesian National Independence Party, flew unexpectedly to London yesterday to tell the British Government that Africans are in a fury at the turn the territory's constitutional negotiations are reported to
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    Lock icon THOSE WARSHIPS: LABOUR BLAST
    293 3 T ONDON, Tues. Labour m.j Members protested in the House of Commons yesterday at the government selling two frigates to the Portuguese government in view of Portugal's policy in Angola. Mr. John Dugdale, former Labour Minister of State for Colonial Affairs, said the sale emphasised a
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    Lock icon Order to bosses: Raise pay of your workers
    140 3 Order to bosses: Raise pay of your workers JAKARTA, Tues. The Indonesian Government has called on private businessmen to raise the salaries of their employees by 25 per cent. The Government recently Increased the pay of civil servants. A circular signed by the Minister for Labour, Mr. Sadjarwo, said the
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    Lock icon JAP ADMIRAL TO INSPECT SPORE BASE
    67 3 TOKYO. Tues. The Japan Maritime Self-Defence Force said today that VlceAdmlral Nobuyoshi Watanabe. Vice Chief of Staff of the force, would visit Singapore next month. Admiral Watanabe was to Inspect the headquarters of the British Navy's Far Eastern fleet at the invitation of the
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    Water cuts today
    76 4 Water cuts today SINGAPORE. Tues— Water will be cut off tomorrow along Little Road from Paya Lebar Road to end of Little Road and also part of Paya Lebar Road between 427 and 435 Paya Lebar Road, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; along Holland Road opposite 5 3 4
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    'Tec loses gun in hold-up
    439 4 HE WALKS INTO AN OFFICE ROBBERY gINGAPORE, Tues.— A Special Branch man walked right into a hold-up in an office i and lost his gun. It happened in the ollice of a car dealer in I Cantonment Road, just before noon today. Thugs armed with
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    Chinese teachers boost fund with $33,731.53
    167 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.-- The Singapore Chinese School Teachers' Union today boosted the Bukit Ho Swee Fire National Relief Fund with a donation of $33,731. 53. A cheque for this sum of money was handed to the Social Welfare Department by representatives of the Union this
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    TRISHA RIDER KRYST PRAISED FOR FOILING ROB BID
    232 4 TRISHA RIDER KRYST PRAISED FOR FOILING ROB BID SINGAPORE, Tues. Another trisha rider was given a cash award today for helping police to catch two snatch thieves. He is Joseph Hemtnel Kryst, 26. who earned high praise from the ninth police magistrate, Mr. R. B. I. Pates. Yesterday, trisha rider
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    242 4 THE following is todays schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar, airport. Singapore. ARRIVALS BO AC: From Lonaon. Zurich. Beirut. Karachi. Calcutta, Rangoon (BA708) 5.50 p.m. Garuda: From Jakarta iGA--802) 9 a.m.; from Bangkok (GABO3) 5.20 p.m. Thai International: Fiom Jakarta (T0402) 10.15 a.m. Cathay
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    Self help call by Minister for the —development of kampong roads—
    267 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Mr. Tan Kia Gan, the Minister for National Development, today called for a spirit of self help from villagers to improve kampong roads. He said this after touring a mile-long road in a village bordering Kallang Basin
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    The Singapore Diary
    143 4 MINISTRY OF CULTURE FIELD SECTION: Free film shows beginning 7 p.m at (1) Sin Klau School, Thomson Road 6th milestone; (11) Lam Tong School, Holland Road 7ih milestone; (111) Jalan Haji Salam; and ilv) Boon Lay Road 15 U milestone. SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: Local artists' painting exhibition,
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      207 4 A NEW TRAINING CENTRE SINGAPORE. Tues. Chin Cotterell. the president of Pu training centre for the the Singapore Rotary Club, mentally retarded children The Rotary Club donated in Towner Road was officially $14,000 to run the Centre for opened today by Mr. T. G. the first year. Here he comes
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    Opposition asks: Why did Chief Justice refuse pay increase?
