The Straits Times, 25 June 1963

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    20 1 The Straits Times AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 352 He****
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    TENGKU SURPRISE
    765 1 London trip put of f j Razak to lead team BUT PREMIER WILL FLY TO TALKS IF HE'S NEEDED By TAN TOCK SAIK: KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. TENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN has postponed his trip to London in view of the Singapore Government's reply to the Federation's final merger conditions.
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    Lee to— get a big send-off tonight
    225 1 Lee to get a big send-off tonight SINGAPORE, Mon. A rousing send-off for thr Prime Minister, Mr. Lm Kuan Yew, has been planned by the People's Adion Party for tomorrow night. About :\OOO party supporters are expected at the airport to see him off at 7.30 p.m. Members of the
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    Lock icon India seeks arms
    27 1 NEW DELHI. Mon.—An Indian mission i> preparing to visit Moscow next month to discuss the supply of Soviet equipment for the Indian armed forces.—Reuter.
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    Victory FOR Alliance AID allies
    363 1  - Victory FOR Alliance AID allies GEOFFREY GELDARO SARAWAK POLLS From < KUCHING. Mon. THE Sarawak election has been a victory for the pro-Malaysia forces. Of the 429 district councillors elected only 116 those of the Sarawak United Peoples Party are iMiti T Matovv«%, The SUPP-S j?tre!f?th. wai in eight predominantly
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    Lock icon BRITAIN EXPELS AN ENVOY
    85 1 BRITAIN EXPELS AN ENVOY ONDON. Mon. The lJ British Government has asked the Czechoslovak Government to recall a third secretary at its Embassy in London, the Foreign Office announced today. A Foreign Office spokesman said the third secretary. Mr. Pretnysl Holan. had been "detected in trying to persuade a member
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    Lock icon Miracle—it's official
    62 1 Miracle— it's official LOURDES. Mon. Catholic Church authorities have recognised as a miracle a Frenchwoman's recovery from a generally fatal liver disease, an official Catholic bulletin announced here yesterday. It said Madame Oinette Nouvel, then 26. bathed In the pool outside the Grotto of the Apparitions here in 1954. Later,
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    A-missile seen in Bangkok
    57 1 BANGKOK. Mon. Ten thousand troops of the eight-nation South-east Asia Treaty Organise- j tlon paraded here today with tanks and heavy arms, including the "Little John" missile which can > carry an atomic warhead. The King of Thailand reviewed the troops who have, just completed nine
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    Lock icon Mount Seagull
    35 1 MOSCOW. Mon. —Soviet cumbers have given the name "Chaika" (Sauull) to a newly-conquered 13.000 ft. mountain In Tadjikistan, near Afghanistan. Seagull was the call sign of the first woman cosmonaut, Vaientlna Tereshkova. Renter
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    Lock icon Shortening life span
    77 1 ATLANTIC CITY (New Jersey). Mon. Dr. John Youmans. a nutrition expert, believes the trenu In America of giving children increasing amounts of vitamins might lead to a shortening of the life span within the next two generations. He told the annual meeting of the American Medical Association
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    Lock icon Philip and the big scandal: 'Rumours not true'
    234 1 Philip and the big scandal: 'Rumours not true' ■WARD PAINTED HIS PORTRAIT-AND THAT IS ALL' LONDON, Mon. The Daily Mirror, in an unprecedented action, today denied rumours linking Prince Philip with the Profumo scandal. The Mirror, which has the largest daily circulation in Britain, devoted its entire front page to
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    Lock icon ANOTHER ' EIGHT CHARGES AGAINST STEPHEN WARD
    255 1 ANOTHER EIGHT CHARGES AGAINST STEPHEN WARD ONDON, Mon. A Lon-J-idon magistrate was told today of eight further charges against Dr. Stephen Ward, 50-year-old society osteopath and artist, who is a central figure in the Profumo affair. Making his third appearance in court since his arrest on June 8, Ward was
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    Lock icon Subandrio memo on Malaysia
    46 1 LONDON. Mon. Mr. Burhanudln Mohammad Diah. the Indonesian Ambassador here, today handed the British Foreign Minister, Lord Home, a message from the Indonesian Foreign Minister. Dr. Subandrio. The message was in connection with the proposed formation of Malaysia, a spokesman said. Reuter.
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    Lock icon ITC was behind tin sale increase
    286 1 I ONDON, Mon. The initiative for the higher GSA tin sales announced on Saturday came from the International Tin Council. This was revealed today by Mr. Harold W. Allen. chairman of the ITC. He said he found it necessary to report the situation to
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    32 1 LONDON M<>n Tun \l>riu! K.i/.tk >l.il.i\.«n Deputy Prime Minister r\pi(trii t«> arrive "<•"■ n> air from Ku.il> l.imipur on Thur»rl.i> mnrnini;. ■atlMrUathrc free s; il1 here today —Router v. this Ml
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon A new Peking blast
      557 2 PEKING. Mon NORTH KOREA JOINS CHINA IN DENOUNCING POLICY OF PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE COMMUNIST China and North Korea last night issued a strong denunciation of "modern revisionism" in the international Communist movement, declaring that the struggle against it had imporiant consequences for the destiny of mankind. They
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      Lock icon THE POOR NO-FOOD NO-SHIRT TEACHERS OF JAVA
      117 2 THE POOR NO-FOOD NO-SHIRT TEACHERS OF JAVA- JAKARTA. Mon. There are teachers in Central Java who are so badly off they teach classes in their undershirts and cet only one meal a day, accordin K to a local teachers' spokesman. Sjarif Abdul Razak. at cording to the Antara news agency,
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      Lock icon Trouble in the beerhalls
      62 2 NDOLA i Northern Rhodesia i Mon.— One African wb.s killed and 15 others slightly Injured in disturbances in the Kabushl and: Masala African townships here last night. The police used teargas to disperse the crowd. The disturbances were said to have started when United National Independence
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      Lock icon Trapped British women freed by Yemenis
      203 2 Trapped British women freed by Yemenis ADEN, Monday. YEMENI tribesmen have freed four British Service women trapped with 18 troops in the Yemen yesterday. i A British Army spokesman here said the tribesmen also returned the bodies of four British soldiers they killed. The bodies were returned early this morning
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      Lock icon Zanzibar's big day
      53 2 ZANZIBAR. Mon. Britain hands over internal selfgovernment to the spice islands of Zanzibar and Peraba today, a fortnight before elections expected to lead them to full independence. A public holiday has been declared l n the islands known together as Zanzibar off East Africa, but no celebrations
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      Lock icon Boudiaf arrested
      29 2 ALQIERS. Mon. Mr. Mohammed BoudJaf. a Vice-Premier of tin- exiled Algerian revolutionary government in pre-lndependence clays. h>is been arrested by Government ■pedal Police, informed sources confirmed. UPI.
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      Lock icon Deported
      27 2 NAIROBI. Mon. Miss Irene Oinwalla, a South African-born Asian journalist deported from Tanganyika, arrived here last nigm by air from Dar-es-Salaam j en-route to London. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Manila summit not before third week of July
      160 2 MANILA. Mon. The Philippine Vice President and Foreign Secretary, Mr. Emmannel Pelaez. has discounted the possibility that the summit meetinr between the Philippine, Malayan and Indonesian heads of state could be held before the third week of July. The meeting of Tencku
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      Lock icon 200,000 attend anti-US rallies
      47 2 TOKYO. Mon. Some 200.000 Japanese leftists staged massive rallies yesterday in four major port cities in protMt against tbe proposed visit of U.S. nuclear submarines and the stationing of the latest U. 6. PlO5 jet-fighter bombers at U.S. air bases In Japan.— UPI.
