The Straits Times, 26 June 1963

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    24 1 wiiiau iiaiiy Muiiinn s\i i i\< i i i»s 100.000 fie**** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 353
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    'IN A WEEK'—RAZAK
    1625 1  - 'IN A WEEK'— RAZAK JACKIE SAM FELIX ABISHEGANADEN The talks shift to London in two planes S'PORE'S PREMIER: TM DETERMINED TO SQUAT IT OUT FOR AS LONG AS IT'S NECESSARY TO BE PERSUADED AND TO PERSUADE' By SINGAPORE. Tuesday By KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. LEE: 'WE WILL SUCCEED, WE MUST SUCCEED...
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    Lock icon Floods claim 3
    23 1 VIENNA. Turn. At least tliree people have died in floods in many parts of Austria, police reported Here today Reut«r.
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    Tin up £13
    51 1 LONDON. Tues.— The price oi tin on the London metal*, mark?' ro^e by £13 today with spot £899 ouvct> and £900 nwi Forward ttn whs ;it £898 buyers und £899 sellers. Thr majority of tin share?, on the London stock exchange r n»e In sympathy. (See Back
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    Lock icon New post offer to Pelaez?
    209 1 MANILA, Tuesday. T»HE Philippine Vice-President and Foreign Secre- tary, Mr. Emmanuel Pelaez. will be offered a new post in the Government, according to the Manila Times today. i In a front page story, it said President Macapagal was preparing a sweeping revamp at the top
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    Lock icon Decimal report is delayed
    73 1 LONDON, Tues. A decision on whether Britain is to have a decimal coinage system or not has been delayed. A committee set up in January last year to investigate the question was expected to report within the next few weeks. But today, Mr. Anthony Barber. Financial
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    Lock icon Tanker to lift natural gas
    57 1 BARROW-IN-FURNESS < England i. Tues. The world's Urstj commercial methane tanker. Me- thane Princess, has been launched at this northwestern shipbuilding port. Methane Princess equivalent In size to a 28,000-ton oil tanker, Is the first of two being built to carry the natural gas in
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    Sarawak Alliance: No coalition with Negara
    306 1  -  GEOFFREY GELDARD From I KUCHING. Tue«. 1 T»EMENGGONG Jugah anak Bari e n g, chairman of the Sarawak Alliance, said today ~JHs party would form a a;overament with -trie 'sTippoVt of Independents. He denied rumours that the Alliance would form a coalition with the
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    Lock icon Ducking for Duke
    108 1 HONG KONG, Tues. The Duke of Kent's dragon boat sank in a traditional race at Taipo. in the New Territories, today and one of his crew commented afterwards: "It was a case of sabotage." He pointed to an open drain hole in the stern and .said "Somebody
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    Kenya talks 'a success'
    62 1 NAIROBI. Tues Mr. Tom Mboya. Kenya's Minister Tor Constitutional Affairs, returned here today by air from London and said his talks on Independence had been "very successful." But he felt he should brief Mr. Jomo Kenyatta. the Prime Minister, and the Cabinet about them before making
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    Aza's Jakarta man riddle
    126 1 Aza's Jakarta man riddle JAKARTA. Tues. Haji Mohamed Mangol has been named by Antara news agency as the new representative here of Sheikh Azahari, the Brunei rebel leader. He the second mar. named by the news agency in the past week as 'successor" to Achmad Fadlllah. Azaharl's representative here since
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    Lock icon Minister held for theft
    57 1 OUAGADOUGOU. Tups. Th« Upper Volta Minister of Labour mid Public Functions. Maxime Ourdraogc. hM been invested on a tlir*:t c1...: lii a mdio bradawl Ihm nmln Pr<M<lc!H Haurtet Vameogo said the anest was made on Sunday when the Minister arrived by mr from Geiuva where he
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    STOP PRESS
    36 1 TSHOMBE OUSTED I.KOPOI mil I I Turs PrcMd«Tit HMm Txlwmbe waa IMaj mute* m bead of the South Katanga (Murrnmrnl hr .i law p.«ss t in P.irli:micnt lu-n--treatin-,' n< w pn>\irnr of KUuu-u— Rputrr.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Ayub asks Soekarno for support
      160 2 KARACHI. Tues. Presidint Avub Khun last night asked President Sorkarno to support Pakistan in her dispute with India over Kashmir. He made the request at a iKinqui t at til- end of the first day of n throe 4*J statf visit by the Indonesian leader.
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      YEMEN ALLEGES AGGRESSION
      313 2 'British attacking us' United Nations, Tues JHE YEMEN protested yesterday against British "aggression and occupation of Yemeni territory." It said a Security Council meeting would be requested if this -aggrci>ion" did not cease. The protc was made in a memorandum .submitted by Mr. Moh.nn A. Alainl. chief
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      Lock icon MAC CALLS SERVICE CHIEF TO CABINET MEETING
      85 2 LONDON Tut-*.— The Cabinet last night called Lt.-Gen. Sir Denis O'Connor. Deputy Chief of the Defence Staff, to its meeting, apparently because of the clash involving British servicemen and women and Yemeni tribesmen He was there on behalf I of Admiral Earl Mountbatten.
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      Lock icon A former labourer becomes Premier
      162 2 lERUSALEM, Tues. J Mr. Levi Eshkol, the new Israeli Prime Miniister, yesterday presented to Parliament a new coalition government to succeed the Cabinet of Mr. David Ben-Gurion I who resigned nine days ago. The government comprises the four parties which made up Mr. Ben-Gurion \s
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      Lock icon EX-JUSTICE MINISTER OF TANGANYIKA FACES GRAFT CHARGES
      241 2 DAR-ES-SALAAM, Tues. Nine people including the former Minister of Justice of Tanganyika. Chief Abdullah Saidi Fundikira (above), appeared in court here yesterday on corruption charges. In a series of separata hearings the chief and seven others who pleaded not guilty were remanded on
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      Lock icon Doctors order Radhakrishnan to rest
      59 2 NEW DELHI. Tues. President Sarvepalll Radhakrlshnan of India (above), who returned yesterday from State visits to the United States and Britain, has taken to his bed on his doctors' orders. It was announced earlier that the 74-year-old President had cancelled a visit to South India
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      Lock icon Iraq cavalry advances to Kurd centre
      90 2 BAGDAD, Tues. Iraq cavalry have advanced Into the Important Kurdish centre of Quwalsanjaw, 40 miles east of Erbil. Northern Iraq. In their search for Kurdish rebe 1 followers of Mullah Mustafa Barsanl, an official communique said last night. The communique, issued by Iraq's Director
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      Lock icon Vehicles record
      21 2 FRANKFURT. Tues.— West Oerman motor manufacturers set up a new record in May by producing 245 1M vehicles.— Reuter.
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      25 2 MANILA, Tues.— Mrs. Fclisa Rlcon de Oautier. 66. Mayor of San Juan. Puerto Rico, arrived In Manila yesterday for a two-day visit. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Malaya sponsors fair sharing of UN 'keep the peace' costs
      246 2 Malaya sponsors fair sharing of UN 'keep the peace' costs UNITED NATIONS, Tuesday. jyjALAYA, Ghana, Guinea, Cyprus and Uruguay yesterday jointly sponsored a draft resolution for an equitable sharing of the costs of the U.N.s future peace-keeping operations. The resolution ha:> been referred to a special 21--member working committee, which
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      Lock icon 'Timor not for Jakarta'
      81 2 JAKARTA. Tues. A circular issued to me press bv the ■lcni-r--sentative of the Central Government of the Dilly Timor Republic" yesterday dismissed repons that, the ■'republic's .struggle"' was to include the Portuguese enclave into Indonesia. The circular said "the struggle under Prime Minister. Mr. I, E.
