The Straits Times, 28 March 1963

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1963. 15 CENTS. KDN 352
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    Lock icon RED PERIL STAYS
    545 1 Malaysia battle: Round two INCHE YUSOF SAYS AT OPENING OF ASSEMBLY: ONLY SOME KEY ACTIVISTS HAVE BEEN NEUTRALISED 'Renewed attacks 9 warning SINGAPORE, Wednesday THE Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, today warned the people of Singapore to be prepared to meet renewed attacks by anti-national
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    The wrath – of Mount Agung
    40 1 The wrath of Mount Agung THIS mushroom cloud comes not from an atomic bomb but from Balis (Among Agung which has already killed several thousand people. This delayed picture was taken when the volcano first roared into action: U.P.L picture.
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    MALAYA OFFERS AID FOR VICTIMS
    562 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. TENGKU Abdul Rahman today offered Malayan aid for the victims of the Gunong Agung disaster through the United Nations. The Tengku's offer was made on his return here from Alor Star, where he had been resting for three days. He told reporters:
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    Saud seriously ill
    38 1 NICE, Wed— King Baud of Saudi Arabia Is seriously ill following a relapse In the last 24 hours, but not in Immediate danger of death, .sources close to the King's household said last night.— UJ?.l.
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    Lock icon 30,000 cut off by Bali lava
    320 1 DEN PASAR, Wed. INDONESIA'S Min--1 ister for Social Welfare, Mrs. Rusiah Sardjono, said here today 30,000 people were isolated by hot laval flows in eastern Bali. She has just returned from an aerial survey of Mount Agung and areas devastated by the volcano's lava,
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    Talks postponed again
    201 1 MANILA. Wed THE scheduled preliminary meeting of representatives of Malaya. Indonesia and the Philippines to pave the way for a conference of their Foreign Ministers appears to have been put oft to April 5. according to Foreign Office observers here. The talks, scheduled to have been held
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    Barter debt talks
    64 1 JAKARTA. Wed— The Malayan Charge Inche Abdullah bin All, today met Indonesian Foreign Ministry officials for talks on economic relations between Malaya and Indonesia, Antara news agency reported. Mr. Umarjadl, fourth assistant to the Indonesian Foreign Minister, said later that they discussed "overdue payments to Indonesia amounting
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    Lock icon Bidault held in Lisbon report
    180 1 Bidault held in Lisbon report ISBON. Wed.—Form- er French Premier Georges Bidault is being held for questioning at police headquarters here following his arrival from West Germany, a reliable source said today. The source said it was not I known whether Bidauli, who has sworn to overthrow French President Charles
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    Schoolgirl dies after crash
    31 1 SINGAPORE. Wed". A schoolgirl. Mariam blnte Babushah. 11, died in hospital after being knocked down by a car in front of an East Coast Road cinema tonight.
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    STOP PRESS
    24 1 BIDAULT INVI" TO LEAVE 'i\ Wed 1 autbi nvitrd Mr Ci I n n< li \r ider. <» i I'ort, v 1. 1
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Now Dr. V says it: There is a crisis
      155 2 Now Dr. V says it: There is a crisis CAPE TOWN, Wednesday. |jK. Hendrik Verwoerd, the South African Prime Minister, told Parliament yesterday there was a crisis in South Africa. He was speaking In the Budget debate in reply to Opposition claims that the Government had mishandled suppression of the
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      Thai plan to make Seato more efficient
      126 2 Thai plan to make Seato more efficient BANGKOK. Wed. A compromise formula has been proposed to make the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation (Srato) more flexible and efficient. The Foreign Minister, Mr. Thanat Khoman, told reporters yesterday that under the proposed formula Srato would take action if there was no opposition
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      Lock icon QUAKE RATTLES CENTRAL JAPAN
      134 2 QUAKE RATTLES CENTRAL JAPAN rpOKYO, Wed. A fairly strong earthquake today shook almost all parts of Japan except northern Japan injuring one man and causing some damage The Japanese Meteorological Agency said the earthquake occurred at 6.34 a.m. The epicentre was about 12 miles underground off Fukui Prefecture, central Japan.
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      'Quit Laos' rail
      25 2 BANGKOK, Wed— The prime ministers of Thailand and Laos last night called for the withdrawal of all foreign military personnel from Laos.
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      Lock icon Kashmir: Bhutto is pessimistic
      282 2 I/ARACHI, Wed. 1X The Pakistan External Affairs Minister. Mr. Zulflkar Ali Bhutto, said here yesterday that India's protest to the United Nations on I the Sin o Pakistan boundary agreement had hurt the prospects for I nd o Pakistan negotiations on Kashmir. In a statement of
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      Lock icon Istanbul -clash
      59 2 - ISTANBI L. Wed About 1.000 students demonstrating against the release of ex-President Celal Bayar yesterday clashed in Istanbul's main shopping centre with about 500 opposition Justice Party supporters. Troops used rifle butts to break up the clash. First reports said some people were injured. Earlier, about 6,000 antlBayar
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      Lock icon CONGOLESE HOLD SCOT SOLDIER OF FORTUNE
      132 2 CONGOLESE HOLD SCOT SOLDIER OF FORTUNE HANDCUFFED. British mercenary Robert Hugh Chalmers steps from an aircraft on his arrival in Leopold vi Me at a prisoner of the National Congolese Army. Chalmers, 30, a Scot, is reported to have walked into the headquarters of the National Congolese Army in Elisaberhville
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      Lock icon Our final blow—by Malinovsky
      168 2 Our final blow by Malinovsky JAKARTA. Wednesday. nnHE Soviet Defence Minister, Marshal Malinovsky, said yesterday the Soviet Union, through its massive military aid to Indonesia, contributed to the final blow against Dutch colonialism in SouthEast Asia, i Marshal Malinovsky made the statement at a ceremony at Merdeka Palace during which
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      Lock icon BASELESS SLANDER, SAYS INDIA
      107 2 NEW DELHI, Wed. India yesterday dismissed as "baseless slander a reported Chinese Foreign Ministry charge that India was holding Chinese nationals as hostages and subjecting them to "ruthless torture." A Government spokesman said there were only 2,000 Chinese In custody In India and they were free
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  • US-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Jobless fight police at Commons
      600 3 A PEACEFUL PROTEST TURNS INTO A BITTER POLITICAL BATTLE LONDON, Wed. The British Parliament ye s t erday afternoon was the scene of the bitterest political battle In modern times as 6.000 unemp loyed from all over the British Isles tried to storm the House
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      Lock icon EX-ALGERIA MEN ALSO CLASH
      87 3 PARIS, Wed.— Repatriates from Algeria clashed with police here and In several provincial towns yesterday after attending religious ceremonies and meetings in memory of victims- of shooting incidents in Algiers on March 26 last year. Police arrested six people for identity checks after a demonstration at
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      Lock icon Turkmen Premier
      26 3 MOSCOW, Wed. Mukhamednazar Gapurov, 41, secretary of the Turkmen Communist Party central committee, was elected Premier of Turjcmenistan by the republic's Supreme Soviet. Reuter.
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      Sandra Dee and Bobby part
      43 3 HOLLYWOOD. Wed. Singer; Bobby Darin, 26. and actress San- 1 dra Dee. 20. one of Hollywood's I mofct publicised married couples, i have separated. They have one child, a boy, Dodd Mitchell, who is 15 months old. U.PJ.