    1288 5 Opposition asks: Why did Chief Justice refuse pay increase? HOUSE APPROVES HIGHER PAY FOR JUDGES KUALA LUMPUR, Tues f H E Federation Chief Justice, Dato Sir James Thomson, recently asked that his salary should not be increased. Before the House of Representatives today approved a Bill authorising increases in salaries
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    Radio Malaya is third best in Asia, says chief engineer
    213 5 Radio Malaya is third best in Asia, says chief engineer KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. •JHE Chief Engineer of the Department of Broadcasting, Mr. Kirpal Singh, said today lhat Radio Malaya ranked third or fourth best in Asia for broadcasting service. "We have the advantage of having the latest equipment. Very few
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    Whirlwind havoc
    56 5 SUNGEI PATANI, Tues. A whirlwind caused by a cloudburst blew off part of a roof of a lorry shed at the Territorial Army headquarters here yesterday evening. Several sheets of aluminium were whirled up nearly 100 ft. then fell in all directioi. bringing down telephone vim.. No-one was
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    Sarawak plans primary education for all by 1968
    129 5 Sarawak plans primary education for all by 1968 KUCHING, Tues.— Sarawak hopes to introduce primary education for all children by 1968 and the Government is confident of achieving this aim if the "present rate of advance continues," says an official report. "For some areas this aim can be reached much
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    Salesman is acquitted
    47 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A salesman of Leonowens (M) Limited, Leong Hong Yap, was acquitted in the Sessions Court here today of committing criminal breach of trust of $1,960 belonging to the firm. His defence was not called. He was defended toy Dato R.P.S. Rajasooria.
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    Dr. Toh to tour army
    59 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. the Deputy Prime Minister, will visit British Army installations here tomorrow to see Polytechnic students under training. He will be accompanied by Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, the Minister for Education. Mr. C.I.C. Scollay, Principal of the Polytechnic, and by
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    FIRMS WARNED ON 'HALAL' LABELS
    152 5 I/UALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Selangor Religious Affairs Department today warned local firms against using the term "halal" (permissible) on labels of tinned foods without authority from the Muslim Religious Council. Any firm which failed to observe the warning would be taken to court or be
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    'Please don't dowse fire'
    110 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Firemen were today asked NOT to put out a fire by the men who had started the blase in the first place. Two engines had gone from Kuala Lumpur to the Language Institute in Pantai Valley when students raised an alarm over a
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    Timber men to go on Aussie tour
    109 6 Timber men to go on Aussie tour l/UALA LUMPUR, Tues A party of Malayan Umber experts will leave for Australia next month to learn how to produce more and better sawn timber so that the industry here would he in a stronger, competitive position. The Federation Conservator of Forests (Utilisation).
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    Rida comes to rescue
    68 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tu«S- The Rural and Industrial Development Authority Is helping to put the rubber factory at Grisek on a proper footing. It has been running at a loss. The Assistant Minister of Rural Development. Haji Khalld bin Awang Osman. said this in the House of
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    Student's body going home
    51 6 IPOH, Tues. The txxiy of Mr S. Sundrallngam. 24, a University of Malaya student, who was drowned ofl Singapore on Sunday. Is being brought to his home in TanJong Rambutan for the funeral tomorrow. The remains will be cremated at the Klndu cemetery In Sungei Par!
