The Straits Times, 27 June 1963

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100.000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1963. 15 CENTS KDN 352 LESLIE HOFFMAN reports from LONDON
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    PIRATES HIT AGAIN
    455 1 Third raid in a week in Straits FISHERMEN GO ON KNEES TO BEG FOR THEIR LIVES AS BULLETS FLY NEAR THEM— $10,000 PROPERTY TAKEN BY GANG CHONG CHEE SIONG: MUAR Wednesday ARMED pirates have robbed six fishermen of $10,000 worth of property in yet another raid— the
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    Lock icon Cinemas urged: Stop 'torture'
    61 1 MANILA, Wed. The Mayor of Manila. Mr. Antonio Villega.-,. has appealed to cinema owners here to refrain from advertising cigarette brands on their screens. The Mayor's action followed complaints from smokers who felt that because of the nosmoking rule Imposed in Manila cinemas, to compel them
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    Parliament is postponed
    48 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The meeting of the House of Representatives scheduled to take place on July 8 has been postponed to a later date. This is due to the expected late return of the Malayan delegation from the Malaysia talks In London, sources said today.
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    The King opens $125 mil. power project
    204 1  - The King opens $125 mil. power project HENRY PAUL By- A 25-YEAR-OLD DREAM COMES TRUE FOR THE CEB TANAH RATA. WEDNESDAY npHE Yang di-Pertuan L Agong today inaugurated Malaya's single biggest development project the $125 million Cameron Highlands hydro-elec-tric scheme. The project marks the fulfilment of a 25-year-old dream and
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    Cheaper electricity See Page 10
    629 1 Cheaper electricity See Page 10 Ministers, the High Commissioners of India. Pakistan and New Zealand, the Ambassadors of West Germany, France, the Netherlands, Philippines, South Korea. Thailand and the Charge d'Affalrs of Switzerland. There was a holiday atmosphere In the Cameron Highlands for the occasion. Huge crowd Huge crowds from
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    10 FOREIGN MINISTERS TO PREPARE 'BANDOENG No. 2'
    146 1 KARACHI. Wed. Foreign ministers of about It countries will be invited to a meeting in about six months to plan a "second Bandoeng" Afro Asian conference, the Indonesian Foreign Minister. Dr. Subandrio. said here today. Dr. Subandrio told a press conference that
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    Lock icon One million Berliners greet Kennedy
    444 1 One million Berliners greet Kennedy BERLIN Wednesday fkNE MILLION West Berliners today gave Presi- dent Kennedy the greatest reception he has received anywhere in the world. He was cheered to the echo everywhere he drove. In the City Hall square, where he j spoke to 250,000 people, the welcome was
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    Newsman is released
    56 1 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A detainee, James Fu Chlao sian, who wm arrested during "Operation Cold Store" In February thia year wm released from Outram Jail at 4 p.m. today. At the time of his arrest, Pu was a reporter of the Nanyang Slang Pau, and an official of
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    Death fall
    27 1 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A housewife, Lee Oeok Swee. 42. fell to her death from the first floor of a two-storey house In Kallang Road tonight. see."
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    Lock icon Pardon for lung switch' killer
    62 1 JACKSON (Mississippi), Wed.— The man who recently made medical history by having a lung from a dead man transplanted Into him. was a murderer serving a life sentence, it was disclosed today. John Richard Russell. 58, is to be given a pardon for undergoing the
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    Lock icon Cut in space programme
    43 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. The House Space Committee voted yesterday to cut U*****. 122. 000 from next year's VS. manned space flight programme. Nearly half of the slash would come from the project to put a man on the moon. UPI.
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    Sarawak Alliance leaders fly in
    137 1 Sarawak Alliance leaders fly in SINGAPORE. Wed. Three leaders of the Sarawak Alliance flew In here tonight for an overnight stopover before going to Kuala Lumpur tomorrow for discussions with the Federation Government on the formation of the Sarawak's first government. They will stay in Kuala Lumpur for a few
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    Ban on strikes
    25 1 JAKARTA. Wed.— StriJcef, slow downs and lockouts have been outlawed in vital national enterprises under a presidential edict published here today— UPl.