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      Lock icon Writer is killed
      23 3 PARIS. Wed.— Jean Bruce, 42, French thriller writer, was killed in a road accident near Pontolse. north of Paris. Reuter.
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      Miners and wives fight gendarmes
      208 3 Miners and wives fight gendarmes ■IN FRANCE PARIS. Wednesday. OTRIKING French miners, supported by their angry wives, clashed with gendarmes yesterday in a brief but bitter battle in the Lorraine coalfields of eastern France. Union leaders, fearing that frayed tempers and restlessness generated by the 26--day-old strike of 200.00 C
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      Lock icon NEW BERLIN 'PROBE' TALKS IN U.S.
      212 3 WASHINGTON, Wed.— The United States and the Soviet Union yesterday began a fresh attempt to find a basis for negotiations on the future of Berlin. The exploratory talks opened at the State Department with an afternoon meeting between Mr. Anatoly Dobrynln, the Soviet Ambassador,
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      Lock icon beaverbrook degree
      27 3 EDINBURGH, Wed— Lord Beaverbrook, Canadian-born newspaper magnate. Is to receive an honorary degree as Doctor of Law at St. Andrew's University on June 28— Reuter.
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      More typhoid
      30 3 LONDON. Wed Two mere eases of typhoid were confirmed yesterday bringlm? the total tn Britain to 45. Both are connected vHtH vutu to Zermntr _R P ,,t er
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      Lock icon A RAIL CRASH PLAN WHICH ROBS 125,000 OF THEIR JOBS
      171 3 A RAIL CRASH PLAN WHICH ROBS 125,000 OF THEIR JOBS LONDON. Wed. The Government announced today details of a crash plan to rejuvenate British Railways which will eventually make 125,000, of the present 475.000 people employed by the state concern, jobless. The plan Is likely to jolt afresh the administration's
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      Lock icon Earthquake meeting
      20 3 AUCKLAND. Wed. Auckland will be host to the third world conference on earthquake engineerIng In January. 1985. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Bidault rests at Eagles —Nest
      171 3 Bidault rests at Eagles —Nest LISBON. Wed. The father of a Lisbon boarding house keeper said early today that Mr. Georges Bidault. the French antiGaullist leader, and his secretary were staying at his daughter's establishment. Police are on guard outside the boarding: house called "Pensao Ninho Das Agulas" (the Eagles
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    The rains stop as Inche Yusof drives up
    530 4 The rains stop as Inche Yusof drives up GUARD-OF-HONOUR AND A 17-GUN SALUTE AT THE ASSEMBLY OPENING SINGAPORE. Wed PAIN stopped in time this evening for the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak to inspect a guard-of-honour niourjted by Singapore's own troops before he opened the fourth session of
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    ECONOMIST: COMMON MART WON'T HARM US
    132 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Wellknown German economist, Dr. Lothar Schmidt said here today he did not think the growing power of the European Common Market would cause grave economic harm to Malaya, Singapore and other Commonwealth countries. He said: "As far as Malaya's main products, like
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    MINISTRY REPLIES TO MARSHALL'S LETTER
    542 4 SINGAPORE. Wed |r THE Government to- day described Opposition AsTsemblyman, Mr. David Marshall as a "misguided liberal" who was echoing the propaganda cry of the Barisan Sosialis over the recent detentions of left-wing politicians, trade unionists and students. A statement issued by the Ministry of
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    Death crash at Padang: Court acquits driver
    267 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. *3 A sales engineer, involved in a car accident in Connaught Drive in which a girl was killed, was today acquitted by the Third Criminal District Court. Reginald Robert Barlow Gray, of Gilstead Road, had pleaded not guilty to causing the'
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    Schumann comes off best
    240 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Emma Coniestabile, the Italian pianist who gave a recital In the Victoria Theatre list night, proved to be a generally well-equipped technician, though not always a very enlightened Interpreter. Her fingers are strong and fleet and she assaults all problems fron tally with a
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    Inspector tells of surprise at smuggler's cash charge
    267 5 PENANG, Wednesday. pOLICE INSPECTOR Kamel bin Mohamed Ariff denied today that he had "harassed" a self-confessed smuggler for money. "I am surprised and dumbfounded at his allegations," said Kamel when he made his defence to a charge of taking $350 from Cheah
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    Malayan at a British course
    58 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A Malayan is among 13 senior executives from nine countries now learning the latest methods of personnel management and industrial relations In a British Council course In London. According to the British Information Services, he is Mr. S.M. Ratnam. secretary and industrial
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    Buddhist meeting
    37 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The World Fellowship of Buddhists isdangor centre) will hold its tilth biennial general meeting here on Sunday, according to a notice sent out today by its secret u-y Mr. Lim Tat Tean.
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    Chickens stolen
    33 5 IPOH. Wod. Three masked men forced their way into a poultry farmer's shack on a:i estate at Tambun early yest-vda? morning, tied him up and took n'.vsy 33 of his chickens.
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    CAMBODIA VISIT BEFORE TRIP TO MECCA_
    123 5 CAMBODIA VISIT BEFORE TRIP TO MECCA_ SINGAPORE. Wed. The Yang diPertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak. and Puan Noor Aishah are expected to visit Cambodia for three days next week before going on a pilgrimage to Mecca. The Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin, is likely to assume the
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    Sultan visits Highlands
    68 5 Sultan visits Highlands TANAH RATA, Wed.— The Sultan of Pahang arrived here today for a five-day official visit. He was met at the PerakPahang border by a welcoming committee, headed by the District Officer, Inche Mohamed Ghazalli bin Mohamed Noor. The Sultan attended a dinner at the Cameron Highlands Hotel
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    'Mr. Holden and I are just good friends'
    251 5 'Mr. Holden and I are just good friends' CAPUCINE IS UPSET BY RUMOURS AND PHONE CALLS KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. lV French actress Capucine said emphatically today: "Mr. Holden and I are just good friends. I am not in love with him." She added: "Just because I am appearing with Mr.
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    Pawnshop man pleads guilty
    58 5 PENANO, Wed. A pawnshop assistant, Mak Peng Lim. 42, pleaded guilty today to criminal breach of trust of a (700 diamond locket and two diamond zings worth $300 belonging to the Poh Seng Pawnshop in Maxwell Road. The magistrate, Mr. A. Retnam ordered Mak to be
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    The $20 insult
    46 5 PENANG, Wed.— Govindasamy Ramasamy. 21. was today fined $20, or one week's Jail, for using insulting words to a police constable at the junction of Patanl Road and Lines Road on the night of March 26. He pleaded guilty and paid the fine.
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    Mentri's call to villagers
    44 5 JOHORE BAHRD, Wed.— The Mentri Besar of Johore. Dato Huji Hassan bin Haji Yunos. today urged kampong people to participate in the Government's rural developmrnt plan. He was speaking at the opening of a three-day civics course tor 97 pcnghulus.
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    Survey finds mineral wealth in Borneo
    195 5 V UCHING, Wed. Encouraging prospecting results in oil, fireclay and iron ore were found in Sarawak and North Borneo last year, the Geological Survey Department stated today. Offshore oil exploration wells were drilled off the North Borneo and Sarawak coasts and revealed the presence
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    UN gets arrest protest
    89 5 I 'SITED NATIONS. Wed. The Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association protested in a petition published here yesterday at the "arbitrary arrest and detention of more than 110 trade union and other leaders by the British Colonial Government." The petition, dated Feb. 13. was addressed to U
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    MIC branch officials
    41 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Mr. K. Balakrishnan has been elected president of the Gurney Road branch of the Malayan Indian Congress here. Other officials: Mr. Tony Louis, vice-president: Mr. A. S. Karuppiah, secretary; and Mr. A. Na liah, treasurer.
