The Straits Times, 8 November 1962

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    20 1 WIRACi: DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 fie***** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    Lock icon MENON GOES
    764 1 Nehru accepts his Minister's resignation: Swoop on pro- China Indian Communists 17 Reds held in 3 places NEW DELHI, Wed. The Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, tonight announced the resignation of Mr. V.K. Krishna Menon, 65, as Minister of Defence Production. The Indian Premier made the announcement at
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    Near-nude girl angers Malaya
    237 1  -  DOUG LACKERSTEEN By LONDON, Wed. 'P II E MALAYAN High Commission said today it will protest to the Commonwealth Institute regarding the misrepresentation of a Malayan scene in the Institute's new £700,000 building opened yesterday by Queen Elizabeth. The High Commissioner. Tengku Ya'acob, said: "We are
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    Blasts rock Accra suburb: Two hurt
    145 1 A CCRA. Wed. Two explosions occurred in an Accra suburb late last night, injuring at least two children, according to first reports. The explosions came soon alter President Kwame Nkrumah's ruling Convention People's Party had held a rally in the area. No official statement
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    Lock icon Tun Razak in crash
    39 1 SEOUL, Wed. Malaya's Deputy Premier, Tun Abdul Razak, and his wife escaped injury today when a small bus ran into his car during a sight-seeing tour of Seoul. The car was slightly damag. cd.— U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Eye-less shrimps
    26 1 DARWIN. Wed. Sightless shrimps which may be new to science, have been discovered In a cave at Katherlne, 200 miles Southeast of Darwin. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Russian roulette loser
    65 1 NEW YORK. Wed. A detective said here last night that Robert Weaver. 22. was playing "Russian roulette" when be fatally shot himself. Weaver, adopted son of Mr. Robert Weaver, Ad- ministrator of the United States Federal Housing and Home Finance Afency. died in hospital where he had
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    Lock icon 450,000 railmen get pay rise
    53 1 LONDON, Wed. Leaders of Britain's 450,000 rmUwaymen agreed today to accept a six per cent pay rise. after protracted talks with the British Transport Commission Chief. Dr. Richard Beeching. The Increase, to take effect from Nov. 5, will cost the State-owned railways £18 million st«rang
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    Lock icon Dead man leads
    91 1 NEW YORK. Wed. A dead man, Mr. Clem Miller, was runn i n g substantially ahead of his Republican opponent, Mr. Don Clausen, in a California election to the House of Representatives today. Mr. Miller. who held the seat in the last Congress, died shortly before the
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    Lock icon GUIANA TALKS COLLAPSE
    181 1 LONDON, Wednesday. rpHE London conference on independence for Bri--L tish Guiana has collapsed, delegates said last night. The end came after the Colony's governing and opposition party delegations had maintained their refusals to compromise their conflicting views on an electoral system. The conference has been adjourned Indefinitely,
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    Nixon out?
    556 1 KENNEDY'S PARTY RETAINS HOUSE AND SENATE IN HEAVY POLL NKW YORK, Wednesday. PRESIDENT Kennedy's Democratic Party emerged victorious in the United States Congressional elections today keeping control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives. In California, a Democrat. Mr. EflrnXind "Brown, claimed victory over former Vice-President
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    Lock icon University is closed
    68 1 LAGOS, Wed. Dr. George Johnson. Vice-Chancellor of me University of Nigeria, yesterday closed down the University temporarily, and ordered ltls IJM students to leave me piemlM-.s within three hours. In proclamation to ti.e students, he -aid the action was taken because of a strike stageo by students
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    Lock icon Mountain toll
    44 1 TOKYO, Wed Pour Japanese mountain climbers found frozen to death in the Southern Japan Alps today raised to 13 the number of climbers who perished in the mountains during or shortly after the weekend, according to the national MM agency, Kyodo. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Fibres record
    36 1 LONDON, Wed. Britain's man-made fibres Industry is expecting a record-breaking year for 1962. mainly due to increased direct export*, the chairman of the British Man-made Fibres Federation, Sir William Palmer, said here today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Soviets halt bomber work
    390 1 Soviets halt bomber work WASHINGTON, Wed. —The Soviet Union appears to have stopped uncrating more Ilyu-shin-28 medium bombers in Cuba following a strong new warning from the United States, authoritative sources said yesterday. They emphasised that the U.S. had also told the Soviet Union that the bombers must be pulled
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    STOP PRESS
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  • FOREIGN NEW DESK 1
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      Lock icon GONE—the rocket bases
      103 2 GONE— the rocket bases We of the Commonwealth W form an association of peoples as well at of governors: and our association cannot prosper to the full unless ordinary people, in each country really care about what a. is happening in the others. —Queen Elizabeth, speaking Rt the opening of
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      Lock icon OUR HUGE ECONOMIC SUCCESSES —by Russia
      145 2 OUR HUGE ECONOMIC SUCCESSES by Russia MOSCOW. Wed.— The Soviet First Deputy Premier, Mr. Alexei Kosygin, said here yesterday that the Soviet Union had scored huge economic successes since the 22nd party congress in October last year. Mr. Kosyglns statement was made in a speech at a meeting ln the
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      Lock icon Horror gasps at mercy killing trial
      266 2 I lEGE, Wed. Gasps I and stifled cries of horror from women and other spectators were heard in the darkened courtroom j here yesterday when a pathologist showed pictures of deformed thalidomide babies at the mercy-killing trial of a young mother, three members of
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      The last straw
      39 2 PIINOM PENH. Wed— Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia said yesterday he had warned South Vietnam for the second and last time that he would break off relations "if the Vietnamese kill Just one more Cambodian." IPI
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      Lock icon Cuba: Russia gives a new warning
      249 2 r ONDON, Wed. Russia warned yesterday that peaceful co-existence would become impossible if armed attempts were made against the sovereign rights of other countries. Mr. Alexei Kosygin, a First Deputy Premier, said in a Kremlin ceremony, broadcast by Moscow Radio, that if war had
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      Lock icon CRISIS IS NOT OVER, SAYS SUSLOV
      215 2 CRISIS IS NOT OVER, SAYS SUSLOV SOFIA. Wed. Mr. Mikhail Suslov, Soviet Communist theoretician, warned here yesterday that the Cuban crisis had not yet been solved although the danger of nuclear war had lessened. Mr. Suslov told the Bulgarian communist Party's eighth congress that steps must be taken to Implement
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      70 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby KmY/F YOU'LL PAROOH^f, ME 6AVING SO YOU j LOOkf VCtTZ MCE TU\6S /YOU ««OULO I ALWAYS WEAE I V TMAT J \COLOU£/T gUITC VbU^ IlllllllllllylllJ Nyerere unbeatable DAR-ES-SALAM. Wed. Mr. Julius Nyerere has piled up such a lead ln Tanganyika's presidential election that he cannot
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      Lock icon A state of emergency
      54 3 LEOPOLDVILLE. Wed. President Kasavubu yesterday proclaimed a state of emergency in the eastern region of the Congo's Equateur province. The announcement said he was taking this action in order to end disturbances in the area, much of which is claimed by rival leaders who are setting
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      Queen's party
      21 3 LONDON. Wed— Queen Elizabeth gave a cocktail party for some of Britain's top sportsmen, artists, scientists, and political leaders.