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      Lock icon Lady Silkin dies
      24 2 LONDON, Tues. Lady Silkin. a campaigner for world government, died of a heart attack in her London home last nicht. Reuter
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      Lock icon 100 BURIED BY A LANDSLIDE ON ISLAND
      187 2 100 BURIED BY A LANDSLIDE ON ISLAND SEOUL, Tuesday. MORE than a hundred people, including high iTI school students, were buried in a landslide today on Koje Island off Korea's south coast. Local police In Pusan were quoted as saying that their safety was not Immediately known. A radio report
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      Sabotage: 3 are jailed for life
      83 2 Sabotage: 3 are jailed for life PRETORIA. Tues. Thret Africans charged with sabotage were sentenced to life imprisonment by the Supreme Court here today and Kvcn others were jailed for a total of 73 years. One accused was found not guilty and discharged The charge said the ftesused were members
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon JACK SEEKS PACT TO BAR SPREAD OF N-ARMS
      509 3 BONN. Tues.—President Kennedy hinted yesterday that the United States might propose an agreement with the Soviet Union and Britain not to give nuclear weapons or information to countries outside the nuclear club. He told a Press conference that he thought the conference
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      Lock icon Dr. A tells friends: Britain is rotten...
      100 3 NEW YORK, Tues. West German Chanceller Konrad Adenauer has told friends privately that he opposes British entry into the Common Market because Bri- tain is "rotten." The Chancellor apparently i had in mind the Profumo i scandal. Edward P. Mor- Kan, American news
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      On-spot check
      34 3 UNITED NATIONS. Tues. Tlu- U.N. Trusteeship Committee voted unanimously yesterday to send an exploratory mission to the Pacific Trust territories next year i to check on their progress towards I independence.— U.P.l.
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      5120,000 jewel theft in Rome
      69 3 ROME. Tues. About 25 million lire (.$120,000) worth of Jewels have disappeared from the home of Oiuliari Ponti, the first wife of Italian producer Carlo Ponti. police reported. Mrs. Ponti is still considered under Italian law as Pontis wife despite a Mexican divorce. Mr. Ponti
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      Lock icon Nikita to 'show the flag' in East Germany
      179 3 Nikita to 'show the flag' in East Germany MOSCOW, Tues.— Mr. Khrushchev is to make a "friendly visit" to East Germany next Sunday. Moscow Radio said the visit will mark the 70th birthday of Mr. Walter Ulbricht. Chairman of the East German Council, of Stat and Communist Party leader. It
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      Lock icon Aid sought for storm victims
      59 3 GENEVA. Tues. An appeal in aid of the 38.000 victims of typhoon "Shirley." which hit South Korea last week. was launched here today by the International Ked Cross. It said the Korean Red Cross needed 500 tons of food. 30 tons of clothing, blankets or
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      Lock icon Two East German policemen flee to West
      92 3 BERLIN. Tues. Two East German .policemen fled to West Berlin early yesterday through barbed wire unseen by other border guards. At another point on the East- West border. Eastern police fired 10 tommy gun shots, presumably at refugees, but none was seen by
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      Lock icon Pearson wins
      38 3 OTTAWA. Tues. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lester B. Pearson, defeated a no-confidence motion against his Government in the Canadian Parliament after withdrawing a 30 per cent sales tax i on securities sales to non-residents 1 —U.P.I.
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      Lock icon A NOTE FROM U.S. REJECTS SOVIET PLAN
      243 3 MOSCOW, Tuesday. THE United States in a Note handed over here yesA terday rejected Russia's proposal for a Mediterranean nuclear free zone as designed to change the existing military balance at the expense of the United States and its allies. It said the
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      Lock icon 'Lord ted' may contest polls as a Tory candidate
      137 3 CARDIFF. Tues. Officials of Cardiff South-East constituency of the Labour Party were unmoved yesterday by a report that England cricket captain, "Lord Ted" Dexter (above) may stand as local conservative candidate at the next general election. Mr. Cliff Prothero, secretary of
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      Lock icon SIMM. START TO COMPETE WITH THE CONCORDE
      88 3 BONN .lues President Kennedy yesterday asked Congress for a first instalment of ISS«O million (SIM) million to help finance an American supersonic airliner, it was announced here. The plane is being developed in a race with the French and British who are already
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      Lock icon Police raid Jagan's party office
      249 3 Police raid Jagan's party office GEORGETOWN (Bri- tish Guiana), Tues. Armed police made a midnight swoop on the headquarters of two political parties here. Two members of the I ruling People's Progressive Party were detained for questioning. Police found Molotov cocktails in a building ln the compound of the PPP
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      Lock icon War warning by Nikita
      97 3 MOSCOW. Tues. Premier i Khrushchev yesterday warned that the next world war would be a global nuclear conflict which would kill hundreds of millions and inclnerat* civilisation. In a special message to the World Congress of Women which opened in the Kremlin yesterday. trie Soviet leader
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    Pregnant girl of 13 tells of a drink
    250 5 RAPE CASE TOLD: 'I FELT DIZZY, FELL ASLEEP' ALOR STAR, Tuesday. PREGNANT schoolgirl of 13 told a preliminary inquiry here today she became dizzy and fell asleep after drinking a glass of "holy'" water her stepfather gave her one night in November
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    'Aziz must go' rally
    55 5 BANTING. Tuis— The Alliance will hold a rally Pekan Sari on Wednesday ut 7.30 p.m. to challenge Inchc Abdul Aziz bin Ishak. (he former Minister lor Agriculture, to resign his Parliament seat. Alliance "bit; .guns." including ths Mentrl Besar of Selangor. Dato Abu Bakar bin Baginda,
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    A STUDENT NURSE WHO FELL TO SUDDEN TEMPTATION
    271 5 DENANG, Tues. A 1 student nurse from Malacca, Frances Tan Li Lean, was today bound over without a conviction being recorded for dishonestly retaining a gold anklet and a petticoat with a total of $91. The Senior Sessions Court President. Mr. K.
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    Architect weds
    45 5 MR. AND MRS. Tay Lee Soon after their wedding in Singapore. Mr. Tay, an architect, is the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Tay Hooi Keat. of Penang. The bride, the former Miss Peggy Soong Pick Yoke, is a nurse at Gleneagles Hospital.
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    M.C.A. branch chairman
    46 5 KAJANO. Tues.— Mr. Tan Teng Kian was elected chairman of the Ulu Langat branch of the Malayan Chinese Association yesterday Others elected were: Vice-chair-men, Messrs. Tan Toh Hong and Lim Kim Choon: secretary, Mr Lee Teck Soo: treasurer, Mr. Tan I Km Swre.
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    Port Dickson dance
    30 5 PORT DICKSON. Tues.— Past pupils of the Government English School here will hold a social and dance at Chung Hwa Primary School at 8 p.m. on Saturday.
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    $2,600 theft from Cold Storage
    94 5 $2,600 theft from Cold Storage KUALA LUMPUR, Tuea. Thieves broke into the Cold Storage Supermarket In Mount batten Road here during the weekend and stole $2,600 worth of cigarettes, coffee and tea. A spokesman of the company said today: "We dont know when it happened. It could have been either
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    Ambulance gift to Bali
    49 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. —Dr A W i S. Thevathasen, deputy president of the Singapore Red Cross Society, will hand over tomorrow an ambulance to the Indo--1 nesian Consulate here for the Bali volcano victims. The ambulance was donated by the British Red Cross Society in London.