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    AA chairman again
    25 5 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Mr. Milton Tan has been re-elected chairman of the Automobile Association of Singapore. The vlce-chainnai U I Mr. C.H. Bone.
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    Hospital gift marks opening of building
    172 5 Hospital gift marks opening of building SINGAPORE, Wed. Instead of the usual gocktail party for a ceremonial opening of a five storey building in Robinson Road, Mr. Chow Cho Poon, a business magnate of Hong Kong and Singapore, has decided to mark the occasion with a gift of $20,000 to
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    Britain's new man in Brunei off to take over
    125 5 SINGAPORE, Wed.— The new British High Commissioner in Brunei. Mr. A. M. Mackintosh (above), left here today for Brunei to take up his duties. He will officially begin work on Monday, taking over from Sir Dennis White, who will leave for
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    Travelling Asian and his fear, —by a pilot—
    168 5 Travelling Asian and his fear, by a pilot KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. r*APT. O. P. Jones, a special liaison officer of BOAC and one of its best known pilots, has arrived here on a three-day visit to promote air travel. Asians, he said "are not afraid of travelling by air but
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    Planter and wife lose $3,300
    90 5 Planter and wife lose $3,300 j PENANG. Wed. A planter and his wife slept through a burglarly in their hotel room yesterday. They lost £3.300 in cash and jewellery. i Mr. J.G. Winchester, manager of Rinching Estate. Semenyih. Kajang. was on holiday with his wife at the Golden Sands Hotel.
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    Lock icon VIADUCT—A NEW ANGLE Thai seamen held in death probe
    235 7 VIADUCT— A NEW ANGLE Thai seamen held in death probe KUANTAxM. Wednesday. pOLJCE here have detained two Thai suspects in connection with the death of Customs revenue officer, Inche Shaharuddin bin Omar. 29. last week. I The police have detained three Thai boats which arrived here last Tuesday. The Assistant
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    Glugor site sought for college
    323 7 PENANG. Wednesday. UENANGS proposed university college may be set up in Glugor, about live miles from the city. I The Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee. told the State Legislative Assembly today no definite site had been found. •But," he said in reply to written
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    THE RSPCA FOUND HOMES FOR 25,000 PETS
    120 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals here found homes for about 25.000 dogs, puppies, cats and kittens last year. The chairman or the society. Mr. A. J. Wemyss, said this at its annual meeting yesterday. He said
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    Talk on IMF
    48 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Mr Henry Murphy. Deputy Director of the Asian Department. International Monetary Fund, will give a talk on "The International Monetary Fund and the Federation of Malaya" at 5 30 p.m. on Thursday at the Arts Faculty Lecture Theatre D. University of Malaya
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    'Pen and Changkol'
    37 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.~The Kairali Arts Club will stage a Malawi lam drama "Thoovalum Thoompayum" 'Pen and Chanukol) at the Town Hall here on Saturday at 8 p.m. in aid of the National Patriotic Fund
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    MALAYSIA SOON SO A | 'CABINET' FOR -..JSABAH
    185 7 MALAYSIA SOON SO A 'CABINET' FOR -..JSABAH JESSELTON, Wed. North Borneo yesterday took a major step towards local self-government with the appointment of five "ministers." They are Datu Mustapha bin Datu Harun (local government). Mr. Khoo Siak Chiew (communications and works) Mr. Donald Stephens I natural resources), Mr. Pang Tet
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    Union's new secretary
    46 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. P. V Rajendra has been appointed general affairs secretary of the Singapore Medical Services Union. He Is the organising; secretary of the 12,000-strong Singapore Federation of Union of Government Employees as well as adviser of several other Government Employees unions.
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    Cancer death of stabbed man
    58 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Wrd A limit cancer patient at the General Bmpttal here. Si.i Buan. H2. died this afternoon 18 hours nftrr he \v;i* found will) knife wound- .nacn A police spokesman saia "A posi -nuirt i-in examination lUM shown thai Sia's death was due t«
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    Singapore's urgent need—technicians
    166 7 Singapore's urgent need technicians SINGAPORE. Wed r pHE Economic Deve--1 lopment Board has drawn attention to the urgent need for technically trained personnel in Singapore. In a pamphlet published today it said the Industrial development of Singapore, undertaken by the board, was creating an urgent need for such personnel to
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    Mechanic fined $5,000
    52 7 Mechanic fined $5,000 KAMPAR. Wed. A car mechanic, Pang Sai Chang. 20. was fined $5,000 or 12 months jail by the Sessions Court here today when he pleaded guilty to conveying 2571 b. of uncustomed saccharine. Nyau Chee Sheong, 22. a car painter from Kuala Lumpur. Jointly charged with Pang.
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    Talk on forest
    42 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The president of the Malayan Nature Society, Dr. Ellloti McClure. «ffl speak on "The Roof of the Pores'" on Friday at 6.30 p.m. at the Botany Museum. University of Singapore. The talk is open to the public.
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    Court told of 'double your money' offer
    325 7 Court told of 'double your money' offer MALACCA, Wed. Three tappers parted with $1,900 after they were told the Government would give two new $10 notes for every old one, the Sessions Court was told today. One of the three, K. Rengasamy, said he believed the story. He wanted to
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    Police band's Negri dates
    99 7 SEREMBAN. Wed. The Royal Federation of Malaya Police Band! will tour Negrl SembUan from tomorrow for 11 days: March 28 Seremban Lake Gar- i dens S JO ptn.; March 29 Lstana Beaar Sri Menanti 4.30 p.m.; March 30 Station pmdang Seremban 6 pjn.; March 31 Port
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    120 for YMCA conference
    66 7 KTJALA LUMPUR, Wed.— More chan 120 delegates and obwrvers from 14 countries will attend the sixth Asian YMCA leaders' conference at the University of Malaya from April 17 to April 23. The last conference w** held at Gotembu. Japan. In 1959. The Minister of Labour and
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    BUILDING SOCIETY SHARES FOR PUBLIC
    263 7 BUILDING SOCIETY SHARES FOR PUBLIC I^UALA LUMPUR. Wed. —The Commonwealth Development Corporation is to put on the market a substantial number of Its ordinary shares in the Malaya Borneo Building Society Ltd. The chairman. Mr. D. E. M. Piennes, disclosed this In the society's unnual report today. The sale would
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    Thank you, but I don't want pity, says Miss Chan
    282 8  - Thank you, but I don't want pity, says Miss Chan BOB PERIES By SINGAPORE, Wed.— The crippled girl stopped typing and said "I want to work. I don't want to be a burden on anyone." "But which employer will have me?" she asked looking down at her helpless legs. Miss
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    Selkirk off to Burma
    72 8 SINGAPORE, Wed. Lord Selkirk, British CommissionerGeneral In South -East Asia, left by BOAC tonight for Rangoon, Dacca and Karachi to meet British diplomatic officials. After this short Asian tour. Lord Selkirk will go to Paris to attend the five-day Seato conference, which starts on April 10.
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    Van is stolen
    19 8 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A van, belonging to a shopkeeper. Tan Ban Leong, was stolen from Towner Road.