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      Killer of schoolboys says: I was under orders
      197 3 Killer of schoolboys says: I was under orders COBLENZ, Wed. A former Nazi S.S. (elite guard) colonel testified yesterday that he acted on army orders in ordering the wartime shooting of Russian schoolboys. Erich Ehrlinger, 52, a witness in Germany's biggest war crimes trial since the Nuremberg tribunals, said he
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      Lock icon 'Invasion' break with Nasser
      166 3 LONDON, Wednesday. OAUDI ARABIA yesterday broke off diplomatic relations with the United Arab Republic, as Mecca Radio alleged U.A.R. and Yemeni revolutionary troops had launched a large-scale invasion of Saudi territory. The radio quoted a Saudi spokesman as saying the U.A.R. was continuing the air raids
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      ACTION VOTE ON SOUTH AFRICA
      504 3 ACTION VOTE ON SOUTH AFRICA Expulsion call is sent to Security Council UNITED NATIONS. Wed THE General Assembly yesterday voted 67 to 16 with 23 abstentions and four absent for a formal request to member states to impose diplomatic and economic sanctions against South Africa and to the Security Council
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      Lock icon More money for U.N.
      70 3 More money for U.N. UNITED NATIONS, Wed.— The acting Secretary-General, U Thant. announced yesterday that he had received further payments of US$5.--000.000 each from Indonesia and the Netherlands towards the costs and commitments of the United Nations In connection with its responsibility regarding West New Guinea. Initial payments of US$l.--000.000
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      Lock icon Seven-mile sounding
      52 3 LONDON. Wed.— The Admiralty announced here yesterday that one of its survey ships has made a depth sounding of just ovei seven miles, believed to be the deepest depth recording ever made. The recording was made by the naval survey ship Cook off the Philippines In the Mindanao
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      Lock icon SOUTH AFRICA: WE STAY PUT IN WORLD BODIES
      93 3 PRETORIA, Wed. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said yesterday South Africa would not allow itself to be driven out from any organisation in which it bad the right to sit. The statement was issued in connection with the premature ending in Tunis
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        17 injured in airliner
        77 3 ROME, Wed. Sophia Loren's husband, Italian film producer Carlo Ponti, and 1C other people were injured when an Alitalia airliner en route to Rome flew into turbulent weather. An Alitalia spokesman said the plane, flying In from Paris with 30 passengers, hit a downdraft at about
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        29 3 PARIS: President de Gaulle scored a victory over his political opponents when the Constitutional Council declared Itself Incompetent to rule on a bid to annul the Oct. 28 referendum.
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        25 3 DETROIT: The automobile Industry had Its greatest month In history during October with a record-shattering sale of 722,886 new model cars In the United States.
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        25 3 TOKYO: Peking Radio, monitored here, claimed that 175 Americans had been killed. 95 wounded and five captured In Bouth Vietnam In th# year ending mid-October
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        25 3 LONDON: The 8.8.C. yesterday announced that Its first elementary English course of 39 short TV films, called "Walter and Connie", was ready for distribution overseas.
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        17 3 SANTO DOMINGO- The Onlted States has transferred to the Domlcan Government Its rocket observation station at Sabana.
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      Lock icon 'Utter disaster' warning by Sir Edgar
      129 3 'Utter disaster' warning by Sir Edgar LONDON. Wed. Sir Edgar Whitehead (above), Prime Minister of Southern Rhodesia, said here last night that an African Government in Southern Rhodesia within the next year would produce a situation worse than the Congo. Sir Edgar, in London for talks with the British Government,
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      Lock icon KILLER'S 'GIFT' FOR NEHRU—A HEAD
      188 3 KILLER'S 'GIFT' FOR NEHRU— A HEAD AGRA (India), Tues. A man who murdered his four-year-old daughter and tried to present her severed head to the Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, was sentenced to death today. Jawahar chopped his daughter's head off. carried it on a flower-garlanded brass plate to a mass
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    Man cleared in CPF case
    470 4 SINGAPORE Wed WITHDREW CONTRIBUTION ON CLAIM HE WAS LEAVING TO SETTLE IN BRITAIN, COURT TOLD EDWARD PATTINSON of Dorset Road withdrew $1,252 from his Central Provident Fund Board contributions by claiming that he was leaving the State "permanently" to settle in Britain. But finding life
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    UAR TEAM ARRIVES TO BOOST TRADE
    307 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Two United Arab Republic Government trade representatives flew into Singapore today for a seven-day visit to "promote trade relations between the two countries." One of them is Mr. Ismail Shafei. chairman and managing director of Misr Company for export and import. The
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    Holiday camp
    21 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Minister for Home Affairs. Mr. One Pang Boon, will open the Kranjl Holiday Camp on Sunday.
