The Straits Times, 15 March 1963

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times No*"* 1 Estd. 1845. FRIDAY. MARCH 15, 1963. 15 CENTS. KDN 352
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    TENGKU: I ACCEPT
    341 1 SUBANDRIO'S TWO 'IFs' PM: We have never had any ulterior motives KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday TENGKU Abdul Rahman today accepted the terms suggested by the Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr Subandrio, for a peaceful settlement of the differences between Malaya and Indonesia. At i Press conference in Manila yesterday,
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    JAKARTA, MALAYA ENVOY CHANGE AGAIN
    365 1 J£UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaya and Indonesia are to resume normal diplomatic relations—at Ambassadorial level after a one-and-a-half month break. This step follows the statement by Dr. Subandrio that Indonesia was willing to consider the formation of Malaysia if Malaya proved that the proposed federation. would
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    Lock icon Malaysia hopes still high: Barwick
    204 1 Malaysia hopes still high: Barwick MANILA, Thurs. Australia's Minister of External Affairs, Sir f xarneld Barwick, told a press conference tonight his talks with the Philippine and Indonesian officials here had not lessened his hopes that the Federation pi Malaysia would be pushed through as proposed. Sir Garfield. who headed
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    Baldwin visits Macapagal
    54 1 MANILA. Thurs. The U.S. Ambassador to Malaya, Mr. Charles Baldwin, called on President Macapagal this afternoon. Mr. Baldwin, who was accompanied to the Presidential palace by the US. Ambassador to the Philippines. Mr. William Stevenson, is in Manila ax head of the U 8 delegation to the
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    Thedanger within
    65 1 KUCHING. Thurs. The Government released today a documented history of a secret Communist organisation which planned to make a Communist state of Sarawak. The publication, entitled The danger within" was released in conjunction with an exhibition of captured Communist documents at the Information Centre. The history dealt with
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    Lock icon SECURITY MEN BAR VIPs FROM ROYAL FAREWELL
    107 1 SECURITY MEN BAR VIPs FROM ROYAL FAREWELL /CANBERRA. Thurs. The V' President of the Australian Senate. Sir Ali.ster McMullln. and several diplomatic representatives missed the departure of Queen Elizabeth from Canberra today because police refused to let them through security roadbloc *ti>. Sir Allster. who was to have been in
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    Eurasians protest at a dragon 'slur'
    367 1 Eurasians protest at a dragon 'slur' IPOH, Thurs. Eura- I sians are worried at the role of a teacher, representing a member of their community, in the film "The Year Of The Dragon," now being filmed in Kuala T.ummir. William Holden plays the male lead while the feminine lead is
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    Search for prisoner
    48 1 SINGAPORE, Thurs—Reserve Unit and divisional police scoured the area around Outram Road this evening for Ong Kirn Hock, 21, who escaped from a gardening work party outside the prison walls. lie is serving a seven-month sentence for theft. Late tonight he was still at large.
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    Flooded homes
    31 1 VIENNA. Tl-urs.— Swollen rivers in Hungary have flooded homes in the Budapest area and disrupted communications In various parts of the country, according to the Hungarian news agency MTI.
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    Lock icon Many happy returns
    53 1 WELLINGTON, Thurs. Mrs. D. Robson, wife of a Napier traffic policeman, has given birth to three children all on the same day bat in different years. Her third child, a son, was born yesterday. Birthdays of Mrs. Robson s other children are March 13, IN*, and March
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    83 1 LONDON. Thurs. The pound sterling, under pressure earlier this week, rose od the London foreign exchange today to its highest level against the United States dollar since March 5. Sterling was being quoted at 2.801? to 2.8020 dollars when dealings opened this morning against 2.8012 to 2.8014 dollars at
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    Lock icon No asylum for chief
    62 1 LONDON, Thuis The British Home Secretary, Mr. Henry Brooke, today reiused political asylum to Chief Anthony Enahoio. a leading member of the action group which forms the opposition in Nigeria's Federal Parliament. He is to be deported to Nigeria where he faces, along with Chief Awolowo
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    25 1 ROME. Thurs. The Italian Foreign Minister. Senator Attlllo Picctoni. left here today by air for talks with British Government leaders In London. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Gurkha troops cut
    33 1 KATMANDU. Thurs. The Nepalese Government has agreed to a British plan to cut the strength of the brigade of Gurkhas in the British Army, it has announced here today. Reuter.
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    Esso offer: $24.5 million
    289 1 Esso offer: $24.5 million To be made in early April KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Esso share offer will be made early in April. At $24.5 million it will be by far the largest share offer made to the Malayan public. It will comprise $17.5 million in ordinary shares. to be
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    STOP PRESS
    24 1 NO A-TEST PLANS LONDON. Ttitir-— Primr Hinibt> r Macmill ious** of Commons that Britjin at rr nt planned do mor< estv H<
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  • I AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      KASHMIR TALKS: FOURTH ROUND
      162 2 (CALCUTTA, Thurs.— t India and Pakistan yesterday discussed the recent Sino Pakistan border treaty and its bearing on India in their talks on the Kashmir dispute, informed sources said here. India was reported to have made a strong objection to the treaty when the fourth round
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      Manila to repatriate 4.000 to —Celebes—i
      117 2 Manila to repatriate 4.000 to —Celebes— i MANILA. Thurs. Some i 4,000 Indonesians will be j repatriated to the Ceiebes i on Saturday aboard the Indonesian troopship Alrl Morotai. according to reports reaching here. Capt. Emilo Liwanga of the Philippine Navy, was quoled In the reports as saying that the
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      Lock icon Goodwill visit
      26 2 TAIPEH. Thurs. Nationalist China's Vice-President and Premier Chen Cheng will pay a goodwill visit to the Philippines on| March 30 to 23— Reuter. I
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      Lock icon Nik gets a Peking invitation
      237 2 IF YOU CANNOT COME DELEGATIONS CAN TRY TO SETTLE THE DISPUTE. SAYS LETTER pEKING. Thurs. China has asked Mr. Khrushchev to visit Peking for talks to settle the ideological dispute between the Soviet and Chinese Communist Parties "point by point." it was announced here. Th
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      251 2 UNITED NATIONS Thursday NETHERLANDS AND INDONESIA TO RESUME DIPLOMATIC TIES U THANT, the U.N. Secretary-General, yesterday announced the resumption of diplomatic relations between The Netherlands and Indonesia and named their first Charges d'Affaires. They are Mr. Mohammed Sharif, who will serve with the rank of minister In The
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      Lock icon Rebuff for pro-Nasser Syrians
      237 2 Rebuff for pro-Nasser Syrians DAMASCUS, Thursday. THE new revolutionary regime, in an open rebuff to a growing pro-Nasser movement here, last night refused to let five former Cabinet Ministers return from exile in Cairo. The five were among a group of 14 Syrians who received refuge from President Nasser after
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      Lock icon 'TO THE GALLOWS' CRY IN SEOUL
      92 2 'TO THE GALLOWS' CRY IN SEOUL OEOUL, Thurs..— Fifty youths demonstrated here yesterday demanding the public executions of all those arrested following discovery of an alleged counter revolutionary plot. The youths, defying the military junta's ban on demonstrations, carried placards and handbills accusing General Park Chung, the premier, of inaction
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      33 2 NEW DELHI. Thurs.— A team of Egyptian experts 1* now In India discussing the prospects of coli.--boration between India and the United Arab Republic in the manufacture of jet aircraft. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Arise, Sir Robert...