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    $1,200 more for the P-Fund
    46 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Nagaya Enterprise or Kuala Lumpur today gave 1 1.200 to the National Patriotic Fund. i The amount represents the proceeds from the performance of "Malam Seni Melayu" at the Stadium Negara on April 29 by the organisation
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    $2,630 JEWELLERY THEFT ON FIRST NIGHT IN CAPITAL
    179 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tu«s TEWELLERY worth J $2,630 was stolen from a visitor from Singapore the night she arrived in Kuala Lumpur. In a magistrate's court today. Raja Akram Shah bin Raja Adnan. 25. of Petaling. p'eaded guilty to J breaking Into a
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    Dr. LIM ON THE 'COUNCIL MESS'
    185 5 Dr. LIM ON THE 'COUNCIL MESS' PENANG, Tues. The Seretary-general of the United Democratic Party, Dr. Lim -Chong Eu, last night appealed to the people of Penang to give his party a mandate to investigate "the whole mess" of the City Council. Speaking at a party rally on the Dato
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    284 5 'CAPTAIN COULD NOT KNOW WHO HIT HIM' BRUNEI TOWN, Tuesday. A GURKHA rifleman, one of six men accused of beating up their company commander, said at a court martial today: "I don't think the captain was in any condition to recognise who was beating him." Rifleman Randhoj Llmbu. who said
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    Three-boat harbour crash
    97 5 Three-boat harbour crash -P«NAKQL Tues.- A Ja»»n--a #»e fisnfng vessel and two cargo boats collided during a storm in the Penang harbour yesterday evening. No-one was hurt. Tal He Wan 11. a Japanese fishing boat catching tuna for the Malayan Marine Industries Ltd., a joint Mal-ayan-Japanese enterprise, was reported to
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    Three robbery cases in a day in Kuala Lumpur
    171 5 Three robbery cases in a day in Kuala Lumpur KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Three robberies took place here yesterday In which four people lost a total $550 in cash and valuables. In the first case, Tan Kee Wah. 19. was held up by two youths at the Pudu Road bus stand
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    Taxi man dies in crash
    57 5 KOTA BHARU. Tues. A taxi driver. Awang bin Ishak, 49. was killed last nighi when his taxi overturned after hitting a cow at the 18th mile Kota Bharu-Pasir Puteh road. Awang was driving to Kota Bharu with four passengers when the accident occurred. The passengers
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    Bookie's agents fined $500
    51 5 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Two shop assistant*, said to have been paid Sl5 each for a days work with a bookmaker, were flned $500 each here today. Lim Yew Kheng. 40. and Lee Khian Hock. 30. pleaded guilty to acting as bookmaker's agent in Synagogue Street on May
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    The riot police on parade
    120 6 A BOOST FOR RESERVE UNIT WICKER SHIELDS at the ready, these new members of the Reserve Unit of the Singapore Police Force were being inspected by Acting Deputy Commissioner, Mr. A. T. Rajah, at a passingout parade held at Mount Vernon yesterday. Mr. Rajah reviewed
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    WATER: NOW A 'SLIGHT' IMPROVEMENT
    195 6 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. MORE rain which fell for 12 hours ending 7 a.m. today has led to a "slight improvement" in Singapore's water situation, according to the Public 1 Utilities Board. A total of 0.57 Ins. of rain was recorded at Singapore Airport. A Meteorological Department
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    HK star here for tour
    155 6 HK star here for tour LOVELY Hone Kong film star. Miss Fong Sum, now on a visit to Singapore to make stage appearances at two Cantonese pictures, got her first break in films two years ago. She. together with another girl, was selected by a Hong Kong film company from
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    Safety show for spastics
    47 6 SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Automobile Association of Singapore will hold a Safety First show to entertain crippled children at the Spastic Children's Association on July 6. The programme will include the screening of Road Safety films and a demonstration of Road Safety training equipment.
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    Army fun fair
    35 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. —The 18th Signal Regiment of the Royal Signals will hold its annual fun fair this Saturday at the Melktlla Barracks grounds in Dover Road from 2 p.m. to 6.30 p.m.
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    The Reds and Lee: Tun Lim replies
    409 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore People's Alliance said today that the flght of the Ldm Yew Hock government against the Communists was made extremely difficult "because of men like Premier Lee Kuan Yew." "Mr. Lee and his PAP colleagues were prepared to lend themselves
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    MOLEST CASE GIRL FINDS HERSELF IN THE DOCK
    169 6 MOLEST CASE GIRL FINDS HERSELF IN THE DOCK SINGAPORE. Tues. A 16-year-old girl, who told the police that a man had "indecently" molested her on Chinese New Year Day, found herself in the dock of a magistrate's I court today. Ng Guat Enc; reported on Jan. 27 that her neighbour.
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    Women's Club talk
    25 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mrs. Rose Minnie will give a talk on the "Hans Anderson Club" to members of the International Women's Club tomorrow.
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    356 6 rPHE following Is today's sche- dule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport Suigapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: From London. Rome, Damascus, Baghdad, Karachi, Calcutta, Rangoon (BA 720) 5.50 p.m. Japan Air Lines: Prom Tokyo, Hong Kong. Bangkok iJL 713) 6.15 p.m.; from Jakarta (JL 714)
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    PREMIER LEE: COMMON MARKET IS VITAL TO AGREEMENT
    1802 7 It is based on the views of experts and it must— i be written into Malaysian constitution ...perhaps in the calmer atmosphere of London we can work it out satisfactorily SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A CONSTITUTIONAL version of the Rueff recommendations for a common
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    'But I only smoke a pipe' says the major...
    256 7 'But I only smoke a pipe' says the major KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. An army officer who only smokes a pipe told a court martial today he was surprised when he was billed for four packets of cigarettes at a Federation Army mess in Kuala Lumpur. Major R.C. Taverner of the
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    RUEFF-THE MAN WHO PUT FRANCE ON ITS FEET
    119 7 pROFESSOR Jacques L. Rueff (above) is the French InspectorGeneral of Finance who led the sevenman World Bank Mission to Malaysia in January to map out the economic structure of the proposed Federation. A brilliant technocrat. Professor Rueff, 66, is best known for
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    UNION OPPOSES BID TO EXTEND LABOUR AGREEMENT
    263 7 UNION OPPOSES BID TO EXTEND LABOUR AGREEMENT CINGAPORE. Tues. An application by P.A.R. Malayan Paintworks Ltd., to extend its agreement with the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union, which expires on June 30, was opposed by the union before the Second Industrial Arbitration Court today. Mr. T. V. Gomez, representing
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    VIPs GATHER FOR THE BIG HYDRO CEREMONY
    143 7 rmNAH RATA, Tues.— 1 One of the biggest gathering of VIPs is now in the Cameron Highlands for a historic ceremony the inauguration of the $125 million hydroelectric scheme by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong tomorrow. The King arrived here earlier this evening accompanied
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    Action to keep out the Reds: Ismail
    321 8 Action to keep out the Reds: Ismail KUANTAN, Tuesday. "JHE Minister of the Interior, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, said here last night that the Government would take stern action to ensure that Communism did not gain a foothold in Malaysia Dato Ismail said that for the past
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    Six suspects held
    24 8 SINOAPORE. Tues.— Police yesterday screened 634 people and detained six suspect secret society gangsters under the Criminal Law (Temporary) Provisions Ordinance.
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    Knife in chest man dies in hospital
    70 8 pENANG. Tues.— Ho Siew Yeow. 34, who was admitted to the General Hospital last night with a knife sticking in his chest, died early this morning. He was having dinner with his wife, Ooi Bee Cheng. 20. at about 9.05 p.m. in their
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    Punched police: $200 fine
    62 8 SINGAPORE Tues. Ho Cho Moi, a Jobless man with five previous convictions, was fined $200 or two months' Jail here today for causing hurt to a police:. ..in. It was stated that he punched and scratched Police Constable Yeo in Park Road car park at 12.10
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    Two men found drowned
    41 8 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Two men were found drowned in Singapore today. The body of Llm Ng Chlan. 28. was found In the Rochore Canal. The other man. still unidentified, was found near the Kampong Arang Jetty In Kallang.