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    Wage row: Printing men stop work
    189 4 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. SEVENTEEN workers of the Choon Kee Press in Coleman Street have stopped work to protest against the management's alleged refusal to settle their wage claims. Mr. Ng Soo Siah, general affairs secretary of the Singapore General Printing Workers' Union which represents them,
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    The smiling suicide bid girl
    147 4 The smiling suicide bid girl SINGAPORE. Wed. Pretty Chow Lai King just smiled and remained silent in a Magistrate's Court today when asked why she had tried to take her life. Chow, 23, pleaded guilty before the Ninth Magistrate, Mr. R. B. I. Pates, to a charge of attempted suicide
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    'Free gifts' fraud: Hunt for the swindlers is on
    326 4 'Free gifts' fraud: Hunt for the swindlers is on SINGAPORE, Wednesday. POLICE have started a probe into a swindle using "free gifts" as bait reported to be perpetrated by a gang or gangs of confidence tricksters going from door-to-door in housing estates. All police stations have been asked to check
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      380 4 1 IN AND OUT BY AIR THE following Is today's sche- Hong Kong, Bangkok, Kuala dule of civil aircraft move- Lumpur (TO 405) 7.45 p.m. merits at Paya Lebar airport, BriUsh I'nlted Airways: Prom Singapore- Stanstedt. Istanbul, Bombay ARRIVALS (BR fl62 > r2O ajn BOAC: From London. Zurich, DEPARTt^ES Istanbul,
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    Dr. Goh's 200 scholarships
    239 5 THEY WILL BE OFFERED TO ALL COLOMBO PLAN COUNTRIES AT MELBOURNE TALKS SINGAPORE, Wednesday. 'J'lIK Finance Minister. Dr. Goh Keng Swee, left Singapore today to attend the 14th meeting of the Colombo Plan Consultative Committee in Melbourne, at which he will offer 200 scholarships to all
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    These 'un-national ghosts-ministry won't handle them
    230 5 These 'un-national ghosts-ministry won't handle them KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The "ghosts which have been haunting two schools in Malaya and frightening the pupils are not "national" in character, according to the organiser of Malay schools, Inche Izhab bin Alang Ismail. "They have not haunted any national or national type school
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    Warning on aid to India fund
    180 5 KLANG, Wed. A warning that the harmonious relations between Indians and the Chinese may be damaged by the collection of money for an "Aid India Fund" was given in the town council today. Mr. Goh Keng Hoe <Pandamaran S.F.), speaking during the adjournment, .said:
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    Cigarettes in prison
    58 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. Chua Chwee Ho. 33, of China Street, was caught in the act of throwing a packet of cigarettes to a prisoner in Outram Road prison yesterday. Today in the Ninth Magistrate's court, he was fined $100, or a month's jail, for conveying cigarettes to a
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    Anti-piracy drive
    30 5 SANDAKAN, Wed.— A company of the Ist, Bn.. Queen's Own Highlanders, has arrived from Singapore for operations against the pirates who have been raiding North Borneo's east coast.
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    Electra service
    33 5 JESSELTON.- Wed. The new Electra prop-Jet weekly service of Cathay Pacific Airways between Hon? Kong and Jesselton began on Monday, arriving via Manila at 2.15 p.m. and leaving at 3.30 p.m.
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    Muar Council date
    12 5 MUAR. Wed.— The Town Council will meet on Sunday.
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    TEAM FROM N. BORNEO ARRIVES TO DECIDE ON MALAYSIA
    117 5 TEAM FROM N. BORNEO ARRIVES TO DECIDE ON MALA YSIA KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The vice-president of thr National Pasok Momogun Organisation of North Borneo. Mr. Sedomon Gunsanad (above) said at the airport here today that his party was still undecided on Malaysia. Mr. Sedomon, speaking as leader of a Pasok
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    Timber removal pass lost
    51 5 ALOR STAR. Wed— The Kedah Government announced today that a timber removal pass had been mLshed from the state forest office in Sungei Patani. The public were warned they! should not accept the missing pass, bearing No. *****00. Anyone issued with this pass should notify the
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    Cut in WD jobs a 'bad sign'
    368 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.; The general secj retary of the War De--1 partment Civilian Staff j Association. Mr. S. J. H. Zaidi. said today that the retrenchment of j 900 1 o call y-recruited staff in Singapore wasj "unhappy tidings" for their fellows in
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    TWO ACQUITTED OF MURDER CHARGE
    192 5 CEREMBAN. Wed Mr. Justice Ismail 1 Khan today directed a jury to return a verdict of not guilty on two men jointly charged with murdering an arsenite sprayer, Chong Nai Sat. 28. on April 4 last year at Ayer Kuning South hhone Kok Hong. 30.