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    Going will be tough but...
    674 1 Going will be tough but... LONDON, Wed. In spite of ihe seeming- ly rigid stand taken by the Federation and Singapore Governments on the financial arrangements for merger thai is still a good deal of hope thi-t a settlement will be reached After tailing to members of both delegations, which
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    STOP PRESS
    42 1 PROFUMO: NO LONGER IN PRIVY COUNCIL LONDON Wed Wu> > n I li/ahrUi li.is removed [•nser W.ir MinMcr John Profumo from his membership of tho Pri\> < min<il it s uncounted to> Aajr This move «as t.ikin .»t Profumo*. rrqw'-l i ri
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon H.K. SHIPS IN WATER, BUT RAIN IS THE ONLY ANSWER...
      197 2 H.K. SHIPS IN WATER, BUT RAIN IS THE ONLY ANSWER UONG KONG, Wed. 11 The colony's water shortage is posing the greatest crisis of recent years even bigger than last year's refugee influx when tens of! thousands of hungry Chinese stormed across the frontier. This is the opinion of top
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      TSHOMBE OUSTED
      100 2 I.KOPO.LDVILLE. Wod President Moise Tshombe was yesterday ousted as head of the South Katanga (•overnment by a law PMMi in Parliament here creating a new province of Kast K;itan«a (Katanea Orientale). Creation of the new province moans President Tshombe. at present in a Paris clinic after his recent
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      Lock icon We will not yield, says Verwoerd
      139 2 CAPETOWN, Wednesday. \\R. Hendnk Verwoerd, the South African Prime Minister, told Parliament yesterday that the overnment would not yield to pressure and deaands to change its racial policy. I He was replying to Sir De Vllliers Graff, leader of the Opposition United Party, who
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      Youths held
      24 2 JAKARTA. Wed. Police In Palembang, South Sumatra, have arrested a number of youths on charge of spreading illegal leaflets in the city.
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      Lock icon Trucks for Jakarta
      15 2 JAKARTA, Wed.— lndonesia will Import 1.000 trucks from Britain tlii.s year— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Malaya tells Russia: This is hypocrisy
      339 2 SOVIET veto preventing the International Labour Organisation conference from banning South Africa from the organisation was condemned as "hypocrisy" by a Malayan delegate here yesterday. The veto prevented the conference from considering two resolutions aimed at j GENEVA. W«d barring South Africa because of
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      Lock icon Ambassadors protest against 'incapable Negro' charge
      128 2 WASHINGTON. Wed.— A delegation of African ambassadors today protested against a recent statement by a U.S. senator that Negroes were incapable of governing themselves. They asked the State Department to forward their message to President Kennedy. The delegation, representing all 27 African countries with
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      Lock icon Cholera kills two in Rangoon
      36 2 RANOOON. Wed— Health authorities here are taking strict measures to prevent the spread of a cholera outbreak. According to official sources. 62 people were found Infected with cholera. Two died. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Boudiaf (one of 4) held on conspiracy
    241 2 Boudiaf (one of 4) held on conspiracy ALGIERS, Wednesday. YfR. Ahmed Ben Bella, the Algerian Prime Minister, told tne National Assembly yesterday that four men involved in a conspiracy against the State had been arrested. Mr. Ben Bella made the announcement after a deputy had asked the Government to make
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    Lock icon Desert captives 'safe and well'
    73 2 ADEN Wed. Eighteen British servicemen held captive by Yemeni tribesmen were today reported safe and well. An army spokesman was quoting a tribesman who came to the border of the South Arabian protectorate yesterday. The 18 men surrendered to the Yemenis on Sunday after a
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Crowd struggles to shake his hand
      235 3 Crowd struggles to shake his hand FRANKFURT. Wed. Vast crowds packed the centre of Frankfurt to greet President Kennedy as he arrived yesterday to make his major speech. On the way from Hanau he was cheered by American soldiers stationed in the neighbourhood. Driving with him was Vlce-Chanrellor Ludwig Erhard.