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    Opposition queries about spending
    1433 6 Federation ministers explain on items including $52,343 on probe over students TZUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Opposition members today queried a number of expenditure items when the Government sought approval for additional sums of money to cover supplementary expenditure during 1969 and this year. The items are listed
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    Lock icon Singapore Sultan tried to extract toll from traders
    1204 7 Singapore Sultan tried to extract toll from traders CHINESE MERCHANTS WERE FURIOUS r fHK Chinese merchants of Singapore were furious. The Colony had been in existence a bare three years; the first junk to arrive from Amoy was in the roads; and the ridiculous Sultan with absolutely no ideas about
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      291 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS rather than 4 19 22 down (B>. 8. Music and drama. ITV ver- 7 "pana's foresters. sof ston. an eye-opener for the the moon lI Henry IV i (6). worker (9» 8 Be soes backwards. Uking ":SSS!rS2SL 2 M5r i i > li-wlT**^™™ m > 7
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    The Straits Times Wednesday. June 21. 1961. The Hidden Hand At Sungei Besi The Oil States
    1191 8 The Straits Times Wednesday. June 21. 1961. The Hidden Hand At Sungei Besi The Oil States The privileges ot parliament are the strongest safeguard against abuee by the Government of its povers under the Internal Security Ordinance. The Opposition must be free tv question the Government's conduct at any time.
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      The smoker—aged 10
      353 8 The smoker— aged 10 ISN'T smoking harmful to children? Last week In the bus I was travelling In after a late cinema show was a young fellow about 10 years old sitting beside his aged father. Suddenly the boy asked him for a cigarette and It was offered without any
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    THE MEN IN THE SHADOWS
    1773 8  -  PATRICK O'DONOVAN -this is the real opposition in South Africa by CAPKTOWX. TurviaT IN tho new Republic of South Africa the members cf the L»overnment make speeches. and these are heroically rtoorted. They tend to consist of appeals for national unity, bitter attacks on the
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    CHINA'S NEW BORDER 'WAR'-ANB THE TARGET IS NEHRU
    379 8 UONG KONG. Tues. Peking never allows an opportunity to go by without takins a dig at Mr. Nehru And recent thrusts at India seem to Indicate that China is determined not to cede an inch of the Indian border territory which she
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    Bank boss before tribunal
    1962 9 Messengers who help clerks are not helping organisation, Tan Chin Tuan declares THE managing director of the Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation, Mr. Tan Chin Tuan, told the Industrial Arbitration Court today that a messenger who helped a clerk to do his typing was helping only the
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    1436 9 Court told of former watchman who became asst. cashier do not have this caste system: Brahmins who have passed Standard 7 and above, and pariahs of below Standard 7." Mr. Nair said. "The Chung Khlaw Bank, the Overseas Union Bank and the Bank of China recognise that both do the
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    TENGKU TO GET A ROUSING AIRSTRIP WELCOME
    197 9 TENGKU TO GET A ROUSING AIRSTRIP WELCOME ]J U A L A TRENGGANU. 1X Tues. —The Prime Minister. Tengxu Abdul Rahman, will be K-ven a rousing welcome at the Dunii hi. day afternoon by both the Trengganu Stale Government and the Alliance when he starts a two-day visit to Trengganu.
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    Flu alert
    20 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The WorU Health Organisation has alerted the Singapore government to a flu epidemic in the Philippines.
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    Expert 10 discuss rural rood campaign
    178 9 Expert 10 discuss rural rood campaign |£UALA LUMPUR, Tues Mr. Brian Jones, acting regional director of the U.N. International Children's Emergency Fund, arrived here from Bangkok today by Thai International for "preliminary" talk's with p ec P r-,tion officials Together they will discus* <* pilot campalsn sponsored by the World
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    44 9 ALOR STAR. Tues. Six armed men robbed a Perils farmer. Mat bin Chik. 40. of his buffalo and a calf at Mata Ayer. Kampong Chuplng. early this morning. Three men have been detained. The buffalo and calf are still missing.