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    HANIZAH PARTY BEGINS GERMAN TV FILM ON MALAYSIA
    160 8 KUALA LUMPUR, TUBS. A film on Malaysia for West German television will begin with a birthday party for Tengku Abdul Rahman's five-year-old granddaughter Sharifah Hanizah (above). A team of three flew to New Delhi today after shooting scenes for the film, which
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    If surveyors are needed in Borneo...
    83 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Selangor Mentrl Besar. Dato Abu Bakar bin Baginda. today clarified the statement he made on Sunday night at Uie annual dinner of the Institute of Surveyors. He said: "I did not mean that surveyors would be ordered to go to
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    Sarawak polls: The final count
    570 8  -  GEOFFREY GELDARD Compiled by- Kuching, Tuesday |X)LLOWINO'are com■T piete detailed results and the total of Divisional Advisory Council and Council Negri seats to be filled. FIRST DIVISION Lundn (12 seats): Alliance 3; Party Negara 5; BUPP 2; Independents 2. Two seats on the Divisional Advisory
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    Lock icon Malaysia: 'No sense in forcing Brunei, Singapore'
    308 8 Malaysia: 'No sense in forcing Brunei, Singapore' lAKARTA, Tues. The J English newspaper Indonesian Herald said yesterday that there should be assurance of complete stability In South-East Asia. The paper, which usually reflects the governments foreign policy, said, commenting on the current Malaysl.. talks difficulties with Brunei and Singapore: "There
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      206 8 .!//•>« Hop Hy V.T. Ha—Urn WNATt X WHERE -OT3 fREYINS AMP SOON U« I AMO \f ->/ WHAT AWE GOTTA n»>NCESS?f HOWißtt I Pip it /nPBCWv^ On OM I XCH'T mav* 1 1 T^i'i Y VK. T*RR*«.E 1 <*1 Tut I *>*" COULD *> 1 V. MOSnOt.' CCME I UOWS.'
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    7 DAYS IN MAY
    1173 9 7 DAYS IN MAY STARTS TODAY...the most fantastic plot ever devised —IT IS 1972 AND IT BEGINS WITH <V SECRET MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF PART ONE THE Pentagon code room is for secrets, and what can you get more secret Hum a message from
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      173 9 8 The President's got to decide A It involves the security of the Government \J Come over s s^ s w to the new C^^[ C\ 1 refreshing V^VL/ VIV flavour r— i r— vr 1 L^BWWM Wi^^£% s^mKamKmfrKbiA,.. jfe Come over and enjoy toUEJmt^j^ llh the new idea in
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    DEATH
    94 10 2* Wor*M SIO /Minimum) MADAM LAM CHOON KUM. aicrd 1 Witt of Ilir latr T.in Kok Sm pi.»-.(l away peacefully at 1.40 a.m. on Mtll Junr. 19&I leaving behind »on». Joon W>». Woon LranK. Woon Hcnc. Woon rtironi:. Woon Kay and i Wfx.n Ktat: rtniKhi.r«-in-law: 4 I rtmiKht«T« and
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    114 10 M U <>rrf« 5/0 t Minimum I MR AND MRS. Cecil The.eira th.ink all r.i»tiv.» and friend* for their good VMM ,nid PMMMI i>n the oera-iun Of tin ir marriage on I CRATEFUL THANKS To Sacred Heart ul .le-iis. mnlhir nt pi rprtual ■nd Si Judi ttir numerous mir.iruloun
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  • The Straits Times Wednesday, June 26, 1963.
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      The Sarawak Verdict
      651 10 The Sarawak elections clearly can be accepted as an ex- pression of staunch approval I for Malaysia. The Alliance emerges as the largest party, I winning just short of one third of the 429 seats in the 24 district councils. The Party Negara, also strongly pro-Malay-sia, has
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      Saving The U.N.
      355 10 The United Nations financial crisis shows above all that the present rules on payment of contributions towards special expenditures are too imprecise, and need to be spelled nut and codified. Getting this done is the object of the draft resolution submitted to the General Assembly by Malaya
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      Fishing Pact
      227 10 In the new atmosphere of friendship inaugurated by the Foreign Ministers' conference in Manila, the threads of cooperation between Malaya and Indonesia are being picked up once again. Negotiations have resumed on a fishing agreement and soon after Malaysia has come into being Inche Khii Johari expects to
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    Changed Kennedy goes to Europe
    1548 10  -  GODFREY HODGSON THE VITALITY IS STILL THERE— BUT IN THE TWO YEARS SINCE HIS VIENNA VISIT THE PALE GHOSTS OF WAR HAVE SOBERED THF, MAN A T.TTTT/FL by WASHINGTON, Tues. TWO /ears ago, when the young A m e rican President flew to Vienna for
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      599 10 T MUST thank Mr. Thlruchelvam for publishing the figures of the number of units built and rents charged by the Housing and Development Board. On the basis of the figures he has supplied for Selegle House, It would appear that the board built this estate for the
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    The graft case 'accessory'
    781 11 'I know you,' court president tells police officer; 'You go about and tout for cases' ITUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A police officer was accused today of "touting for cases." The charge was made by Sessions Court President, Syed Hassan Al-Jeffri, against Stlangor's Special Crimes Officer. Asst. Supt.
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    Pahang Sultan, Consort visit regiment
    74 11 TAPAH. Tues.— The Sultan of Pahang visited the sth Royal Malay Regiment here today. He was accompanied by his Consort, the Tengku Ampuan. The Bultan. who was In the uniform of the colonel commandant of the Royal Malay Regiment, toured the training area and saw
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    $150,000 new hotel
    24 11 PORT SWETTENHAM. Tues. 1 The Malayan Railway general manager. Dato Ahmad Perang. will open a 8150.000 station hotel here on Sunday.
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    Mobile post office
    22 11 IPOH. Tues.— A new mobile post office was put Into operation in the rural areas of Batu Oajah today.
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    EDITOR IS CALLED TO COURT CHAMBERS
    152 11 l/UALA LUMPUR. Tues. —Before the start of today's proceedings. Mr. David Marshall, defending, drew the court's attention to the Malayan Times report of yesterday's hearing. He said the Malayan Times had quoted Inche Harun Hashlm, the DPP as having said: "If the law says
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    Boy drowns in mining pool
    62 11 KUALA LUMPUR. rues.— A 10--year-old boy. who disobeyed his father and went swimming in a mining pool off Sungei Best Road, was drowned yesterday evening. Ho Wai Yong. a pupil of the Pasar Road Chinese School, went swimming in a pool near the Public Works
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    Annual meeting
    29 11 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Public Daily-rated General Stores Workers' Union will hold Its annual meeting at the union premises in Race Course Road on Sundav at 2 p.m.
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    The young man who muffed his chance jailed
    336 11  - The young man who muffed his chance jailed TAI SING ONN By KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The young man in the dock kept his head bowed as Mr. Justice Gill told him how he had muffed his chance once. "It appears that three years in the Henry Ourney School have not
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    Talks to end Art Printing lock-out yield no result
    148 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Two meetings between a Malayan Trades Union Congress delegation and representatives of the PrintIng Employers' Association to resolve a lock-out of 75 employers by the Art Printing Works here yielded no Inche Ibrahim bin Musa. MTUC general-secretary, sa'd
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    Couple robbed
    41 11 PENANG, Tues. Two youths, one armed with a dagger, held up Leong Yeen Khee. 25. and his girl friend in a rambutan plantation on* Aver Itam Road last night and escaped with cash and valuables worth about $90 I
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    Alliance will go all-out for S'pore general election victory
    204 11 Alliance will go all-out for S'pore general election victory SINGAPORE. Tues. The newlyformed Singapore Alliance will Held candidates in all 51 constituencies in the next Singapore general election. Announcing this today, the party's secretary-Ge-neral, Mr. Lee Kim Chuan. said the Alliance was determined to choose as its candidates "men and
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    BILL FOR MPs of MALA YSIA
    194 11 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. A BILL which provides for the election of 15 SingA apore members to the House of Representatives of the Federation of Malaysia was published today. The Singapore (Elections *o the Federal House of Representatives) Bill provides that the procedure for these elections
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    Baxter case: Six to stand trial
    111 11 Baxter case: Six to stand trial |>ATU GAJAH. Tues.— Six men accused of the murder of Mr. D. F. Baxter, 27, assistant manager of Riverview Estate, in the Batu GaJah area on April 6. were today committed to stand trial in the Hieh Court at Ipoh They are Khalld bin
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    AMBUSH GANG MISSES HAUL OF $3,000
    302 11 SINGAPORE, Tues.— A gunman and two accomplices this morning snatched $600 but missed a haul of $3,000 when they ambushed a tobacco company car at the junction of Paya Lebar Road and Little Road. The $3,000 was In the boot or the car. During
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    50 12 THIS WAS the big crowd, estimated at. about 4,000. which turned up at the airport with pro-Malaysia banners to give Mr. Lee Kuan Yew a rousing send-off to London. Mr. Lee told them of his complete confidence in the emergence of Malaysia with Singapore in it.