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      Frightened Liz covers her face
      66 2 AMONG the celebrities at the ringside at Wembley Stadium for the Henry Cooper v Cassius Clay fight were Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor, stars of the new epic film Cleopatra. As the end of the fight is near and blood streams from the gash over
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon CROWNING OF POPE PAUL WILL BREAK TRADITION
      241 3 VATICAN CITY. Mon.— The coronation of Pope Paul on Sunday will break tradition by being held in the ••veiling: and In an openair ceremony in front of St. Peter's Basilica. Vatican Radio said this would enable everyone in Rome to attend the coronation.
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      Lock icon Alma mater
      95 3 PHILADELPHIA. Mon. Charles Harker, 37. due to be released from jail, was allowed to stay another day so he could receive his high school diploma with his prison graduating class. AS O L E M N FACED, tightlipped Mrs. John Profumo actress Valeric Hobson pictured being driven by
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      Lock icon 65 Negroes held in beach 'wade-in'
      133 3 BILOXI, (MISSISSIPPI) Monday. ABOUT 65 Negroes were arrested when they staged a "wade-in" demonstration at a beach here yesterday. Police wearing helmets and carrying tear-gas guns packed the Negroes into a removal van to take them to the police station as 2,000 Jeering whites
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      Lock icon Police injured in clash
      62 3 BRUSSELS. Mon.— Five police- men were injured and about 10 people arrested last night when thousands of stone-throwing Flemish demonstrators clashed with mounted police in the suburb of Wemmel. The demonstrators were protesting against the Government's latest measures to Integrate six communes on the Brussels outskirts
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      37 3 SAINT VINCENT (near Turin). Mon. Italy retained the world bridge title for the sixth successive year when the world chaftiplonshlps ended here last night. The United States was second. France third and Argentina fourth. Reuter.
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      Russian oil plans
      30 3 FRANKFURT. Mon. Russia plans to treble oil production by 1080 to 710 million tons a year. Dr. David Notlcln. of the Soviet National Economic Council, said here.
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      Lock icon What did Mr. Chew do about Charles' cherry brandy?
      300 3 pLASGOW, Mon. Prince Charles returned to his school in the north of Scotland yesterday where his headmaster saw him and "fully investigated" the 14-year-old Prince's drink of cherry brandy last week. Mr. Robert Chew, headmaster of Gordons toun School, said: "I
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      Engagement off
      29 3 HOLLYWOOD. Mon. Mamie Van Doren and playboyballplayer Bo Bellnsky have broken off their engagement, the star's mother said yesterday. Their engagement was announced on April 1. UJM.
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      Lock icon Alcohol death toll
      15 3 WASHINGTON, Mon.— Alcohol causes the death of 4.000 Americans every year. Reuter.
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      Lock icon VALENTINA MOBBED AT WOMEN'S CONGRESS
      143 3 MOSCOW. Mon. Women from many countries mobbed the world's first spacewoman, Vale ntina Tfrcshkova, when she appeared today at the World Congress of Women here. They jumped to their seats in the Palace of Contrressrs :ind rushed on to thr platform to kiss and hue
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      Lock icon Menzies talks with Mac
      56 3 LONDON. Mon. Sir Robert Menzies and Mr. Harold Macmillan. Australian and British Prime Ministers, held consultations here today on international political and trading Issues. They met at Admiralty House, the British Prime Minister's temporary official residence, shortly after coming back from Chequers, Mr. Macmlllan's official country
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    I'll cut off cockerel's head' man rebuked in court
    249 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A magistrate today rebuked a bus conductor who said he would cut off the head of a cockerel to prove that he was telling the truth. The magistrate. Haji Abdul Rant bin Hall Hussein, said: "I have heard
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    $150 fine for loitering
    54 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. A father or four. Arun bin Hassan. 44, was fined $150 or a month's jail here today when he was convicted of loitering with Intent to commit &n offence. Arun. a labourer, was arrested In Orchard Road at 3.40 a.m. on May 2. He
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    Provident fund case doctor discharged
    89 5 i KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Dr. I Poo Lum Choon. of Pudut Road, was discharged in a magistrate's court today on a charge of falling to pay the provident fund contributions of an employee. The discharge does not amount to an acquittal. Mr. M. S. Naidu,
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    Two-hour cut in Negri water rationing
    296 5 Two-hour cut in Negri water rationing SEREMBAN, Monday. J^ARGE TIN containers are at a premium here and in Port Dickson. They are needed to store water because of even more stringent rationing. Housewives in the two towns have made a big rush to buy the containers. Supplies soon ran out
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    HEALTH RISK FROM RIVER? MALACCA DENIAL
    228 5 MALACCA. Mon— Health authorities here today denied that a part of the Malacca River from which drinking water wax drawn led to a garbage section of the General Hospital and that during high tide water rose over the garbage level. There was no garbage
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    $1,300 gems stolen
    76 5 KUALA LUMPUU. Mon.— The wife of a Danish planter has reported to the police the theft of jewellery worth si. 300. She thinks it was stolen from a handbag left in their car when she and husband saw a film show htrc. The planter, whose name was
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    Lock icon Claim dropped
    35 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore General Printing Workers' Union In the second Industrial Arbitration court today withdrew a claim for three watchmen to be Included in the wage schedule of Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    Gifts for hospital
    22 5 BATU OAJAH, Mon. Donations totalling $1,117.63 were collected here during the Lady Tempter Tuberculosis Hospital Fund flower day recently.
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    Two fined for gambling
    48 5 PENANG, Mon. Ong Theak Choong. 20. and Ong Eng Suah. 17. were fined a total of $25 for playing pakau (a card game) at the Railway Pier last Saturday. The magistrate, Mr. R. Aria Ret. nam, fined Theak Choong $15 and Eng Suah $10.
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    Boy with dagger
    33 5 PENANG, Mon A schoolboy, Yeoh Tong Seng. 18. today pleaded guilty to a charge of possessing a dagger without lawful purpose at Burmah Road on Saturday night. Sentence was postponed.
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    Bid for fishing pact
    54 5 Xl ALA Ll'MPl R. Mon. Malaya is to send a sixman delegation to Jakarta soon after Malaysia Day to negotiate on a fishing agreement. Announcing this today, the Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari said that he or the Malayan Ambassador to Indonesia
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    Citizenship for foreign born: One week to go
    185 5 Citizenship for foreign born: One week to go KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Foreignborn residents who want to become Malayan citizens by registration under Article 17 of the Constitution have one more week to apply. After June 30. people born In Malaya may still apply. The head of the Registration Department. Inche
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    'Killed brother' charge
    48 5 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Heng Keng Han. a Tout*. *ras «od*y tant*v< tiwly charged with the murder of his young brother. Heng Ker Ting, on the verandah outside their flat in Tanglin Halt at 5.20 p.m. yesterday. He was remanded at the Woodbridge Hospital till July 8.
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    I was molested, says girl
    55 5 ALOR STAR. Mon. A girl. Teoh Swee Cheng. 16, reported to Suiiftei Patani police today that a man molested her at a lonely spot in Jalan Bakar Arang last night. Teoh said s>he was walking home alone when the man came up and embraced her.