      88 2 CANBERRA. Thura. Queen Elizabeth yesterday conferred the accolade of Knight of the Thistle on the Australian Prime Minister. Mr. R. G. Menlie*, at the end of her visit to the Australian capital. The queen held two investitures the first a private one. to dub Sir Robert Menzies,
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      A PACT TO FLOOD INDONESIA WITH RED FILMS
      185 2 JAKARTA, Thurs.— Indonesia and the Soviet Union have signed an agreement here designed to increase the flow of Russian film imports into the republic. The agreement was ratified by the chairman of the Indonesian Film Board, Colonel Soekardjo. and the vice-chairman of
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      Lock icon An Ecafe call to step up regional co-operation
      510 2 MANILA, Thursday THE Ecafe conference yesterday adopt? I a resolution calling for accelerated measures for regional co-operation in developing the region's trade and industry. The Ecafe Secretariat was requested to take steps to assist countries in the region in technical training and
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      Indonesian Navy 'strongest'
      54 2 JAKARTA. Thurs. A top Indonesian navy officer has Mid the Indonesian navy is without a doubt the strongeat In BoutnEast Asia, the Anura news agency reported yesterday. Antara said Commodore R Sudoma. Commander of navnl unit* In the East Indone*l<i Theatre Command, made t.ie statement In Macassar
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      Lock icon State visit by King
      18 2 BANOKOK. Thun-— King 6»--y»ng Vatthaoa of Laos will arrive here on March 22— Reutar.
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon 25 WALKOUT GUARDSMEN ARE PUNISHED
      185 3 25 WALKOUT GUARDSMEN ARE PUNISHED I ONDON. Thurs. j Twenty-five of the Queen's personal guards were sentenced to from five day's restriction of privileges to 14 day's detention for walking off their posts without leave the War Secretary. Mr. John Profumo, announced yesterday. The Scots Guardsmen went absent without leave
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      Lock icon Train ambush in France: 5 hurt
      214 3 PARIS, Thursday. pOLICE are probing the mystery machinegun at- tack on a Paris-bound express train on Tuesday night in which five passengers were injured. One possibility being con- 1 sidered is that the attack was made by the outlawed Secret Army Organisation. The dtesel-powered
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      Lock icon Robert Wagner to wed an ex-actress
      65 3 Robert Wagner to wed an ex-actress HOLLYWOOD. Thurs. Actor Robert Wagner said yesterday that he will marry former actress Marion Donen after his divorce from Natalia Wood becomes final on April 28. Wagner has been living in Europe since he and Miss Wood separated in 1961. Since her divorce from
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      Lock icon Enter Ustinov—economic czar of all Russias
      341 3 Enter Ustinov economic czar of all Russias MOSCOW. Thursday TVfR. Dmitry FyodoroiTl vich Ustinov, 55, former Soviet Armaments Minister, was yesterday appointed a Soviet First Deputy Premier and chairman of a new super body set up to co-ordinate Rus- sian industry and conj struction. The new body, called the Supreme
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      Lock icon Police escort for Kim Novak
      147 3 Police escort for Kim Novak DUBLIN. Thurs. A police escort drove Kirn Novak home from work yesterday after she became the tar- get of a band of charityminded kidnappers who invaded Southern Ireland from the North. .Miss Novak is here to make a fPw with Laurence Harvey and Bryan Forbes
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      Lock icon Troops quit Cuba
      26 3 MOSCOW. Ttaurs. A fourtl Soviet troopship carrying soldiers "who have fulfilled their tasks" left Cuba for home on Sunday, Pravda reported today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon AMERICA REJECTS RED TRAWLER CHARGE
      222 3 AMERICA REJECTS RED TRAWLER CHARGE WASHINGTON, Thurs. The State Department last night rejected j as without foundation the Soviet allegation that U.S. warships fired on a Soviet fishing yes- sel in the Atlantic last Friday. The department spokesman In a statement confirmed that American destroyers had been engaged in gunnery
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      Lock icon Death of bishop
      33 3 NEW YORK. Thurs. Bishop O. Bromley Oxnam, a retired Methodist bishop who was president rt the World Council of Churches from 1948 to 19*4, died last night, aged 71— Renter.
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      Lock icon Prayers for world's newsmen
      169 3 Prayers for world's newsmen I ONDON, Thurs. Prayers for Journalists all over the world, and for people engaged in spreading truth, and for those denied freedom of speech, were said in London yesterday by a congregation, including colleagues of two Jailed British reporters. The service of Intercession for people concerned
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    Mahjong drive
    45 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The mahjong drive organised by the Australian and New Zealand Association (Women's branch) to be held oir March 19 in aid of charity has been postponed. It will now be held at the Dutch Club on April 2 at 9.15 am
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    Labour court hears union bonus claim
    866 4 Labour court hears union bonus claim SINGAPORE. Thurt. a union, which has signed an agreement not to make further demands, raise the question of increased bonus payment during the term of the agreement? This was the question before the Industrial Arbitration Court today when the Singapore Business Houses Employees Union
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    HUNT IS ON FOR CON MAN ACTIVE IN HOUSING ESTATES
    148 4 HUNT IS ON FOR CON MAN ACTIVE IN HOUSING ESTATES SINGAPORE. laurs. Police have started a hunt for a confidence trickster who Is reported to be operating ir residential areas. Since Jan. 16, reports have been made to the police who believe that one man is involved in all the
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    Exhibition on housing
    62 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— An exhibition of "visionary architecture" and of "housing In Singapore" will be opened by the Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam, at the National Library on Monday at 5.30 p.m. Work has begun In the assembling of the visionary architecture panels, which have been lent
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    401 4 rpHE following is today's sche--1 dule of civil aircraft movements at Paym Lebar airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS Air India: From Madras IAI 408) 6.25 a.m. Garnda: From Medan (OA 990) 3.10 p.m.; from Bangkok. Kuala Lumpur (OA 805) 5.10 pm.; from Jakarta (OA 802) 8.45 a.m.
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    RANSOME TESTIFIES IN SHOOTING CASE
    372 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Professor G.A. Ransome, an orthopaedic surgeon and Professor of Medicine, told a district court today that a taxidriver who was shot by a detective sergeant mity have been "slightly insane." Proi. Ransome, a court witness, was giving evidence before the second criminal district
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    Final session of course on role of management
    497 4 Final session of course on role of management SINGAPORE. Thurs ■■pHK Residential Advanced Management Course, organised by the Economic Development Board in conjunction with the University ot Malaya and the University of Singapore on March 3, wijl come to a close tomorrow with a symposium on "The Role of Management
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    Premier's tour
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The tour of the Sembawang constituency by the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, scheduled for Mar. 17 has been postponed to Mar- 24.
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    Oratorical contest
    35 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs— The Singapore Junior Safety First Council will hold their first oratorical contest tomorrow at the St. Joseph's Institution. The Minister for Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin will itive away the prizes.
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    MALAYSIA: EASING OF TENSION FORECAST
    243 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. fHE British Under-Secretray for Foreign Affairs, Mr. Peter Thomas, said here today that the ASA Foreign Ministers' meeting to be held in Manila next month would help ease tension in this region. Mr. Thomas was speaking at the airport after his arrival
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    Adventurers' club members to climb Mt. Ophir
    98 5 Adventurers' club members to climb Mt. Ophir SINGAPORE, Thurs. Members of the new-ly-formed Singapore Adventurers' Club plan to climb the 4.187t-ft. high Mount Ophir the highest mountain in south Malaya. Mi. Ophir is reputed to be the home of the great Malay warrior, Hang Tuah, and lies on the JohoreMalacca
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    Union gives warning to RAAF authorities
    127 5 Union gives warning to RAAF authorities pENANG. Thurs. The War Department Civilian Staff Association warned the Royal Australian Air Force authorities at Butterworth today against victimising its members. "If such practices are continued we will have no alternative but to bring the officers responsible to open court," Mr. Ng Ah
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    21 5 MELBOURNE. Thurs— Miss Ng Goo Keng and Mr. On Song, both of Penang, were married here yesterday. Renter.
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    Malaysia rally
    33 5 PENANG. Thurs. A public meeting sponsored by the Penang and Province Wellesley Muslim League will be held on Sunday to pledge support for Malaysia. Inche S. IJI. Mohamcd Idris will preside.
