The Straits Times, 22 November 1962

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    22 1 aviiiau uaii v < rum ii:i> sale r.\rr.i:ns 100.000 The Straits Times He**" Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    Lock icon NEHRU WAITS
    991 1 Details of ceasefire wanted Angry MPs urge Govt. to reject plan SINGAPORE, Wad. Three R.A.F. Hastings let* here today for Calcutta with military supplies believed to be mainly small arms and ammunition. 'We won't be trapped in a false agreement' NEW DELHI, Wednesday ANGRY Members of Parliament demanded
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    Reds smash Indian —line
    80 1 Reds smash Indian line YEW DELHI, Wed. Chinese troops broke through the Indian defences on the Bomdila-Tezpur Road in the Northeast Frontier Agency today and were re*ported within only a few miles of the Assam Valley. They are moving towaitls the village of Foothills on the BomdilaTezpur Road. Sporadic fighting
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    Lock icon GEN. KAUL GETS OUT OF TRAP
    72 1 NEW DELHI. Wed.— General B. B. Kaul. Corps Commander on the North-East Frontier, returned safely to his headquarters on Monday night after being trapped behind the Chinese ad ance. according to reports reaching here today. Gen. Kaul was caught somewhere between Bomdila—which fell to
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    Lock icon Top Indian Reds held
    38 1 BOMBAY. Wed.— More than l.'iO Indian Communists, including some top leaders, were arrested this morning in ->rv«-rai parts of India under the Defence of India Regulations, according to reports from various state capitals. Reuter.
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    Happy Tengku home from Borneo
    676 1 Happy Tengku home from Borneo THEY WAVED TO ME, THEN REMEMBERED THEY HAD TO JEER... KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A jubilant Tengku Abdul Rahman arrived home by air tonight after a five-day tour of the Borneo territories and said that all the people there were for Malaysia except "the redhot Communists."
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    Lock icon Stamp feud comes to an end
    109 1 Stamp feud comes to an end W/IASHINGTON, Wed.— The fT U.S. Post Office has ended a feud with a stamp collector, Mr. Leonard Sherman, by giving him a sworn statement that 50 stamps he owns are "unintentional" misprints. Mr. Sherman bought an unbroken sheet of 50 Dag Hammarskjoeld commemorative four-cent
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    Lock icon Plot to blow up bridges
    63 1 BROWNSVILLE, Texas) Wed. Mexican Army authorities have smashed a plot by pro-Castro Cubans to blow up two bridges spanning the Rio Grande River between the U.S. and Mexico, a U.S. immigration service officer said yesterday. He said 10 men were arrested last night In Matamoros,
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    Korea Reds get a warning
    52 1 PANMUNJOM. Wed. The United Nations Command today accused the North Korean Communists of "provocative" machinegun attacks on U.N.C. patrol boats in the Han river estuary early this month and in late October, and warned the Communists that such "hostile acts seriously endanger the peace in
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    Lawyer is found dead in cabin
    50 1 LONDON. Wed. A Singapore solicitor. Mr. J. L. P. Harris, aged 45. was found dead in his cabin on board the Benrinnes at Liverpool yesterday. Police took away a letter. Mr. Harris, a partner of Braddell Bros.. Singapore, was on his way to Scotland.
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    GOOD NEWS—RAZAK
    53 1 GOOD NEWS— RAZAK Xl ALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Acting Prime Minister, Tan Abdul Razak, today described as "food news" the ceasefire announcement by China. In a statement he said: "If both India and China could agree to olve the border dispute by negotiation, it would be food for the peace
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    Lock icon BLOCKADE LIFTED
    375 1 Moscow ends state of alert, returns forces to normal activity WASHINGTON, Wednesday. U.S. Defence Secretary, Mr. Robert McNamara, last night ordered the naval blockade of Cuba to be lifted immediately and the fleet to return to normal operations. Mr. Kennedy specifically noted that this was Thanksgiving Week and
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    Lock icon Boat fires on plane
    54 1 HAVANA, Wed. A small gunboat in Havana Bay yesterday opened fire on a twinengined aircraft that flew low over the western Havana suburb of Marianco, an eyewitness reported. He said the aircraft, believed to be American, continued flying out to sea apparently unscathed while shells fell
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    Lock icon Kilmuir accepts
    21 1 LONDON. Wed. The Earl of KOmujr. former Lord Chancellor has accepted the chairmanship of the £5.*****0 Thomson Foundation. Reuter.
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    CHIEFTAINS FLY IN FOR A TOUR
    68 1 SINGAPORE. Wed. A party of 14 Baram chieftains and a Chinese headman from Sarawak flew into Singapore tonight for a two-week goodwill tour of the Federation at the invitation of the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman. They were led by Mr. G. W. Geikie,
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    Lock icon Indo-Soviet pact
    25 1 NEW DELHI. Wed. India and the Soviet Union yesterday signed a new agreement to augment the shipping service between the two countries. Reuter.
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    Held: A Rakyat official and a unionist
    194 1 Held: A Rakyat official and a unionist ITUALA LUMPUR, IV Wed. Selangor police have arrested a Party Rakyat and a trade unionist for alleged subversive activities. The swoop was carried out on Monday evening Arrested are: Siew Ching Swee. alias Slew Fook Hoi, secretary of the Party Rakyat, Brickfields Branch,
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    STOP PRESS
    8 1 US TRANSPORT PLANES FOR INDIA W
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      Lock icon Brigitte and No. 2 part
      200 2 ATTEMPT TO RECONCILE FILM STARS F.AILS PARIS. Wed. Film star Brigitte Bardot and her actor husband Jacques Charrier are seeking a divorce, justice sources said yesterday. A reconciliation attempt, first legal step in French divorce proceedings, failed Then the couple appeared before a judge in
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      Guam to get US food
      36 2 SAN FRANCISCO. Wed— The U S Department of Agriculture Is preparing to airlift and ship by sea 13.5 tons of food to typhoonwrecked Guam Island, it was announced here yesterday.— U.P.l.
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      Lock icon Thailand: Wipe out inequality in world law
      199 2 UNITED NATIONS. W e d.— Thailand said yesterday that domination of Asian and African peoples is deep rooted in international law and should be eliminated once and for all. Mr. Sompong Sucharitkul of Thailand appealed for freedom from prejudice and abolition of Inequalities
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      Lock icon Debate goes on
      35 2 MOSCOW, Wed. The central committee of the Soviet Communist Party met today in plenary session for a third day of debate on the economic development of the Soviet Union. Tass reported Reuter
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      MAC IN CLASH OVER 'OUTSIDE JOBS' FOR EX-MINISTERS
      204 2 LONDON. Wed MR. Macmillan clashed angrily yesterday with Labour MPs when he defended the practice of cabinet ministers moving from the Government to paiti jobs in industry Labour MPs raised the matter in the House of Commons at question time after it
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      Soviet crooks take $183 m from state
      352 2 Soviet crooks take $183 m from state MOSCOW, Wed—Premier Khrushchev has disclosed that more than US$6l ($183) million in cash and materials were embezzled from the state in the first half of this year. Some leading officials who are also Communist Party members have been involved In bribery, he said.