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      Challenge to de Gaulle in Kennedy call for unity
      295 3 'AMERICA WILL RISK ITS CITIES TO DEFEND YOURS' HE SAYS PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S counter-offensive against President de Gaulle went into high gear yesterday. His speech in the historic Paulskirche here was seen as a call to Europeans not to believe in the
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      Lock icon 'Our record in defence of peace answers all doubts'
      277 3 'Our record in defence of peace answers all doubts' PESIDENT KENNEDY pleaded for military, economic and political unity in the Western Alliance In his speech In Frankfurt. "The future of the West lies In Atlantic partnership." tie said "It is only a fully cohesive Europe that can protect us all
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      Quote
      71 3 ■T About 180 million AiMriW cans and million* of others sleep peacefully at night because you stand in this field. Never in history ha* a country had so many of it* ton* serving so far away from their own land in a time of danger, not for the purpose
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      Lock icon 'Not guilty' plea by Hoffa
      63 3 CHICAGO. Wed.— James Hoffa, Teamsters' Union president, and seven of his union associates pleaded not guilty here today on charges of fraudulently obtaining U.s $20 million In loans from a union pension fund. They also denied. In a Federal court here, a charge of diverting
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      13 lost at sea
      28 3 COPENHAOEN. Wed— Thirteen men were lost and three are missing after the West German fishing vessel Muenchen sank off Greenland In a storm yesterday.
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    Lock icon A train driver dies at wheel
    47 3 LONDON, Wed. A train driver. Mr. Arthur Jones. 62, died at the controls of a dlesel locomotive hauling a ManchesterBriv.ol express last night. His fireman. Mr. Stanley Pickering, stopped the expn*s at a signal box about 10 miles from Shrewsbury.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon N-arms for Canada
    38 3 OTTAWA. Wed. The Canadian Prime Minister. Mr. Lester Pearson, said today he hopes "very shortly" to be able to make an announcement about an agreement with the United States for arauisitlon of nuclear arms. Reuter.
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    Murderess—by fire
    34 3 Murderess— by fire BELIZE (British Honduras). Wed.— Ludlvlna Oalvex. 33, pleaded guilty to a charge of manslaughter by throwing petrol over her husband Oeronlmo during an argument and setting him alight. Sentence tv postponed.
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    Lock icon Jack meets Erhard
    52 3 WIESBADEN. Wed. President Kennedy confrrred for an hour last night with Professor Krhard, the man who is due to become Chancellor of West Germany in succession to 87 -year-old Dr Konrad Adenauer later this year. I'.S officials said later the two men dlscus>ed the political and economic
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    Incidents' warning to Greek King and Queen
    144 3 Incidents' warning to Greek King and Queen LONDON. Wed Canon John Collins, chairman of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament in Britain, has told the King and Queen of Greece in a letter that the movement would stage incidents during their state visit to Britain next month The Anglican churchman said
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    Lock icon US PLANS A BIG TROOPS CUT
    249 3 WASHINGTON, Wednesday. HTHE U.S is preparing to reduce its overseas military deployments and cut the size of its Army, Navy and Air Force, it was learned last night. t A military manpower slash of 60.000 perhaps more is one of several drastic moves now
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    Japanese offer 'ridiculously small' says Ko
    319 4 Japanese offer 'ridiculously small' says Ko $5.4 M. 'CONDOLENCE MONEY' PRESIDENT of the Singapore Chinese Chamber 'of Commerce, Mr. Ko Teck Kin, today described as "ridiculously small" a reported offer by the Japanese Government to settle Singapore's claims for compensation for Japanese atrocities against Chinese during the war. A UPI
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    PAP DENIES SPA CHARGE
    228 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Political Secretary to the Prime Minister, Mr. Jek Yuen Thong, today denied a charge that the People's Action Party had lent itself to the Communists in exchange for victory in the 1959 elections. "The brutal fact," he said in a statement, "Is that
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    PAP Assemblymen hit out at Govt