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    Warning on renewing I-cards
    152 5 Warning on renewing I-cards KUALA LI'MPL'R, Mon. I More than 500 people have been fined by the National Registration Department for failing to renew their identity cards I on time. The Commissioner of National Registration, Inche Ibrahim bin AH, said today that these people had reported to the department "voluntarily
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    Mine men who stole ore
    67 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Six employee* of Kent Tin Dredging Company who pleaded guilty In a magistrate's court today to stealing 130 itMjp of Un-or», ijelapsina tsi the company, were put on a "good behaviour" bond for two years Police arrested the men In an ambush
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    Girl robbed of gold chain
    66 5 IPOH. Mon. A woman tapper. Tong Siew Kirn. 18. was robbed off a sold chain worth $40 by two masked youths as she was returning to her house in Bukit Merak new village here last night. Tong and a friend were returning from a cinema
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    Lock icon BORNEO TERRITORIES AND THE 'MALAYAN BIG BROTHER'
    279 5 rpHE Times said today 1 that if the Malaysian Federation was to be a success it was "essential that the British Borneo territories feel that they truly belong and are not being taken over by a big Malayan brother." It said in an
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    Alliance speaker hit by stone at rally
    284 5 Alliance speaker hit by stone at rally pENANG, Mon. Mr. Lim Cheng Poh, chairman of the Penang MCA publicity committee, was hit by a stone while speaking at an; Alliance election rally in Rifle Range Road] last night. Mr. Lim, who was criticisbig the Socialist Front at the time, turned
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    Lock icon Six more post offices on wheels go into service
    111 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Mlnl«ter of Woiks. Posts and Telecomr*inlcaUons, Dato V. T. Sambanthau. put into service six new mobile post offices here today. In a short ceremony on the padang he said that the six vans would bring the strength
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    $2,000 missing from drawer
    62 5 IPOH. Mon. Policy are investigating a report thar $2,000 kept In an unlocked table drawer in the I Sino-Malay Transport Co. in Laxamana Road yesterday is missing. Ng Choo Chaw. 35. assistant manager of the company, told the police that he put the money in the
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    $448 gift for Theatre Fund
    65 6 SINGAPORE. Mon— The Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaralnam, today received a donation of 5448.13 for the National Theatre Fund from Mr. Lee Chor Ecic, treasurer of the Ponggol Reception Committee, which recently welcomed the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew during his tour of
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    An orchid nursery gets $10,757
    310 6 An orchid nursery gets $10,757 APPEAL COURT UPHOLDS DAMAGES DECISION SINGAPORE, Monday. A HIGH COURT decision, awarding total damages of $10,757.60 to two partners of an orchid nursery in Binjai Park, which was damaged as a result of loose earth escaping from adjacent land during heavy rain one night in
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    A drama of murder and jealousy
    208 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Tengah Theatre Club made a highly creditable showing with Aldous Huxley's "The Gioconda Smile" at the Cultural Centre. The central character In this adroit and meaningful drama of murder and Jealousy Is Henry Hutton who is wrongly convicted of his wife's
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    Prize-giving day
    21 6 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Raffles Institution will hold its spefch anft prize-giving day In the school grounds tomorrow at 9 a.m.
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    Financial talks deadlock a PAP stunt, says Satu
    421 6 rpHE Singapore Asso- ciation of Trade Unions (Satu) has strongly condemned the current disagreement in merger financial arrangements with the Federation as a "PAP stunt." The statement, issued after the annual Satu conference, said: "The socalled 'deadlock' in the financial talks has
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    TWO ON A 12,000-MILE FLIGHT IN A SINGLE-ENGINE PLANE
    245 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. TWO young Britons who have completed two-thirds of their 12,000-mile flight from England to Australia, are now in Singapore. They are preparing for the longest leg of their flight to Jakarta. 500 miles away. The pair. Lord Trefgarne. 22
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    HEAVY RAIN IN S'PORE LASTS FOUR HOURS
    129 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. Todays lunch-hour crowds in Singapore were met by a heavy downpour when they came out of their offices. The rain fell from 12.10 p.m. to about 4 p.m. At the main meterological station at Pullerton Building 1.26 inch was recorded. At
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    Mystery letter warns pickets
    362 6 'REMOVE POSTERS' DEMAND A MYSTERIOUS anonymous letter purporting to be issued by "tenants" of Meyer Chambers in Raffles Place today demanded the removal of "disgusting" posters and cartoons at the entrance to the building. It was referring to posters and cartoons which have been put up
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    Wide-awake art from 'Down Under'
    1748 7  - Wide-awake art from 'Down Under' FRANK SULLIVAN KUALA LUMPUR PUTS ON AN EXHIBITION OF AUSTRALIAN ART THAT CONTAINS TASTE AND TOUCH, TONE AND TEMPER... by THE exhibition of Australian art now on display at the N:«--tional Art Gallery in Kuala Lumpur for two months is a fresh, lively and wide
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    55 8 :o Word* $10 t Minimum i MR A MRS. Robert Brltto think I relatives and friend* for their valuable gift* attendance at their wedding on 23 6/63. THE FAMILY OF the late Mrs f. M. Danker thank Doctors and Staff of Ward 23 OH. relative* and friend* for their
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    274 8 Wort* Sin (Vmtmumi JOHN will you get tickets at Ronmsor.a for "The Gondolier*" at the "Vie" tomorrow? gee you Victoria Theatre h i(i Wednesday Mary NO TEMPTATION to nlnhlr in bet«een i.ie.iln when there Ryvita In your slimming diet Kyvit.-i «atisfles your appetite for .-tarrh foods. "THE CONDOLIERS' Victoria
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    61 8 M Wort* 12 M tMin.i YOUTH FOR CHRIST Kall> Vu tarta M -mnri Hull Saturday 2Btb JUBC 7;m v m. "Teen NlKht" aceaker Ran R v ikesVM. Is.irti«t mi»<non.irv AH <v. PEACE AND HEALINC faM <to*|M-l Aflitrr.-.- „nd Healing BtTVtoM al the Pentecostal Church. St. j Michael P.oid.