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    Padi farmers buy shares in mill
    222 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. ]I|ORE than 10,000 individual padi farmers and iTI nearly 1,000 Malay rural co-operative societies have bought shares in the $14 million paper mill tc be built in Province Wellesley. A spokesman of the Federa- tlon Malay Fertiliser and Paper Industrial Co-operative
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    X-RAY UNIT IN MALACCA FOR 2 DAYS
    93 8 MALACCA. Wed.— The Ministry of Health's mobile X-ray unit will be at City Park here tomorrow and Friday between 8 ajn. and 4 p.m. to give free X-rays in conjunction with the national tuberculosis control campaign. Dr. S. C. Sen Gupta, of the
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    Pasar malam: A plea by AA
    53 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Automobile Association of Singapore has asked the Government to consider alternative sites for the "pasar malam" bazaars now being held in congested areas on the island. It praised the Government for moving the Woodlands night market and asked for similar action
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    Joint patrons of society
    71 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The j Sultan of Kedah and the Prlr.ie Minister, Tengku Abdul Ranman, are Joint patrons of the Oxford and Cambridge Society of Malaya. Officers of the society this year are: President, Tun H. S. Lee; vice presidents Dato Gunn Lay Teik and Mr.
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    Court changes
    27 8 SINGAPORE. Wed— The First Traffic Magistrate, Mr. C. Arul, will be transferred to the Sixth Magistrate's Court on Monday. Mr. Richard Laycoclc will succeed him.
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    'Greatprogress' made in advertising courses
    147 8 'Great progress' made in advertising courses Wed. The Association of Accredited Advertising Agents of Malaya said today that tremendous progress had been made in the education of advertising executives In Malaya since the formation of the Joint sub-com-mittee for education. The 1962-63 advertising course, which Is organised by the sub-committee
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    A 'military' drive for tourists is —urged—
    130 8 A 'military' drive for tourists is urged— PENANG. Wed. The State Government was today arced to emphasise Penang's tourist attractions and put Into its effort* "the same drive as one would put into a military operation." "We should adopt a similar attitude to that of the City Council which, in
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    A state campaign
    24 8 JOHORE BHARU. Wed. A one-week Freedom from Hunger campaign will be launched by the State Government here beginning from April o.
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    Killed by train
    29 8 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A Malayan Railway labourer, T. Letchya, 63, was run over by a train near the Spooner Road crossing today. He died on the spot.
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    Decree nisi after 20 years
    64 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Mrs. Gladys Theresa Jan was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Ong In the High Court here today on the ground of desertion by her husband, Anthony Godfrey Jan, 20 years ago. Mrs. Jan said they were married In St. John's
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    Police officer is accused
    71 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Asst. Supt. Ohong Ah Wah. of the Contingent Signals Offloe, Pahaog, pleaded not guilty in the Seoslont Court here today to charges ot cheating the Federation Government on two occasions last year by submitting false mileage claims. The charge's were that he claimed
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    10 years' jail for wife and her lover
    548 8 - 'A DIFFERENT VERDICT HAD I HEARD THE CASE ALONE' SAYS JUDGE IPOH, Wednesday. A MOTHER of three and her "lover and paramour" were each jailed for 16 years' in the High Court here today for killing the woman's I I husband. The
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    Plan to save Calcutta from disaster
    554 9  - Plan to save Calcutta from disaster ADRIENNE FARRELL by (CALCUTTA, Wed.— Engineers of the World Health Organisation have begun drawing up the blueprint of a plan to improve the water supply and sewage system of Calcutta in a bid to rid this sprawling city of the ever recurrent threat of
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    'I MUST HAVE HIT MAX 250 TIMES...'
    1555 9 SEPTEMBER 1935 AND THAT HISTORIC BATTLE IN THE RING WITH MAX BAER Jo^ Loww talking to Alan Hoby BLACKBURN, said Joe, "was full of wise sayings. He always had the right word at the right time. He's gone now, but my gratitude will
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    DEATH
    31 10 U Word, (Minimum) F.J. ASHNESS pamwd a»ay al Mount Alvemia Hoapilal 27-3-6.1. Cor \rt» leavr, H (h. viot Hill S.OO p.m. :s-.t-S3 for Perpetual Succour Church KiKlap. thente to Bldadan.
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    127 10 H HorHt SIO (Minimum) MR. A MRS. Chun* Soou Kirn thank «nd frlenda for their valuable itift«. attendance and aaalatanre at ■h.ir «rd<linx on tt-t M DR. A MRS. Phoon Wai On I hank frundi. relatives for their valuable xitla, attendance and aailttanca at their Keddilix on 23-:i-6.1. MRS.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    65 10 21 »«,r</» SIO i Minimum) FOND MEMORIES OF 1., v Mr. Ong Koon LeonK died motor accident on t hy parenta, Man and tirothera MADAM QUEK KHAR CHENG on 1 IHJ in c,.,.i innih. i <pi Kirn Yam. i nn TMJ, Kirn 1., m. Kirn Siang, Mul Ing.
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    33 10 H Hord, OM (Via.) COME. HEAR REV. Paul Contento hilts jtalva'•nn ami lif,. clirn.ll at Trlok Aver Uethodlxl Church on April 4th, ■'li. «.tn Nl(tith 7 .in p m All ar*
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      612 10 Singapore's Legislative Asjsembly has not been in session for six months, a long vacation |as the Yang di-Pertuan Negara observed. The new session, he added, will lack tho air of excitement and uncertainty of tlie old. There are still, however, some uncertainties even in respect to 'merger
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      The Defaulters
      402 10 Local authorities at every level have such persistent difficulty in collecting rates that the problem deserves more serious attention than it has received. The latest complaint is from the Muar Town Council, which is owed more than $100,000. Because this money has not come in, a street lighting
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      Pahang Tua
      230 10 The Alliance candidate in the Pahang State Assembly by-election at Pahang Tua, Inche Mohammed Mokhtai bin Haji Mohammed Dau-I will stand against the same opponents whom his predecessor trounced in the 1959 poll. Inche Abdul Hamid bin Awang Hitam (P.M.1.P.) collected 1,389 votes in 1959. les<_ than half
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    Confidence
    1726 10 mbE WfrW^k* ftl^VJl^H 6 Singapore has weathered the storm...the tempest has spent itself— but there are still some others actively trying to sabotage plans for Malaysia 9 Head of State sets the keynote for the future IT is my privilege and pleasure to open this Fourth Session of the
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    STEPS ON ROAD TO PROGRESS
    529 10 rE Yang di-Per-tuan Negara then noted these steps to progress in Singapore: HOUSING: ffJC velopment Board has made rapid progress in building public housing for the lower income groups. By the end of 1962 in just under three years, the board completed 21.232 units as
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    Azahari's wife: New snag in divorce quest
    651 11  -  R. CHANDRAN IN COURT AGAIN, BUT HEARING POSTPONED BECAUSE OF AN ABSENT WITNESS By SINGAPORE, Wednesday. RAJA SHAMSIATI binte Raja Putra, the 19-year-old abandoned wife of Brunei rebel leader Sheikh Azahari, today again failed to get a divorce from her husband because of
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    The 'amah' comes—all the way from Hollywood
    238 11 The 'amah' comes all the way from Hollywood UUALA LUMPUR, 1Y Wed. A former college instructress has Just flown half way round the world to come to Kuala Lumpur for a week's work She Is Beulah Quh, a 39-year-old Chinese-Ameri-can, who has come from Hollywood for a featured part in
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    LONELY LIGHTHOUSE MEN: —TV HELPS PASS TIME—