    297 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Three People's Action Party Assemblymen today strongly criticised the Government for using policemen to break the strike by about 100 civilians employed in the Police force. The Assemblymen Mr. John Mammen, who Is also Deputy Speaker, and two backbenchers, Inche Mchamed ArifT
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    A gangster outwitted
    97 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. A would-be extortioner waa arrested because of "tha presence of mind of a father and his schoolboy son," senior inspector T.S. Zain told a magistrate's court. Tan Hung Chee, 27, formerly a criminal law police supervisee, had called on £oe Cheow Fob, a shopkeeper, yesterday,
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    Graft case: Two bound over
    481 5 Graft case Two bound over COURT PRESIDENT: MY DUTY TO DETER BUT CIRCUMSTANCES ARE EXTENUATING KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. f J r WO MEN were bound over for one year today for bribing a government official with $1,000 and articles worth $52.90. N. Muthuraman, 52, agent of Chenaga Estate, Malacca, and
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    '$100 a stab' deal denied in court
    194 5 PENANG. Wednesday. ACARPEisTER, Huan Hee Hock, 27, denied in court today that he had been offered $100 for each stab wound he inflicted on a hotel manager. Mr Yeoh Eng Hong. "I did not threaten to stab him. but only said that I
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    Betting on elections a danger, politicians —warn
    221 5 Betting on elections a danger, politicians warn PENANG, Wed. Three political leaders today warned the electorate against betting on the results of elections because it would corrupt democracy in Malaya. They were Mr. Ooi Thiam Slew. Penang divisional chairman of the Socialist Front. Dr. Lim Chong Eu, secretary-general of the
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    Patriotic Fund contributions
    83 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A further $497 was received by the traits Times today for the National Patriotic Fund. This brings the total received by the Straits Times to $132,315. Today's contributions came from: The staff of the Public Health Inspectors' Training School. Jalan Young. Kuala Lumpur, $15:
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    Flower Day target
    29 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malayan Association for the Blind hns set a target to collect between $35,000 to $40,000 during its National Flower Day on Saturday.
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    Annual parade
    41 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed— The district officer of Johore Bahru. Inche Bidin bin Login, will make an unnual inspecttion and presentation of official warrants to Johore Bahru district Red Cross at St. Joseph School padang on Sunday at 4.49 p.m
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    Electrocuted
    23 5 SINGAPORE. Wed Thong Ho San. 58. of Thrift Drive. Paya Lrbar Road, was electrocuted while connecting some electrical wirings in a tape-recorder.
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    Ambulance as gift to help Bali
    82 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. The keys of a $7,000 ambulance donated by the British Red Cross Society In London changed hands this morning at a brief presentation ceremony. Dr. A.W.S. Thevathasan. deputy president of the Singapore Red Cross Society, handed over the keys on behalf of
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    The bed and I—by a man found under it
    148 5 The bed and I by a man found under it 'BENTONG,' Wed— A father of three. Ng Wan Slew, told the Magistrate's I Court here today that he j always slept under a bed during the day and on it during the night. ,He said this after a house- wife.
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    Pilgrims return tomorrow
    48 5 PENANG, Wed. The pilgrim ship Kuala Lumpur will arrive in Penang with the second batch of Malayan pilgrims on Friday at 9 a.m. Instead of at 2 p.m. The Kuala LumDur left Jeddah on June 14 with about 1.900 new hajis and hajjahs on board.
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    A CLERK, GIRL FRIEND-AND ARSON
    62 5 A CLERK, GIRL FRIEND-AND ARSON pENANG. Wed— Mr. Ooi Kok Liang, a clerk, was strolling in Bukit Dumbar Gardens with his girl friend. Miss Suiie Yeoh Poon Koo. last night when they saw his motor-cycle on fire. With the help of several passers-by they put out the fire. Police later
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    Selkirk in Ceylon
    25 5 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Lord Selkirk. Commissioner-General in South-East Asia, is In Colombo for a routine visit. He will return to Singapore on Friday.
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    I DIDN'T QUIT BECAUSE I WAS LEFT OUT...