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  • The Straits Times
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      Men And Merger
      741 8 If appearances count, there is real crisis in Malaysian affairs. But it is difficult to believe that matters are as bad as they look. They are bad enough nevertheless for the Tengku to cancel hir, plans to fly to London this week. Instead Tun Razak i« leading
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      Rida Loans
      354 8 The Rural Industrial Development Authority's survey into the uses to which its loans I are being put is no doubt part of an effort to meet the criticisms of Rida management practice made by the Public Accounts Committee earlier this year. It came out during the Committee's inquiry
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      Rural Details
      203 8 The Federation Government's programme for rural upliftment is admirable because it is comprehensive. The bi^ problems of opening up land and helping the farmer to cultivate it in the most productive way have been vigorously tackled, but not to the exclusion of such tasks as pro- j viding
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      Doctors in Govt. service-Mr. Byrne's reply
      90 8 Doctors in Govt. serviceMr. Byrne 's reply MINISTER ON RECRUITING MEN FROM OVERSEAS WW JH E N I H/ said in W W the Leg i slative Assembly that we will not allow ourselves to be held to ransom by a group of unscrupulous people, 1 was talking only about
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    • Letter
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      150 8 A charge I was then answering a charge by the Member for Queenstown that, because of the opposition of the Singapore Medical Association, the contracts of the four Japanese doctors should not be renewed. He specifically mentioned that I was involved in a quarrel with the Singapore Medical Association over
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      207 8 Opposition As to the opposition of the Singapore Medical Association to the renewal of the contracts ot the Japanese medical officers, I met a delegation from this association on Dec. 19. 1962 in my office and told them that in view of the need to have as many doctors as
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      218 8 Assurance But I gave the association an assurance that in future no foreign doctors would be employed on higher terms of service than those offered to local medical officers. I pointed out that the employment of these Japanese and Israeli medical officers has not stopped any local medical officer with
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      184 8 The irony The Irony of it all is that at the same time as the Singapore Medical Association has continued to oppose the renewal of the contracts of these Japanese medical officers when every extra pair of hands Is needed, the association itself put out an appeal to Its members
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    • Letter
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      163 8 Standards 1 THE Singapore Medical Council which is concerned with proper standards in the local medical profession have certified that these doctors have the requisite medical skill to do an efficient job of work In our hospitals: 2 OUR own local medical specialists under whom they have worked have recommended
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    • Letter
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      173 8 New policy With the new policy that I have announced in the Legislative Assembly in regard to the entry of foreign doctors, it will not be possible for the local medical bodies to insist, a." they still appear to be doing, that foreign doctors should be recruited or al:owed ln
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    • Letter
      Untitled
      202 8 No mention There is no mention of all this in the letter published in your Saturday Forum last week. Instead, the story was invented that I was speaking only about the shortage of government medical officers, and the occasion was used rather cunningly to put forward a suggestion that.by increasing
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    • Letter
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      187 8 The perks The salaries, allowances and perks at present offered are reasonably attractive to achieve this purpose. I am informed by my ministry oflicials that we have nearly exhausted all our votes ior established posts for medical officers and would need to draw upon the supplementary supernumerary provision for the
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    • Letter
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      312 8 A quarrel As for the medical officers who have ieft the service, we have Introduced a scheme whereby they can do part-time work in the government clinics at an agreed rate. The doctors in Singapoe, both in govenment service and outside, have done an excellent job In the anti-cholera campaign
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      Traffic jam
      62 8 WOULD the traffic police please take a look at the congestion along Balestler and Moulmein Road? It will be wise to pui up "no parking' signs to ease the flow of traffic. Moreover, there should be traffic lights at the junction of Balestier Road and Jalan Tentaram to
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    • Letter
      No joke
      72 8 I AGREE with your correspondent that most clerks ln post offices are creating a bad impression on the public. I was another victim. A few weeks ago I was alone at a post office in the Serangoon district to register a letter and to purchase some stamps. I
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    • Letter
      RULES FOR GETTING A FLAT AT St. MICHAEL'S
      133 8 I REFER to Mr. Hsi's letter (S.T. June 22) commenting on his unsuccessful attempt to get his application for board accommodation registered for St. .Michaels with three other dependants. It is true that Mr. Hsi's application would be disqualified under the rules
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      This torture
      111 8 IpVERY Saturday night J from 7 pan. to 11 p.m. residents of Redhill Close Estate are compelled to endure the tortured strains from a musical group practising in one of the fiats. I must ask whether the officials of the Housing Board are aware of the fact that
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      310 8 s^llsssi UT 1 I MEDICAL ASSOCIATIONS, REPLY TO jW-~S£3 STATEMENT BY HEALTH (MINISTER SSLTgtftSSS Reasons for doctor shortage i:~3 IN ho spstdi'tn th. /'lrf'\¥%"#' Larrsj 1 1 in UOVt. sy3i (StruU Tinrt rmrt im»>ssi.M| "v service fc Saturday s hMdllna Be Proud of Your English You are Judged by the
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    Singapore begins second TV sound channel
    211 9 Singapore begins second TV sound channel Mon. Television Singapura's second sound channel began operating tonight. Viewers who do not understand the languages on .some of the programmes. now have the choice of. listening In to a verbal commentary in another language on their radio 6ets. Commentary The purpose of the
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    Three bookies fined
    69 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. A polite party from the (.ambling Suppression Branch, C.1. 1)., scaled the back wall of a house in SUlap Drive yesterday for a bookmaking raid. Senior Inspector T. S. Zain told a court today. Three men. Neo Say Pin. 21. Neo Suan Tee. 36. and
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    Bomoh accused of rape
    234 9 GIRL. 17, ALLEGES HE INVITED HER INTO ROOM AFTER DINNER WITH HER PARENTS KLANG, Monday. 17- YEAR-OLD girl, Rohanah binte Rahmat, of Kampong Padang Jawa here, told the magistrate's court today that a bomoh treated her parents and relatives to dinner before he raped her in
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    Mentri Besar calls on aborigines
    151 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. —The Mentri Besar of Johore, Da to Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos, and members of the Johore Executive Council yesterday toured aborigine settlements in Kluang to study their living conditions and to find out what improvements can be made. Dato Haji Hassan
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    Tax offence
    43 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Cheong Sooi Loong, 24, a partner of Hup Heng Printing Company in Setapak, was fined $200 or six months' jail in the Fourth Magistrate's Court today for failing to submit income tax returns for )962. Hi' pleaded guilty.
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    Wrong-parking case lawyer explains
    95 9 fJENANG. Mon. A lawyer, Mr. JL Lim Cheng Poh. was admonished and discharged in a magistrate's court today for failing to park his car parallel and close to the left side of the road in Penang Street on Feb. 8. Pleading guilty, Mr. Lim explained that
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    Two more 'Cold Storage' detainees —freed—
    292 9 Two more 'Cold Storage' detainees freed SINGAPORE, Mon. Two more political detainees arrested during "Operation Cold Storage" in February this year were released from Outram Jail this evening. They are Tan Slew Chwee, who at the time of his arrest was vice-presi-dent of the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union, and
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    Police deny 'strike breaking' charge
    309 9 SINGAPORE, Monday. THE police today denied an allegation by the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees that the Ministry of Home Affairs was using staff from the Federation to break a strike by some 100 civilian police workers. In a statement yesterday, the union charged that
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    Man who quit $1,920-a-month job denies charge by lawyer
    587 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon j^flß. V. D. NAIR, a rubber industry adviser of the Department of Inland Revenue, denied in the Sessions Court today that he resigned a $1,920-a-month job as an estate manager because there were opportunities for "lucrative dishonesty" in
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    City Hall death
    37 9 PENANG. Mon. A sundry-shop proprietor. Neoh Seong Kee. 33. collapsed and died at the City I Hall today. He had gone there to apply for a permit to extend hi* I shop lv Jelutong.
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    Unite, the Chief Minister tells taxi men
    101 9 MALACCA. Mon. The Chief Minister, Inche Abdul Ohafar bin Baba, last night appealed to taxi drivers in the State to unit* Into one single body to Improve their lot. Addressing me anual meeting of the Malacca Malay Taxi Driven' Association he said that
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    Lorry owner fined
    75 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. An I owner of a lorry, Uew Chwee Chay. 40. of Ipoh Road, was fined a total of 860 In a magistrate's court today for committing two traffic offence* on Nov. 13 last year at Ipoli Road. Uew was fined 820 for failing to
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    Driver dies in car crash
    53 9 IPOH. Mon. A driver of. a car. Tan Chong Sam. travelling towards Inoh, was fatally Injured In a collision with a lorry near here yesterday afternoon. Tan. who was alone in the car died on the way to Kangaar Hosplta.l The lorry driver and atten-
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    Exhibition of paintings by Prof. Chang
    62 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Morf than 100 paintings by Professor Chang Dai-Chien are on display at One Dewan Bahasa dan Pusialta here. The week-long exhibition, beginning today, was opened by Senator Chan Kwong Hon, president of the Selangor Chines* Chamber of Commerce. It Is sponsored
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    Admits stealing phone wire
    30 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Seva Singh, 17, who pleaded guilty today to two charges of stealing telephone wire, was remanded until I July 8 for a probation report.