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    THOUGHT HOLD-UP WAS A JOKE
    138 5 THOUGHT HOLD-UP WAS A JOKE KUALA LIMPIR. Wed The younger son of a goldsmith told the High Court today that when a five-man Kane, including one armed with a pistol held his elder brother up and said "robbery" he thought it might have been a joke. Loh Wan Soon told
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    Gangsters find haven in a hospital
    140 5 Gangsters find haven in a hospital KUALA LUMPUR Wed. Gangsters, are spending their nights in a Government hos- pital in Circular Road. Last night a thug was found sleeping on the hospital verandah with a kukri under hi^ pillow. I The man. S Kaddiah. 26. was sentenced in the Betsslons
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    Rulers' Conference
    18 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— Th« Conference of Rulers will be held at Istana Negara here on FVidnv
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    Fun "with the Mills
    304 6  -  JACKIE SAM IN SHARP CONTRAST TO' HECTIC ROUND OF APPEARANCES— A FAMILY SONG SESSION by Singapore, Wed IN SHARP contrast to the hectic fourday round of public appearances by the Mills family in Singapore, this group of teenagers and the fabulous family of film stars have
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    Radio orchestra on tour
    54 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Radio Malaya Orchestra will be on tour from Nov. 12 to 28 visiting and playing at Alor Star, Penang, Ipoh, Seremban, Malacca, Batu Pahat, Johore Bahru and Singapore. A Government staierr»»nt today said the proceeds 01 its performances will be donated to
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    Five receive birthday awards
    103 6 Five receive birthday awards J^UALA LUMPUR. Wtt —The Australian High Commissioner to Malaya Mr. T. K. Critchley. today invested five members of the Royal Australian Air Force from Butterworth with the awards conferred on them by Queen Elizabeth in her birthday honours list. The ceremony, held at Mr. CritchJey\s residence
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  • FAIL SAFE
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      As Moscow is wiped out the President acts
      1413 7 The final chapter in the fiction story so gripping it reads like fact TWO American Hbombers missing a call to return to base and successfully defying all Russian attempts to destroy them, are bearing down on Moscow. The U.S. President in his
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    115 8 II Worii Sl» (Minimum) MR. W. JtNIIN Thank* all frianda for th«lr help, inrKlmi of rondolano. vr *atha and att*Ddaocr at tha funeral Ml hrlovrd wtf* Aatnd Hrl»n» MADAM l.nry \Von« Kirn Hr>» wo mi« Mr Y»w sal Patt thanka relative. irr<! friend! for their wreatrm. dona'lona. condolence, and
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    IN MEMORIAM
    33 8 1* Wordt Sl* Minimum i MADAM LAI SUIT CMINC: la vine memonr of our beloved moth.r M pa»ed .way oa a.-11-SI. Oon. it not forgotten. Badly mined by her I .Mr-en
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      An 'Illegal' Line
      622 8 The mows of winter are not I bringing peace to the Himalayas. There is every indication i instead of the conflict spreading, although major operations can be ruled out until the spring. Nor are India's quondam friends helpful. Not even Mr. Nehru could have expected material aid
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      M.C.A. Revival
      351 8 The Central General Assembly of the M.C.A. will meet this Saturday in its most confident mood for a long time. Neither internal quarrels no. electoral reverses figure on the agenda; instead, delegates are being called together, for the first time since independence, to celebrate victory and plan to
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      Kennedy Boom
      304 8 President Kennedy's bold handling of the Cuban crisis j explains why the Democrats have made the best showing in lan off-year election of any party in power since 1934. iwhen "the forgotten man" expressed his opinion of Franklin Roosevelt's first twenty months of office. The Democrats could not
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    1422 8  -  ROBERT STEPHENS Living with the balance of terror... the awful portents for the whole world by" LONDON. Wednesday LIKE all great dramas, the Cuban crisis has made its impact chiefly by the sudden and intense illumination of the commonplace. It has been a
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      A grilling on board
      283 8 MR. DR. Seemva&agam was surprised and shocked to learn that the Singapore immigration authorities are "practising racialism" In contrast with the Prime Minister of the Federation of Malaya who is a severe critic of the apartheid policy of South Africa. On the last ship I travelled
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      Dispute at printers
      222 8 UNDER the headline "Leftwlng printers hit by leftist work to rule." (S.T. Nov. 1), there appeared a news item about a trade dispute between ourselves and some of our employees. Although the body of the report ls a factual statement. It appears to us that the headline
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      Pay delays
      104 8 I CANNOT understand why the Ministry of Education takes such a long time to pay the allowances of adult education teachers. It could be understood if the delay was about a month as there are registers to check and vouchers, to prepare. But a delay of four months
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      Cracker joy
      75 8 I7ED-UP" was quick to F complain about the nuisance caused by children firing crackers during Deepavali. I wonder if he was as quick to complain about the nuisance at Christmas or Chinese New Year or during any other festival? We must try to be liberal and understanding and
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    Jockey punched me at car rally, says
    325 9 Jockey punched me at car rally, says PENANG. Wed.- Jockey Chris Dragon threw a punch at a policeman after refusing to obey an order at a motor rally, a magistrates court was told today, lie struggled with me. and we both rolled down a slope." Constable Bakhtiar bin Sudin testified
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    Unrest: 'Blame the British'
    360 9  -  LIM SIANG They let labour and boss slug it out: We need a better way, says Goh By SINGAPORE. Wednesday r P H E Minister of A Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee. last night put the blame for Singapore's industrial unrest squarely on a British legacy,
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    BARISAN: PLACE OF CAPITAL
    312 9 MR. LIM Shee Ping, of tne Barisan So- sialis, one of the speakers at the forum, said that his party believed that private capital must be allow--1 ed to perform its legi- timate role in SingaI pore's industrialisation. But, he warned, his party would not permit
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    Jedi plans December flight to Britain for arms
    244 9 Jedi plans December flight to Britain for arms KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Pi f teen-year-old grenade vtftim, Mohamed Jedi bin Ya'acob, for whose welfare the Malayan public has given a total of $32,044. will leave here for London early next month to be fitted with artificial limbs The Public Trustee. Mr.
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    $5,000 fine for smuggler
    44 9 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A fisherman. Teo Say Lee. 44. arrested this morning with 230 lbs of dutiable cigaretes and tobacco in his boat. was fined $5,000. or 10 months' jail, in a magistrate's court later in the afternoon. He pleaded guilty.