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    Fined for crackers
    29 5 PENANO. Thurs.— A businessman. Loo Yew Ouan, was today lined $85 for possessing nine packets of firecrackers and 24 nek of firing caps without a I'cence.
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    Drainage official drops divorce appeal
    176 5 Drainage official drops divorce appeal PENANG. Thurs. Mr. Brian Albinson, State Drainage and Irrigation Engineer, today withdrew his appeal against a divorce order granted to his wife last November. Mrs. Judith Albinson had petitioned for divorce on grounds of adultery. She said an entry in a hotel register indicated that
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    Nurse flies to Malaya to wed navigator
    77 5 PENAN'G. Thurs.— An Aus- I tralian nurse, who made a special trip to Malaya, wiil b. 1 married to a pilot officer of the Royal Australian Air Force at the Butterworth Base tomorrow. She is Miss Mary Walker of Donnybrook, Western Austra- i
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    'Hunger' essay competition
    52 5 PENANG. Thurs.— Prizes will be awarded for the best two essays in English and in the national language in the essay competition for students of Penang secondary schools organised by the State Freedom irom Hunger Committee. The title ot the essay is: "Hunger and malnutrition in the
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    Acker Bilk's jazz
    31 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs.—lnternational jazz musician Acker Bilk accompanied by his eight-piece band, will perform at the Goodwood Park Hotel and the Singapore Badminton Hall on April 22 and 23.
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    51,600 SELF-DIAL PHONES BY 1964
    162 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs.. —By the end of 1964, Singapore will have 51.600 direct exchange telephone lines This is stated in the Singapore Telephone Board's 1961 annual report published today. In order to keep pace with the growth of the system, 30.000 additional local cable I telephone
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    Kuching man on study course
    56 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. —A I Kuchlng Municipal Council official. Mr. Peter Lim Thiam Seng, who has been awarded a Colombo Plan junior fellowship by the Singapore Government lo undergo a traininn course on valuation work, will arrive on Sunday. Mr I.im 25. will »<.• altachpd n
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    The Tengku should visit Borneo again, says Stephens
    173 5 The Tengku should visit Borneo again, says Stephens rSSELTON. Thurs. North Borneo wants Tengku Abdul Rahman to visit the country again before Malaysia Day. The North Borneo Alliance leader, Mr. Donald Stephens, said at the Legislative Council meeting yesterday that the Trngku's last visit was too short and many people
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    7 CARS STOLEN, TWO ARE FOUND
    158 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs The police have recovered two of seven cars stolen in the last two days. RECOVERED: A new Morris Minor belonging to Mr. Ramakrlshnan. which was stolen from outside his house in Starlight Road on Tuesday night and found abandoned in Jalan Betek
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    Buffet party
    23 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs. St. Michael's School will hold a parentteacher' buffet party on Saturday evening at the school hall in Thomson. Road.
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    Borneanisation shouldn't be over hasty: Govt
    381 5 JESSELTON, Thurs. rpHE pace of Bornea- nisation of the public service in North Borneo must not be over hastened if the service was to reflect the racial composition of the country, according to a Government White Paper tabled at yesterday's meeting of the Legislative
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    'How we can beat PMIP...'
    143 6 KELANTAN REPORT FOR TENGKU KOTA BHARI Thursday. '[•LXGKU ABDUL RAHMAN will receive a report soon suggesting how I'mno can win back Kelantan from the PMIP. It will be prepared by Inche Mohamed Ghazali bin Jawi. former Malayan Ambassador to Cairo who came here as a
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    No restriction on talcum for industrial use
    74 6 No restriction on talcum for industrial use SINGAPORE, Thurs— There Ik will be no restriction i from today as to quantity on the import of talcum powder i for Industrial use only. A Government statement said, however, licensing would continue and applicants must satisfy the controller that the powder was
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    ALL-OUT MEMBER I DRIVE BY UNION
    83 6 ALL-OUT MEMBER I DRIVE BY UNION IPOH. Thurs. —The National Union of Commercial Workers will launch a membership drive this month to Increase Its strength from the present 10,000. Announcing this here, the unton'i general-secretary, Mr. A. B. Gomez, said that I the union would go all out to organise
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    Spore orchids win cup
    58 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Sixty Singapore orchids were adjudged the best tropical and sub-tropical blooms and foliage and won the Birla Cup at the Delhi Flower Show last month. They were flown to Delhi by BOAC. The orchids, from the Singapore Orchid Nursery. Included Amanda Lucy Laycock. Vanda
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    SENATOR IS TIPPED AS KEDAH's ACTING M.B.
    159 6 A LOR STAR, Thurs.— Senator Mohamed Zahir bin Haji Ismail, vice-president of the North Kedah Umno division, has been strongly tipped as acting Mentri Besar when Dato Syed Omar Shahabuddin. flies to Mecca next month on a pilgrimage. Dato Syed Omar, 56. will
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    Anniversary concert
    25 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Tht Singapore Ramakrishna Sangerlha SabhA will hold a variety concert at the Cultural Centre on Saturday to marie Its 10th anntrersarr.
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    The shadow that shocked the Borneo people
    151 6 The shadow that shocked the Borneo people TESSELTON, Thura, J There was an ominous shadow hovering over North Berne* the threat of unwarranted interference from outside, said Mr. Anthony Chan in an adjournment speech at the North Borneo Legislative Council meeting this afternoon. The threat had rudely shocked and roused
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    Court is asked: Can Ford take action to sack convicted 7?
    838 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. •JHE Second Industrial Arbitration Court was asked yesterday to say whether under an agreement between the Ford Motor Company of Malaya Ltd. and the Singapore Motor Workshops Employees' Union, the company had the right to take possible
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    Fishing probe team sits tomorrow
    241 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. nnHE commission of inquiry appointed to investiA gate fishing problems in Kedah and Perlis will hold its first meeting at Alor Star on Saturday. i The members, whose names were announced here today, are Dato Osman bin Talib, chairman of the Central
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    J.B. councillors visit Penang
    52 6 PENANO, Thurs.— A team of six town councillors from Johore Bahru led by their president. Dato Abdul Asis bm Haji Abdul Shukor, will visit the George Town City Council tomorrow. They will make on-the-spot studies of the City Council's flats, housing scheme, markets, car parks and
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    Theft of tin admitted
    79 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Six men were charged In a magistrate's court today with stealing 130 katls of tin -ore belonging to Kent Tin Dredging Company at 4th milestone Ipoh Roud here yesterday. ,Pian bin Joseph. 31. J. Abdul Karlm. 33. V. Aroklan. 42, Harun bin Raftltkul
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    Memorial to Jap victims to be built with 'our own money'
    323 7 Memorial to Jap victims to be built with 'our own money' SINGAPORE, Thurs. The proposed memorial for victims of the Japanese occupation must have a •pronounced Oriental style." said Mr. Lam Thian. a Chinese Shamber of Commerce leader, today. "We want it to portray the spirit of loyalty." said Mr.
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    Motorcyclists found in gardens fined
    84 7 Motorcyclists found in gardens fined PENANG. Thurs Four motorcyclists were today fined a total of $83 for entering the Penang Botanic Gardens an area prohibited to motorcycles. Ton Soon Kian, who was stopped by traffic police at 4 p.m. on Jan. 25. was fined $23. Teoh Kung Chooi. who was
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    The 'magic race cards5 go under the counter
    173 7 The 'magic race cards 5 go under the counter SINGAPORE. Thurs.—"Magic race cards" have gone under the counter in Singapore following the conviction of a promoter of the game last week. A printer, Lav Hock Meng, was fined $50 in a magistrate's court for promoting the miniature horseracing game said
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    Reaping the fruits...