    157 11 LONELY LIGHTHOUSE MEN: TV HELPS PASS TIME I SINGAPORE. Wed pVENINGS are not so lonely for the seven men who man Horsburgh lighthouse, far out in the South China Sea. On Saturday the Light Dues Board Installed a television set in the lighthouse. Sets will also be installed soon at
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    KIDNAP: IT'S JAIL FOR LIFE
    162 11 KIDNAP: IT'S JAIL FOR LIFE SINGAPORE. Wed.— Mr. Justice Winslow in the Assize Court today sentenced Lee Yon* Kwee, labourer, to imprisonment for life for wrongfully confining See Lai Ho, a 12-year-old schoolboy, for 13 days In a hut in Jalan Eunos In May last year. Lee. 23- was found
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    Flag Day for hospital fund
    70 11 IPOH. Wed. The Franciscan Misslouai-ies of the Divine Motherhood will hold a Flag Day on Saturday to raise funds for their hospital now being built here. The hospital will be housed In the foimer palatial mansion of the late Capitan Chung Tliye Phin. which was
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    He is on thank you mission to Sydney
    127 11 SYDNEY, Wednesday. A MALAYAN civil engineer is visiting Sydney to thank Australians for providing several thousand pairs of spectacles for needy Malayans. Mr. Quek: Seng IJln, a former student of the New Bo\i>h Wale;; University, originated the idea of the glasses donations
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    Broadcast by Syed Nasir
    85 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Thei Director of the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaica. Syed Nasir bin Ismail, tonight reminded the public especially people connected with education, to take a more serious view of the Government's efforts to use the national language in all fields. He Mile In a
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    Change urged in Govt pay scales for graduates
    534 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed 'J'HE University of Malaya Graduate Society has protested to Tengku Abdul Rahman against the "wide disparity" between government salary schemes for honours and pass degree graduates. The society. In a memorandum, submitted a salary scale for pass degree graduates
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      502 11 Today's Radio, TV programmes Good-night; 10.58 Bulan Bahasn RADIO MALAYA EpllOgue: IIM NATIONAL SHORTWAVE RAD|Q S|NGA p ORE StKVKi 41.7 metrrs 41.7 melrr* MEDILM WAVE SERVICES A.M. 6.00 Time B«ML Ne- 476 metre guia-ku; 6.02 Morning Melodies. SHORTWAVE SERVICE 7.00 Time 81unal. The Hew*; 4 7.10 News Commentary; 7.18 meire»
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    THE MEN WITH FIVE LITTLE QUERIES...
    213 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. A FAMILIAR sight for motorists in Ipoh Road today was this 24-hour traffic study station (right) Conducted by two engineering firms one from the United States and the other from Australia the study will assess road travel in the Federal capital
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    THE NEW UNDANG: $10,000 -JOY—
    91 12 THE NEW UNDANG: $10,000 -JOY SEREMBAN, Wed.— The two day celebration and ceremony of the installation of a former school teacher, Inche Adnan bin Ma'ah. 31. as the new Undang of Rembau, is estimated to cost about $10,000. The festivities on Saturday and Sunday wiil Include an all -community dinner,
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    Constable dies in collision
    47 12 SEREMBAN. Wed. A DoJice outrider. Constable Omar bin Mahmud. 28. died in the General Hospital here this morning after his motor-cycl(> collided with a lorry on Monday morning in Rasah Road. P.C. Osman, a married man, has been taken to Kelantan for burial.
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    SOLDIER CANVASSES SALES DURING LEISURE HOURS
    108 12 SINGAPORE. Wed. Pte. Yong Khoon Hong, 23, of the Singapore Infantry Regiment spent his leisure hours canvassing sales from his fellow soldiers for the Hup Fatt Radio Company in South Bridge Road, a court was told today. He was entrusted with collecting instalment payri?nts
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    NA TURAL RUBBER LA UNCHES DRIVE TO FIND AND HOLD MARKETS
    636 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed nnHE Malayan rubber A industry has begun various drives to improve the quality of natural rubber, reduce costs and .stimulate greater consumption in the world. Mr. Gan Teck Yeow, president of the Malayan Estate Owners' Association,
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    Man dies after car rams post
    51 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. A Kota Tlnggl provision shop owner. P. Sankaran, died in the General Hospital here three hours after his car rammed into a telephone post and overturned last night. Sankaran was found unconscious in the car at the 211 mile Johore-Kota TingKi
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    'Settle differences like brothers' —call—
    243 12 'Settle differences like brothers' —call SINGAPORE. Wed. An Indonesian general, who led his country's fight for freedom against the Dutch, said today that Malaya and Indonesia should settle their differences like brothers. "We are like hostile brothers," .said retired General Tahi Bonar Slmatupang, 43 former Chief-of-Statr of the Indonesian Armed
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    Johore shooting: Man detained
    46 12 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— Polio* have detained a man in connection with the death of trmcror driver. Mean bin Satan, 27, who died at the General Hospital her* on March IS. At a posi-mortem two bulleta were extricated from Mean's head and neck.
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    Judge resigns
    20 12 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Mr. O* Her.g Leong, the Second Criminal District Judge, has re jned i* enter private practice
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    Tariffs a blow at trade: Levers chief
    262 12 SINGAPORE, Wed THE chairman and managing director of Lever Brothers (M) Ltd.. Mr. R. D. Chandler, today told the Tariff Advisory Commission that the imposition of duties on imports would restrict trading in Singapore. Mr. Chandler was testifying before the commission, which is
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    Suicides down last —year—
    62 12 Suicides down last year SINGAPORE, Wed—Singapore had fewer suicides last year than in 1961, according to the annual report of the State Coroner. Mr. S. R. Chapkhana. The suicides totalled 130 compared with 141 in 1961. These include suicides by hanging and strangulation, cutting throat, poisoning, drowning, leaping off buildings
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      249 13 'Dazed and delighted' Queen bids farewell to Aussies DERTH, Wed.— Queen Elizabeth said in a farewell broad cast last night she had been "dazed and delighted by the warmth" of Australia's welcome. She added: "Every stajje of this Journey has oeen a wonderful experience." She was broadcasting from the royal
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      45 13 SACRED symbols for good luck, prosperity and fertility are written invisible with dry pen on the palm of Hope Cooke's hand just before a Buddhist ceremony in which she became the bride of Sikkim's Crown Prince Palden Thondup Namgyal. UPI radio picture.
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      240 13 Mac's promise on the 'let me stay' chief LONDON, Wednesday. 'PHE Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, proA mised last night that Chief Antony Enahoro would not be returned to Nigeria until the Nigerian Government guarantees that he did not face the death penalty. This staved off an opposition Labour Party
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      165 13 IN SYDNEY DIAL *****1 FOR HAPPINESS SYDNEY, Wed.— Hundreds of lonely, depressed and even desperate people dialled a Sydney telephone number this week in search of happiness. They responded to an appeal that "help is as close as a telephone" and contacted the city's new life line centre in suburban
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      172 13 The prison doors open in Hungary BUDAPEST, Wed. D The first group of 10,000 prisoners included in the recently announced general amnesty were released throughout Hungary yesterday, according to usually reliable sources. Only about one-third of the prisoners had been jailed for "political crimes." Reuter was told. Professor Istvan Blbo.
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      42 13 WASHINGTON. Wed. United States Jupiter missiles in Italy and Turkey will be dismantled next month. Defence Department sources said yesterday. At the same time, three U.S. Polaris submarines wiii become operational in the Mediic.vanean area. Reu:er.