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      313 12 Straits Times Crossword ACKOSS 6 Additional exit, omitting ona 1. Lower back step to eonvey by the Royal Arademy !>). time of the assassination (3. .vimht be nice to unite divided 5 1 firm by peace offer •8 1. After bemused ■Uut. we he*r 8 Result of anae.-thetic tw« the
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      Lock icon A pretty girl was 'master mind' of racing dope ring
      226 13 BRIGHTON. Tues. 13 A pretty Swiss girlsaid to be the "master mind" of a dope ring used her good looks to gain admission to 21 English racing stables where she had no right to be. a court here was told
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      Lock icon 10,000 Seato troops parade with rockets
      80 13 BANGKOK, Tues.— Ten thousand troops of the eiftht-natlon South-Eaii Asia Treaty Organisation paraded here yesterday 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 days
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      Lock icon 'Expel S. Africa from UN' move
      76 13 GENEVA. Tues. Mr. David Morse, director-general of the International Labour Organisation (ILO), said yesterday he would propose to the organisation's 48--member governing body that calls (or South Africa to be expelled from the United Nations should be referred to the Security Council. This was
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      Lock icon FRENCH JETS FOR S. AFRICA
      49 13 PARIS, Tues. France has I begun delivery of 16 Mirage j 111 jet fighters ordered a year ago for the South I African Air Force. The I first have already arrived in South Africa for assembly. The remainder will be shipped this year. Reuter.
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      Lock icon INDIAN ARMS AID TEAM FOR MOSCOW
      96 13 INDIAN ARMS AID TEAM FOR MOSCOW YTEW DELHI, Tues. An Indian mission will visit Moscow next month to discuss the supply of Soviet equipment for the Indian armed forces. It will be led by Mr. S. Bhoothallngham. who recently headed a similar mission to Washington and London to discuss defence
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      Lock icon New leader of Cuban exiles
      55 13 MIAMI. Tues. The Cuban Revolutionary Council, the leading organisation of exiles here, yesterday elected Senor Manuel de < Varona. as president. Senor de Varona. a former Prime Minister, replaces Dr. Antonio Maceo, who resigned in a protest against the recent announcement of landings by antlCastro
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      Sir Winston on the RiViera
      81 13 LOOKING fitter than he has been for many months. Sir Winston Churchill. 88. rives his V sign during an outing on the French Riviera. He arrived in Monte Carlo last week for a holiday and left on Sunday for a Mediterranean cruise in the yacht
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      Lock icon Italians walk out of women's congress
      206 13 MOSCOW. Tuesday. OTHE Italian delegation of about 50 walked out of the World Congress of Women this afternoon as a Japanese women's leader, Mrs. Fuki Kushida, attacked America for its overseas bases, the U.S.Japanese security pact, and actions in South Vietnam, i It was
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      Lock icon Now birth control pills for MEN
      172 13 Now birth control pills for MEN T ONDON, Tues. An J oral contraceptive for men has been successfully developed, Mr. John Hall (Conservative), told the House of Commons yesterday. But little was known about the long term effects on male fertility and the female reproductive system, he added. Some concern
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      Lock icon Woman returns from Red jail
      78 13 NEW YORK. Tues— Mrs. Helen Kozeradsky. a New Jersey woman who spent 38 months In a Communist Czrchslovakia prison accused of spying for the Central Intelligence Agency, burst Into tears last night as she was reunited with her husband and three children. Mrs. Kozeradsky went
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      Lock icon Going home for consultations
      43 13 JAKARTA. Tues.— The Indonesian Ambassador to Australia. Brigadier General Suadl. will soon I leave for Jakarta for consultations with his government on the re- ported Joint naval exercise between Indonesia and Australia, Antara news agency reported yesterday. Reuter i
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      Lock icon Fruit prices pact
      42 13 MELBOURNE. Tues. The manager of the Australian dried fruits board. Mr. J.P. Wearne. announced today that the joint agreement on the stabilisation of i dried fruit prices between Australia and Turkey. Greece and Britain came Into effect today.— Reutrr
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      Lock icon GEM SMUGGLER JAILED
      58 13 BOMBAY. Tues. Barry Kesner Phillips. 29. a British photographer, was Jailed for two years here today for s.nusglinu diamond!* worth 4134.425 into India. He pleaded guilty. The prosecution said the diamonds were found on him by customs officers at Santa Crui airport. Bombay, when he arrived on
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      Lock icon Royal nine who sat for portraits by Ward
      284 13 Royal nine who sat for portraits by Ward 'THEY ARE THE SOLE INNOCENT LINK'— PAPER LONDON, Tues. The Daily Mail todav named nine members of the British Royal Family who sat for portraits by Dr. Stephen Ward, the society osteopath who is accused of living on the earnings of prostitutes.
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      Lock icon CHRISTINE: U.S. AIRMEN QUIZZED ON RUMOURS
      133 13 WASHINGTON. Tues. Three U.S. Air Force men are being questioned about rumours connecting them with Christine Keeler. "Security is our basic concern," the Assistant Secretary of Defence, Mr. Arthur Sylvester, told reporters. He confirmed that the Air Force men had been returned to the
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      Lock icon Unity move
      47 13 SEOUL, Tues. Oen. Chung Hee Park, chairman of the ruling supreme council said on the eve of the 13th anniversary of the outbreak of the Korean War last night that Bouth Korea would seek the unification of the divided country through the United Nations. Reuter.
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      Lock icon A protest march for 'total integration'
      115 13 ¥OS ANGELES, Tues.— About 300 people, two-thirds of them Negroes, marched two-by-two along city pavements here yesterday in a demonstration said to be the first of a series aimed at achieving total integration. Special monitors were ass.?,ned by the organisers to keep order. The
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      Lock icon CALL-GIRLS AT THE UN? 'BOYS WILL BE BOYS BUT...'
      174 13 CALL-GIRLS AT THE UN? 'BOYS WILL BE BOYS BUT...' UNITED NATIONS, Tum. A SENIOR United Nations security official yesterday scoffed at reports of an international call-girl racket at the U.N.. but said "political pressures'' might result in a formal inquiry into the charges. He wai commenting on a suggestion by
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      Secretary of Aidit drowns
      55 13 JAKARTA. Tues. Bintang Suradi. 40, private secretary to Indonesian Conmunist Party i rtiairman D.N. Ai'lit. was drownrd of! the south coast of Java last Saturday. Antara newt agrncy said strong currents carried Suradi away > while swimming with friends at the beach resort of Pelabuhan Ratu—
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      677 14 BOOKS ft PUBLICATIONS ITarsfs M (Min.)— Box SO et*. txtrm PBOBRAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. h«ve a wide range of 1 .n Books on display In the Cold Storage Arcade. Orchard Road, in conjunction with S.PC.K. IN MAY ENCOUNTER read thought provoking article Blno-Bovlet Conflict"; fascinating story "Matrrooa's Home": excellent reviews on
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    97 16 UXLBOORNS, Tims. MOST IfMteaMßl stare* he)ld MT improved slighUy in today's stead; market The leaden fluctuated narrowly. Trading was moderate. (Mis and base metals showed litUe change. Loans were steady. C.R.A. 18/S Mount laa 71/4 N. Broken Bill (10s.) 3S/U Ampol Petroleum 10/9 Auat. Con. Ind S4/t Anat.