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    New $20 gift
    36 9 SINGAPORE. .Wed. Th» Straits Times today receiveu $20 from Mr. Yeo Wee JUat for tht San children whose father was killed in an accident, bringing the Singapore tola! of their fund to 91.631.--50.
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    A TEAM IN SEARCH OF EXPORT MARKETS
    115 9 A TEAM IN SEARCH OF EXPORT MARKETS DENANG, Wed. A flve-member Indian mission arrived here from Bangkok today for an 18-day trade promotion tour of the Federation and Singapore. The team was sent by the Government-sponsored Indian Engineering Export Promotion Council on a South East Asian tour to seek export
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    A $150,000 pay-out
    47 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Malayan Breweries Ltd. paid out about $150,000 In annual bonus to some 650 workers last Friday. This followed an agreement between the company and the Singapore General Employees' Union. Th firm's secretary. Mr. J. D. H Nelll. confirmed the payment today.
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    Crown Counsel Kandiah
    54 9 STNOAPORE. Wrd. The Second Criminal District Judge. Mr. Sathl V. Kandiah. will return to the State AdvocateGeneral's chambers on Monday as Crown Counsel and DJ».P. He first became a d.p.p when he entered Government service exactly three, years ago Since then, he has also served as a
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    Visit by doctor
    36 9 SINOAPORK. Wed.— Dr. K 8. Richardson, honorary obstetrician and gynaecologist to the Royal Hospital for Women in Sydney and clinical lecturer in obstetrics to the University of Sydney, will viMt Singapore next week.
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    TENGKU'S NIECE ADMIRES GIFTS FOR WEDDING
    125 9 TENGKU'S NIECE ADMIRES GIFTS FOR WEDDING KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The henna-staining ceremony of the wedding of Kharifuh Maheran binte Syed Kassim. niece of Tengku Abdul Rahman, and Syed Rosli bin Abu Rakar was performed at the Residency tonight. Syed Rosli is an Assistant State Secretary in Kuala Trengganu. Tomorrow the
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    Threat to teachers' inquiry begins
    164 9 Threat to teachers' inquiry begins KUANTAN, Wed. An official of the P a h a n g Education Department left here today for Rompin to inve s t i gate complaints by feaehers of the Leban Chondong Malay school there that they had been threatened with assault by villagersOne of
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    Road death jail sentence cut
    281 9 Road death jail sentence cut SINGAPORE, Wed.— An engineer, Bruce Bradley Gould. 29. who was sentenced by a Criminal District Court to 12 months' jail on a charge of causing death by a negligent act, had his sentence reduced to three months on appeal in the Hieh Court today. I
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    $10,825 in fund
    28 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The In- i dian Defence Fund m Singapore how stan< s at $10,835. The Indian High Commission here received contributions totalling 91.413 today.
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    NO NEW GOLDEN VOICES ON THE PHONES
    248 9 I£UALA LUMPUR. Wed The Telecommunications Department will not rerruit any more "hello girls" in view of the growing number of automaticexchanges A spokesman of the de ?i a n rim c "L sald the Mdrtini 118 golden voices' and 52 male operators will
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    Divorce for tester
    72 9 SINGAPORE. Wed— Henry Desmond Woodford. a traffic police driving tester, was granted a decree nisi by the Chief Justice. Sir Alan Rose, in the High Court today dissolving his 15-year marriage with Evelyn Beatrice Woodfoid on the ground of adultery. The decree is to be made absolute
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      444 9 RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SHORT WAVE SERVICE SERVICE: 41.7 metres 41 metres AM. u.OO Time Signal. Nega- MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE ra-ku. News Headlines; 6.06 476 metres Morning Melodies: 7.00 Render- A.M. 6.00 Good Mornum; 6.01 vous With Music; 7.30 Time Slg- Morning Prelude; 7.00 The lml. News; 7.35
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    Police want criminology school for battle with crime
    172 10 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Police Force has called for the establishment of a school of criminology in Malaysia to help fight crime. An editorial In the latest issue of the Police Magazine, a quarterly organ of the force, has suggested that universities
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    MASTER OF SHIP IS FOUND GUILTY
    357 10 Judge: 'Difficult to believe company was unaware of heavy drinking' SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE master of the Perlis, Capt. Andrew Laythorpe, who ran his ship aground "while under the influence of alcohol," was today fourd guilty of misconduct by a court of inquiry. The court
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    Lock icon Stockpile tin: Council's meeting
    147 10 Stockpile tin: Council's meeting LONDON, Wed. United States releases of stockpile tin were understood to be the main subject discussed when the International Tin Council resumed in London yesterday its meeting adjourned on Aug. 16. The council la Known to be very concerned at the possible effect of these releases
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    Lock icon Civil aviation conference in Hong Kong
    75 10 Civil aviation conference in Hong Kong HONG KONG. Wed. The South-East Asian Civil Aviation Conference opened here today with 12 countries in South-East Asia and the South Pacific represented. Civil aviation directors of the Philippines. Australia, Malaya, Singapore. Borneo, South Vietnam, Formosa. Pakistan. Japan, Laos. Indonesia and Hong Kong and
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    Royal portraits
    33 10 KOTA BHARU. Wed.— Portraits of the Raja Perempuan of Kelantan will soon be distributed to the public to be displayed beside portraits of the Sultan which were Issued a year ago.
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    6 schools pick the same day
    51 10 PENANG, Wed.— At least six national schools In Penan? will bej holding their parents day this year| on Nov. 25. The schools Chowrasta, Jelutoiv.. Kampong Jawa, Perak Road,! Aver Itam and Batu Ferrlnghi will also stage arts and handicrafts exhibitions on the same day.