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      39 13 LTVERMORE (California). Wed. A nuclear mishap at the University of California's Lawrence Radiation Laboratory' touched off a small fire and released a little radioactive gas yesterday, but caused no damage or injuries, a university spokesman said. Reuter.
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      43 13 31 corrupted officials LONDON. Wed.— Mr. Duncan Sandys. Colonial Secretary, told a questioner In the House of Commons yesterday that since Sept. 1. 1960. 31 Hong Kong Government oir.riab had been convicted by the courts and dismissed on charges of cunup- ion. Reuter.
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      18 13 BERNE, Wed. Switzerland and Cambodia have decided to establish diplomatic relations and to exchange ambassadors. Reuter.
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      145 13 LONDON, Wed. rE HOUSE of Lords yesterday upheld a judgment of the Appeal Court ordering a new trial of two libel actions, against the Daily Telegraph and the Daily Mail. The five Law Lords dismissed an appeal by Rubber Improvement Ltd. and its chairman, Mr.
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      220 13 Plumpness saves two without food for 43 days l WHITEHORSE, (Yukon Territory), Wed. Mr. Ralph Flores and Miss Helen Klaben today continued their rapid recovery from their 50-day ordeal in the frozen Canadian wilderness, thanks mainly to their previous plumpness, a nutrition expert said. Dr. J. F. McCreary. Dean of
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      49 13 CANBERRA, Wed. The Australian External Affairs Minister. Sir Garneld Barwick. will lrave Australia on Friday for the United States and Europe. The main objective of his trip is to attend the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation's Ministers' meeting In Paris on April 9.— Reuter
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      120 13 Leonardo miniature goes for -£14,700- LONDON, Wed. A tiny drawing by Leonardo da Vinci, only four Inches by three, was auctioned here yesterday for £14,700 £1.225 a square inch. The ink drawing, of an old man, was sent to an auction of Old Masters at Christies salesrooms by an unnamed
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      20 13 JAKARTA. Wed.— A man-eating tiger has killed 18 people in South Sumatra and terrorised rubber planters. U.PJ.
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      185 13 MOSCOW. Wed. A Soviet Army deserter has Just come out of hiding after living 21 years in a small storeroom "'like a dark kennel." the newspaper Sovietskaya Rossiya reported yesterday. The newspaper said the deserter, Peter Nikitin. now 44, deserted in 1942 after the
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      58 13 SUVA, Wed. Thirty candidates will contest 12 seats in the first elections for Fiji's new Legislative Council next month. The seats are open to four Europeans, four Indians, and four. Fijlans. When nominations closed, there were ten Fijian, eight European and 12 Indian candidates listed. Two
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      938 14 GIFT HUNTING for a WEDDING It can be a pleasant shopping tour if you know how to choose JJ AY H you ever been in a jam when it came lo deciding on the light choice of v wedding gift? Yes, you may have settled on how much you can
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      233 14 "LIAIR today, gone to- morrow" describes the newest problem for the insurance industry. The problem: wig thefts. Recently, a Chicago wig manufacturer's entire wig inventory was lifted by a crew of thieves the se--1 cond time within a year. The Insurance Information Institute ir> New
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      163 14 S' HOUSEHOLD WHEN cleaning washable wall coverings, be sure to rinse the spouse often, change the suds and rinse as soon its the water becomes dirty. This keeps dirt from being rubbed into the wall fabric or paper. MMHMMOT Wax the outside ot an lee cube tray when the tray
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      247 14 Straits Times Crossword ssH s^S* HflssssP HP" 9HP sssssssF~]H Vssl safe. sssV* I sssi^ I ACROSS nipple (t). 7. Btabe of principal note is>. 6. Puppet maJte» a joke with I It's not far from treason, to honour (b). I used It In revised form 11. Small beer in the
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    93 16 T'HL Federation Minister of x I Inance has flxrd these prices for calculating: customs duties for the week beginning on March 28. Rubber 76 fc cents a Ib. Copra sill a ton. Coconut oil 5732 a ton. Palm oil 5595.50 a ton. Palm kernels 5391.25 a ton. Iron
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    94 16 THE Malayan txehafift Banks' Anoeistion made these changes In Its ratex to meachants yesterday (all rates to SJ.OO): Now York: buying TT 32 11/16. airmail OD 32 13/16. 90 d/st 33 1/18 credit bills, 33 3/16 trade bills. Selling TT or OD ready: Now Ylrk 32J: Swill Francs
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    231 16 SHIPS lying along tide lha Singaa*rt Harbtur wharvo sr sxpactsd today ara: Van Cloon 21/22. Selamat IM. Cambodge 1 '2. Mandalay 44, Golden Delta 4/5. Bankura 25/26, City of Rlpon 35/36. Olga, Uaersk 2b '30 Rothenstcin 31/32, Bou«alnviUp 42/43. Gohsbu alaru 27/28, Satsuma Maru 13/14. Benarty 18.
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    73 16 /'NINES! Product EuhmM, lin«a- por« nmtn pricti Mr picul niterday: Cecinut Ml tnilk S4l'J self n. drum S4Sj Hellers Cspra: March/April IK /Continent *-'7 luiyers Pt«p«r: Mumok white *loi sellers, Sarawak white fUM nellers. special Sarawak Black $107* sellers, garbled I-amponc black S1O2) sellers. ASTA 3110 sellers. •ingaswrt
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    MORE INTEREST NOW FOR INDUSTRIAL SHARES
    554 16 From Our Market Correspondent THERE was fair business in industrials on the Malayan Istock Exchange yesterday with prices in the section im lining to harden. This welcome sign of further interest in the section which has been observable for two or three days on
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    21 16 Malayan Stock Indices Mar. 26 Mar. 27 Industrials: 101.13 101.71 Tins: 101.07 100.89 rubbers: 107.48 107.48 Dec. 29, 1962=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    636 16 /COMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets, was: INDUSTRIALS: B.utttad (1,000) M.tO; Ounlspt (3,000) J2.72 D. (1,000) $2.71 D. $2.70 31* (1,000) $2.71. (7,000) $2.70: last tmslt (4,000) $2.78;
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    Tin price down 50 cents: Rubber market steadier
    312 16 ON the Straits tin market yesterday the price fell 50 cents to $43 1.37 k on an offering reduced by 5 tons to 235 tons. In London on Tuesday although tin prices finished slightly below Monday's close the market overall presented a
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    126 16 MELBOURNE. Wed. qF.NKRAL investment shares contlnued yesterday's easier trend. The majority of leaders again showing declines, but most moves were small. BHP was down 9d. to 525. AOG dropped to 455. before recovering to 465. 9d. and Associated Australian dropped Is. to 21s. 6d. Otherwise oils and baae
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    RUBBER PRICES
    256 16 APRIL first grada rubbtr buyers f.s.b. cloMd at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 75| cents per Ib. up a quarter of a cent The tone waa dull. S C.C.R.A. and F.M.R.I. clsslng prlttt In aants per Ib. yesterday: Int. 1 R.S.S. prompt f.o.b. buyers
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    137 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) March 27. Three months Dunlops 14 cts. 8. Darby 4d. JF. N. 16 cts. C. Storage 4id Gammons 11 eta. 8. Traction 1/3 J. WauKti IS cts. Shell 14 cts. U. Brew 30 CM. Steamship 7 cts. M. Cement 18 eta. 8. Times 22 ct*. Containers
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    CLOSING PRICES
    28 16 March 27. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 75} cents (up a quarter of a cent). TIN: $131.37* (down 50 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 235 tons (down 5 tons).