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      Jack bans house discrimination
      183 2 WASHINGTON, Wednesday. PRESIDENT Kennedy yesterday signed a long- awaited executive order prohibiting racial and religious discrimination In housing built wth Government grants, loans, mortgage insurance or guarantees. Mr. Kennedy said his housing order will go into immediate effect. Asked why he took so long to sign
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      MAC 'NO' TO MARKET REFERENDUM
      97 2 MAC 'NO' TO MARKET REFERENDUM LONDON, Wed.— The Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Macmillan, yesterday turned down a suggestion that a national referendum be held to decide whether Britain should Join the Common Market. He told the House of Commons that Britain should keep to the agreed procedure of letting the
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      Lock icon Trade concessions
      24 2 CANBERRA. Wed.— Australia la prepared to give Japan Important concessions in a new AustralianJapanese trade agreement. accordIng to usually reliable sources. Reuter.
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      – Quick look round
      129 3 Quick look round SAN DIECO: Clara Langhorne Clement Samossoud, latt living child of Mark Twain, died here. She was 88. LONDON. Wed. Queer Elizabeth and Prince Phi lip marked their 15th wedding anniversary yesterday on different sides of the world. The Queen spent part of the morning holding an investiture
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      Lock icon Strike threat to missile tests
      54 3 SAN FRANCISCO. Wed. Trade union leaders have called for a strike at the Lockheed Aircraft Co. next week which could seriously affect the U.S. missile test programme. The International Association of Machinists said the strike called for Nov. 28 would affect installations from Hawaii to
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      Lock icon 3 out of 4 can't write
      68 3 YEW DELHI, Wed.— As many as 335 million of India's total population do not know how to read or write. This was revealed by the Census Commissioner, Mr. A. K. Mltra, who announced recently the final total of the 1961 census as 439,235,--082. including
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      Lock icon GOLD GIFT TO NEHRU FOR WAR ON REDS
      75 3 MR. NEHRU receives donations of gold coins and jewellery in New Delhi on the occasion of his 73rd birthday. The donations were given to the Prime Minister for the Indian War Fund, for which he has appealed to all Indians to sacrifice
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      Lock icon Actor flees to British protectorate
      101 3 Actor flees to British protectorate JOHANNESBURG, Wed— Mr. Cecil Williams. Englishborn actor-producer placed under house arrest for 12 hours a day here recently, has fled to the neighbouring British protectorate of Bechuanaland. He arrived at the small town of Lobasti carrying a British passport and was due to leave by
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      Cat burglars at embassy
      44 3 PARIS. Wed. Burglars have broken into the Philippine Embassy here but left without taking anything. Police said the thieves entered the sixth floor offices by a window. An unopened strongbox was found in the hall outside the embassy office.— UP.l.
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      Lock icon THE 'BLACK BOX': NO MAGIC IN IT, SA YS BRITAIN
      285 3 THE 'BLACK BOX': NO MAGIC IN IT, SA YS BRITAIN pENEVA, Wed. Mr. Joseph Godber, Britain's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, rejected yesterday the idea of "black boxes" to identify nuclear tests as a "magic solution." Soviet scientists have suggested that small "black box" portable receiving seismographs might be
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      U.N. urges worldwide monitoring system
      113 3 ITNITED NATIONS, Wed. U The General Assembly voted yesterday to promote a worldwide monitoring system for radioactive fallout "at the earliest possible date." The decision was taken over Soviet objections. The vote was 85 to 0. with the 11 Communist nations abstaining. The monitoring system
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      Lock icon ADENAUER MEN CLEAR DECKS FOR CABINET RESHUFFLE
      255 3 BONN, Wed. The entire West German Cabinet is now ready to resign to give the Chancellor. Dr. Konrad Adenauer, a free hand in reshuffling his Government. A Christia Democrat Party spokesman said the Christian Democrat Ministers in the Government had told the Phancel'or
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      Lock icon Visitors from Niger
      23 3 SAIGON Wed. A tljree-tnan delegation from Niger was received by President Ngo EHnh Diem yesterday at Ola Long Palace. UP.I.
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      Lock icon Test ban treaty — 'only last step remains'
      112 3 Test ban treaty 'only last step remains' MOSCOW, Wed.— An article in iTI the Soviet Government newspaper, Izvestia, said yesterday that only the last, but decisive, steps were needed to reach an agreement on the prohibition of nuclear tests. The article, by Vikenti Matveyev and quoted by the Soviet Tass
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      Lock icon Call for urgent bid to curb arms race
      389 3 NEW YORK, Wed.— Mr. Dean Rusk, U.S. Secretary of State, caller on the Soviet Union yesterday to cooperate at Geneva next week in an "urgent and earnest effort to bring the arms race under control." Mr. Rusk, who was addressing a luncheon
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      Lock icon Ex-Minister gets six years
      53 3 Religious Affairs Minister. Mr. Wahib, who was relieved of his post in a Cabinet reshuffle in March, was jailed today for six years for violation of currency regulations. A special district court, which tried Wahib, also fined him 5 million rupiahs and confiscated four cars and
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    Operation might have saved man's life: Doctor
    426 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. I A PRIVATE practitioner, Dr. B.R. Mukherjee told a Singapore inquest today that a labourer, who died five hours after being sent home to rest by the General Hospital's outpatient department might have been saved if an operation had been performed.
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    STABBED OVER SPILT BOWL OF SOUP
    240 5 CINGAPORE, Wed. A shipping assistant, Choo Cheng Leong, 25, told a Singapore court today how he was slashed in the back with a knife when he went to drink sugar-cane water in Cecil Street. In the dock stood Chua Ah Lai. 22, a lorry
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    Power cut areas
    90 5 Power cut areas SINGAPORE. Wed. To enable an urgent 22.000 volts sub-station extension at Siglap. supplies to consumers In the following areas will be Interrupted between 11.00 p.m. on Friday and 2 00 p.m. on Saturday: Jalan Kembangan; Lengkong Satu. Dua, Tiga; Pachltan Satu, Dua. Tiga; Jalan Pachitan; Jalan Masjid;
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    'Cordial' Air India wage talks
    196 5 SINGAPORE. Wed ■REPRESENTATIVES of li Air India Ltd., and the Malayan Airways Qantas Empire Local EmployeesUnion, representing the airline's 33 employees, today concluded the third round of their wage talks in an effort to arrive at an "amicable agreement." The talks began on Monday following
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    MURDER TRIAL: TWO ARE FREED
    276 5 MURDER TRIAL: TWO ARE FREED JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Two young men walked out of the Assize Court here this afternoon free men, after they were acquitted by the Judge, Mr. Justice Ali Hassan, of a charge of murder In furtherance of a common intention. After a three-day trial the seven-man
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    Centre opening
    30 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Lee Khoon Choy. the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Education, will declare open the Sungei Kudut village community centre on Priday at 6.30 p.m.