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    247 16 JULY first grade ruk**r buyer* fab. I eleaed at s p.m. tn Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yeaterday at 731 ccnta per ID. down one-eightb of a cent on Monday's cloeing level. The too* wan ma*U»*. B.A.t. and ar.M.8.1. alaalng prlaee In cent* per Ib. yesterday: Int. 1 R
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    210 16 Shim lying al*«c*M* Mm Singapore wharvii teday are: Flintshire 35 '36, Zaankerk 10/11, Ozarda 27/28. Kernbrook 33/34. Ampenan 42/43, Borneo 47, Kimanla 40/41, Thoracape 46, Ante Topic 1/3, City of Carliale ""i/39, Singapore 18, Berdang NW. 3, Tarra 6/7. Bayou 46, Benreoen 45, Star Rellatrix 13/14. Inner
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 16 June 25. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 73i cenU (down one-eighth of a cent). TIN: $451.25 (up $3.37 i). Estimated unofficial offering 235 tons (down 20 tons).
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    INDUSTRIALS ARE STEADY, TIN SHARES IMPROVE
    588 16 From Our Market Correspondent rB Malayan Stock Exchange continued to behave very well yesterday despite the latest developments following the hitch on the formation of Malaysia and the fact that today the GSA will offer double the tonnage at Its weekly sale from stockpile.
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    23 16 Malayan Stock Indict* June 24 June "5 Industrials: 116.1b 116.65 Tins: 115.86 115.7* S rubber*: 115.26 114.28 Dec. 29. 1962 100
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    692 16 fOMBINED Hismess in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Dunleae (1.000) 13.01. (10,000) $3.02: Cast Smelt $3.60 BL, (3.000) $3.60: Ist* $3.32 BL.. 53.53 BLs (7.000) $3.53, (1.000) $3 52;
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    64 16 Th« Malayan ticnamt Banna' ciatien mad* tneee .hajia.es la rates to menbanti vesterdi* <a!l ratee to SlOOi: Sellinc TT »r OO rtarty: Bti«lan Franc. 1*17: Italian Lir. tUt* On the tree eiehanie market Jn Hoes Kong yeeterday the U.I. dellar »aa quoted at 1 Tft for T.T. and
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    565 16 fX>R the first time for over F a week the Straits tin price rallied by 53.37i to $4511 per picul yesterday. All last week the price fell In anticipation of the G.S.A. announcement, which was eventually announced on Saturday morning. Tin
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      706 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY GRADUATE LIBRARY < ASSISTANT CATALOGUER. ORIENTAL i COLLECTION j Applications are Invited for two < positions of Cataloguer ln the I Oriental Collection of the Univer- j slty Library. Salary: Grade I £A 1.121-1, 286 per 1 annum. Grade II EA1.341-1.67i per annum. Qualifications:
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    46 18 TOKYO. Tues.— A title bout for the world flyweight boxing championship between Thailand's Pone Kingpetch, the holder, and Japan's Hiroyuki Ebihara. was postponed until Sept. 4 because Kingpetch has an injured hand. The title match had been originally scheduled for July 17 jn Tokyo.— Rruter.
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    21 18 HONG KONG. Tues.— Teng LiH.Miig. 22. of Shanghai set a newChinese national long jump record of 7.54 metres. Reuter.
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    ONLY 4 SAY 'YES'TO M-MEET
    274 18  - ONLY 4 SAY 'YES' TO M-MEET FRANCIS BOEY B, KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Only four countries have so far accepted the F.A. of Malaya s invitation to the Merdeka tournament to be held here from Aug. 8 to 18. Burma. South Korea. Japan and Thailand are the countries which have confirmed
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    Singapore to get $10 million National Stadium
    367 18  -  JACKIE SAM By Singapore. Tuesday I J^ $10 million National Stadium has been planned for Singapore at the Kallang Park. Expected to take two years to build, the stadium will be a vast complex with adequate facilities to meet local and international requirements.
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    Hard fight for HK tourists
    109 18 MALACCA 2 tVMM LONG (HK) S \IALACCA, Tues. The visit- ing Yuen Long footballers of Hong Kong had to fight hard to win this five-goal thriller against Malacca at Kubu Stadium here today. Yuen Long jumped to a 2-0 lead after 12 minutes with goals
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    172 18 MIAMI BEACH. Tues.— Miami Beach Boxing Commission will object to next month's world heavyweight title tight between holder Sonny Liston and Floyd Patterson unless Listen's Injured knee is certified healed, an official said. Liston and Patterson were originally due to meei in Miami n April. But their
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    284 18 Earlier Natnan naa pavea the way for the first goal after his side had been two down. The Hospital, with their star players badly off form, had to fall back on defence In the early stages. They succeeded In holding out for a scoreless first
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    ROAD RACE
    22 18 PENANO, Tues. The Penang! Cyclists Association will hold a 1 road race at the Esplanade at 8 a.m. next Sunday.
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    50 18 01 KING SETS NEW 800 MARK TPOH schoolgirl Yau Oi Kins. 16, setting a new Perak record for the women's 800 metres during the Perak AAA central zone championships at Ipoh last Saturday. Oi King clocked 2min 49sec. clipping; g.lsec off the previous mark. Timesport picture by Lee Foo San.
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    S'PORE XI
    50 18 SINOAPORE. Tues. The Singapore cricket team to meet Negri Sembllan in the MCA league match at Seremban this weekend: R. da SUva. S. Houghton. M. H. White. P. Oatha. J. Martens. T. Way. H. Slthawalla. S. Nagalah. T. Martens. E. Wicks. R Sandosham: 12th man A. Ha htm
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    Peters in training for S'gor meet
    234 18  - Peters in training for S'gor meet KEN FERNANDEZ By KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. I Ken Peters, a former Hong Kong champion sprinter who took part in the Perth Commonwealth games, has gone into serious J training in preparation for the Selangor AAA championships at Merdeka Stadium on July 12-13. Ken. 24,
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    HOCKEY S'pore aim to be Ist holders of Razak Cup
    139 18 HOCKEY S'pore aim to be Ist holders of Razak Cup SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore will go to the finals of the Malayan Hockey Federation ch a m pionship determined to become the first winners of the Tun Razak Cup. The finals begin at Kuala Lumpur on Thursday. Singapore, the South tone
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    SEA player sent off
    87 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Tu. s.— A Selangor Eurasian Association player. Winston dc Sou/a, got ihe marching orders for fouling Belangor Club's goalkeeper Hodge.-., in a PAS Div. 2 match on Ihe pad;i:ic today. Club won 4-3. De Souza was orderrd off thr field three minutes from time
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    US CAGERS
    26 18 SINGAPORE. Tues The American Venture for Victory basketball team will play two matches In Singapore at the Happy World on July 12 and 13
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    Lock icon Little Marty triumphs in 47 minutes
    548 18 LONDON, Tues WUhelm Bungert. 24, the West German champion, provided the shock of the day when he knocked out seeded Mike Sangster (Britain in the nrst round. The tall, erect German stunned the packed centrp court gallery with a shock 6-3. 7-5, 6-3 victory
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      55 18 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER Ipoh Div. 1: Kilat v Municipality (Stadium Perak); Div. I; Ramblers v Shaw Bros <Jn Abdul Jalll); Div. S: Kinta Indians; v PCRC (Lower Coronation!. Taipinf Ltarur: Lai Aver v PWD iPadang). S'pore Govt. Scrvicr* Div. 3: SHB v Water Dept. ißt Chennini. Hannican Shield final: Negrl
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      104 18 SOCCER Ipoh Div. 1: Kinta [ndians 6 Ramblers 0: Dlv. 2: Hhangkat Klnding 6 Irish Hassan Div. S: Cheng Wah 7 Police LI Sefri Dlv. 1 < Seremban > Rang•rs 8 Malavs 2 Inter-PWD (P. Buntari: Krian 2 Ipoh Hq. 2 Klaanc Dfv. 2: Police 7 BMH 5. HOCKEY Malacca
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      97 18 Foo Kam Pook and Choo Kian Tong 3-1: Cheong Fook Kuan ami Yio Yin Men* w.o. Woo Yong Chiew and Chang Cheng Shiok: Choong Wan Hoy and Foong Kok, Wan w.o. Choong Wing Sum and Chan Liew; tuntor singles. Ng Kam Hock bt Chew Sin Hua 3-0: Chai Wing Choy
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      Consistent Wingate to win 9f clash of Derby 'hopes'
      1063 19  - Consistent Wingate to win 9f clash of Derby 'hopes' Epsom Jeep RACING by pOUR Ipoh Derby entries Wingate, Kodama, Lost Horizon and Bold Challenger clash over 9f (Race 3) at Ipoh today. They should dominate the finish. My fancy is WINGATE, who has been a model of consistency in the
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      118 19 LONDON. Tues. There are 18 acceptors for the Irish Sweeps Defby to b*. run over J2f at The Cut ragh. County Klldare on Saturday, June 29. They are (with probable Jockeys): Lock Hard (M. Hurley). VI Mo Chroi <P. Boothman). Gala Chief •D. Page), Tarqogan (W.