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    5 robbers tie and gag child of four
    268 9 5 robbers tie and gag child of four SEREMBAN, Mon. Five armed men held up a maidservant and a four-year-old girl and ransacked two upstairs rooms in a house here for about 20 minutes without any of the people living downstairs knowing about it. They only learned about the daring
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      497 9 Todays Radio, TV programmes RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE SERVICE 41.7 METRES BHOBTWAVE SERVICE AJrl.: 6.00 Tirr.! Signal, Ne- Metre* gara-ku; 6.02 Prelude To Break- MEDIUM WAVE BERVICE fast; 7.00 Time Signal, The 476 Metres News; 7.10 Songs And Sweet Music; 7.30 Learn A Word A A.M 6.00 Good Morning; 6.01
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  • MAINLY WOMEN
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      Beauty for teenager begins with skin care
      494 10 A TEENAGER can get by with the simplest make-op just a little powder to take the shine off her nose, a touch of lipstick, and perhaps sonic nail varnish but she is wise to look after her skin for all its worth. Miss
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      Lock icon Open jars of baby food may prove dangerous
      231 10 Open jars of baby food may prove dangerous MOTHERS can protect their babies from the danger of contaminated food by checking for signs that baby jars have been opened before buying. "Experience shows that some people, unaware of. or indifferent to. the dangers of bacterial contamainatlon. open jars of baby
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    • Article
      Snappy vegetable dish
      91 10 rpWO -IN ONE vegetable dish combines snap beans and tomatoes. Fry 3 strips of bacon until crisp. Drain on paper towel, reserving bacon fat. Wash 1 pound of fresh snap beans, remove tips, and cut Into 1-lnch pieces. Add to hot fat along with 2 cups of
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      COLOURFUL BATHROOMS
      50 10 GONE are the white percelain washbowls and tubs in the bathrooms of today In their stead are ones of misty lilac, dusty rose and sea spray green. The shape of the washbowls have not escaped change either. Manufacturers are turning them out in circles, ovals, rectangles and squares.
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      295 10 Straits Times Crossword H^ |H3 HH? IK HP> IH^ LaflLl&~ ACROSS S. Suppress the Spanish attacks 9. Way to get out of the gate as they arise (6). after strike (3, 6). 6. Rising In the Andes cant 10. Travel agent's tour Includes be otherwise (9). the river (5). 7.
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  • Article
    Jail and rotan for a 'tiger general'
    230 11 IPOH, Mon. A motor mechanic, Liew Chap Yin, 26, who claimed to be a "tiger general" of a secret society during an attempt to extort money from a tin miner, was sentenced today to 12 months' jail and four strokes of the rotan
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    Pilgrims on way home
    54 11 PENANG. Mon.— The pilgrim ship Kuala I.umpur Is expected to bring back 1.882 Malayan pilgrims from Mecca on Friday. The vessel will berth at Swettenham Pier at about 2 p.m. when 911 passengers will disembark. Of the other pilgrims aboard, 191 are bound for Port Swettenham
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    Three held for having dagger
    62 11 IPOH. Mon. Three youths were detained by police at a road block at the 4th mile Kuala Kangsar Road here early today for Illegal possession of an offensive weapon. The police found In the car in which the three youths were 1 ravelling from Kuala
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    DON'T JOIN JUST FOR SAKE OF BIG NAMES: AISHAH
    163 11 PENANG, Mon. —Che AishahGhani (above), the acting national leader of Umno Kaum Ibu (women's section), said here last night there should be no personality cult in Umno. •You should not Join Umno merely because there are big names like Tengku Abdul
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    LABOUR ROW: MR. R TELLS OF A SECRET
    292 11 PENANG, Monday THE former Socialist Mayor, Mr. D. S. Ramanathan, said today he began to suspect things were not going well in the City Council when Mr. Chang Po Jung resigned at the beginning of 1962 as chairman of the Council's Town
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    Three UN men at telecoms training centre
    80 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Three United Nations experts are now here to help the Government establish the new $9 million telecommunications tralnlnlg centre In Ourney Road. They are Mr. L. C. Canute and Mr. J. P. Killeen, both engineers from the Australian Post Office;
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    Motor-cycle crash
    31 11 ALOR STAR. Mon.— A motorcyclist. Chan Jin Guan, 25, was seriously injured when bis machine crashed Into a bus at tha 4* mile. Alor Star-Kuala Kedab road yesterday evening.
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    Maphilindo defence bloc: Australia is excited
    244 11  - Maphilindo defence bloc: Australia is excited KEITH HOOPER i from SYDNEY, Mon. Australians are beginning to show a pleasurable excitement over the possibility of Thailand. Australia and New Zealand being invited to Join Maphilindo to create a massive co-operative defensive bloc. Immediate newspaper reaction has been that the bloc constitutes
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    Alliance lead in Sarawak poll narrows SUPP WINS CONTROL OF CAPITAL AND TWO OTHER BIG TOWNS
    234 11  - Alliance lead in Sarawak poll narrows SUPP WINS CONTROL OF CAPITAL AND TWO OTHER BIG TOWNS GEOFFREY GELDARD from 1 Kuching, Mon. npHE anti-Malaysia x Sarawak United People's Party have decisively won control of the Kuching Municipal Council. Sibu Urban Council and Miri Council. Every Alliance candidate at Kuching was
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    Loyal address as Perlis celebrates Ruler's birthday
    293 11 ARAU, Monday. ERLJS today celebrated the 45th birthday of its Ruler, the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. The Regent, Tengku Sulalman. son-in-law of the King, drove from the Istana to the Balal Besar for the ceremony. As he alighted from his Mer-cedes-Benz, a 17-gun salute
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    NURSE GETS DIVORCE FROM SALESMAN
    139 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Theresa Tang Ah Nool, a nurse at a public health clinic in Jasln. Malacca, was today granted a divorce by Mr Justice Gill In the High Court here from her husband. Tan Kian Tee. a salesman she married 19 years ago. The
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    Dato Sardon in transport talks
    50 11 IPOH, Mon. The Minister of Transport, Da to Sardon bin Hajl Jublr, will meet transport operators In Tapah. 26 miles from here, tomorrow afternoon at the Batang Padang Chinese Club. The following day Dato Sardon will visit the Cameron Highlands, also to meet transport operators
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    School opening
    29 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. Puan Sahorah blnte Ahmat, Assemblywoman for Slglap, will open the new Duneam Secondary Vocational School at si mile Duneam Road on Wednesday at 7.30 p.m.
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    Man jailed for wounding priest
    53 11 IPOH, Mon.— A labourer. A. Kurusamy. 48 was jailed for two years In the High Court here today for wounding R. Supplah Pather. a priest, with a parang at the Malaya Estate in Selama on the night of Jan. 9. He had two previous convictions,
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    Highlands road to close
    67 11 IPOH. Mon.— The Cameron Highlands Road between Ringlet and the Habu Power Station will b«» closed to all traffic between 9.30 a.m. and 11.30 a.m. on Wednesday when the Yang di-Pertuan Agong inaugurates the Riant electric scheme. During the ceremony, only cars of invited guests bearing
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    Molested girl charge
    54 11 PENANO. Mon.— A stallholder. R. Abdul Kader. was allowed bail today after he pleaded not guilty to a charge of using criminal force on an 11-year-old girl vritti intent to outrage her modesty. Kader, 53. was alleged to have committed the offence In King Street on the
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    Begg for Australia
    38 11 CANBERRA. Mon. Admiral Sir Varyl Begg. Commander of the Par East Unified Command. will visit Australia from Thursday to July 5. it was announced today. He will meet Australian Service chiefs and senior government officials
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    How Peace Corps teachers will help pupils
    196 11 How Peace Corps teachers will help pupils KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The efforts of science and mathematics teachers among the latest batch of 39 Peace Corps graduate teachers will be particularly helpful in getting more Malayans into the University of Malaya. Qualifications In these two subjects will Increase very much the
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    Lions officials installation
    62 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Lioas board of directors will hold an Installation dinner at the Cathay Restaurant tomorrow to welcome new officials for the year. Those elected were Dr. Chen Chi-wei. president; Mr. Chan Wing Khoon. first vice-president; Mr. Tan Kai Tee. second vicepresident; Mr. Choo Sens Hock,
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    Minolta to introduce new cameras
    177 12 Minolta to introduce new cameras mHE Minolta Camera Co. Ltd., one of Japan's largest manufacturers of photographic instruments, will introduce to the Malayan market a complete new range of photographic equipment at the end of the year. This was disclosed by Mr. Michael B. K. Tan, sales manager of S.