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      118 17 NOTICES 1 REMINDER PROPERTY SALE TODAY AT 2.30 P.M. Nos. 434/A/B/C 43C/A/B/C VICTORIA ST. Cheong Hock Chye Co., Ltd., Auctioneers Appraisers 14 Robinson Rd.. Spore. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that I, GAN CHONG FONG (f) of No. 64-B Lorong Yap Ah Shak, Kuala Lumpur ceased to be a partner
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      611 17 (Continued trom Pace lii SITUATIONS VACANT to Word* SS (Min.)— Box SO et*. txtrm TRAINEE VALUER required m the Office of Chartered Surveyor, Singapore. Applicants must r oss see Grade I or II Cambridge School Certificate with credit in Kngllsh. Age 20 to 25 years. Applications In own handwriting to
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      970 17 I SITUATIONS VACANT f Word* Si (Min.)— Box SO ct*. txtrm DELIVERY-CUM-6FPICE CLERK Required. Starting Salary 575/-. Write to Advertiser, P.O. Box 2518, Singapore. WANTED MALAY LADY Typist and Chinese Salesgirl passed Cambridge or Form Four for Immediate employment. Apply P.O. Box 23H6 Singapore. ESTABLISHED PUBLISHING CO. Requires High Calibre
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      864 17 HOUSES LAND WANTED ■if Unrf, SS (Mtn )—Box SO ct*. txtrm DETACHED SEMI DETACHED HOUSE, 4 or 5 bedrooms. In ScranKoon Garden Kstate up to Flower Road District. Full particulars Box A 5662 S.T. Spore. URGENTLY WANTED! Three/fourhedroooied bungalow witb spacious compound District 9. 10. 11. Price $50,000 $100,000. Terms
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      1085 17 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 10 Word* SS (Min.)— Box SO ct*. extra ADVERTISER INTERESTED In financing Imports tt exports. Write to Box A 5663 8.T., Spore. WELL ESTABLISHED MEDICAL CLINIC In Central Jobore for sale. Owner leaving. Apply to Boa AM73 8.T., Singapore. MISS LEE of Jesselton arrives Singapore Airport 20-3-1963. All
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      369 17 LADIES HAIRDRESSING 0 Word* SS (Min.)— Box SO ct*. txtrm SALON NEW JAPAN Japanese lupervisor. Japan House Tel: iot>«o/ 13V72 (Spore). JAVA MODES Bf.iuty Saloon (Air:onditionrd). Ksaatt H Stylists. BeauIclan Tel: 2031.'i ENROL NOW for Hairdmsint.-/ ieuuty Cuiuiir eounes (Kuroceaa rutor) at Farlda Maison Marcelle J/Styllftt, Manicurist Facia: MakeIU Kxpert.
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      ALL SQUARE, SO DOUBLES MA V DECIDE
      701 18 TENNIS by Norman Siebel; Kuala Lumpur, Wed. JAI.AVA and Burma shared the first day's singles matches in their Davis Cup eastern zone tie on the Selangor Club courts today to make tomorrow's doubles vital to the result. After Malayan champion S: A. Azman
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      32 ties on the first day
      315 18 THE MALAYAN OPEN PENANG. Wednesday. rpHE Malayan open tennis championships open here A on Apr. 2 with 32 ties to be played on all eight courts at the Penang Sports Club, from 2.45 p.m. Among those appearing in the 19 men's singles ties on
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      MBS XL in final
      91 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Methodist Boys Schoo"., I Kuala Lumpur were lucky to 1 beat Methodist Boys School. Sentu!, the holders, by 4-3 in the semi-final rep.ay of the FAS Cup soccer competition for under-15's at Shaw Road I ground today. MBS Kuala Lumpur were 3-2 clown
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      SGSFA delegate
      24 18 SINGAPORE, Wed. 8. Ponnu«amy was today elected at the SGSPA meeting today as the association's' delegate to the SAFA council this year.
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      MAKE THIS OPEN THE BEST—MR
      176 18 MAKE THIS OPEN THE BEST— MR ATHLETICS I J^yALA LUMPUR. Wed. The fifth Malayan open athletic championships will be he'd here from Aug. 21 to 24 This jn-as confirmed today j by the Selangor AAA. who are organising the meet for the AAU this year. Dato Abu Bakar bin Basinda.
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      S'GOR CLUB XI
      41 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Srlartgor Club team to meet Police In the Stonor Shield cricket competition at Ournev Road on Sur- day: Barr. Dullp H^nneiv .l«it»drv. Jenkins >C>BtHtW>. Pn 'on R:r-. n«m. Stevens, da-ward, Wanless and Lambic. i
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      S'gor owe victory to Fook Yoong
      369 18 S'gor owe victory to Fook Yoong FAM CUP 17UALA LUMPUR. Wed. —Wong Fook Yoong, a second-half replacement sparked a 5-1 victory for Selangor over Armed Forces in the FAM Cup at the Merdeka Stadium tonight. Fook Yoong. who came In to replace international OnKirn Leng at outside-right paved the way
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      Schoolboys weak on the wings
      233 18 OINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore's probable Burnley Cup side, comprising the best schoolboy players in the state. played promisingly but not well enough and were beaten 3-1 by a SGSFA Youth XI at Jalan Besar Stadium today. Schools lacked thrust In attack, particularly on the flanks where
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      1459 18 ESTATE OF:--mn tan MM k iikm; I ttr of No. 140-P. Raugoon Road Singapore, drceasrd mho died InUsUU on VI -63 (O.A. 163 631. PURSUANT to Section 29 of the Trmtlee's Ordinance (Chapter 34 > all persons interested in or haying '■laim.s against the estate ot the deceased person abovementioned
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      792 18 NOTICES JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK. CORRIGENDUM Please nole that tender for the I CONSTRUCTION OF ROAD I FORMATION ALONG KAMPONG t SELINSING ROAD KRIAN FROM JUNCTION WITH THE c MAIN ROUTE l ROAD TO M S 3.00 the notice of which appeared in the issues of 16th and 19th a
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      817 18 I PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited i from qualified science graduates to teach physics and mathematics to Form Four and Five pupils i Irom the beginning of the second term. 1963. t Graduates with seven years minl- > mum leaching experience would be considered for appointment as 1 1 senior
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      Four quit after death of Moore
      261 19 BOXING CAN'T TAKE ANY MORE CHANCES, SAYS MORGAN PHOENIX, Wednesday. JTOUR American boxers quit the ring 1 yesterday following the death on Monday of former featherweight champion Davey Moore, the third boxer since the war to die after a world title fight in America.
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      233 19 WALKER ALSO WINS BYKO LONDON, Wednesday. IN SPITE of oeing cut over both eyes in the opening x round, Henry Cooper retained his British and Empire heavyweight titles, knocking out his challenger Dick Richardson (Wales), former European champion after 2mins. 58secs. of the fifth round at
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      Ten to run 540 miles
      114 19 SINGAPORE. Wed. Ten members of the Changl I Cross-country Club will run a 540-mile relay to commemorate the 45th anniversary of the RAF. The relay will start from RAAF Butterworth station at 10.30 a.m. on Friday and the last runners are expected to reach Changi
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      MEETING
      22 19 PENANG, Wed.— The Penan* Badminton Association will hold their annual meeting at PAP House. Dato Kramat Road, on Friday (8.30 p.m.).