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    764 10 A List of local pals for you William Wong, aged 15: 73-1. Old Pudu Road. Kuala Lumpur; sports, dancing songs. Mohamood bin Yusof. aged 17. High School Klang. SelanKor; photos swimming, stamps football. Johnny tag, aged 16: 199 Onan Road. Singapore 15: songs games, sports. Veoh l.ian Kee, aged 13;
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    TIN PRICES RISE SHARPLY AS BUFFER STOCK DWINDLES
    561 12 From Our Market Correspondent WITH the dawning realisation that the International Tin Council Buffer Stock is running out of supplies and a jump of three dollars in the Singapore metal price yesterday, the Malayan Stock Exchange mining section received the fillip it
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    942 12 BUSINESS on U:e Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets was: Industrials: M. Cement (2.000) $2.27 ON: 8. Traders (4.000) $4.02 ON, $4.02. Minings: Austral Amal (3,500) 27*. 3d. ON. 275. 4 id. ON. 28s. 6d. OL; A. Hlta-Tl (17.500) s*i.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    123 12 rl Chinese Preduee Exchange, Sinsapor t. neen prices per picul yestsrday were: Cepra: I'K 'Continent June shipment $25i buyers, 526 sellers. Ceeenut ell: Bulk $381 sellers, drum $42 sellers. Popper: Muntok white $187t sellers. Sarawak white $185 sellers, special Sarawak black $155 sellers, garbled Lampong black $155 sellers.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    220 12 JULY first grade rubber buyers f.e.b. I closed In Singapore yesterday at *4i cents per Ib. up half a cent on Monday's closing price. The tone was steady. S.C.C.R.A. closing prices In cent! per Ib. yesterday were: Int. 1 R.B.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 841. sellers 84|: Int 1
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    268 12 A SPURT Of $3 in Sineanorp vpst^rrinv l "'"eaPOre yesterday tOOK the price Of tin tO $453 per picul. the highest price Since March 31, 1953. The offering was 250 tons, a drop of 10 tons on Monday. In London
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      620 12 GOVERNMEM OF THE COLONY OF SINUAPORE S<- c 1946 REHABILITATION LOAN 1962/19;u Notice Is hereby given that the Transfer Register of the above Loan will be closed from the 30th June, 1961 to 14th July. 1961 bo'.U days Inclusive, for the preparation of Interest Warrants. By Order The Hongkong and
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    WORST EVER BUT THERE IS HOPE STILL
    491 14 IZUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Ma- layan badminton has never been worse than it was in the national championships which ended here last night. Surely, it cannot go any lower and I am suggesting that from now on there remains only on* direction it can
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    IAAF HAS JUMP RECORD PROBLEM
    121 14 IAAF HAS JUMP RECORD PROBLEM T ONDON, Tues. The Executive council *f the International Amateur Athletics Federation will be faced by a tough mathematical proatem if and when they are asked to ratify Soviet athlete Valeri Brumel's high jump of 2.23 meters yesterday as a world record. Mr. Don Paine,
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    SBA plan strict training scheme
    328 14 SBA plan strict training scheme WAY TO PRODUCE THOMAS CUP MEN By LIM KEE CHAN SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Badminton Association decided last night that it will be very strict in its training programme in a bid to produce at least three players of Thomas Cup standard. This decision was
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    MALAYAN SOCCER LEAGUE TABLES
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    Entertainment IV does a sparkling trial over 3f
    363 15 Entertainment IV does a sparkling trial over 3f NEWCOMER OUR SOMEO IS STEADILY GAINING HIS PEAK FROM ON THE TRACK with Epsom Jeep, Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday I^NTERTAINMENT IV, a smart winner over the Penang 5.Jf last month, is in sparkling form. This speedy four-year-old, with Laurie Johnson astride, did a
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    TENGKU PRESENTS PUTRA TROPHY FOR —S-EA GOLF
    125 15 rpENCKU Abdul Rah man, the Malayan Prime Minister, presents the Putra Trophy to Mr. R. D. Chandler, chairman of the organising committee of the South East Asia amateur golf international championship to be played in Kuala Lumpur from July 19 to 22. So
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    Japanese riders are favourites
    353 15 By MOK SIN PIN, Singapore, Tuesday THE world-class Japanese motor-cyclists are ex--1 pected to provide some of the highlights of the Johore Grand Prix at Johore Bahru this weekend. ~~y «*•<-►< J^^J#*-TW7*J The Grand Prix for motorcycles which has been increased by 10 laps to 35
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    King's medal
    26 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong won the Selangor Golf Club's May monthly medal (stroke. Class O in a replay with A. Wasantachat.