    227 7 Reaping the fruits PENANG. Thursday. T»HE benefits derived from the state's rural developA ment schemes had become more and more apparent, the Governor. Raja Tun Uda Al-haj, declared today. i "A large number of the rural folk are beginning to reap the fruits." he said when he opened the new
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    Bursaries: Science gets preference
    81 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Minlstery of Education today announced the offer of bursaries to Singapore students who have just been admitted to Nanyang University for 1963. The bursaries, which are awarded on the basis of scholastic merit and financial need, have a maximum value of $1,500 a
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    A midnight ride on a motor-cycle cost youth $90
    91 7 PENANG, Thurs. Leong Yew Heng. 18. who took a motor-cycle out for a midnight ride, was today fined a total of $90 and barred from holding a licence for one year for three traffic offences. Leong pleaded guilty to riding a
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    Bound over for trespassing
    49 7 IPOH. Thurs. Ong Chee Chin. IT. a coffee shop assistant, was bound over for 12 months today for trespassing "for the commission of theft: He pleaded guilty to the offence committed at the General Bus Company store in Kidd Road on Aug. 2 last year.
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    HEAVY TRAFFIC BAN AS GIANT CRACKS APPEAR IN ROAD
    200 7 TELUK ANSON. Thurs. pOR the second time in r 14 months, the halfmile stretch of Batak Rabit Road between Paul Road and Changlrat Jong Road near the former Lower Perak Club has been closed to heavy traffic because of another land
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    S'pore to send 12 to PATA talks
    103 7 DINGAPORE, Thurs.— A 12-man delegation from Singapore will attend the Pacific Area Travel Association's 12th annual conference in Jakarta from March 18 to 22. The Ministry of Finance, now handling tourism, will be represented by Mr. Francis Urn, Secretary of Economic Development Division.
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    Lock icon Malaysia chance for the traders
    183 7 PERTH, Thurs. Mr. C. W. Court, Western Australian Minister for Industrial Development, today urged Australian busine^men to step up their interest in the Malaysia area. He said they must develop the already favourable pattern of industrial joint ventures there. Mr. Court had just returned after
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    YOUTH OFF TO STUDY ART ON LOTTERY CHARGE .
    146 7 YOUTH OFF TO STUDY ART ON LOTTERY CHARGE TPOH, Thurs.— A youth 1 awarded a scholarship to study art in Formosa was convicted here today of helping to run an illegal character lottery. Senior Inspector C. M. De Cruz said that on Nov. 7 last year, police raided a I
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    Three youths discharged
    74 7 IPOH. Thurs. Thre« youths were discharged not amounting to an acquittal when two of the prosecution witnesses tailed to turn up in the magistrate's court here today. Ham Shu Ktng. 16. Lim Chew Chuan. 19 and Tan Jee Lin !9. had pleaded not guilty to beint; members
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    Presenting a message
    88 8 Presenting a message KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The leader of a lb-man Aichi Nagoya industrial mission, Mr. Takaji Funahashi (left), today presented a message from the Mayor of Nagoya to the Commissioner of the Federal capital, Haji Ismail bin Panjane Aris. The message conveyed a "sincere wish to exchange views with
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    Yassin in the bag soon, say Gurkhas
    88 8 KUCHING, Thurs. The Ist. Bn.. Duke of Edinburgh's Own Gurkha Rifles, are confident they will soon capture Yassin Affandy, commander of the North Borneo rebels. The battalion is operating In the Limbang area, where Yassin and his closest associates are hiding out. The
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    Malay Bureau dinner party
    55 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Ki»n Yew. will address the Malay Bureau of the Peoples Action Party, at a Harl Raya dinner at the People's Association premises at Kallang on Saturday. Other speakers will be Inche Rahim Ishak, Deputy Director of the bureau, and
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    $10 for Juriah
    36 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A donation of $10 from Mr. P. V. Hinch was received by the Straits Times in Singapore today for the Juriah blnte Hamld Fund. The amount collected so far is $163.
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    Busy day for Mentri
    41 8 BANTINO, Thurs. The Mentri Besar of Selangor, Dato Abu Bakar bin Baginda, today opened four community halls and three midwifery clinics at Sungei Mangris. Sungei Lang. Darat Batu and Kampong Kundang. all in the Kuala Langat district.
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    Reluctant magistrate postpones 'abused PC' case
    227 8 Reluctant magistrate postpones 'abused PC' case TE LU K ANSON, Thurs. A P.P.P. town councillor, K. Ramasamy, 38, pleaded not guilty in the magistrate's court here yesterday to an amended summons charge of using abusive language by calling a policeman "hi babi" (you pig). The offence was stated to have
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    Front rally speakers
    42 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The! national chairman of the Socialist Front. Inche Ishak bin Hajl Mohamed. and his secretary general. Mr. Lim Kean Slew, will speak at a rally In front of the Odeon Theatre here at 7 p.m. tomorrow.
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    MUNICIPAL COUNCILLOR HITS AT WATER SCHEME DELAY
    169 8 MALACCA, Thurs MR. Tan Tuan Boon (Socialist Front) yesterday condemned the Municipal Council's failure in implementing an approved water supply scheme. Speaking at a meeting of the council's finance committee he said the municipality was inefficient in delaying the signing of a memorandum
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    How wavering witnesses dishearten the police...
    426 8 How wavering witnesses dishearten the police IPOH, Thursday. J^JR. Justice Neal said today that it must be "extremely disheartening" to the police to spend time and effort on building up a case and then have it impaired by the evidence of wavering witnesses. He said this in the High Court
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    MOBILISE YOUNG MEN TO SUPPORT GOVT URGED
    98 8 KUALA L U M PUR, Thurs. The Malayan Youth Council today urged youth organisations in the country to mobilise all young people to support the Government in upholding the national sovereignty and freedom against any outside aggression. A resolution to this effect was
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    Thinking Day'
    26 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs— The Selangor Girl Guides Association will hold a "thinking day" rally at the Railway Recreation Club in Brickfields Road on Saturday.
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    Variety show
    23 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs— The Selangor Blood Donors' Association will hold a variety show at the Chin Woo Auditorium here on Saturday.
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    Lee to present report on political trend to NTUC rally
    158 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, will give a report on the present political situation in the context of Malaysia to leaders of the National Trades Union Congress at a mass rally on Monday. This was stated
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    Canadian aid expert flies in for talks
    65 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The Director of Capital Assistance In the Canadian External Aid Office Mr. A. B. Connelly, arrived here today for talks with Federation Government officials. Mr. Connelly said he would discuss capital assistance cooperation between Malaya and Canada. He added that
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      236 9 A MAJOR INCREASE IN TOTALPOWEH FROM Not since the original Supershell with ICA came to Malaya has m^ m I J |k I "|J|^ •Vo morr knocking -re-formulated NEW SVPERSIIELL there been such a dramatic increa.se in the total power of petrol. a I Il| i c»Trt/>- distributes its increased
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    53 10 M Ward, Sl* flHimlmim) THE FAMILY OP the late Mr Cfcew Mov l^m thank all relative- and friends who s»ni ondolen e« and wrenths. MR. TIN SWEE KANO and fam.lv thank relatives, friends for help, wreaths. niKri and preswnce at funeral, of hi« beloved wife/their beloved mother on Wednesday
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  • The Straits Times Friday, March 15, 1963.