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    Powder insulator for boilers
    56 12 A new product from Australia is an insulating powder called Hardies magnesia compound tor boilers, steam pipes and several other Industrial equipment The sole agents are Capricorn fM) Ltd. and the sole distributor* and stockists, Kee Cheong and Co. The maker is James Hardie and Co.
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    Setback in Singapore industry last year
    395 12  -  MARKET STAFF COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL NEWS..- PRODUCTION INDEX DOWN 12.8 POINTS By OUR CINGAPORfc industry did not fare too well last year, after an excellent performance the year before that shot the production index up to a record 171.4 points. With a few exceptions,
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    JAPANESE LIGHT MACHINE DISPLAY
    186 12 JAPANESE LIGHT MACHINE DISPLAY SEVERAL thousand exhibits comprising stationery, sundry and light machinery products manufactured in Japan, are on display at the Japanese Combined Trade Exhibition at the Odeon Theatre premises in Singapore. This is the third trade exhibition of Japanese manufactured goods to be organised by the Japan Trade
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    STANDSTILL IN COPRA FOB TRADE
    158 12 STANDSTILL IN COPRA FOB TRADE rpHERE was a noticeable X pause In demand for loose copra in Singapore last week, following the importation of slightly over 1,000 tons, says Lewis and Peat's weekly produce report. In the absence of sellers, trade on f.o.b. terms was at a standstill. Over the
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    Palm oil sales
    25 12 Singapore Imports of palm oil In December totalled 2,269 tons against 4.061 tons In November, and exports 5.077 tons against 3.976 tont.
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    Flowers big business says NZ florist
    293 12 Flowers big business says NZ florist INTERFLORA, the world wide organisation of florists which does millions of pounds worth of business every year is to pay particular attention to further developing the market in Singapore, Malaya and Hong Kong. This was stated In Singapore by Mr. Harold C. Dillon, president
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    LATHE COMPANY EXECUTIVE
    51 12 Mr. D.J. Little, overseas representative of The Colchester Lathe Co. of Britain, producer of centre lathe*, will be In Singapore from July IS to 30 to renew his many local acquaintances. He will be In close touch with the U.K. Trade Commissioner and Oeorge Cohen (Far East)
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    Ford foreign sales up
    106 12 rRD Motor Company has chalked up another record year in retail sales, selling more than a million cars and trucks outside the United States last year. Contributing to this achievement were the company's 38 overseas affiliate companies Including Ford Malaya. Together they sold 819.819 cars and
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    Back from study trip
    84 12 A FTER eight weeks of lntenJ\ sive training in Australia, Mr. Yee Sze Mun of the Malayan Oxygen Ltd., is now back in Kuala Lumpur. He received most of his training at the factories of the Commonwealth Industrial Oases Ltd., Australia. He also visited large manufacturing
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    AUSTRALIANS NOW 'ENLIGHTENED'
    180 12 AUSTRALIAN businessmen seeking to enter the Malayan market have been enlightened after attending a series of export marketing seminars organised by 'the Australian Institute of Management in Sydney. I This was stated by Mr. R. Wade-Ferrell, Kuala Lumpur manager of Young AdVertlsing and Marketing Ltd. who has
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    199 14 CHIPS lying alengttd* the Smgapart 0 Harbour wharvts er exeecttd teday are: A*pballou 10-11. Tvson L,ykn 29/30. Polotsk zSfM>. Etrei Admiral 1/2. Borneo 4T. Nikkei Maru is. Bedlll N.W. 1. BentODK Tbors npe 46, Yarra 6/7 Btmat Cook M HJ, nt.ikarta 4/3, Ozarda 27/28. Inntr Reals: Aroun^in.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    163 14 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) Jan. 2*, Tnree montns. Ounlep* 20 ets. AfeAllater 12 eta. K. Smelter* 20 eta Robinson 11 eta. Eaao 21 eta. RoUuaana 11 eta K. N. 18 eta 8. Darby 4d. Uammon 14 eta C. Stone* 4td. H Slncapura 11 cts.s. Tractioo 1/S Hume prefa. 16 eta
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    68 14 THE Malayan Kiehante Banks' Atsetlatien mad. these changes In Its rates to merchant* yesterday (all rate* to $100) SsMlng TT er OO r*ady: Belgian Francs 1616 3/4 Italian LJr* *****. On the free titnani* marhtt In Hong Kong yesterday toe U.S. dellar was quoted at 5.7S for T.T.
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    NO CRACK IN PRICES ON MALAYAN STOCK MARKET
    616 14 From Our Market Correspondent riONSIDERING the prey/ sent difficulties about merger proposals for Singapore and the announc.uicnt of the doubling of weekly U.S. tin stockpile sales from tomorrow, the Malayan Stock Exchange behaved very well yesterday. There was no crack in prices
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    STOCK INDICES
    25 14 Malayan Stock Indices Jan. 22 June 2' Industrials: 116.30 HCli I ins: 116.94 115.81 i rubbers: 115.26 115.2 i Dee. 29, 1962 100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    696 14 f^OMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpu. trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Dunlepe (1.000) 53.03, (6,000) (3.02: Csst Smelt (1.000) (3.62 cd. (4,000) (3.60 cd: tsse (3.53 BL, (3.52 SL,. (2.000) (3 53
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    Small drop in tin price: Rubber market dull
    632 14 WITH no London price to Tf guide it the Straits tin price yesterday fell only 87J cents to $447,874. after Saturday's sharp fall of $5.50 following ihe announcement of the G.S.A. to double its weekly offerings of stockpiled tin. The market was
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    120 14 MELBOURNE. Moo. Til OVES were small and about in 1 x balance today, when leaders showed no defined trend. Brewery shares provided the only feature most Issues showing solid rises. Overall the industrial market held steady levels. Oiks moved narrowly but were mostly lower. Base metals were steady
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    RUBBER PRICES
    250 14 JULY first «rldi ruMMt kuyart r.*.h. Claud at p.m. In Slntapor. and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at ~3| cent* ptf Ib. down a quarter of a cent on Friday's closing level. The too* was aunt. •1.A.1, and F M.R.I. clonn* pr.cn in cent! par Ib. yettsrday: In 1 1
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    203 14 I»HE following list of selected Malayan industrial yields is based on prices ruling yesterday morning:— •P- price E.Y.-earnlntcs yield (gross) D.Y.-dlvldrnd yield (gross) ej T.C.-tlme« cover** DaNnitlens: Timss CmrMt Means the number of limes last year* total dividend la covered oy the profit* for that year. Example: A
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      698 14 THAI LINES fraa: Haattaa. Ntw Oman, Baitiaiara l >r> tart tit Sou. Fan Las •scales. U.S. Call Nto Tart, niiaaalsßia na laataat. Hist Mac. »s«i su.OTiur 4/ s mi Bmm "/iiaai nsa? •oft General Agents: OCEANIC LLOYD (SINCAPORE) LTD., OCEANIC LLOYD (F. at M.) LTD., Baaaur* Maast, Siafasara. Ptttt: rui
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      203 14 CLOSING PRICES June 24. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 73* cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: $447.87* (down 87 A cents). Estimated unofficial offering 255 lons (up 10 tons). PRODUCE PRICES f-HINISt: Preduct Cicnsnta, Sims pert tkhi prlae* par p.oui y«itirdar I Ceeenut eil: bulk $43! seller*, dram «48< sailers.