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    GANGS POCKET VILLAGERS' RADIO LICENCE FEES
    104 5 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Police today warned the public against a gang who have been illegally collecting radio licence fees in the Bukit Timah rural area. The new Police Secretary, Mr. T. Chelllah said today that the gang had frightened the villagers by telling them that
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    CAPITAL: LEE SEEKS (SANE — WAY OUT9—
    239 5 CAPITAL: LEE SEEKS SANE WAY OUT 9 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. SINGAPORE'S Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said recently that Malaysia cannot be left on the basis of "come, more free capital on no terms," and that he and his colleagues hope to find a sane, rational, sensible way out, after
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    Study grant offers from Nigeria
    110 5 Study grant offers from Nigeria SINGAPORE. Wed. The Government of Nigeria is offering post graduate scholarships under the Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan tenable at the University College. Ibadan. from October next year. The scholarships are for post-graduate study or research extending over a period of two academic years, but
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    Concert at varsity
    30 5 SINGAPORE Wrd. The University o: Singapore Musjc Socieiv v.ill hold a concert "Evening ol Music and BaUet." at (he univervtyj. Bulcit Timah Campus tomorrow at 8.30 pan.
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      402 5 HPHE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: From London, Zurich. Istanbul. Beirut, Bagdad, Karachi. Calcutta (BA 940) 5.55 a.m.; from Tokyo. Hong Kong (BA 963) 5.25 p.m. (juntas: Prom Sydney. Brisbane (QF 735) 7.15 p.m.; trom London. Selve. Damascus, Karachi.
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    Youth JUST FREED FROM JAIL beaten to death
    206 6 Youth JUST FREED FROM JAIL beaten to death MALACCA. Wed. —A youth recently discharged from jail after serving one year for attempted extortion was beaten and knifed to death in a house here last night. People saw him run into the house, in Heeren Street. chased by six or seven
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    Liquor man fined $100
    42 6 IPOH. Wed.— Tan Cheng Hock. 32. was fined $100 here today for Illegal possession of half-a gallon of intoxicating liquor on which $15 excise duty had not- been paid. His bicycle on which he carried liquor was confiscated.
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    More US tourists due
    50 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. More American tourists arc likely to visit Singapore from next year when BOAC begins its monthly "Heart of the Orient" tours from the I nitcd States in January. Countries in the three-\v(M-k low-cost Far East tour are JaDan, Hone Kong. Bangkok, Manila and Formosa.
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    NOW CHEQUES TAKE LONGER TO BOUNCE
    196 6 NOW CHEQUES TAKE LONGER TO BOUNCE KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. F|ISHONOURED cheques take longer to "bounce" under a new arrangement for dealing with them introduced by the Exchange Banks Associa- tion. From now, cheques may be dishonoured and returned up to 3.30 p.m. on the day after presentation on weekdays and
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    Library in memory of mission teacher
    167 6 Library in memory of mission teacher KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Wesley Methodist Church Is establishing a library in its parish house In memory of Mrs. Nora Peach, a former missionary In Malaya, who died in the United States earlier this year. Gifts for the library are being made by Mrs.
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    Re-organisation plan
    24 6 PENANG. Wed. The Penan* branch of the National Union of Tc;k hiTs has- drawn up plans to re-oi-Riinise and strengthen the branch.
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    Manila talks on Borneo —claim—
    110 6 Manila talks on Borneo —claim— MANILA. Wed.—President Macapagal said today he discussed with President Soekarno the Philippine claim to North Borneo. He was speaking to reporters after seeing off the Indonesian head of state who had made a three-hour stopover here on his way home from Japan. "In general, on
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    Police changes
    35 6 IPOH. Wed.— The Chief Police Officer of Perak, Mr. J R. H Burns, left here today on long leave. He is succeeded by Senior District Commissioner. Inche Merican bin Satan, formerly CPO, Pahanc
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    Sultan visits a Sultan
    50 6 KUALA KANGSAR. Wed. The Sultan and Sultana of Kedah visited the Sultan of Perak at the Istana here yesterday. The Sultan of Perak suffered a partial stroke on Oct. 22 and is reported to be recovering. The royal couple were with the Sultan for about half-an-hour.
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    Mr. R opposes varsity college bricks fund
    287 6 PENANG. Wad I*HE leader of the opposition in the Penang Legislative Assembly, Mr. D. Ramanathan, said today he was "totally opposed" to the idea of starting a bricks fund for the proposed Penang University College. "This would seem like setting a new principle
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    Three youths accused of armed robbery
    82 6 IPOH. Wed.— Three youths were allowed $2,000 bail each by the magistrate's court here today when they pleaded not guilty to armed robbery. They were charged with robbing Cheah Yew Cheong of $17, a transistor radio, an alarm clock, two torchlights, f;nd a hunting
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    Snatch thief is jailed
    62 6 Snatch thief is jailed SINGAPORE. Wed. Chia Ouan Eng, 22, who snatched a hand-bag containing $8.50 and articles worth $23 in a lane off Stamford Road last night, was jailed for six months today. Chia pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing the bag from Miss Lee Lai Meng, whose
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    Lock icon Zaiton's hope for an Asian market
    530 6 Zaiton's hope for an Asian market MANILA, Wed. jyjALAYA'S ambassador to the Philippines, Inche Zaiton Ibrahim, said the Association of South-East Asia had shown great promise as the beginning of a common market in this region. i 1 "This is the beginning." he said in an interview. "We've got to
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    Court is told about armed hold-up
    236 6 PENANG, Wed. —An engineer, Victor Robert Mayes, today described in court how he and a girl friend, Lean Meow Yin, a stenographer, were held up by four armed and masked robbers at Guillemard Reservoir, on the evening of Aug- 10. "They forced us out
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    HOUSEWIFE SHOT IN THE LEG WHILE COOKING
    82 6 BUTTERWORTH. Wed. A housewife, Boey Gun Tai. 38. was accidentally shot in the leg in her house in Heng Choon Thian Road yesterday. She told police she was in her kitchen cookinc when she heard a gunshot. Boey felt a pain and found
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    Lock icon ECONOMIC BLOC A 'GOOD IDEA' HE SAYS
    241 6 MANILA, Wed. The Malayan Sivrctary of Commerce and Industry. Raja Mohar bin Raja Badiozaman yesterday described as "a good" idea" the proposed formation of an Asian Economic Bloc. "But we need more clarification of details and a study of its consequences to maiie
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    THE MOMENTOUS GATHERING AT TRENT IN 16TH CENTURY
    1621 7 Church council that lasted through 18 years of bitter rows and disruptions WITH their faith facing the massive assault of Communism throughout the world, Christians of every denomination are watching intently the deliberations of the Ecumenical Council of the CatholicChurch now meeting
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    Bahaman off to Australia
    75 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Minister of Labour and Social Welfare, Inche Bahaman bin Samsudln, left for Australia today to attend the sth Asian Regional conference of the International Labour Organisation, which begins in Melbourne on Monday. He was accompanied by Inche Mohamed Sidek bin Ta'at and
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    MONSOON LASHES THE EAST COAST
    212 8 KUANTAN, Wednesday. ]JKAV V monsoon rains continued to lash the East Coast last night and more than 200 people in Kampong Chenau near here had to be evacuated. More than 20 houses in the kampong were flooded and washed away furniture and household goods. Women
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  • Article
    Law exam success
    32 8 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Mr. C. A. Wellington, of the Singapore Airport Communications Centre, has passed in criminal law of part 1 in the Michaelmas Bar examination held here in September.
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    Party for singer
    30 8 SINGAPORE, Wed.— The Indian Movie News "Readers' Club loday entertained visiting Indian him singer Seergali Govindarajan to a tea parly at the Indian Association in Baleslier Road.