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      Lesson From Grisek
      750 10 The success of the Rural and Industrial Development Authority is not to be judged by misfortunes which attract large headlines. Rida's new management, however, will benefit from these experiences, and the taxpayer's watchdog (the Parliamentary Public Ac- counts Committee) has already been given assurances which should prevent
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      Borneo 'Yes'
      325 10 Mr. Donald Stephens has given an eloquent answer to those who say Malaysia is "neo-colonialist." "We are joining Malaysia," he told the North Borneo Legislative Council "because Malaysia will ensure for our country s happy, prosperous and stable future, and will guarantee that we are able to keep
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      Co-operation
      190 10 Regional co-operation i« once more enjoined upon the countries of Asia in a resolution adopted at the Ecafe conference in Manila. It is to be hoped that there will be follow-up talks by the various governments on practical steps. There are two major obstacles to co-operation, and the way
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    Lock icon THE COMMUNIST MENACE IN SARAWAK
    831 10 THE COMMUNIST MENACE IN SARAWAK A CASE HISTORY OF THE UNDERCOVER C.C.O. HOW IT WORKS AND ITS MAIN OBJECTIVES KUCHING, THURSDAY YQUNC people wanting to join the Clandestine Communist Organisation in Sarawak may spend years as candidate members, and only a few are finally admitted to full membership, according to
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  • LETTERS to the Editors
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      Support for P-Fund
      206 10 THE Minister for Agrlcul--1 lure and Co-operatives, Inche Khir Joharl. is reDorted to have told the Tatping Branch of Umno Youth: "One significant thing is that since the launching of the national patriotic fund none of those Opposition parties or Individual members, so far as we know,
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      To slaughter
      170 10 QN Thursday afternoon last an afternoon of nril'lam sunshine and. for Singapore. of expensive heat, I had the misfortune to be driving into Singaoore confined Immediately behind a very old open lorry laden with live "sheep doubtless bound for an abattoir. The number forced Into this lorry was
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      Racing bait
      146 10 \IR J. ROB6ON in his letter last Saturday raises the question of awards for local motorcycle competitors In the races to be held over the Easter weekend organised by the Singapore Motor Club. It Is precisely with the interests of the enthusiastic local rider In mind that Singapore
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      Zoo visit
      309 10 A COUPLE of weeks ago I had the opportunity to visit the newly opened zoo *t Ayer Kroh near Malacca. I hope that what I am about to say will not offend the people responsible for this venture. But a little thought would have made this zoo a
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      Rural roads
      172 10 \O doubt most kampong roads and tracks are privately owned. But recently the PWD has been kind enough to level and harden them with laterite so that they are now fit for even heavy lorries. This Includes Jalan Kacbang. The question of requesting the local authority to repair
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    THE BRAIN DRAIN AND: Britain's reluctant social scientists
    374 10 THE BRAIN DRAIN AND: Britain's reluctant social scientists f ONDON. Thurs— There Is a significant drain of social scientists from Britain—less than the drain of natural scientists, but still debilitating. Though no count has bee«n taken. economists and psychologists seem to be the most reluctant to come home again after
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      91 10 CHARLES THE GREAT MASTER OF FRANCE Britain's entry into the Common Market has been blocked "by the whim of one man". A topical article in the March Reader's Digest (just out* probes the character of Charles de Gaulle a man who is guided by one principle "Listen only to yourself",
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    161 11 NEW WAY OUT OF A JAM, WITH TRAFFIC ON 3 LEVELS SPANNING majestically from Jalan Sultan Hisamuddin to Jalan Birch over the heart of Kuala Lumpur is the new $3.5 million flyover, which Tengku Abdul Rahman will open today. On the extreme- left in
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    Mine bonus dispute: Bahaman steps in
    337 11 'Pill; Minister of La- bour. Inche Bahain.in bin Samsudin, stepped in today to try to settle the dispute between mine owners .iinl the National Mining Workers' Union. Tli is morning he met MTUC leaders at his office. He s aid after the meeting: "We
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    11 SINGAPORE CANDIDATES ALSO GOT THAT ZERO
    107 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Aoout 150 Cambridge Certificate answer papers, which were destroyed by lire on the way to England last year. Included those of 11 private candidates from Singapore. The rest were answer papers i of students ot St. Paul's Institution. Seremban, and 6ome
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    Seaman stabbed
    44 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A (teaman. Ng Tong Poh, 43, was having a meal this evening with a group of (riends at Peoples Park when he wm stubbed in the stomach by an unknown assailant. lie was taken to hospital in a ciilicai condition.
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    Crab victims improving
    62 11 JOHORE BAHRI Thurs. All the seven children admitted to Johore Bahru General Hospital with suspected food poisoning after eating roasted king crab were today reported to be recovering. Their father. Amal bin Kassan. 50. a tapper, died on Tuesday night after the crab meal. The family comes
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    Wed in Israel
    26 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr Joseph Ezekiel. former Straits Times teleprinter operator hi Singapore and Miss Daisy Shlomc Mordechai have married In Kama Oan, Israel.
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    Voice in the sky will signal start of Language Month
    303 11 Voice in the sky will signal start of Language Month KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A voice aircraft of the Royal Malayan Air Force will fly above Kuala Lumpur and Petallng Jaya on Saturday, playing the Language Month Song, Bahasa Jiwa Bangsa. to mark the start of the first phase of National
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      539 11 Todays Radio, TV programmes QAmrt MAI AVA South Sea Magic; 10.30 Concert nHUIU m«i«« I#» Classics; 11.00 Close Down. NATIONAL SHORTWAVE RADIO SINGAPORE SERVICE 41.7 Metre* SHORTWAVE BERVICE A.M. 6.00 Time Signal. Ne- 41 Metres gara-ku; 6.02 Morning Melodies; MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE 7.00 Time Signal. The News; 476 Metre* 7.10
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    TWO ON BOND FOR ROBBERY
    222 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Two youths. who robbed a schoolboy at the point of a knife were put on probation after they had pleaded guilty in the Assize i Court today. They arc Goh Kirn Hlong. 18. a fitter, and Ghoo Peck Hock. 14, a student. In
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    Gemas-S'pore by rail again
    57 12 KLALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The passenger trains service between Gemas and Singapore, suspended after the railway strike, will be resumed on Monday. The train from Gemas will depart at C.35 a.m and arrive in Singapore sit 12.55 p.m. and that from Singapore will depart at 2.25 p.m
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    Mammoth festival to usher in Malaysian spirit
    164 12 Mammoth festival to usher in Malaysian spirit SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The four-party Alliance here will hold a mammoth Hari Raya celebration at Sembawang on Saturday. Spearheaded by Umno, the 10-hour celebration will include a reception, a ml'elong lantern procession. fl:m and variety shows. According to Alliance leaders, the "festival" will usher
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    Singapore's 'diehards'
    154 12 SINGAPORE, ThUfS. A SINGAPORE manufacturer, Mr. Teo Ek TJoe. today told the Tariff Advisory Commission of the "diehard prejudice" local consumers had against local products. Mr. Teo, managing director of the federal Chemical industries (Singapore) Ltd), was testifying before the commission, which is inquiring Into his firm's application
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    Ex-dance hostess finds an abandoned baby girl
    222 12 'IT WILL BE MINE FOREVER,' SAYS MISS CHAN, '...I AM SURE IT WILL BRING US LUCK' KUALA LUMPUR.Thurs. —An attractive former dance hostess was attracted by the cries of a baby near some garbage bins along Ipoh Road. On investigating, she found a
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    Crime 'on holiday'
    27 12 PENANG. Thurs. Except for three bicycle thefts, po serious crime was reported ln Penang during the past 48 hours, a police spokesman said today.