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      349 14 Shell Refining Co. (Federation of Malaya) Ltd.. Port Dickson offer for sale: 2 pcs. welding transformers A/C type, Volts primary 440, cycles, 60, phase one. amps 70-640, cap. 30 KVA with built-in condenser 8 KVAB. 2 pcs. low loaders, make Dyson, cap. 20 tons. Above sold subject to condition of
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    Head makes two promises as strikers go back
    185 16 Head makes two promises as strikers go back TOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Secondary pupils of the Union English School were back in class today after a promise by the principal that more qualified teachers would be engaged and sports facilities extended. About 600 s-econdarv pupils of the mixed private school have
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    Nurse accused of theft
    60 16 PENANG. Mon. A student nurse from Malacca, Prances Tan Li Lean. 20, was today allowed ball after she pleaded not guilty to a charge of stealing $200. a gold bangle and a petticoat from another nurse. Elizabeth Choy Yin Lee. at the student nurses' hostel on
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    TENGKU HAS OTHER PLANS FOR P-FUND
    300 16 TENGKU HAS OTHER PLANS FOR P-FUND IPOH. Monday. WITH the end of Indonesia's confrontation policy against Malaya, Tengku Abdul Rahman has other plans for the National Patriotic Fund. The fund was started at the height of the confrontation to help strengthen Malaya's defences. Speaking at a dinner given here last
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    Accused of killing family of 3
    102 16 Accused of killing family of 3 SINGAPORE, Mon.—Mohamed bin Jamai, of Alexandra Road, faced three charges in a magistrate's court today of murdering a family of three. He Is alleged to have murdered a watchman, Chenchal Singh. 50; his wife. Gurnam Kaur. 36; j and their son. Harban Singh. 20
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    Tin production up by 5,000 piculs
    54 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Malaya produced 117.030 plcul.s of tin concentrates last month 5,024 plculs more than In ADril. according to a government statement today At the end of May there were 680 active mines. 10 less than In April. Total number of workers wan
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    60 YEARS PARTED, THEN A REUNION IN MALAYA FOR PRIEST AND SISTER
    199 16 60 YEARS PARTED, THEN A REUNION IN MALAYA FOR PRIEST AND SISTER IPOH. Mon. A Roman Catholic priest from Australia and his sister who is a nan in Malaya met for the first time in 60 years at a happy reunion here. He is Father Galvin. 75. from New South
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    Farming survey in Singapore begins
    213 16 SINGAPORE, Mon. Twenty-four officials of the Ministry of National De v c 1 o pment's i primary production i department today began j a livestock census lnj i rural areas. i They began in Jurong and will move eastwards towards Changl. The director of the
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    ASSIZE TRIAL FOR BROTHER AND SISTER
    297 16 SINGAPORE. Monday. A YOUNG woman and her younger brother, at the close of a preliminary inquiry, were today committed to stand trial at the Assizes in a case described as "very unfortunate." Rohanl binte Shadan. 22. aud Rahman bin Shadan, 20. were charged with
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    Talks failed, union and company tell court
    152 16 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Industrial Arbitration Court will sit again tomorrow morning to hear the dispute between the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union and Boustead and Company over three unsettled issues arising out of the union's claims for better salaries and working conditions.
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    Reds would welcome Tun Lim in power, says PAP
    552 16 SINGAPORE, Monday. •pHE People's Action Party said today that the Communists would like nothing better than a return of Singapore People's Alliance rule. In a statement today, Mr. Jek Yuen Thong, the political secretary to the Prime Minister, also said: "During
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    WANTED: £00 YOUNG MEN
    170 16 WANTED: £00 YOUNG MEN KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Federation Army will begin a three-week recruiting campaign for 500 young men of all races at seven centres In the country beginning July 1. Recruits, especially Chinese youths, are wanted for the Federation Engineers, the Federation Artillery, the Supplies and Transport Services,
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    Two killed in weekend crashes
    94 16 Two killed in weekend crashes ITVALA LUMPUR, Mon. Two people were killed in two separate accidents here at the weekend. In the first accident. Mr. R. Raman, 62, a shopkeeper In Sentul, was knocked down by a bus while walking at Brickfields Road. He died on admission to the General
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    New postal guide
    31 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The 1 1963 edition of the Malayan Po.st Office Guide will be on sale at all post offices in the Federation from I July 1.
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      723 16 \*^^^RM*^d^^^B^^^AmMAA^AS-^m\ NOTICE I. DR MEHAR SINGH of Ipoh. am now known as Dr. Mehar Singh Gill. COMPANY NOTICE LINGGI PLANTATIONS LIMITED A Malayan Branch Register of Members of the above-named Company who are resident in the Federation of Malaya will be opened in Kuala Lumpur on Ist July. 1963. It
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      694 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD The vacancies for the post of Technical Assistants i Civil Engineering) In the Jurong Industrial Development Division of the Board advertised on 10 1/63 have been filled. All applicants thanked. UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA (hair of Geatofy APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment to the Chair of
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    Lucky Lucky in top form
    473 17  -  Epsom Jeep RACING by I I XV Lucky did a spectacular gallop on good going at Ipoh this morning. Ridden by apprentice Dick Low, the Abernant gelding sprinted 3f in 35 3/5. Cn this workout Lucky Lucky could be a good thine; in a 5f
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    STIPE'S REPORT
    372 17 IPOH, Mon.— The Stipendiary Stewards report on yesterday races here: RACE I—Apprentice1 Apprentice Subian rider ol White Ship, wa.s reprimanded ior crossing Bravado too sharply after passing the winning past the first time. Following the poor performance of Supreme Test, a veterinary examination did not reveal any abnormality.
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    Perak TC to stage a Malaysia Cup race
    193 17 Perak TC to stage a Malaysia Cup race IPOH, Mon. The Perak Turf Club will stage a special race during the Gold Vase (AugustSeptember) meeting to celebrate the foundation if Merdeka. The race will be for the Malaysia Cup over 9f and will •arry stake.- ol $15,000 The main race
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    WEIGHTS FOR ALL EIGHT RACES AT IPOH TOMORROW
    504 17 WEIGHTS FOR ALL EIGHT RACES AT IPOH TOMORROW IPOH. Mon. Weights for all eight races here on Wednesday: CL. 1. Dl\ i— 6F BTR Dententurlut j.uu San Leader 8.12 Royal Meadov 8.12 On Parole 8.11 Good Fort 8.06 Happy Melod 8.03 Star Era 8.93 Satoro 8.03 Valala 8.02 Bilah Sayung
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    Boros regains US Open golf title
    436 17 THE WORLD OF SPORT BROOKLINE, Mon. Julius Boros regained the United States Open golf championship here yesterday by beating fellow-Americans Arnold Palmer and Jacky Cupit in an 18--hole playoff. Boros, who previously won the title in 1952. returned 70, one under par. against Cuplt's
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    S'PORE CAN COMPETE IN FMSSC EVENTS IN SOUTH
    208 17 S'PORE CAN COMPETE IN FMSSC EVENTS IN SOUTH KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Singapore Combined Schools will be eligible to compete in all events organised by the Federation of Malaya Schools Sports Council during the third school term this year. This was decided at a meetihg of the FMSSC working committee held
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    Table tennis visitors
    115 17 KOALA LUMPUR. Mon. Three foreign national table tennU teams will visit Malaya during the next four months. Thailand and a women's team from South Korea are scheduled tc ar;' In August but the Malayan Table Tennis Association have now asked them to come after the Malaysian championships
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    PENANG OPEN
    31 17 PENANG, Mon. The Penang Open golf championship will be held on Aug. 24-25 on the Penang Turf Club golf course. Oolfers from Singapore and all Federation states may enter.