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      EPSOM JEEP'S 10 HORSES TO FOLLOW ATKL
      368 19 EPSOM JEEP'S 10 HORSES TO FOLLOW ATKL KUALA LUMPUR, xv Wed. —My ten horses to follow at the coming meeting here are: Intan Sedili— A rapidlyimproving sprinter; scored a runaway win over s^l at Kuala Lumpur in Class 3 last November, beat c Class 2 Div. 3 field over 61
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      Lock icon ESHER 28-6
      25 19 LONDON. Wed. Results of last night* Rugby matches: Union Esher 28 Aberdeen University 6. Leafue Div. I— St. Helen's 20 Wigan. 11.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Hanging on for victory
      82 19 Hanging on for victory T ORD Fermoy hangs on 'for dear life on the necK of his mount. BAXIER, at the last fence of the Grand Military Gold Cup race at Sandown last Friday. And nan* on he did— so well in fact that he managed to overhaul the leader.
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      Lock icon Gail Star still 10-1 favourite
      174 19 LONDON, Wed.—lrish-train-ed Gail Star remained a clear 10-1 favourite at last night's final ca lover on the Lincolnshire Handicap this afternoon. Gail Star was backed to win £3.000 as was second favourite Deetease, who hardened two points to finish at 12-1. Prince Tudor entered the
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      584 19 SOCCER I ONDON, Wed. Arsenal did their North London neighbours, Tottenham Hotspur, a good turn last night by beating Everton 4-3 in an English League First Division soccer match. Before this match Everton were only three points behind
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      CIVILIANS LOOK BETTER SIDE
      380 19  -  Ernest Frida CRICKET— by —BUT BECKETT IN FORM CAN WRECK THEM SINGAPORE, Wed. With nine state players in the side, Civilians are expected to beat Services in the Singapore Cricket Association's annual match on the padang here on Saturday and Sunday. Civilians lead in the series
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      97 19 BADMINTON Hint's Cup (Kluang) English College bt Secondary En*. Sen 5-0; bt Higti Sen. 3-2; SES bt High Sell. 5-0 Winners: English College. IKM'KEY— Ipob Dlt. 1: Cheng Wah 7 Irish Hussars 1. C. Kedah 1 L(e (Sg Patani): Drips 2 Malays 0: Polite 0 Ibrahim Sen. Teachers
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      Aussies coming for cricket, -racing
      119 19 Aussies coming for cricket, -racing SINGAPORE, Wed. A group of Australians are due to arrive here on Apr. 17 to play a series of one-day cricket matches and go racing. The group comprise mostly Brisbane businessmen and professional men. They call themselves The Sportsmen. The Mayor of Brisbane la also
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      92 19 KINGSTON, Wed. Frank Worrp-1. captain of the West Indies cricket team to tour England this year, is "not a good sailor" which Is why he has decided to fly to England instead of going by shlD with the rest of the team. Said Worrell: "I
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      DINNER
      39 19 PENANG, Wed.— Players taking part in the Malayan open tennis championships hero from Apr. 2 and officials will be entertained to dinner by the president of the LTAM. Mr Soon Cheng Sun. on Apr. 6at Soonstead. Northam Road.
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      97 19 sPOßWoaunr TENNIS DAVIS CUP: Malaya v Burma 2nd day doubles, Azman and Kwok Yoke Yen v,Ba Muang and Than Lwin. (S'gor Club courts. XL 4.15 p.m.). CHUA CUP: Johore v S'porc (JCsa courts, Johore Bahru 3 p.m.). SOCCER SPORE LEAGUE: Div. SC— Seletar Indians v Cosmos iFarrer Park); Youngsters v
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    281 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The largest single donation for the National Patriotic Fund received by the Straits Times group today came from the Selangor Eurasian Association with a contribution of S3OO. In addition, 12 members of the association contributed $610. They were Mr. Dennis G. Ooontinf
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    151 20 A- weapons: 'Cuba, China irresponsible' warning TUSCALOOSA < Alabama*. \Wd. Former U.S. nuclear disarmament negotiator Mr. Arthur Dean. warned last night that other Communist countries may not be as responsible with nuclear weapons as the Russians. "As much is you may detest Russian Communism, you must admit they have been
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    7 20 CABLE RECEIVED from Vaddu- 'iMivallnisnn Kuala
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    22 20 SINGAPORE CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION m.mtx-m ittaod (uni-ral of ihe lat« Mr X t i •mt r*4IMM I'r* ■iden 1 lad Sunday.
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    60 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— Tengko Abdul Rahman said today he hoped to. leave for London early in June for the final round of talks with Britain on the proposed Federation of Malaysia. There was no question of postponing the establishment of the the new nation by An?.
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    31 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Tengku Abdul Rahman will leave for the ASA Foreign Ministers meeting in Manila on Monday morning instead of Sunday as originally planned, a Government spokesman said tonight.
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    301 20 LONDON. Wed. London o'ock prices were better today. Several factors contributed to the cheerful conditions, including the Rood car production figures. There was a certain amount of pre-buu^et buying. In the afternoon Dr. Beechmgs plan for the railways brought in buyers for toad transport issues and shares of
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    351 20 A salty setback as Malacca hopefully tries to get fresh VfALACCA, Wed. People hopefully turned on their taps at 8 o'clock this morning after circulars from the Municipal Council announced that fresh water would be available from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. daily. But no water came out. An hour
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    120 20 LONDON. Wed— The Archbishop of Canterbury. Dr. Michael Ramsay, told students at Slough: "There Is nothing new in the view that chastity is not the greatest virtue. "Christians have always held that love is the greatest virtue, but it is only in
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    43 20 Katangese kill passengers ELISABETHVILLE, Wed. Men in Kalangese military and police uniforms last night stopped a train between Rhodesia and Elisabethvllle and killed two of the passengers. Two men were arrested byAfrican guards when they got off the train at Elisabeth ville. Reuter.
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    40 20 LONDON. Wed. Oeneral Sir Cecil Sugden. who commanded British forces In Hong Kong from 1954 to 1955. died yesterday aged 69. He wu Chief of Staff with the British Arir.V of the Rhine from 1951 to 1953.
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    Lincolnshire to Monawin
    64 20 LINCOLN. Wed— Monawin won; the Lincolnshire Handicap run over one mile here today. Kalimnos was second and Becket third. The betting was 25/1 Monawin 40/1 Kalimnos 25 1 Becket The favourite was Gail Star at 15 2. lied for fourtii place were Magnus and Kamasu. Monavin won
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    28 20 RANGOON. Wed— A group of 35 Nationalist Chinese remnants surrendered with their arms near Monghsat. close to the Thal-Burma-Laos border, according to reports here today. U.P.I.
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    24 20 LONDON, wea— Buyers 4»04. sellers £854.. Forward buyrs £858 i. sellers £859. Settlement £8541. Turnover a.m. 130 MM p.m. 25 tons. Tone- Quiet.
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    Laos King in India
    19 20 CALCUTTA. Wed.— King Savang Vatthana of Laos arrived here today on a three-day Indian tour.
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    243 20 Citizens who seek to topple Govt by Razak TEMERLOH, Wednesday. TUN Abdul Razak charged today that some citizens were trying to topple the Government and hand the country to a foreign power. He made the charge when he addressed an Alliance raily at the town padang here today. He told
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