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      TWO SETS OF SELECTORS FOR NORTH v SOUTH GAME
      164 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Two sets of selectors will pick the North and South teams for this year's Malayan Cricket Association annual match to be played at Ipoh on Aug. 10-12. The North team selectors are Ooi Kean Tat Penang > Tuan
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      All invited for Johore GP
      268 19  -  Lim Kee Chan MOTOR-RACING SINGAPORE, Tuesday. EADING international racing drivers and motorcyclists who took part in the Malaysia Grand Prix here during Easter, are expected to return for the eighth Johore Grand Prix on Aug. 31 and Sept. 1 at Johore Bahru. The Singapore Motor
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      68 19 PHILADELPHIA. Tues.— 'SUßar* Ray Robinson 43. former world middleweight chami ion. lost a unanimous points decision to Joey Glardello over 10 rcands here last night. Robinson was dovn for six In the four Hi round fnm a left to the jaw. He grabbed blindly for the ropes
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    647 20 High Court hears Barisan application TIIK lii^li Com I w.ts told by the Solicitor General, Mr. T. Kulasekaram,' today thai the Crown had no objection to the caw against 12 Barisan Sosiatis leaders in connection with llu- City Council incident on April *22 being heard in the High Court Mr.
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    58 20 MR. RAMAMNCAM IVER vier ml seninbaa on J.'tid Juii' moumrrf by his I ii>'. -cjii-. MPn-in-l.iw mid cninri- luldr. n MOM. LAU MUI ENC tnl.it. ,l iiioth.T ni (101l Thi tin Lot ■way peacefully on 23 8 '63, leaving Mi .l.iinht.-i .-<>n-in-kitt, daughter-m-i.iu .iii.t ii ■nadcMMr -I' Avenue 1.30
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    26 20 SINGAPORE. lues— Customs officers tonight made a seizure of over 100 pounds of cigarettes and 120 bottles of liquor found hidden in bum-boat's hul.
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    28 20 SINGAPORE. Tues. Acting Police Commissioner. Mr. John Le Cain thi* morning addressed the Rarße.s Institution at their speech and prize-giving day in the school grounds.
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    173 20 LONDON. Tues.— Office chatter died away in i the Bradford (Yorkshire) Inland Revenue tax office wfien a man walked in and placed three crates of beer on the counter. But. the "beer Tor taxes" offer was refused, and Albert Thewliss. head barman at
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    42 20 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. R.S. Milne. Professor of Political Science at the University of Singapore, will give an Inaugural lecture on "Political science what and why?" on Friday at 8.15 p.m. at the new lecture theatre N0.4, University campus, Bukit Timah.
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    85 20 CHICAGO, Tues. The United States today had j nearly as many unfilled jobs as unemployed, but the idle workers were not trained or prepared for the opportunl- j ties open, the Vice-President. I Mr. Lyndon Johnson, said today. In a speech prepared for delivery
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    30 20 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The United People's Party will hold its first anniversary celebrations at the pre- t miser; of the Hokkicn Huay Kuan in Telok Ayer Street on Sunday.
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    519 20 MINISTER ON STOCKPILE MOVE: r[E Malayan Government is confident that the revised GSA stockpile disposal plan will not unduly disrupt the tin market, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun. said today. But much depended on the manner and
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    323 20 LONDON, Tuesday. THE second Test between England and West Indies ended in an incredible draw hen .itLord's today. Both sides could have won off the last ball. England needed six to win as Wesley Hall came in to bowl, and West
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      44 20 1 TIIGHEST and lowest tempera--11 tures In Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 88 73 Kota Bhaiu 88 73 Penang 86 73 j Ipoh 90 72 Malacca 84 72 > Singapore 87 74
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    CAMERON HIGHLANDS HYDRO-ELECTRIC SCHEME
    9 1 CAMERON HIGHLANDS HYDRO-ELECTRIC SCHEME Nation's largest source of power
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    $125m. project completed
    1182 1  -  RONALD KINSEY lZ BY TN just over a span of 60 years the iirst flicker *of electric light was introduced in Malaya and the lirst phase of the giant Cameron Highlands hydro-electric power project has been completed. In that short space of time, the country has emerged
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    The power of water in the Highlands
    81 1 WATER surges out of the crest gates of the 128-foot high Ringlet Falls reservoir, which is 4,000 feet above sea level in the Cameron Highlands. The dam. which is 375 feet across the narrow neck of the valley, has a maximum storage capacity
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      186 1 LEMBAGA LETRIK PUSAT yJ PERSEKUTUAN TANAH MELAYU JHh^i^S^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H power for SP^^HBBBBBBHI^BB the nation fc^ 4 Supplies Power to your home, office and factory ligi^^^ m X^ Jbß :j^^' mt tariff rates that you can affordl \^A *mMm siiW or details of special tariffs applicable to indust- rial and commercial installations,
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    $129m. LOWER STAGE WILL BE READY IN 1968
    585 2  - $129m. LOWER STAGE WILL BE READY IN 1968 STAFF WRITER Telom and Bertam rivers will do more work By •pUK restless water of the Telom and Bertuni rivers will be harnessed for another cycle of work for Malaya's prosperity before it is finally freed to flow into the Straits of
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    Milestones for the Highlands' scheme
    204 3 .40OVE: The Sultan at Pahang telephoning the "blast off" signal to engineers deep inside the Telom tunnel to clear the remaining three feet that separates both ends of the 6 1 2-mile tunnel in July last year. BELOW: Mr. J. F Copping, a resident engineer
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      107 3 |Bt|l BROWN BOVERI BBC HH PRODUCTS Famous throughout the World orgj POWER GENERATION j n ##B' Stc.im .ind Casturbincs. Compl. Elcctnc.il m &ff' Equipmi nt )cr hydro and dicicl power POWER DISTRIBUTION ffoS* \^> Transmission Lines. Transformcrj. Hit;h- Votnije Switchgear. Electrical-System Pro- "*M •cction Equipment. I V W POWER UTILISATION
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      178 3 GilkeS WATER TURBINES GOVERNORS SELECTED FOR C.E.B. CAMERON HIGHLANDS HYDRO ELECTRIC SCHEMES Robinson Falls Power Station Kampong Raja Power Station Hl^^^^ 1 Kuala Terla Power Station Generation Voltage 440-***** Volts Total Generated Output-7700 K.W. GILBERT GILKES GORDON LTD. KENDAL ENGLAND AGENTS: ALLIANCE (maIaya)ENGINEERING CO. LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PKNANG
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    POWER for a nation