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    Hawker in crash loses court claim
    103 12 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A food hawker, Rowther Mohamed Meera bin Ismail. 55. who brought an action for damages for personal injuries which he received in a road accident 13 months ago failed in his claim in the High Court today. Meera had sued Mok Kok
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    Stolen vehicles: Three men appear in court
    146 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Three young men were brought up today in a district court in two separate cases connected with stolen vehicles. CASE NO. 1: Tan Hong Poh. 20, and Tan Chlew Tee, 22. were travelling in a stolen car at 12.45 a.m. today
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    COUNSEL FOR DRESS SHOP PICKETS WITHDRAWS
    460 12 COUNSEL FOR DRESS SHOP PICKETS WITHDRAWS SINGAPORE, Thurs. THE trial of 13 people arrested after a scuffle between women pickets and policewomen putside a Katong dressmakers, was postponed this morning when defence counsel, Mr. T. T. Rajah, withdraw from the case The withdrawal. 90 minutes after the court sat, followed
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      866 13 STEAMBATHS, MASSAGE, ETC It Wmrda tS (Min.)— Box St et: txtrm TIRED? LET LAURA Maraac* Strambath rmtrtnti you Licensed Untmr'KumH 81K-P River Vallrr Road. Spore. Telephone ***** 10. UO a.m. to 8.00 p.m. atiarp. GENTLEMEN for Bwedlsn maitaie ateambaths facial treatment "Jeam" Alrcondltioned Salon 28A Ptnang Lane (adjacent Peking Restaoraon
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    TV AERIALS NOW MADE IN SINGAPORE
    354 14 TV AERIALS NOW MADE IN SINGAPORE Joint Australia, local venture AN Australian business organisation has recently taken the initiative of forming a company in Singapore for the manufacture of television aerials and accessories to supplement local needs. The new company, Ferris Industries (Malaysia), with a capital of $350,000, represents a
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    Long-service Caltex man retires
    68 14 Long-service Caltex man retires MR. EDDIE SOH (above). an employee of Caltex Oil (Malaya) Ltd.. and Caltex (Asia) Ltd.. has retired after 26 years' service. Mr. Soh joined Caltex in 1937. then known as The Texas Co., (China) Ltd.. and during his period of employment, he was en active participant
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    Pye gets $5.1 m. BBC contract
    85 14 The BBC has placed a 1600.000 ($5.1 million) contract with Pye Ltd. of Cambridge, for the supply of 12 high power transmitters for the 625-I. r.e International standard, now being introduced in Britain, to replace the existing 405-line system which has served the country
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    NCR plan to set up service bureau
    150 14 NCR plan to set up service bureau »PHE National Cash 1 Register Co. (Singapore) Ltd. plans to set up a service bureau here to nrovirte electronic data processing facilities. This follows the establishment of computer centres in Tokyo. Hong Kong and Manila. Business records. In the form of punched paper
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    OCBC OPENS ORCHARD ROAD OFFICE
    94 14 OCBC OPENS ORCHARD ROAD OFFICE THE Overseas Chinese Banking Corporation will tomorrow morning open another branch in Singapore, on the former Pavilion cinema site. Orchard Road. The new banking hall will be fully equipped to deal with the various activities of the bank. The new branch will be the thirty-eighth
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    New Penang branch
    107 14 THE Far and Middle East director of AB Volvo. Bweden. Mr. Bertll Erattberg is now In Malaya to attend the opening ceremony of the new Federal Auto Penang branch building tomorrow. Mr. Bertil. who went through the sales records of Volvo cars In Malaya, noted with satisfaction
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    SWISSAIR'S JAN. TRAFFIC
    82 14 Swissair increased its ton- 1 1 kilometers' offer by 24 per cent in January and the de- mand rose 17 per cent compared with January last year, it is stated. The airline carried 12 per cent more passengers and 47 1 per cent more freight, but mail
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    Good mart in Malaya for prefab buildings
    277 14 Good mart in Malaya for prefab buildings fTHE rapid national development in Singapore and Malaya is a potential market for prefabricated "pillarless" steel buildings, according to Mr. R. T. Cole, managing director of Conder Engineering Co. Ltd. For speed is the inherent quality of this type of buildIngs said Mr.
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      Perak miner forms factory to make accessories
      264 14  - Perak miner forms factory to make accessories LEE FOO SAN By A WELL known Perak tin miner, Mr. Foong U San, who turned part time inventor in 1959, has now become a pioneer industrialist. Together with two sons he i has established Yee San and Company, Malayan investors, designers and
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      Beauty-aid company to boost sales
      186 14 Beauty- aid company to boost sales A BRITISH company which manufactures hair colourisations and cosmetics under licence from its Paris associate, is to further develop the market among its female clientele in Mp aya. This was seated in Singapore by Mr. O.L. Laurenson. chairman of Oolden Ltd., an associate of
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      Danish meat sales up
      49 14 Danish dairy and meat products In tins are finding a good market in Malaya, according to Danish News-Letter. Last year, 5.132 tons of tinned dairy products were sold in the Federation and 4,538 tons In Singapore, against 3.931 tons and 4.228 tons respectively In 1981
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    140 16 MELBOURNE, Thurs. j CHAPE prices generally had *3 narrow movements again with most issues losing ground slightly. Motor distributing companies highlighted with a general improvement following buoyant reports by Preston Motors, who announced a bonus of five per cent and a> one-for-two bonus issue, and Lanes higher Interim
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    RUBBER PRICES
    267 16 APRIL PJrit graoa rubber buyora f.e.b. cloud at 5 p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yeaterday at 76} cents per lb. up flve-eightha of a gait, Tbe tone waa quiet and alight ly saatar. S.C.C.R.A. and F.M.R.E. doling pncti In oanti per Ib. yoitorday: Int. 1 R. 8.8.
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    I CLOSING PRICES I
    29 16 March 14. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE 76} cents (up five-eighths of a cent). TIN: $430.50 (up 25 cents). Estimated unofficial offering; 230 tons (up 15 tons).
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    126 16 r r*HC Malayan Exchange Banhi Alia* ciation made these changes in Ha rates to merrhanta yeaterday (all ratea to $1001: New Vark: buying TT 32 13/16, airmail OD 32 15/16. M I'M 33 3/16 credit hills. 33 5/16 trade bill*. Canada: buying TT 3o 7/16, airmail OD 35
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    76 16 CHINESE Produce Eiohanga, lingapara nun prlcn par picul yaitarday: Coconut ail: bulk 1421 aelltra, drum $43] nellera. Copra: March April VK Continent $271 buyera. Ptppar: Muntok white $157 a aellera, Sarawak whits $ISS aellera, ap««lal Sarawak black |112 i aellera. garbled Lamponß black >107 i aellera. ABTA $117|
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    ESSO PROSPECTUS WILL BE FIRST WEEK IN APRIL
    642 16 From Our Market Correspondent rE Malayan market has waited 12 months for the Esso offer generally known this morning, but now ft has really got something to get its teeth into. It is by far the largest offer ever made in Malaya
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 16 Malayan Stock Indices MarcMi 13 March 14 Industrials 100.72 100.04 Tins: 101.09 100.62 S rubbers: 105.16 105.16 Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    689 16 (COMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded in brackets INDUSTRIAL*: Bouttead (8,000) $1.50: Dunlopi (1.000) 52.81 D, (5,000) S2-60. (7.000) $2.62. (5.000) $2.61. (2,000) 52.60 ON; Eatttrn Smaltera (2,000) (2.77: F. and
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    Straits tin gains 25 cts. Rubber values harden
    322 16 TiHE Straits tin price yesterday gained 25 cents to $430.50 per picul on an offering of 230 tons, estimated to be reduced by 15 tons. In London on Wednesday some useful buying of three months tin by an Influential quarter imparted a
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    187 16 SHIM lying slangiWe tti« Imiipift Hirbour whartrti ar exs»*tad taday ara: Utrecht I*, Chltral 33/36, Orcadea 1 '3. Labuan Hadji N.W. I, lfarcelt Nowotko 46, Stata of Andnra 15/16, Oiowa Ifaru 4/5, lfartlalquala 44, PreMdent Harriaon 38/39, JUUXisan Mara 45. Janova 42/43, Telko Haru 27/28, Jadnosc 35/26.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    135 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) March 14. Three month* Dunlopt 14 cti. 8. Darby 4d. K. N. 16 eta. C. Storage 4M Gammon* 11 cti. 8. Traction 1 3 J. Waugh IS eta. Shell 14 eta. M. Braw SO eta. Bttamsblp 9 eta. M. Cement 18 eta. B. TimM 22 eta.