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    Lock icon RAF PULLING OUT OF THAILAND
    153 10 BANGKOK, Wed. The Royal Air Force contingent stationed in the northern city of Chiengmai will return to its Singapore base by the middle of this month, a British Embassy spokesman said today. The RAJ. unit of 10 Hawker Hunters arrived in Thailand last May with
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    Lock icon ASA express runs again
    57 10 BANGKOK. Wed. The Southern Express and ASA Express reswneu normal service to Malaya today, the Royal State Railway announced. The railway service has been discontinued since Oct. 26 after the track suffered heavy storm damage. The service was partially resumed last week with passengers bring forced
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    Murderer of miner loses fight for life
    110 10 Murderer of miner loses fight for life IPOH. Wed— Lee Foolt Sam, 40, a tailor from Malacca, convicted of the murder of millionaire tin miner and philanthropist Mr. Foo Yet Kai by thr lpoh Rtgh Court last December, has lost the final round in his battle to avoid the gallows.
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    Mother in infanticide case begs for mercy
    142 10 Mother in infanticide case begs for mercy A LOR STAR, Wed. mother, accused of infanticide, sobbed and asked for forgiveness when her case came up for revision in the Kedah Assize Court dayHallmah blnte Sarah, 38 had been acquitted in the Baling Magistrate's Court of murdering her new-born baby The
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    Brunei ferry on Wednesdays
    41 10 BRUNEI, Wed. The Tuesday ferry service between Brunei iind Labuan has been changed to Wednesday because of the closure ot Brunei airport to alrcnft of Viscount size and larger, which now operate at Labuan for Brunei passengers.
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      743 11 T- PUBLIC APPOINTMENT KELANTAN GOVERNMENT Public Appointment Applications are Invited from Federal Citizens and officers serving in other Scheme of Service In the Drainage Si Irrigation Depart- I ment for appointment as Junior I Technicians (Division III) in the Drainage Irrigation Department Kelantan on the salary scale of $85 x
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      552 11 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA LIBRARY Applications are Invited for th« following posts in the Library:— (a) Librarian: One post. Candidates should preferably be University graduates who have recognised library qualifications and considerable experience in university librarianship. Salary offered depends on qualifications and experience and may be made at any
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      788 11 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT KING EDWARD VII SCHOOL TAIPING There are vacancies at this school for graduate and nongraduate teachers to teach all subjects from Form VI level down to Form I level during the academic year 1963. The school is set In park-Uke grounds near the famous lake gardens and within
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      722 11 TENDERS JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK TENDERS for the Supply and Delivery of Pipes, Valves and Specials of Classes C and D for Jabatan Kerja Raya, Taiping, will be received at the offlce of the Jurutera Negert, Perak, Ipoh up to 3.00 p.m. on 21st December, 1962 from Contractors is Classes
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      411 12 Naval Base Singers to stage operetta (JILBERT and Sul livan's w ork, "The Pirates of Penzance," which audiences have been enjoying over and over again for the past 73 years, will be presented in Singapore by the Naval Base Singers next week. The operetta will be presented from
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      Lock icon LUREX FOR THE PARTY SEASON
      72 12 LUREX FOR THE PARTY SEASON 0 Slim as a pencil this oyster fibrene and platinum gold lurex dress is a guaranteed eye-catcher for the coming party season. This is a Faiman Fashions creation but you could have a lovely copy of this from the glittering materials available here. The sheath
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      HOUSEHOLD HINTS
      96 12 powder will clean glass table tops or mirrors most effectively. Sprinkle a little of the powder over the surface to be cleaned and rub it with a soft cloth. Then polish it up and the result will be smooth and even. You will get a better shine on
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      Jet jewellery is back in fashion
      358 12 IN the search for something new among the old, dress designers and jewellers have rediscovered jet. that shiny, black substance that was so popular years ago. The difference .now is that today women are wearing jet beads, earrings and ornaments to match the new
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      315 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. Dean, lost in hesitation, could 8. Evil-thinker with sick head become lovable (6>. get* almost shrewish i»). 8 Gets quantity of stamp inter--10. Confusion of nun that is the (4) result of boredom abroad (5). 14 "P 0 Imv Cordelia, 11. -Showed like a stubble-land
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    126 14 MELBOURNE, Wed. |£EY STOCKS led a general up- ward trend. Moves were small but the firmness was wide-spread. Oils which mostly lost ground slightly were featured by a rise of 6d. In Ampol Exploration on news oi another new well started. Mount Isa closed lower, but most other
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    9 14 Rlverriew Rubber produced 222.000 lb. In October.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    148 14 Nov. 7. Three months. (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) Bunnot den* Dunlops 18 eta. Rothma.na 11 cv. K. Il N. 10 eta. 8. Darby 4id. Gammon 10 cts. C. Storage 4 ld. J. Waugh 14 eta. Bteamsblp 8 eta. M. Brew. 23 eta. Shell 13 eta. Containers 8 eta. 8. Tlraee
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    73 14 rE Metlsysn tucharni B snk s At ••ciatlln made these changes to Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to IlOOt: Selling TT ar OO ready: HoMirx) Guilders tI7J: Oeutsetn Marks ***** Italian Lire *****: Swedish KrwMr 16SJ. On the free axchange market In Hen* Kant, the U.S.