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    Converted his car intodiesel, —fined—
    128 8 Converted his car intodiesel, fined SINGAPORE, WeG. Gerald Allen Denis Keet. 27, unsuccessfully applied two years ago to have his pe-trol-englred car converted to a diesei engine one. Yesterday, he was arrested at his home in Telok Kurau by customs officers who had discovered the change made in his car.
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    Choral group makes debut
    55 8 TELUK ANSON Wed. The Teluk Anson Choral Group, which was formed seven months ago. will make its debut at the Kwong Tong Association hall here on Saturday. It will present a programme of songs, pjano and violin recitals, items by a percussion band and a children's
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    BRIGADIER TO HOLD ANOTHER EXHIBITION OF HIS PAINTINGS
    128 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. Brigadier Its Hunt (above), of GHQ Far East Land Forces here will exhibit his water colour paintings at the National Library from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow. Friday and Saturday. An exhibition which Brig. Hunt held in Singapore last
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    Qantas picks three more hostesses
    65 8 SINGAPORE, Wed. Qantas has appointed two more ground hostesses and a passenger relations hostess at the Singapore Airport. With them will be the airline's passenger relations officer, Mrs. Rose Minnie, already a familiar figure, at the airport. The new airline workers are Mrs. C. Jeltes,
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    Vietnamese end training
    195 8 SEREMBAN, Wed. T^HE 136 members of the Vietnamese Ci- vil Guard, who are being trained at the "Camp of the Blue Mountain" in a Junglecleared area 27 miles from here, will return home on Saturday. In their Trai Lam Son camp (named after the first camp set
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    MIC told to – thank Tengku for India fund
    234 8 MIC told to thank Tengku for India fund TTCLUK ANSON, Wed. 1 The 16th annual delegates conference of the Malayan Indian Congress at Klang this weekend will be asked by the Teluk Anson branch to "record its deep appreciation and gratefulness" to the Federation Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman. The
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    Bank opens a new office
    49 8 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Chartered Bank opened its loth offlco in Singapore at South Bridge Road. Upper Pickering Stri-et junction, today. A bank spokesman said that it offered a full range of banking facilities intended particularly for the small depositor including tiia savings insurance scheme.
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      203 8 By V.T. Ramiin I WOULDN'T WAVE ll I WELL, NO USE TRVINgJ-I^l ImAVBETHEV I I 73]F~^^!lS A BELIEVED iT, IP I_M TO PUT AN UP-TO-s^ WEJ?E RIGHT CSS S 4>ZM&iiti£ir fi\^^^ fll DATE BKAIN IN /BUT rTS A ABOUT THIS THERE'S NO 'f/P 1^ A\ Mfc^THIS X-EAVrJ I n THAT
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    PAY RISE FOR 150 WORKERS IN 3 FIRMS
    148 9 PAY RISE FOR 150 WORKERS IN 3 FIRMS SINGAPORE, Wea. Some 150 employees in three allied firms will get more pay and better working conditions under an agreement between the firms and tne Singapore Business Houses Employees'! Union. The firms are McAllster and Co. Ltd., and Its subsidiaries. Grafton Laboratories
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    Engineers' dinner
    14 9 SINGAPORE, Wed.— The Malayan Society of Encincers held us annual dinner tonight.
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    THERESA'S DA YOF DISENCHANTMENT
    351 9 THERESA 'S DA YOF DISENCHANTMENT Flop on her bottom.. .and visions of fame vanish in an icy shudder By TONY HERMON: K ATTRACTIVE typist A Theresa Lee had visions of becoming a skating star. This morning w<!h six other girls she turned up for a part in the Holiday on
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    MALAYA REJECTS A TRAINING OFFER
    195 9 KUALA LUMPUR, I Wed.— The Federa- i tion Government has again turned down an Asian Productivity Or- ganisation offer to join the eieht-natipn asso- riation. The Minister of Com- j merce and Industry. Dr j Lim Swee Ann. said today i that the Government vsa
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    Society gives 600 loans
    46 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Government Public Works Co-operative Thnrt and Loan Society gave out more than 600 loans totalling; over (228,000 last year This is stated in the society's annual report to be presented tn members at an annua. meeting on Monday.
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    Course for 10 students
    52 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Central Electricity Board has accepted 10 more engineering students of the University of Malaya for six months' practical training. At the end of training which began yesterday the students must submit a report. The students will be paid an allowance of $300
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    Poison: 16 discharged
    70 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. All except seven patients out of the 23 people, who were admitted to the Johore Bahru General Hospital on Mortday with tempeh (soya bean piei poisoning have been discharged. The condition of the remaining seven was reported to be satisfactory and they may 1 be
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    56 10 :n H'nrrfi |M t Minimum) MRS J P. AVATHURAV and family thank all it-one who sent wreath*. :i)»'"i<e« of t nndolenre and aFmrrted at the funeral of the late Mr. J.l'. An thuray, ipnh THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. at Tapah thank all frienda. vho a»nl lettera, telegram!"
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    173 10 M Wnr*. tin (Minimum) housewives. Ukrav thit »tmln»r neAdu hot waier No hrfiAitn. no mawf re^ ieive«. IOO«, pur* ien REMEMBER TO BUY P.vrita when roar donor i ri» low-nit diet uphread >■> nourmhlnit. latnfylnt Try it todjv. GREAT BARGAIN SALE No« on raacUa Road. II pore gtajaatlc offer
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    66 10 1» H „^> ft. Yin.) AMERICAN TMANKSCIVINC SERVICE to be hel.l a\ W.-ley Methodmt Chorea, Kort rnaalng Kd.. <8por») Thni>ii\ November '.'L' at 5 SO p.m. Bi.'hop H B Ain«tut/. preaihlng. Ajnriicana md .ill nationahtiea welroin' VITAL MESSAGES for von bf Mr H. Wildi!"h ol known dytwmtc i-reic
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  • The Straits Times
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      Cease Fire In India
      775 10 China's dramatic cease fire in the Himalayas should bring thp present fighting to an end. For this not only India, but the world, will be thankful. But it will not bring peace. The cease fire and the coming Chinese withdrawal behind the positions held on November
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      Crisis Still
      333 10 Russia is to remove the Ilyushin-28 bombers from Cuba, and the Americans have I lifted the naval blockade. Negotiations for a Cuban > settlement are inching forward again. The Russian decision disposes of the problem of defining "offensive weapons" and has the added significance of having been made
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      First Time
      179 10 It is so obviously sensible for officials concerned with hos- pital administration to discuss their problems together that it is astonishing to discover that this week's meeting in Kuala Lumpur is their first. A learned address by the Minister of Health drew their attention to the need for
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    The gaping wound inflicted by that Red thrust
    912 10  -  JAMES MITCHELL NDIA'S MOOD IS GRIM AFTER THI BORDER WAR'S BLACK MONDAY Second of two dispatches From TEZPUR. WFDNESDAY THE fall of Se La and Bomdila in India's North-East Frontier Agency to Chinese troops can be compared to Dunkirk, in the sense
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  • Letters TO THE EDITOR
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      The GCS exam flop
      283 10 THERE has been much controversy covering the failures in the general clerical service examination I am one of the failures I understand about two or three candidates only passed the examination out, of a total of over fifty who took it in Penang. This is Incredible
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      Rival claims by teachers
      116 10 THERE is nothing wrong in Day Training College graduates clamouring for equality with normal trained teachers. It is for the Government to decide whether the claims of the D.T.C. graduates are justified or not. Even if their cherished desires are fulfilled, the normal trained teachers do
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      NO 'Showman's Grave' now
      146 10 1?K)R many years Penang .T has been called "the Showman's Grave." but the description certainly did not apply last Wednesday at the Penang Chinese Girls' High School when a truly packed house attended the ballet and orchestral recital sponsored by the Arts Council. To a most
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      'Mean policy'