    1323 4  - POWER for a nation STAFF WRITER W^I2!EK, DIESEL, STEAM STILL MAIN SOURCES OF ENERGY-N-STATION NOT FOR ANOTHER 20 YEARS ■y 'pHE Cameron Highlands project and its second phase, when completed in 1968, will boost the nation's present energy resources by almost half. The total power generated in the Federation last
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      128 4 CONGRATULATION k JOINT VENTURE* CONTRACTORS on the opening of the C/^\]_^/ J j Photo copyright-. Perak. Flying Club Exclusive suppliers to the Joint Venture Contractors: SHELL Petrols. SHELL Diesel Fuel. SHELL Diesoline. SHELL Lubrication Oils and Greases. Crown Kerosine. SHELL Bitumen Products. YOU CAN BE SURE OF ISHELLJ ww Kb
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    FIRST HYDRO STATION NEW FIELD OPENS FOR MALAYAN ENGINEERS
    319 5 FIRST HYDRO STATION NEW FIELD OPENS FOR MALAYAN ENGINEERS THE first hydro-electric power station in the Cameron Highlands was opened nearly three years ago. It was opened by the Sultan of Pahang in November, 1959 about eight months after work on the Cameron Highlands hydro-electric scheme began. Costing $1.5 million,
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      177 5 THE PERAK RIVER HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY LIMITED Welcomes the opening of the CAMERON HIGHLANDS HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER SCHEME THIS GREAT PROJECT, ONE OF THE MOST SIGNIFICANT EXAMPLES OF INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT EVER TO HAVE TAKEN PLACE IN THE COUNTRY, HAS BEEN BROUGHT TO REALISATION AS A RESULT OF THE GOVERNMENTS FARSIGHTED AND
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    The 100-ton headaches
    36 6 THE MOVING OF HEAVY MACHINERY SOLVED THE special 110-ton capacity road trailer negotiating the twisting Tapah Cameron Highlands road with its load of heavy machinery during the construction of the Cameron Highlands project.
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    GIANT ROAD TRAILER, RAIL WAGON WERE USED
    630 6 GIANT ROAD TRAILER, RAIL WAGON WERE USED Tllli pharaohs who built the pyramids of Egypt might well marvel at the complexity of problems which confronted the builders of the Cameron Highlands hydroelectric power pro ject. Although separated by thousands of years, the ancient Egyptians and the modern builders shared problems
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    14 men died working on the project
    284 6 14 men died working on the project 4 N undertaking on such a gigantic scale as the Cameron Highlands project inevitably involves dangerous hazards for the men who work on it. Fatal aeddante an not uncommon, even In advanced oounirltsi with yean of technical experience. In such work as tunnelling
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      135 6 HUMPHREYS GLASGOW i LIMITED* j Habu Power Station Main contractors for mechanical and electrical plant Cameron Highlands' Hydro-electric scheme Central Electricity Generating Board of the Federation of Malaya 9|s Also In Canada, Australia 22 Carlisle Place. London S.W.I AWe"'i!*J.p«° Ulh TELEPHONE VICTORIA 8454 TELEX ***** South America BROWN BOVERIV \/X*jM^
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      86 6 CONGRA TULA TIONS j TO C.E.B. Cameron Highlands Hydro-Electric Scheme on the completion of the above. We are proud to have been associated with the C.E.B. on this occasion CHUNG YEW CHO Ift, JALAN SUNGEI BESI, PUOU RAILWAY GATE, KUALA LUMPUR Tfl: ***** Mechanical Earthworks Registered Plumbers Wrought Iron Furniture-Works
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    BUILDING HIGHLANDS DAM
    173 7 Ringlet's waters now drive Jor's giant turbines THE Ringlet Falls dam is the main reservoir in the first phase of the Cameron Highlands hydro electric scheme and its impounded waters are used to drive the turbines in the Jor underground powerhouse. Taking three years to build, the
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      188 7 9d¥lU Id II ONVOF THE LEADING ITAIIAN\mN»AC^ JRERS OP EQUIPMENTS FOR ELECTRIC SCHEMES j \j ft Sl\ I'll -^JqqL^^ j» 1 H kjb^r, I V< < 1 11.x V* One of the giant 250 kV transformers manufactured in the Turin Factory, as those for CAMERON HIGHLANDS SCHEME (Jor and Connaught
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      104 8 JOINT VENTURE CAMERON HIGHLANDS HOCHTIEF AG PHILIPP HOLZMANN AG ESSEN/WEST GERMANY FRANKFURT/WEST GERMANY ■HBHHB«B«HMBa«aBHBaaaaBBaaaa^ In Malaya employed with Tunnelling and all Civil Engineering Works of the Cameron Highlands Hydro Electric Scheme Experienced In: Tunnelling Now under construction Industrial Buildings KT~ BATANG PADANG HYDRO-ELECTRIC SCHEME Harbour Construction Dam Structure D'«lging WOH
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    16 MILES OF TUNNELS IN GRANITE HILLS
    1073 9  -  SPECIAL WRITER By Work quality of Malayans on scheme exceptionally high pOR three years, day and night without stop, the tunnels of the Cameron Highlands hydroelectric scheme were driven into the granite hills of the Cameron Highlands until the 16 miles of tunnels
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    TOURIST INDUSTRY BOOST FOR THE CAMERON HIGHLANDS
    216 9  -  STAFF WRITER mm Cameron Highlands L project has vastly added to the tourist attractions of the cool. 5.000-foot-hißh mountain resort. To the established lure of a cool climate, golf links and Europeanstyle lodges complete with log fire, are an added improvement to the
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      104 9 MALAYAN RAILWAY are pleased to have been associated with The Cameron Highlands Hydro-Electric Scheme in the transportation of cement, iron and steel works The Malayan Railway carries your goods HUME INDUSTRIES (F.E.) LTD. •t mi. Bokit Timah Road, P.O. Box 297. Singapore. proudly announce that they SUPPLIED for the CAMERON
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    VITAL ROLE OF MALAYAN WOOD
    372 10  -  STAFF WRITER 400 tons of Keruing, Changal for pylon's crossarms to decrease lightning blackouts By VfALAYAN wood plays a vital part in the link between production of electric power in the Cameron Highlands and its use In the lowlands. More than 400 tons of Kerning
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    900 TOWERS CARRY HIGHLANDS POWER
    291 10 PONSTRUCTION of the Vj series of steel transmission towers through dense jungle from the Jor power station down to the Central Electricity Board's central network. near Kuala Lumpur, was a tough and dangerous job. Three men were killed and seven injured when one of the
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      138 10 r— S-W Electrical Equipment=i Head Office: 32 Cours Albert Ist Paris VIII France. Electrical equipment complete for hydro-electric and steam power plants. \mM I Transformers of all ratings. x:i\"*"* Rotating machines of all type*. (Synchronous and asynchronous typet). S^V jggs&m Silicon rectifien and ignitron rectifiers. D.C. specialized switchgear of the
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      180 10 If you ore o user of electricity you vwll be glod of the foresight ond engineering skill thot hos reached fruition in the opening of the Cameron Highlands Hydro-Electnc Power Scheme. You know thot it will help supply the Notion's need for electric power for mony years to come. Your
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