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    TREHDLESS DAY OH MARKET: SHELL HOLDERS GET SCRIP
    562 14 From Our Market Correspondent ANOTHER quiet day was experienced on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, there being no trend hi industrials which were quietly steady. Only a little more business was transacted in tins than was done in rubbers. Shell Refining improved
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 14 Malayan Stock Indices Nov. 6 Nov. 7 Industrials: 189.15 189.15 Tins: 278.85 277.51 robbers: 179.40 179.U0 Jan. 1, 1958 100
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    547 14 POMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: Industrials: Boustead (l,ooo> $17' Hanlops ifi.nOOi F. and N. ords (2.0011) 53.16: Gammon (1.000) f 2 SL, (1,000) 51.67. (5,000) Sl. 6*:
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    Tin price still declines: Rubber steadier again
    370 14 Straits tin price was still falling yesterday •1 when there was a drop of $1.75 to $427 per picul on an estimated offering of 260 tons. In London overnight apart from "carries." tin dealings were modest. However, an underlying steadiness prevailed possibly because,
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    RUBBER PRICES
    223 14 fcjOVEMBER lint traflt rufrbtr bur- er» r.t.b. Hosed at p.m in Sinßapor. ami Ku:.l.< l.urmuir v 1 day fit T»j M-nis pa Ih u| A quarter 01 a c*nt The tonr qU itl and JlitMly easier. S.C.C.R.A. and F M HE prices in cents per 16., yrm.Int. 1
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    80 14 rpHE Federation MinMrr of Finance has fixed theae prices for calculating customs duties for the week beginning on Nov. S. Rubber 81 cents a lb. Copra $450 a ton. Coconut oil S7lO a ton. Palm oil $577.54 a ton. Palm kernels $323.50 a ton. The rate of duties
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 14 November 7. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 79} cents (up a quarter of a cent). TIN: Nfl (down 51.75). Estimated unofficial offering WQ tons (down 5 tons).
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      NATIVE PRINCESS SLAMS RIVALS BY FIVE LENGTHS
      1279 16 RACING with Epsom Jeep ITUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Black Gold, revelling in the heavy going here today, outsmarted a field of top class sprinters over 6f This was Black Gold s third success in heavy going this season. Black Gold was the second leg
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      BIG SWEEP
      43 16 NET POOL $69,870 IST No. *****0 ($31,441) 2ND No. *****7 ($15,720) 3RD No. *****0 7,860) Starters ($982 each): Nos. *****7, *****8, *****4, *****7, *****2, *****6, *****4, *****1. Consolation ($698 each) Nos. *****2, *****0, 2696H4, *****2, *****6, *****4, *****0, *****9, *****5, *****2.
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      Agreement on Foong Cup dates
      121 16 TPOH. Wed. The Badminton Associations of Perak and Penang have agreed to play their Foong Cup match here on Dec. 19-20. During the same time. Selangor will meet Kedah in another north zone match, also at Ipoh. The winners of the two ties will play
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      WALKOVER
      29 16 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Europeans and Eurasians will not be able to field their combined team against Royal Navy in the SAFA Premirr League tomorrow and will concede a walkover.
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        Swedes ready for tour of Asia
        168 16 Swedes ready for tour of Asia STOCKHOLM, Wed. —Sweden's national amateur soccer team are preparing to leave here on Saturday for Tel Aviv on the first leg of their tour of Asia to play 11 matches in six countries, including Malaya. The Swedes will play two matches in Malaya, on
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        Return fight
        74 16 tfgm YORK: Floyd Patterson wants to fight Sonny Liston in a return bout for the world heavyweight boxing championship, said promoter Tom Bolan of Championship Sports Inc. He said that Patterson, beaten by Liston in a first round knockout at Chicago on Sept. 25, was "very anxious for
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        44 16 MUNICH: The International BasketbaJl Federation (FIBA) have withdrawn recognition as world championship of the tournament scheduled to be held in Manila next month. This followed the Philippine Government's second refusal to reconsider its ban on Yugoslavia, a Communist country, from competing in the tournament.
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        56 16 IN BRIEF English soccer results: F.A. Cup first round replays Poole 1 Watford 2: Rochdale 1 York 2 World billiards championship: Bob Marshall cAusn bt Bill Harcourt iNZi 2.344-789: Herb Bettham (Bri bt S. Banerjee (India) 1.578-995 at Perth Boxing: Carlos Ortiz (US, world lightweight champion > outpointed Kazuo Takayam
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      lOC action will make Red China the 'sole winner'
      572 17  -  Norman Siebel I INDONESIA FACES ISOLATION FOR MISGUIDED ACTIONS OVER THE JAKARTA GAMES SPORTSFRONT by by the International Olympic Council against Indonesia for excluding Formosa and Israel from the fourth Asian Games held at Jakarta in August was bound to come
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      10 17 Fancy panties will be banned at Wimbledon from next year.
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      SCHOOLS' ANNUAL MATCH IS OFF
      126 17 SCHOOLS' ANNUAL MATCH IS OFF SINGAPORE, Wed The annual schoolboys international rugger match between Singapore and Malaya, scheduled for next month, is off. This was announced by the Ministry of Education here yesterday. This year's match was to be played in Singapore but the Federation of Malaya Schools Sports Council
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      170 17 Cowdrey to bat lower down JELBOURNE. Wed. For the first time on the tour MCC will have three opening batsmen In their side for the game against an Australian XI which begins here on Friday. As expected Colin Cowdrey will droD down in the order to either four or five,
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      SAAA meeting
      48 17 SINOAPORE. Wed. SAAA will hold an extraordinary general meeting on Nov. 13 to finalise arrangements of Its annual walk. All affiliates and clubs haw been asked to request their members to attend. The meeting may also discuss tlie lAAF letter In connection with the Jakarta Games.
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      Civilian XI
      41 17 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Singapore Civilians team to meet Services in the annual Poppy Day Fund hockey match on the Padang here on Friday will be: Hag; Sarboo. Mehar; Chong Beng, Skinner. Harbhajan; Frida. Kartar. D. Noms. Lingam. de Witt
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        27 17 SOCCER—Cheng Wan (up q-finals: Taiping S Kampar 1; Batang Padang w.o. L. Perak. Cow Gate Cup (Ipoh): Tamil Youngsters v Persekutuan Sukan Kerja Raya, Tapah, postponed (rain).