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      1205 16 vEJHoRr kcciams carii iria Caaasa. U4 •malic 111 U.S. rwlc XHB3^*" maa/Hasi Kaax/Kaalaaf ta Siagaiara aaa Part Saettaaaaa. U S FAH [«S1 UHVICt Philaoeiphia Ne* Tort los *njem s. Francesco Smgioort ■Niciliitt Maink (5 16 Mar 17/11 Mar 14/13 Apr I *«saa MairU 14 Mat n.U Mar 11 Mar/ 1
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      179 16 HOEGH LINES V FIRST VESSEL FOR CANADA— GREAT LAKES HOEGH SILVER WAVE accepting cargo for Halifax and for Montreal. Toronto ana Hamilton with fast railage From Halifax or St. John N B Spore P. S'hom Penong 17/1* Mar 20/21 Mar «PM HARPER GILFILLAN 6c CO., LTD. Siaiaasri MW aai Peant
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      1049 17 COSMETICS SALES REPRESENTATIVE A leading Company importing htfl class cosmetics from London a vacancy for a sales representative to be based In Singapore. I his representative must have some experience in the cosmetic market. be between 25 and 35 year? of age. have a minimum educational standard of Senior Cambridge
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      1371 17 NOTICES THE SPASTIC CHILDREN'S ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE The Annual General Meeting of the above Association will be held on 18th March 1963. at 5.15 pm. at 25 Oilstead Road. Singapore 11. CHENG HOON TENG TEMPLE (INCORPORATION). (Incorporated by Ordinance No. 34 of 1949 Federation of Malaya) NOTICE Notice is hereby
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      184 17 NOTICES NOTICE Lombard Banking announce that i following an approach by another Bank of the highest repute In Malaya to acquire their Interest In Lombard Central Finance Company Limited. Singapore, the Board of Lombard Banking had decided that the offer received should be accepted^ THE OMNIBUS SERVICES LICENSING AUTHORITY ORDINANCE,
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      829 17 NOTICES I SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL 3 DEBENTURE STOCK 1935/75-85. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN j that the Transfer Books of the above Stock will be closed from i 19th March to Ist April, 1963, both days inclusive, for the pie 1 1 1 paration of Interest Warrants. N.P. EMBLEY, Ag. City Treasurer
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      706 17 NOTICES NOTICE Will Madam Ah Kiew and her Husband, the natural parents of a female child which was placed In the custody of Madam Chan Moh i Chan at No- 42, Breeze Road. Singapore on the 7th day of June 1 1959 by the said Madam Ah Kiew or any
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      506 17 TENDERS P.WJ). SINGAPORE. TENDER NOTICE Construction of Infant and Health Clinic at m s. Upper Changi Road, Spore. TENDERS from Contractors registered with Public Works Department. Singapore, in Class "C" and above, and under Head II will be received at the Public Works Department. High Street. Singapore, i 6 In
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      336 17 NOTICES STRAITS STEAMSHIP.CO. LTD. (Incorporated in Singapore* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Seventyseventh Ordinary General Meeting of the Company will held at the Registered Offlo-. Ocean Building. Collycr Quay. Singapore, on Thursday, 11th April, 1963 at 12 noon when the Directors will recommend tor approval payment of a Dividend
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      HALLAN & PARI PASSU SHINE IN WORKOUTS
      224 18 HALLAN PARI PASSU SHINE IN WORKOUTS RACING by Epsom Jeep IPOH, Thursday. if ALLAN, winner of three races in his last four 11 starts, is retaining his form. With apprentice Vincent Chong up, Hallan did a3f trial in 38 5 '5 here this morning;. Pari Passu also Impressed In a
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      PAAA MEETING
      24 18 IPOH. Thurs The Pcrak AAA will hold their annual general nicrliiiK hi the Station Hotel here ;iii Sunday at 10.30 i m
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      Singapore gain 4-3 badminton victory
      168 18 Singapore gain 4-3 badminton victory VARSITY GAMES HONG KONG, Thurs. Singapore .scraped nu-ough to a narrow 4-3 win over Hong Kong at badmin- I ion last Light, their points coming from the three men's -ingles and a men's doubles, j Hong Kong won one of the doubles and both the
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      LEOW'S PLAN IS FINE BUT ONE THING IS MISSING...
      1217 18  - LEOW'S PLAN IS FINE BUT ONE THING IS MISSING... Norman Siebel r-By- T*HE Singapore Bad- minton Association has produced its blue print for better badminton which is aimed, in the words of its author Leow Kirn Fatt, at "restoring the old glory that was Malaya's." This, of course, means regaining
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      Malaya to gain by MCC new policy
      219 18  -  KEN FERNANDEZ By KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Malaya will be one of the countries which will benefit from the MCC's new .policy of sending their teams to non-Test playing countries. This was disclosed today by Brig Young, treasurer of the Malayan Cricket Association who
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      TIMES SPORT 1
      52 18 SOCCER Penanc InUr-MhouU nndrr-20: Hun Chla.".g 16 OSS' 0: MAS 8 HSBM 0: tndrr-i:. Hun Chiang 1 OSS 1; HSBM 3 MAS 0. Friendly (K. Kangsar): Clifford Sch. 3 Yg TamUians 2. MacGHUrray Cap (Bentong) Bkt Dindtng 3 Paslr Panjang 1. HOCKEY Talping Lgc: Prison AC 11
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      Lingam to answer misconduct charge
      245 18  - Lingam to answer misconduct charge ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE, Thurs. S. T. Lingam, the Ceylonese centre-for-ward, has been told 1 to appear before the disciplinary committee of the Singapore Hockey Association next week to answer a charge of misconduct during the six-a-side tournament final at Seletar on Feb. 3. Lingam.
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      Goalie, 16. is a 'find
      130 18 MAXWELL 4 (lIIMM Mil 2 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Sixteen year-old schrolboy goalkeeper' Chan Fook Chuan gave an impressive display for Chinese Athletic "A" although they were beaten 4-2 by Maxwell in their SAFA Div. 'JC match at Farrer Park today. Fook Chuan. playing Ml first league
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      Williams is new 'pivot' for Services
      344 18 Williams is new 'pivot' for Services OINGAFORE, Thurs. Singapore Joint Services will introduce a new centre half, Wil--1 liams (Royal Navy) in their FAM Cup* tie against Singapore at Jalan Besar Stadium on Sunday. Williams, who played for the Royal Navy in England, is now in Brunei but will be
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      138 18 MSsJM rilf! USE the tyres Sensational Avon ~C-L-I-N-G" SAFETY f^^^ tyres give you 23' i more grip on wet, slithery JT roads. Avon High Hysteresis rubber— a .j^^jVA^^afcaW^. rubber which will not bounce! clings to /m i pZyy\ the road like a leech, providing contact at all times. Avon C-L-I-N-G
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      CLAY (I'm only) WINS ON POINTS
      279 19 CLAY I'm only) WINS ON POINTS ~The 'Louisville Lip' says: No more predictions from me I tried my best to knock him out in the fourth round, he says NEW YORK, Thursday TASSIUS Marcellus Clay, undefeated, unmarked and unabashed, glibly explained last night that he failed to knock out Doug
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      82 19 JONES: IT WAS CLOSE BUT I THOUGHT I WON thought I had won It," he said with little emotion. "He never hurt me at all. He has an amateur style. Many of his punches hit. my gloves." Someone asked Jones if he thought Clay could beat Llston. "No, Listo:: would
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      101 19 JJINGSTON, Thurs. Bob Hewitt (Australia), who was seeded No. 2, was beaten 6-1 6-3 by unseeded Bill Hoogs (US) in a first round upset in the Caribbean lawn tennis championships here MEXICO CITY: English singles champion Bobby Wilson and Australia's Martin Mulligan were eliminated In upsets yesterday
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      Manchester City reach Round Five
      279 19 Manchester City reach Round Five SOCCER LONDON, Thursday. MANCHESTER City and Norwich last night qualified to meet each other in the Fifth Round of the F.A. Cup on Saturday. Manchester, who beat Bury 1-0, were content to play :heir defensive system after scoring a 13th minute goal through George Harley.