      124 10 IN your issue of November 17 you published a report of a lecture I gave to 1.200 .school boys and girls in Penang. You quote me as saying: "I have yet to meet one detainee in this country who knew anything about Communism." What I in fact said
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      Every right
      101 10 Wth reference to the letter of "A Member" concerning the Perils Chinese Teachers' Association, he Is wrong In believing there are no Chinese language secondary schools in the State. If he visited the school at Jalan Raja Syed Alwi he would find that most of the subjects are
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  • Article
    NKOMO IS PI T I NDER 24-HOUR CUARD
    315 10  - NKOMO IS PI T I NDER 24-HO UR CUARD JACK HALPERN from BULAWAYO. Wed. Mr. Joshua Nkomo, the banished leader of the banned Zimbabwe African Peoples Union, has been under 24-hour poll«-« guard in Southern Rhodesia for the past two weeks When I visited him yesterday in the rural area
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    'Please let my wife come back' petition
    183 11 'Please let my wife come back' petition SINGAPORE. Wed. A young husband has appealed to the Yang di Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak. to bring his wife to Singapore from Indom He is Mr. Tuy Liong Sin. 27. who.se wife. Madam Liauw Choon San, 23 < above*, Indonesian classical
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    Dato Fenner attends S'pore security exercises
    128 11 Dato Fenner attends S'pore security exercises SINGAPORE. Wed. The Federation Director of Police Affairs, Dato 11. Fenner. was among police and military officials present during combined .lolic c and military officials present during combined polit (--military internal security exercises held in the western part of the island. Dato Fenner. accompanied
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    School concert day
    41 11 KLANG. Wrd. The Simpang Lima National Type Primary School here will hold its annual prize-giving and concert day on Nov. 28. The chairman of the school's bourd of managers. Dr. Teh Yok Chin, will Give away the prizps.
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    £900 tin price won't turn consumers to substitutes'
    449 11 By CHANG YEN FOOI: Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday TIN industry leader, Mr. H. M. Fuller, today dismissed a statement by a visiting French tin expert. Mr. R. Dieppedalle, that the future of the tin industry was "poor." Mr. Fuller said that Mr. Dieppedalle
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    Vietnam exhibition
    33 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Vietnamese Consul-Genera 1 in Singapore. Mr. Tran Kirn Phuong. will declare open "the Vietnam photographers exhibition" sponsored by the Photographic Society of Singapore in Odern Theatre, on Friday.
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    – Husband who returned —alone
    146 11 Husband who returned alone SINGAPORE. Wed. The Chinese wife of an Englishman told the High Court today how her husband dissuaded her from leaving with him for England six years ago. Mrs. Julie Dye. of Orchard Road, said: "My husband told me that the cold weather there would freeze me
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    Stolen arsenite found
    29 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Nine drums of sodium arsenite reported stolen from an estate in Pandan yesterday were found by the police in Kampong Majidee this morning.
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    BUSINESSMAN CHIU WILL BEGIN RAPE DEFENCE TODAY
    686 11 BUSINESSMAN CHIU WILL BEGIN RAPE DEFENCE TODAY RUALA LUMPUR. 1V Wed. Chiu Nang Hong, 40, will make his defence on a charge of raping Mrs. Philomena Lee. 28-year-old mother of three, at the High Court here tomorrow. At the close of the prosecution case this afternoon, Mr. Justice Ong told
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    Twenty seamen to go home
    60 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Twenty Indonesian seamen, who claimed they were attacked by an Indonesian pirate vessel at sea on Monday, are to be sent back home. The sea mm told police they were on their way back to Indonesia after selling a cargo of copra
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    TRAVEL BAN: Mr. LEE EXPLAINS TO STUDENTS
    410 11 TRAVEL BAN: Mr. LEE EXPLAINS TO STUDENTS SINGAPORE. Wed THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, has said it would be ''wrong and dishonest" for his Government to try and persuade the Federation Government that no security restrictions of any sort should be placed against students and student unions. He
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    Man, 55, jailed
    33 11 SINGAPORE. W.?d. After a hearing in camera, an unemployed man. Marimuthu. 55, was today jailed for one year for using criminal force on an eight-year-old girl to outrage her modesty.
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  • Article
    The varsity Senate meets to decide fate of law flops
    274 11 The varsity Senate meets to decide fate of law flops SINGAPORE, Wed. The University of Singapore Senate met today to decide the fate of nine third-year Law examination failures. Among them is the president of the students' union, Mr. Gilbert Chal. Another member of the union's executive committee whos,e future
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    A detective accused of corruption
    84 11 SINGAPORE, Wed Low Yong Heng, a detective corporal, pleaded not guilty In a magistrate's court today to a charge of obtaining a $20 bribe. He was alleged to have taken the money from Soo Chua Hock through Tang; Ching Moo. at the markr-, In Ponggol
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      426 11 RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SHORT WAVE SERVICE: SERVICE 41.7 Metre* 41 metre* AM 6.00 Time Signal. Nega- MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE: la-ku, News Headlines: 6.05 476 metres Mrrning Melodies; 7.00 Rendez- n la—^. n vous With Music; 7.30 Time A M 600 Oooi Momln 601 Signal. News; 7.35 Breakfast
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      Choral concert in time for X'mas
      144 12 Choral concert in time for X'mas rpHE Singapore Musical Society will present Robert Browning's "Pied Piper of Hamelin" which has been set to music by Parry, next month. This work will be sung by the society's choir with Samuel Liew (tenor soloist) taking the part of the Pied Piper and
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      THE LEANER LOOK
      428 12 FASHION FORECAST FOR 1963 IS QNK of the biggest ever show of ready-to-wear clothes was held in Britain recently when nearly 1,000 buyers and press representatives from all parts of the world assembled to. see the latest spring collection of 1963. What were seen and bought will
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      HOBBY KIT FOR SON
      255 12 An authentic model of the human eye! WITH the school T holidays on there are many mothers, I am sure, who will be racking their brains to find out how best they could keep the young ones occupied during their leisure time. When it come 6
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      298 12 Straits Times Crossword SMfitwu- aBBBH— —^BBBBBBBBBBBBBV— aaaBBt— IBBBBV— IH DOWN BJ H^ l I WKr BJ> BF 1. In real trouble, a large number go to the country (7). f^^~~~ T^ ~^^l~"^^^Bb^I~~^I~"~^^I~~^I 2 could a good cook do I I in Derbyshire? (B>. L-jjjj— LfjaJ Lnv^^ilH~~illH~~illH < ~~BBH Ovn^row of
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    Students in white lead anti-Malaysia cry in Kuching
    298 13 Students in white lead anti-Malaysia cry in Kuching SCHOOLCHILDREN in white uniforms were in the forefront of anti-Malaysia demonstrators near Kuching airport when the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, arrived for a visit. The Tengku waved and smiled at them. Straits Times picture. Tengku meets leaders Razak and Drew in
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    Johore avoids Arabic school -row
    334 13 Johore avoids Arabic school -row- JOHORE BAH R U Wed. The Johore Government will not interfere in the strike by 210 pupils of the AlAt a s Arabic School here. The State Secretary, Dato Abdul Rahman bin Ja'afar. said today: "It is a family dispute between the students and the
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    Lock icon MALAYAN'S PRAISE OVER REFUGEES
    241 13 UNITED NATIONS, Wednesday. THE Malayan delegate, Tengku Razaleigh bin Tengku Hamzah, today praised the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees, Mr. Felix Schnyder, for the way he had tackled the refugee problem in Togo, Tunisia, Morocco and Cambodia which were out- side his mandate. He *.-ds speaking
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    SYNTHETICS DON'T STAND A CHANCE, HE SAYS
    190 13 KL'ALA LUMPUR, Wed. A representative of the Rubber Trade Association of London said today that synthetic rubber did not stand a chance of making natural rubber "obsolete" and there was no cause for Malaya to have any fears. He is Mr. W. Stark,
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    Morning hold-up
    42 13 SINGAPORE; Wed.— A shop assistant, Tan Hock Soon, 22. was sleeping in his room in Albert Street this morning when he was held-up by a man armed wiih a dagger and robbed of cash and an accordion worth altogether S4OO.