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        45 17 HOCKEY—Bentong Lge: Sulalman School 3 Teachers 2; Rangers 4 Town Council 1.17 th Gurkha OCLF ko (Malacca): Ist Bn KOYLI 4 20 Field Regt RA 1 S'gor Dlv 2: Survey 3 Municipal 2: Signals 'B 4 Agrlc. College 1: Mercantile Bank 0 Radio Malaya 0.
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        SOCCER
        17 17 STORE JUNIOR CUP: Sukaramai v Alexandra (Geylang). LIM CUP: Kinta Indians v Kilat (CAH grd. Ipoh).
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        24 17 SPORE UIV. Is Schools v Police (RI grd); DIV. S: Schools v RAF Tengah (Tg Katongt; BODCA v Oen. Hospital (St. Georges Rd>.
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        BOXING
        10 17 POPPY DAY MATCH: Royal Navy v RAF (Woodland. Spore).
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      Stars were absent front S'pore trial
      245 17  -  TEOH ENG TATT By SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Rugby trial on the padang here today was a faree but don't blame the SRU for it. For 60 minutes it was klck-and-run stuff, which gave the selectors little or no Indication of form or ability
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      CEYLONESE LUCKY TO SAVE POINT
      251 17 CEYLON S.C. 2 KHALSA 2; Singapore, Wednesday pHAMPIONS Ceylon Sports Club almost beat themselves in today's League Div 1 hockey match against Khalsa at Fairer Park and were lucky to shave points in a 2 2 draw. The Ceylonese were a disjointed team from the
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      Malayan Chinese lose again
      116 17  - Malayan Chinese lose again FRANCIS BOEY By HONG KONG, Wed. The visiting Malayan Chinese soccer team were beaten again in the third and last match of their tour today. After leading 2-1 in the 20th minute, the visitors faded and were beaten 7-4 by a Hong Kong selection. Best forward
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      Success of Recs 'colts' provide a lesson
      352 17  -  ERNEST FRIDA By CINGAPORE, Wed. Ceylon Sports Club, who completed a League and Knockout hockey "double" last year, are facing a serious challenge from the Singapore Recreation Club in the League this year. Both clubs have unbeaten records so far this season and
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      SHA Board to hear case
      38 17 SINGAPORE. Wtd. The BHA disciplinary board will meet tomorrow to hear the case of a Khalsa player who was Involved in an incident during last week's league division one match against Indian Association.
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    UN condemns N-arms tests
    580 18 GENERAL ASSEMBLY ASKS THAT THEY CEASE BY JAN. 1 AT LATEST: 75 NATIONS JOIN IN THE CALL UNITED NATIONS, Wed 'J'HE General Assembly yesterday condemned all nuclear weapons tests and asked that they cease by Jan. 1 at the latest. Seventy-five nations joined in the call,
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    35 18 QUEEN Elizabeth talks with American stars Bob Hope and Sophie Tucker after the Royal variety performance at the London Palladium. The Queen had attended the show with the Duke of Edinburgh. Reuter photo.
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    34 18 RECEIVED CABLE I rom (Vylon of tin ,i,.ith of Mrs. KandiHh. mother of M. Vauam, ivtalinx Java. KraDdmotruT of Siruwm. S.ria Brunei. FnUkriMinnn. Police. Mahir. I irh.imlr.i :in<l JegatheHan 6 Mrrrvn Road Slnicaporc.
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    MISSING MAN ON 'HOLIDAY'
    105 18 MISSING MAN ON 'HOLIDAY' SINGAPORE, Wed. Missing for 22 days, Tay Yam Chong, 21, son of a pork dealer returned to his Tembeling Road home yesterday. They called at the C.I.D. in Robinson Road to report that he had been holidaying in the Federation. A police spokesman this evening said:
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    Festival items
    85 18 SINGAPORE, Wed. The programme for the Ministry of Culture's Cultural Festival tomorrow is: Victoria Theatre: Pins Sheh's four excerpts of Peking Opera; Cultural Centre Stage Club's "The Wrong Side of the Park." In conjunction vith the Festival. Radio Singapore will broadcast "The Story of the Malay Dance" over
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    Water cut-off
    26 18 SINGAPORE, Wed. Water will be cut off In Ridout Road from houses Nos. 26 to 36 on Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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    NON-MUSLIM ACCUSED OF ABETTING KHALWAT
    170 18 KOTA BAHRI. Wed. A non Muslim Indian from Singapore, arrested together with a dumb, 30-year-old Malay woman during a police raid on hotels here last night, was today charged in the Magistrate's Court with abetting "khalwat" (close proximity). Kunjoo Barathan. 31, of Swaine Road. Singapore,
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    LONDON STOCKS
    326 18 LONDON, Wed.—There was no further response to the Chancellor of the Exchequer's tax concessions In the stock markets today. Generally quiet conditions prevailed and no definite trend established. Investors were cautious In view of current labour uncertainties. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty were:
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    Lock icon Ceylon's Minister of Finance resigns
    113 18 Ceylon's Minister of Finance resigns /COLOMBO, Wed. Dr. \j Charles De Silva gave up his Finance portfolio last night, less than 36 hours after Mr. Felix Bandaranaike returned to the Cabinet as Minister without Portfolio. Dr. De Silva became Minister of Finance last August when Mr. Bandaranaike resigned because the
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    Calligraphy prizes
    24 18 SINGAPORE, Wed. The prizes of the 10th annual calligraphy contest will be presented at the Chinese Young Men's Christian Association on Saturday.
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    Fong warns of 'bosses who talk tough'
    264 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. Tough talking bosses, coupled with "disruptive activities of PAP politicians in the trade union field." were bound to cause more dissatisfaction and discontent among the workers in Singapore. Mr. Fong Swee Suan said today. "It is clear that the Government would
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