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    Lock icon Darlene is also ill
    92 15 PARIS. Tues. Darlene Hard, the United States lawn tennis star, said here yesterday she had been suffering from jaundice since last Monday. Darlene, who has been nursing Maria Bueno. Brazilian holder of the Wimbledon title, said: The firs tweek we were both ill. I seemed to
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    27 15 TELUK ANSOV Tups Bagan Dato Estate have i.hdrawn from First Division of thr Lower PeraK Football League. They have played six games b o far.
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    MALAYA CUP SHOCK: SERVICES BACK OUT
    133 15 MALAYA CUP SHOCK: SERVICES BACK OUT IPOH, Tues.— Combined Services, Malaya, have withdrawn from the Malaya Cup soccer competition which begins on Friday because they fround it impossible "to assemble players for training and matches." Combined Services withdrawal comes as a surprise as they have been competing In the series
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    333 15 LONDON. Tuesday. "^EALE Fraser, Australian holder of the title, is top seed for the men's singles at the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships, to be held from June 26 to July 8. j r Sandra Reynolds of South Africa is seeded No. 1 for the women's
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    161 15 lOC fix dates for 1964 Games ATHENS. Tues. The 1964 Olympic Games will be staged in Tokyo between Oct. 9 and 25, it was decided here today. The International Olympic Committee also agreed today that the 1964 winter Games will be held in Innsbruck. Austria, from Jan. 29 to Feb.
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    Union six reply to Petir
    795 16 They say: Take heed of possible revival of Govt's thought of resignation sJl\ TRADE union leaders tonight asked the people of Singapore to take heed of possible revival of the Government's thought of resignation after the Anson by-election. They were replying to Petir's criticisms of
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    Murder plot: Was it propaganda trick? asks Mr. M
    1287 16 Murder plot: Was it propaganda trick? asks Mr. M 'HARD TO BELIEVE ANYBODY WOULD INDULGE IN VIOLENCE...' ll K. DAVID MARSHALL, the Workers' Party candidate in the Anson by-election, tonight suggested that the news of the assassination attempt on the Prime iMinister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew and his Cabinet might
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    295 16 THK working group on administrative and procedural matters of the proposed Economic and Culture (.'o-Operulion Agreement (ECCA) completed its work here today. some 22 experts irom Malaya, the Philippines and Thailand started their talks yesterday to pave the way for the formation of the proposed
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    77 16 SINGAPORE. Tues. All ships in the Singapore Har I bour were today warned to keep clear of the wreck of a sunken motor boat in the Eastern Roads. In a notice to mariners. the Master Attendant. Capt. J. A. L. pavitt said the pooition of the wreck
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    29 16 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Chinese Young Men's Christian Association l will hold a "Members' Night." I at its premises in South Pier, on Saturday, at 6.30 p.m.
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    440 16 LONDON. Tues.— Stock markets In London today appeared to have recovered their equilibrium after yesterday's upheaval and In response to a certain amount of cheap buying prices Improved. Business, however, was small and somewhat selective. Leading industrials presented a distinctly brighter appearance and some useful
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    295 16 CANTERBURY. Tues. Kent's match with the Australian touring team here today ended in a draw Final scores: Australians 428-6 dec. and 202-5 dec; Kent 340-6 dec. and 284-6 Result* tv iouay"» crtctert Bwicha Al CANTERBI'BY: Much diawn. An- and .'iiL'-fi dec iH BuF.paon 41, R.
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    31 16 i SINGAPORE. Tues The 1 Public Daily Rated General Stores Workers Union will hold a meeting at the union premises in Race Cour.s* Road on Sunday at l p.m.
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