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      226 19 European Cup EDINBURGH, Thurs. Dundee (Scotland) qualified for the semifinals of the European Cup by beating Anderlecht (Belgium) 2-1 in their quarter-final second leg match at Dundee last night. Dundee won on aggregate 6-2. having won 4-1 In Brussels last week. Anderlecht, conquerors
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      31 19 DURBAN. Thurs. Dave Symons won the South African amateur golf championship here today when he beat the defending rhßinpion, John Haves. 5 and 4 In I the 36-hole final.—Rauter.
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      Lock icon Hibs thrashed by Valencia
      61 19 VALENCIA: Valencia (Spain* thrashed Hibernian (Scotland) s*o In their Inter-Cltles Fairs Cup quarter-final first leg. MADRID: Atletlco Madrid entered the semi-finals of the European Cup winners Cup when they beat Botev Plovdiv (Bulgaria) 4-0 In their second tog. The first leg wu drawn 1-1. COCHABAMBA (Bolivia):
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      32 19 LONDON. Thurs. Results of Rugby Union matches: Maesteg 13 Cross Keys 3: Newbridge 0 Bristol 6: Newport 5 Llanelly 0; Penarth 0 Pontypool Torquay 0 St. Luke's college 3— Reuter.
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      304 19 RACING LONDON, Thurs. Fifty-seven entries were left in at yesterday's second acceptance stage for the Grand National steeplechase to be run over four miles 856 yards, at Aintree on Mar. 30. The acceptors include three previous winners in Kilmore (1962). Nicolaus SUver (1961)
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      Winning Fair by 3 lengths in the Champion Hurdle
      107 19 LONDON, Thurs— Winning Fair, owned by G. Spen cer, won the Champion Hurdle over two miles and 100 yards at Cheltenham yesterday. Starting at 190-9, Winnin; Fair, riddrn by M. A. Linningston, won by three lengths from Mrs. M. E. Donnelly's
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      148 19 SOCCER FAM CUP: Kedah t Perils (A. 8Ur); Kelantan v Trengganu (K. Bharu). JOHORE SULTAN'S CIP FINAL: J. Bahru v Muar (J. Bahru stadium. 5.16). STOKE DIV. 2D: Geylang Utd v TBA (P*xrer Pk); Dockyard v RAP Seletar A' (Balestier Rdi; Mlnto v Serangoon Garden <St. George's Rd); Div. 3A:
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    86 20 US tenor at the Vic SINGAPORE. Thurs. Dr. Claude Rhea Jr., a well-known American tenor will give a concert of sacred music at the Victoria Theatre on March 21. Dr. Rhea who is now on a world tour, is a faculty head in the Southern Baptist Graduate School of Church
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    78 20 MR C R. PILLAI of Great Kaatun ranee Co. Kuala Lumpur pHs*pd away peacefully on tliventh CABLE RECEIVIO from Travanaarr, Indm of th«- death ol Mr. Abraham Cni-runipolkn I Ayroor. agti 105 on Sunday loth iKrand'atrur of Abraham. Tumbuk Kstate, Tan Jong MADAM CHEO LENC NEO mother or L*e
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    607 20 POSITIVE WIN AT FIXED GAMBLING ALLEGED MALACCA, Thurs. A WIDOW told the Sessions Court here today that she had been cheated of $5,000 while gambling with five men, one of whom said he was a millionaire businessman from Thailand. Madam Koh Ang Moh.
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    TWO $10,000 GIFTS TO SINGAPORE UNIVERSITY ;
    117 20 TWO $10,000 GIFTS TO SINGAPORE UNIVERSITY SINGAPORE. Thurs. The University of Singapore today disclosed that it had received two donations of SlO.OOO each for the University of Singapore Fund. They are from Mr. R. Jumabhoy. who made the contribution to establish a scholarship for the Faculty of Medicine, and Mr.
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    358 20 Neptune's 'daughter' is freed for a gift of jade KUCHING, Thurs. A princess, said to be the daughter of Neptune, was released here yesterday and this brought a sigh of relief from Chinese temple devotees. They say that her captivity has been responsible for the torrential rains and floods that
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    129 20 BANGKOK, Thursday. THAILAND sincerely hopes that a compromise solution to Malaysian problems can be found to preserve the peace of the area, the Prime Minister's Office said last night. 1 A communique, correcting local press reports on an interview given by the Prime Minister. Sarit Thanarat,
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    113 20 PORT MORESBY, Thurs. Ml A group of people, previously unknown to the outside world, has been discovered in a remote area of Papua. New Guinea, it was announced here. An administration spokesman said there were about 100 of them, known as the Ghom people,
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    Fire Fund now stands at $10,782
    137 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Bukit Ban Kee Fire Fund today stands at $10,782.90. Donations were received by the Singapore Council of Social Services, and newspaoers in the State. Those received by the council amounting to $3,780 were from the German Consulate ($1,000): Singapore (1920' Rice
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    Spore millers' dinner
    20 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Millers' Association will hold a dinner party on Sunday at the Mandarin Room
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    Lock icon $260,473 is the total of P-fund —now –
    151 20 $260,473 is the total of P-fund now KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Collections by the various newspapers for the National Patriotic Fund have topped $260,473.78. The Straits Times today received $381.80. bringing the total to date to $41,992.30. The following contributions were received by the Straits Times today: The editorial staff of
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    20,000 stoppage
    31 20 HELSINKI (Finland), Thurs. A strike by 20.000 Finnish civil servants cut off the nations oil Imports yesterday, and another 80.000 workers threatened to leave their Sttte jobs today.— U.P.l.
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    37 20 SAIGON, Thurs. A United States Air Force Master Sergeant and two Vietnamese were wounded when an unidentified terrorist tossed a grenade Inside a restaurant at Can Tho, 75 miles southwest of Saigon, last night. Reuter.
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    Now it's instant life rafts
    49 20 MOSCOW, Thurs. Cigarshaped containers holding a "whole flotilla of life raftshave been developed by the Moscow Plastics Institute. The Soviet news agency Tass said that, in case of danger to a ship, the containers are thrown overboard and the rafts appear "almost instantaneously" alongside.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    313 20 LONDON, Thurs.— lt was a generally satisfactory day In the stock markets. A further recovery in sterling again stimulated investment buying and prices steadily moved ahead. Gold shares, however, again drifted lower In the absence ot support due to the recovery in the pound and a lower gold
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    RUBBER
    53 20 LONDON, Thurs. Spot 22 -.id.. Apr. 22 \d.. May 22 13/16 d.. June 22 13/160., Apr. June 22 13/16 d., July/Sept 22 7 s(L. Oct. Dec. 22 7 ,d., Jan./ Mar. 22", d.. Apr/ June Unquoted. July/Sept, unquoted, c.l.f. Mar. 22H&, Apr. 22 •<.d.. Ma T 22 7 16d.
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    TIN
    26 20 LONDON. Thurs Buyers £856, sellers £897, Forward buyers £859. sellers £859 Settlement i £857' Turnover a.m. 115 ton*, 1 p.m. nil. Tone: Steady but idle.
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    Air India planes boycotted by union
    207 20 Air India planes boycotted by union SINGAPORE, Thurs. Employees of Malayan Airways and Qantas Empire Airways are refusing to handle Air India aircraft in Singa- i pore following a disagreement between their union and the Air India management over a claim regarding Malayanisation. They stopped handling; the airlines planes yesterday.
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    NAAFI TOP POSTS FOR LOCAL MEN
    95 20 NAAFI TOP POSTS FOR LOCAL MEN SINGAPORE. Thurs. The managing director of Naafi, Mr. H.P.T. Prideaux, today said there were "good pros- 1 pects" of local staff filling higher positions of responsibility in Naafi establishments in Singapore and the Federation. Naafi, which is the official world-wide trading organisation for the
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    Far East now a regular tourist 'beat'
    204 20 Far East now a regular tourist 'beat' SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mrs. Despina Messinnesi, travel editor of "Vogue, today said the Far East had now become "a regular beat" for Western and American tourists. "Singapore and the East have everything that an American tourists wants good food, unique attractions and your fascinating
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