    200 5 A FORMER Socialist F Tan Chonp Bee, den signed from the Labour 1 nominated as a candidat elections. "T declined nominati was put up," he said. Mr. Tan, who was returned to Kampong Manggls ward on a Socialist Front ticket In 1961.
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    Drowned in river on fishing trip
    80 5 Drowned in river on fishing trip OENTONG. Wed. A 13 P.W.D. driver. Sani bin Suleiman, 52, was drowned when he slipped while fishing at the 13th mile. BentongKuala Lumpur road, yesterday. He leaves a wife and four children. Police said that Sanl was fishing with his son. Kadlr. 15. and
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    Parking meters for Penang next month
    208 5 Parking meters for Penang next month pENANG. Wed.—Park- ing meters will be introduced in several zones here next month. They will be installed in areas which have been declared metered zones In the busy commercial centre. Maximum parking period will be two hours four parking periods of 30 minute* each.
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    Gale hits kampongs: Schoolboy, 9, dies of -injuries—
    257 6 A LOR STAR, Wed. A nine year old schoolboy died of injuries yesterday a day after a freak gale swept through two north Kedah villages, causing damage to a plank and zinc school building and 24 attap houses. The boy, Shaarl bin
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    I was right, Mr. Boey maintains –
    119 6 I was right, Mr. Boey maintains PENANG, Wed. A Port Commission employee, Mr. Boey Foong Phln, who resigned from the executive council of the employees' union after walking out ot an emergency council meeting last Sunday, maintained today that he had done the right thing. He said the union president.
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    Tin price up by $9: Now expected to level out
    207 6 Tin price up by $9: Now expected to level out KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. A CLEARER picture of the tin market is emerging after the sharp fall in the metal price following the GSA announcement on Saturday that it was doubling its weekly offer of stockpile tin. A Government spokesman said
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    Cathay dispute hearing continues
    70 6 Cathay dispute hearing continues SINGAPORE. Wed. The Industrial Arbitration Court today resumed its hearing in camera on the accounts of Cathay Organisation and its subsidiaries in the dispute between the organisation and the Singapore Manual and and Mercantile Workers' Union. The union is asking for salary scales service benefits and
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    The Red evil
    50 6 KUCHING, Wed— Theu Commissioner of Police, Mr. Donald Matheson. has warned that though there are no active Communist organisations in North Borneo, the public should not adopt a complacent attitude '"because a danger of this evil force penetrating into this country after Malaysia cannot be ruled out."
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    Copra thief jailed
    33 6 TELUK ANSON. Wed.—Baharuddin bin Imam Tasek. 45. was jailed for six months here for stealing three sacks of copra worth $100 belonging to Chang Kee and Co. of Bagan Oatoh.
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    Lecture on library
    31 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A visiting lecturer m iibrsrianship. Mr. F.G.B. Hutching*, will give a lecture at the University of Malaya, School of Education at 2.30 p.m. on Saturday.
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    'Maths wizard' to be a professor
    137 6 'Maths wizard' to be a professor SINGAPORE, Wed.— A *3 former student known as the "mathematics wizard" of Nanyang University will return on Monday as an associate professor. Penang-born Dr. Teh Hoon Heng, 27, has just returned from Northern Ireland with a doctorate In mathematics from Queen's University. Belfast. He
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    Ex-policeman is remanded again
    68 6 PENANG. Wed— A former policeman. Loo Kirn Seng. 26, charged with attempted murder and previously wounding a couple in the Penang Botanic Gardens, was today ordered to be further remanded pending a medical report from the Tanjong Rambutan Mental Hospital. Loo. it was allefd. attacked Tan
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    NORMA BEATS STIPULATED AGE TO GET HER AMBITION
    142 6 NORMA BEATS STIPULATED AGE TO GET HER AMBITION KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Nineteen-year-old Norma Ahmad (above) beat the stipulated age of 20 to achieve her ambition to become an air hostess. All because no-one questioned on her age when she was interviewed for the job. Thus, Norma, of Johore Bahru, became
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    Cold Storage dispute off: Union satisfied
    185 6 Cold Storage dispute off: Union satisfied I^UALA LUMPUR, Wed. The dispute between the 1,000-strong National Union of Cold Storage Employees and the management which led to the union giving a seven-day ultimatum has been settled. Mr. V. Vlsvalingam, executive secretary of the union, disclosed this today and said that the
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    Rotary chief
    42 6 TELUK ANSON. Wed.— Mr. Leo Ebbesen, secretary of United Plantations Ltd., was Installed president of the Telulc Anson Rotary Club at a dinner last night at the Lower Peralc Club by the immediate past president, Mr. P. K. Sen Gupta.