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    Chi Doy, former team-mate of Matthews, coming to Malaya
    290 17  -  KEN FERNANDEZ By KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Cheung Chi Doy, one of the few Chinese to have played in the English Football League, will soon be seen in action in Malaya. For Chi Doy, 23, Is a member of the Kong Wah
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    4 S'PORE ATHLETES TO EXPLAIN ABSENCE
    123 17 4 S'PORE ATHLETES TO EXPLAIN ABSENCE SINGAPORE, Mon. Four Singapore athletes will be| told to appear before a SAAA disciplinary sub-committee on July 2 to explain their failure to turn up for a triangular meet on May 5 and the National Day meet i on Jane 9. SAAA secretary Nlas
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    MABA to decide on invitation
    71 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Hie Malayan Amateur Basketball Association will meet soon to decide whether or not to accept the invitation to compete in the second Asian basketball championship lat Taipeh from Nov. 23. 'The Basketball Association ol Formosa organisers of the cham pionship, have offered
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    CHAIRMAN
    20 17 PARIT BUNTAR, Mon. Inche Ahmad Khairuddln. the Krian Di&trlct Officer, has been elected. chairman of the recently-revived Krian F-A
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    Shariman nets 4
    102 17 DARtL AFIAH ALEXANDRA 1 SINGAPORE, Mon. A four, goal feat by Singapore triallst Sharlman was the highlight of thif SAFA Div. 1 match at Jalan Besai Stadium today. Centre-forward Shariman struck lup a splendid combination with Majld Arlff and they ran through i the Alexandra defence repeatedly.
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    SPORT SUMMARY
    149 17 TABLE TENNIS Perak championships (Ipoh): Men's singles. Chong Cheng Siong bt Leong Yin Sin 3-1; Lee Boon Chlew bt Cheong Wan Hoi 3-0: Foong Kok Wah bt Teng Sek Heng 3-0: Foo San > Foong bt Chew Kean Tong 3-2; Junior singles. Chan Foong Sim bt Kok Teck
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      74 17 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER g'ror Div. 2: S'gor Club v SEA (XL Padang). Ipoh DW. 1: Klnta Indiana v Ramblen Stadium Perak); Div. t: Changkat Klnding v Irish Hussars (Jn. Abdul Jalil); DW. S: Police v Cheng Wah (Lower Coronation) Spore Div. 1: TTS Hosp v Sukaramai (5.16). Chinese Ath. v
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    Sabah names its men for Parliament and Senate
    291 18 JESSELTON, Monday. THE Sabah (North Borneo) Alliance Party lod;iy announced nominees to the State Ministries, State Legislative Assembly, Federal Parliamenl and Federal Senate. The nominations were agreed upon by the four major political parties forming the pro-Malaysia Grand Alliance at a meeting
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    Big charity night
    65 18 SINGAPORE, Mon— The Singapore After-Care Association will hold a "Grand Charity Night" at the Badminton Hall on August 3 to raise funds for the rehabilitation of discharged prisoners. The two-and-a-half hour programme will feature well-known local personalities and night-club entertainers. Tickets at $3. $2 and $1 are
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    It's official: SPA in the Alliance
    264 18 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore People's Alliance has finally Joined the "Grand Alliance" of Umno. the MCA and MIC. The new union followed intensive talks in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur between leaders of the parties over the last few weeks. The SPA officially joined today
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    DEATHS
    74 18 MARY MADELEINE Lit SWEI kirn \h Bm f.-i c. .1 kwaj pMkJ*fully on 23-«-63 Ii ivtM behind huiiChr:ili Aik, dn jk II ■r.K.1111.-. two HOUK-ln-taw, and gnatdmtigttti yil^rn l)f ><■•• Church. K.i'ulK I i mi.. th*nci' Il.il.i<l»ri CHUA LVI HOCK i-<hJ «3 |MMi 2Cnd t :...irt. sinTew Ho.. Bay
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    He prefers 3 years' reform to year in jail
    108 18 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A district court today granted a request of Chan Cheng Ban, 18. who had elected to serve three years at the Reformative Training Centre rather than spend one year In jail. Chan had pleaded two weeks ago to be
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    Lock icon Pathet Lao beaten in battle
    86 18 Pathet Lao beaten in battle VIENTIANE, Mon.— General Kong Le's neutralist army defeated the Communist Pathet Lao in a weekend battle on the Plain of Jars, according to a communique issued by the Prime Minister's office here today. The communique said the Pathet Lao began shelling the neutralist strongpoint of
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    Police parade
    32 18 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Mr. A. T. Rajah. Acting Deputy Commissioner of Police, will take the salute at a passing-out parade of the Reserve Unit at Mount Vernon at 9 a.m. tomorrow.
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    Lock icon JACK SEES ADENAUER: NEW BID FOR UNITY IN EUROPE
    253 18 BONN. Mon.— President Kennedy met the West German Chancellor, Dr. Konrad Adenauer, for wide-ranging talks here today on major topics which are expected to include European unity and Nato nuclear power. Mr. Kennedy was apparently engrossed in conversation with his Secretary
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    Lions Club function
    47 18 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Lion« Club of Singapore East will hold its installation meeting and dinner at the Cathay Restaurant tomorrow. The new officials to be installed will be Dr. Chen Chi Wei (president); Mr. Jimmie Susenc Wong (secretary); and Mr. D. K. Patel (treasurer).
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    WIMBLEDON Sangster falls to German in first day shock
    407 18 WIMBLEDON Sangster falls to German in first day shock LONDON. Mon. Wilhelm Bungert. 24--year-old West German champion from Mannhelm, provided an electric start to the 77th Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships today when he knocked out seeded Mike Sangster of Britain In the first round. The tan. erect German stunned the
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    121 18 LONDON. Mon. Tea scores In today's cricket matches were: Hartford: Pakistan Eaglets 414-6 dec. (Majld Jehanglr 51 n.0., Aslf Iqbal 74 n.0.) Kent 230. Bristol: Essex 194. Oloucs 110-7 (J. Mortimore 41). Alderahot: Oxford 213, the army 234-8. Portsmouth: Sussex 302-6 dec. Hanto 187 <R. Marshall 55.
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    338 18 LONDON, Mon. The stock markets had a reasonably satisfactory day, and most sections recorded small gains. Oilt-edgeds developed fairly widespread gains. War Loan closed at 63 its highest this year. Banks were quietly firm, while insurances showed widespread gains. Properties were inclined to improve. Tins
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    RUBBER
    56 18 LONDON, Mon. Spot 22> 4 d.. July 22«4(L. Aug. 22', d., Sept. 22 3':6d.. July Sept. 22'< d.. Oct./ Dec. 22 3/16 d., Jan. Mar. 22 3/16 d., Apr. June 22 3 16d.. July/6ept. 22 3 16d.. Oct. Dec. 22 3/16 d., elf. June unquoted, July 21 11/16 d..
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    25 18 LONDON. Mon Buyers £886. sellers £887. Forward buyers £886 sellers £886 "j. Settlement 1885 1 Turnover ajn 360 tons. p.m. 160 > tons. Tone: Steady.
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      Barrington builds up England victory bid
      795 18 LONDON, Mon. England, needing 234 for victory, had reached 116 for three when bad light stopped play early in the second Test here today against West Indies. Ken Barrington was 55 not out when play ended and wl'ih him was Brian Close (7 not
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      73 18 BANGKOK, Mon The Tlial armed forces soccer team beat the British joint MnrtMi Mdc from Singapore 2-1 in a nrndly match here las.t night. The Thais scored aftei only two minutes on a ground shot by inside-right Yanyong Na Nongkhai. Right-back Edwards equalised for the British team
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      45 18 XJIGHEST and lowest temixra- lures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Sunday to 8 p.m. yesterday: II iuli '-I Lour»| Kuala Lumpur !)3 75 Kota Bharu K2 75 Penan? 84 77 ipoh »8 73 I Malacca M 72 Singapore 88 75
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