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    Azahari on political prospects of 'natives'
    192 13 Azahari on political prospects of 'natives' ■jyt ANILA, Wed. A 1 1 Brunei politician said here last night that "the natives" would not be able to keep governmental control in Malaysia for more than five years. Mr. A.M. Azahari. chairman of Brunei's Party Rakyat. said that "in no time they
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    A recital by H.K. soprano
    45 13 PENANG. Wed. Hong Kong soprano Miss Florence Pong will give a recital at the St. Georges Girls' School at, 8.30 p.m. on Dec. 7 under the auspices of the Penang Arts Council Mrs. Millie Lee will accompany on the piano.
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    Filipino visitors go to Bentong
    54 13 KUANTAN, Wed. The nineman delegation from the Philippines, which is on a 10-day tour of the Federation to study lhe Government's rural development Drogramme. will arrive in Bentong tomorrow to inspect projects in Pa hang. The delegation is led by thei Mayor of Dagupan City.
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    Road victim dies
    28 13 IPOH. Wed.— A woman, Kong Ah Kheng, 70. was fatally injured when she was knocked down by a motorcycle in Hugh Low Street here yesterday.
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    The scent stealer
    52 13 PENANG. Wed.— A labourer, who broke into a store with six other men and escaped with over $15,000 worth of perfume, was today jailed for two years. K. Subramaniam, 22, pleaded guilty to breaking in and stealing the perfume from the Anglo-Thai Corporation's Weld Quay store on
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    Trade: Razif optimistic
    59 13 PENANG, Wed.— The Indonesian Ambassador to Malaya. Dr. Mohamed Razif, said here last night he was confident the trade between the two countries would continue to flourish. Dr. Razif, who is retiring to Indonesia next month after serving five years in this country, was speaking at a
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      38 13 Bugtt Bunny By Baiph U«*intduhi HMM...IM GEHIN' 'hmAA... I'LL MAKE NOT TOO SHORT I a lii shaggy: you a deal on top, doc; iv* e\ qC&r s s. s?wr WISH I COULP since we'be not r' Tv M
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    Too much and too soon silenced the golden voice...
    1529 14 Too much and too soon silenced the golden voice. SWEDEN'S FAMOUS TENOR JUSSI BJORLING LIVED ON A FALSTAFFIAN SCALE ON March 15, 1960 Covent Garden Opera House was crowded for a gala performance of La Boheme. The tiaras of Qu^en Elizabeth and the Queen Mother glit tered in the royal
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    WHERE THE SHOW NEVER STOPS
    975 14  -  IRVING WARDLE by 1 LONDON. Wednesday THERE are !\vo kinds of theatres in London lucky ones and unlucky ones; theatres that virtually guarantee n flop no matter what the quality of the play or the cast, and theatres that somehow come through triumphantly even when
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    BORDER CLASH: STOCK MART IS STILL UNAFFECTED
    547 16 From Our Market Correspondent THE Sino-Indian clash still exerted no influence on the Malayan Stock Exchange in sharp contrast to markets in other parts oi the world. Industrials were again very steady although Dunlops came "off boil" following the denial of any rights
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 16 Malayan Stock Indices Nov. 2* Nov. 21 Industrial*: 191.91 192.06 Tins: 288.33 289.47 S rubbers: 179.83 179.83 Jan. 1. 1958- 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    600 16 POMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: Industrials: Dunlopi (5,000) (2.30 D, (1,000) (2.27 81* (3.500) (2.28 SI.. (1,000) (2.28 D. (3.000) (2.27. (29,000) (2.29, (18,000) (2.30, (5,000) (2.26, (23.000)
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    Rubber price falls off: Straits tin up $2.50
    396 16 i THE announcement of the Chinese cease-fire pro- A posal brought out early selling on the Malayan Rubber Market yesterday and December first grade opened hesitantly at 80 cents or li cents below Tuesday's official close. Most of the morning tradIng was
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    RUBBER PRICES
    250 16 DICEMBCR «rit irads rubber buyer > f.o.b. closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Koala Lumpur yesterday, at sOi cents per lb. down lj cents. Tbe tone was vory sjuist. S.C.OR.A. and F.M.R.I. closing price* In cents per lr>. yesterday: Int. 1 R.S.B. prompt f.o.b. buyers 8O«. i
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    206 16 SHIPS lying slocißiids th* Skigaplro wharves today ars: Tuklkawa Hani 6A. Aeneas 13/14. Jean Lykes 1/2, Mlnlkol 3H/39, Else Maersk 6/7. Kuala Kangsar E.W. Jetty, P^iau Kldjanx NW. 5. Bcnnope, 31 32. North Kmprens 45. Oulsr roads: Hoeirh Cape, Flying Fish, Betlrl. Dlvnogorsk, New York Mara. Ambulombo.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    154 16 Nov. 21. Three months. (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) Buiintu done: Dunlops 14 cts. 8. Darby 4ld. F. N. 16 cts. C. Storage 4id. Oammon 11 cts. 8. Traction 1, It J. Wautth 14 < ts. Shell 13 cts. M. Brew 23 cts. Steamship 8 cts. M. Cement 1H cts. 8.
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    79 16 «T<HE Federation Minister of J- Finance baa fixed these prices for calculating customs duties for the week beginning on Not. 22. Rubber 79 rents a lb. Copra 5454 a ton. Coconut oil $716 a tonPalm oil $577.50 a ton. Palm kernels $323-50 a ton. The rate of duties
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    127 16 MELBOURNE. Wed. AN easing tendency extended over the whole list of Industrials. Key stocks mostly lost ground. However, B.HJ*. after selling down to 495., closed with buyers at 495. 9d. In base metals Barriers continue to firm, while others held their steady levelsOils were mostly firmer Clarence River
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    CLOSING PRICES
    24 16 November 21. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 804 cents (down K cents). TIN: 5433.12* (up $2.50). Estimated unofficial offering 245 tons (up 5 tons).
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    98 16 f»HINESE Product E**hango, Imga- p*r* noon prices per picul yesterday: Coconut all: bulk $41 t sellers, dram 145 sellers. Copra: Nov. IK/Continent S2Bt buyers, »2U» sellers Popowr Muntok white SI42J sellers. Sarawak v.-hlte Sl4O sellers, special Sarawak black SIO2J sellers, garbled Lampong blarlc J1024 sellers. ASTA »112s sell•lngapon
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    90 16 THE Mi ayin Exchange Banke' Atto- clatlo.. mad* them changes In lta rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to S100): Canada: huvlng T 38i. airmail OD 351. 90 d, »t 364 credit bills, 38i trade 1. i11... Selling TT or OO ready: Canada 38|Belgun Francs *****: Holland GuildsVs
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      485 16 BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. MIIINGS (ROM UN. HO X.NSDOH MB COMINENIAI POBIS 19 MMJU 10.D01N6 rOR NOHHONS «081. UaftA. NICOU. »OROHiM» I OUM MiooiotDrs nix* rtnmt K S'naa S'por* ■XITT Of HUsV 17/21 Nn ii 31 Ntt 1/ 4 Osc "CITY Of NEWCASIU" N*l/ 1 Oat VI Oat 11/1* Da*
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      956 16 HQ32l3£bHbl f UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA The University has for disposal a Humber motor car. Registration No. BD 6104. Inspection -an be arranged with the Resident Engineer on any working day. Offers will be received by the Bursar. University of Malaya. Pantal Valley. Kuala Lumpur up to uoon on sth December.
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      790 17 NOTICE THE TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (118) NOTICE INDfcR SECTION IS7 No Notice is hereby siven under Section 137 ot the Town Boards Enactment that Dralt Layout Pian No. J3 '3252/3 for Kampong Idros and the adjoining ureas has been prepared and is open to Public Inspection on any working during
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      545 17 TENDERS J.K.R. NEGERI SEMBILAN TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received from I regl&lered P.WD Contractors In I Class 'O' and above up to 1200 noon on 1.12.1962 at the office of the Jurutera Negerl, Negeri Sembilan lor the supply and delivery of metal and performance ot other works at P.W.C.
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      887 17 K nntinurd from faff* 101 SITUATIONS VACANT Hi Word* SS fAfiiQ— Sejt tt eU. exfre WANTED TEN ENERCETIC Ou'door Salesmen/Salesgirls. Uood terms. Apply Hoover Trading Company, 534 Macpberson Road, Spore 13. TeL M2S7 HIGH CLASS SALESMAN required for marketing quality product In Malacca area. Please write giving full etc., to
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      821 17 SITUATIONS VACANT AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY Requires Experienced Medical Representative, aged 25-35, based In Slngapere. Medical er Pharmaceutical background with a geed cemmand ef English Essential. ONLY A PERSON WITN THIS! QUALIFICATIONS should apply with full details of experience plus references. All appiieatisns will be treated ccnfldcntial. Please Write P.O. BOX
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      1044 17 EDUCATION It W-vd* Si Min.)— Box it eU. txtro RAPID COURSES! Secretarial. Stenuurapny, Buokkeeplns, Shorthand, Typewrit h.k. English, Correspondence: Starting December: Success guaranteed: Raja s College (Glas Sinwb's 2nd floor) '..YWS Spore. THE CUITAR Accordion Centre. Lessons for guitar, accordion, pianoJazz, band/ group playing all Instrument*. Call at 5* Phens
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      861 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE Word* U (Min.)— Box tt et*. txtrm WE MAKE IT easy for you to own a mod used car. Liberal HP terms on any of your choice from Progress Motors, the Used Cars Specialists: 1961 Oordlnl $4,000. 1999 Dauphlne $2,900. 1961 Dnf 53. 000. 1961 Victor 54.400.
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      305 17 LADIES DRESSMAKING Word* SS (Min.)— Box it rU. txtr* SALON v,ATALINA. Dresses Tailored from $6 00 ftendy made from 520.00. Tel 3219S (Spore) CHUA'S SEWING SCHOOL. Specialised in Western. Eastern Dresses. Modern Kehayas. etc New classes from 1-12-62. Afternoon /Evenm* Instructions Bngiisn/Cninese/Malay 440 Victoria Street, B'pore. T«i: ***** WHERE TO
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      186 17 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) tt Word* U (Min.)— Bom It rU. extra TNI BATIK SHOP M In ibe Catbay Cinema Lohtiy. JAVA MOOKS :419 Rlvtr VMM* Road) readymade Batik shirts, dresses. DISTINCTIVE IN DESIGN, Jewellery from Lee Onn Goldsmith. Singapore. RECENT ARRIVALS. Distinctive IVslnns, Diamond Qsjm J<wrll«ry. ChionK ShlnK Jrwi-11. r.
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      ALI BABA II SCORES A SURPRISE WIN
      1884 18  -  EPSOM JEEP: By Ipoh Wednesday _j lEEqII TOTAL POOL: $128,250 lit— No. *****7 ($33,475) 2nd— No. *****3 ($15.733 i 3,d No. *****4 ($8034). Startcrj ($930 each): Nos. *****7, *****8, *****1, *****6, *****3, *****3. I *****7. *****5. *****0. Consolation ($l,OOO each): No*. *****6. *****2,
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      Only ten horses entered for S'pore St Leger
      832 18 BUKIT TIMAH ENTRIES SINGAPORE, Wed. ONLY ten horses have been entered for the Singapore St. Leger to be run over 14f at Bukit Timah on Dec. 9. The Singapore Turf Club today announced the following St. Leger entries: Amsterdam. Dark Romance I
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      SCHEDULE of RACING
      84 18 FIRST DAY (Dec. 2): Class 1 Dlv. 1 and 2— Bf: Class 3 Diva, 1. 2, 3 and 4 6 f; Dirt. 1 and 2 Sf. SECOND DAY (Dee. 5) Class 1 Din. 1, 2 and 3— f; Div. 3— 81; Class 3 Diva, 1, 2, 3
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      923 18 ESTATES OF:— Charles SALTER. dereaiied, late of "Les Arbres'', Grooville. Jersey, < inn ml Inland*. who died I trsUU- on 9th July 1962. NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors, beneficiaries or next-of-kin interested in or having claims against the estate of the abovenamed deceased person should give particulars in,
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      570 18 MINISTRY OF EDUCATION TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class "C" and above registered Contractors will be received at the Office of the Chief Architect. Ministry of Education. Young Road. Kuala Lumpur up to 3 p.m. of the 29.11.62 ior The Erection and Completion o. Secondary Continuation School at Bota Kanan. Perak.
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      806 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS KEDAH VACANCIES APPLICATIONS are invited from Federal Citizens/State Nationals for appointment as TECHNICAL CADETS In the DRAINAGE AND IRRIGATION DEPARTMENT. KEDAH. Salary I Scale: $324 x 14-362/ Exam. Bar/ 419 x 14-545/Eff. Bar/662 x 18--$662 plus Cost of Living Allowance at current rates. Candidates must (1) have completed
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      826 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PERAK GOVERNMENT VACANCIES Applications are invited from Federal Citizens and /or State Nationals of the Malay race for the post of Probationary Irrigation Inspector in the State Drainage Irrigation Department. Perak. on the salary scale of $137.50 x 7.50 152.5 209 x 14 307 '324 X 14- 450
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      Nam Seng released to play for Asian XV
      313 19 Nam Seng released to play for Asian XV CINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Rugby Union have agreed to release state scrumhalf Koh' Nam Seng to lead Singapore Asians against Armed Forces in the All-Blues Cup match at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. Nam Seng was originally selected to play in the Malaya
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      PGS TEAM
      41 19 PENANG. Wed. The Penang Government Services badminton team to meet Kedah Government Services at Umno Hall here tomorrow will be from: Teh Kew San, Bobby Chee, L. Barbosa, Mohamed Ismail, Khoo Beng Earn, Teh Kheng Chool and Mike Barbosa.
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      SIKHS TOURNEYS
      20 19 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Malayan Sikhs' hockey and badminton championships will be held here from Dec. 23 to 25.
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      ATHLETICS
      140 19 Cambodia ask for XL 'tri' KLANG, Wednesday. rpHE Federation of Malaya Amateur Athletic Union have received a letter from Cambodia, suggesting a triangular athletic meet between Cambodia, Singapore and Malaya. Slo Goh 800, secretary of the AAU. said the letter was from Lt. Col. Pok Sam An. chairman of
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      Junior clubs warned
      123 19 SINGAPORE, Wed. Representatives of more than 40 juniors clubs affiliated to Singapore Amateur Football Association were asked to keep a sharp watch on the proceedings of tomorrow* meeting of all Junior clubs at Jalan BMW. At tomorrow's meeting the 70 Junior clubs will elect their men tc
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      Swedish team tops others Koe tells FAM
      430 19  - Swedish team tops others Koe tells FAM NORMAN SIEBEL; Praise for soccer tourists By Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday CHAIRMAN of the FAM referees committee Koe Ewe Teik today telephoned from Penang to FAM secretary Kwok Kin Keng to say that Sweden's national soccer team are probably the best of the touring
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      MALACCA TRIAL
      14 19 MALACCA, Wed. The Malacca Hockey Association will hold state trial here tomorrow.
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      POSTPONED
      15 19 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The SHA Div. l match between Police and Prisons today was postponed.
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      Lock icon Practice for MCC before flight to Brisbane
      306 19 Practice for MCC before flight to Brisbane SYDNEY, Wed.— The MCC cricketers, smarting from their crushing defeat by New South Wales, had fielding practice here yesterday morning before flying to Brisbane. Brisbane will be the scene of the First Test against Australia starting on Nov. 30. but before then the
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      Lock icon Team v Queensland
      29 19 BRISBANE, Wed. The MCC team to meet Queensland here tomorrow will be from: Sheppard, Pullar, Dexter, Barrington, Graveney, Parfitt, Tltmus. Knight, Smith, Allen, Coldwell, Larter.— Reuter.
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        Tengku will flag off main race
        414 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. rpHE Tengku Abdul Rahman circuit races organised 1 by the Malayan Motor Sports Club will be held at Diplomatic Enclave here on Sunday. This will be the first circuit races to be held In Kuala Lumpur. The Shell Company are the
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        SPORTS SUMMARY
        117 19 HOCKET Spore Learne Div 2: SRC 1 Khalsa 2: RAP Seletar 3 PWD 2. Malacca Learne: Police 3 Customs 1; Yorks 1 A. Gal ah I S'gor Learne Dlt. 2: Klnrara 2 Mercantile Bank 4; Rlda 3 Chartered Bank 3; RMAF 18 Transport Co. 0. Ipoh League Div.
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      7-GUN SALVO WHEN DUKE OPENS GAMES
      263 19 DERTH Wed. A capacity crowd of 50,000 will see the Duke of Edinburgh open the seventh Commonwealth Games at the new £800,000 stadium at Floreat Park here tomorrow. The opening ceremony will be held in traditional pageantry with a march past of athletes from
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      Lock icon DUNK'S TITLE
      28 19 MELBOURNE. Wed. Billy Dunk beat Eric Cremin by 8 and 7 to win the Australian Professional Golfers' Association title here today. Reuter. 21) Words Sin (Minimum)
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      68 19 SOCCER INTERNATIONAL: Malaya v Sweden (Merdeka Stadium. XL 8 pjn.). LIM CUP: S-final replay YMCA v Cheng Wan (Assembly Hall. Ipoh). HOCKEY SPORE LEAGUE: Div. 1 RAF Chaniti v RAP Seletar (Changi). S'GOR LEAGUE: Dlf. 1 Depot v PWD (Gurney Rd); University v SEA (Pantai Valley); Levers v PMC (Bungsar
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    DEATH
    34 20 MARK MOSS. Wt Mt| peacefully at Mount Akernn Hospital on Nov. 21. The OMtaßt Wlil Parry Avrrtic .it 4.4 ft p.m. thl» evening for nervice at St. Paul's Church itirnce to liidiidarl Ctmttrrr.
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    201 20 From V. M. NAIR: With THOUSANDS of Indian troops trapped behind Chinese lines in the Kameng frontier division have started attacking the Chinese from the rear, according to reports reaching here today. The Kameng district is at the western end of
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    Lock icon Crowds in demonstration burn Nehru in effigy
    105 20 RAWALPINDI. Wed.— Crowds burned Mr. Nehru in effigy and called Britain and the U.S. "enemies in the garb of friends" in a demonstration outside the National Assembly buildings today. President Ayub Khan gave the Assembly a secret briefing on the situation facing the
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    MacD flies in with a 'family' heirloom
    244 20 MacD flies in with a 'family' heirloom SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Malcolm Macdona 1 d, Governordesignate of Kenya, flew in from Kuching tonight— armed with a blowpipe. Clutching the weapon, he declined to talk about his new job. except to say: "I am looking forward to going to Kenya. "I'm taking
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    Radio message saves plane from crash
    110 20 PARIS, Wed. Instructions i radioed from Marietta, Georgia, to Evreux thousands of miles away in northern France enabled a U.S. Air Force crew to release the blocked undercarriage of their plane and land safely after a five-hour drama. The undercarriage jammed half an hour
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    LONDON STOCK MARKET
    347 20 LONDON. Wed.— Much of the ground lost on the first two days of the week was recovered here today following the Chinese proposals of a cease-fire in the SlnoIndlan dispute. Buyers were back in force and Jobbers were quick to mark up prices. The biggest recoveries were
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    The bright young ones and Malaysia—by —Premier Lee—
    857 20 The bright young ones and Malaysia by Premier Lee 'UP THEY GO IF THEY'RE BEST MEN FOR THE JOB* SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE COMMUNISTS would lose their influence and would never have a chance to capture power in Malaysia if the ruling elite in the country was an open one based
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