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    UDP-SOCIALIST PACT TO FIGHT ALLIANCE
    253 6 UDP-SOCIALIST PACT TO FIGHT ALLIANCE SEREMBAN, Wednesday. 'THE Socialist Front and the United Democratic Party have reached a "gentlemen's agreement" to fight Jointly the Alliance for the two remaining seats of the Seremban Town Council Indications are that the two i parties also hope to run the council on a
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    Tan takes over from Adams in Selangor
    112 6 Tan takes over from Adams in Selangor KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Chief Education Officer of Negri Sembilan, Mr. Tan Seng Chye (above) has replaced Mr. B. H. v. Adams In Selangor. Mr. Tan took over his new post earlier this month. In 1957 Mr. Tan was the organiser of schools
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    M.C.A. leader hits back at Premier's charges
    215 6 CINGAPORE, Wed. An MCA. leader here today said that it was "a thousand pities that thr proneness for vociferous vituperation of a single individual should have been able to cause widespread dissension among pro-Malaysian forces and crave distrust between the peoples of Malaya
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      556 6 I almost missed my big chance... 1* Tto nijzht before ma tßterriew for an important I 2. On my way to the interview the next awratag job 1 celebrated a festrral with way family. 1 suffered from severe indigestion. I ail aaaaw '^^9^^^^^vVu. mb\ aaaV \"^^^i ■§F m^^^^* L taaa
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      204 6 Onp By V.T. Miami in MWt iWKT V t BLTfAJOBUKE ...NOT JU&I9OME LITII T J\ HtR to f tmats -m»Ts nya. a rtr mOman. no matieji xWjfm*>E3P r \n I PROTBTT «»iMT' «J«^\ MAN. AWVHXr. *VIAT Hf.R POSITION, fj\ .jPI US mOM I <X* RULHI K. IOJIAMtN. TOR CAI ;%AKI
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    THE MOST FANTASTIC PLOT EVER DEVISED
    15 7 "WE DON'T SCARE EASY IN THIS HOUSE." SAID LYMAN
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    Somebody wants my job, said the President
    1579 7 Somebody wants my job, said the President The story as urgent as a news report -AND 1 DON'T MEAN AT THE .ELECTION... PRENTICE, il sejemed, was one of those people. After dinner he came up lo Casey and steered him out gf a group. "Colonel, you're lucky to be working
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    DEATHS
    78 8 II »w«i Sl» I HiHlmtMm i MR THONG HO lAN, 6». Chief Oaabier of industrial and Commercial Bank, by accident at home. Daepl> mourned hy wtfl and children. STANLEY VINCENT HOCAN, Age *4. ftOTMf Chuf Public Health Inspector. City Council, on June M. 1»63. Cortec* .Mil .leave 27 Metropole
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    211 8 Wordm fit (Mtmimmm> MR. and MRS. John Doraiaamy thx nil friends, relative* and e»PUJ..4 fur their attendance, at their i wedding un HLfctMlX MR. AND MRS. XAVICR Tnank I frlmj.. relatives for their kind at- and valuable prrsenta on the occasion or thrir murrlaje on 23-6-83. i ARTHUR COROCIRO
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    262 8 70 Word* tin i Minimum) NEW: NEW! THATCHER 1 Mint Bauri makm lamb chop, even more aalicioiiM A I (tood (torn. LAST 3 DAYS. prlcca greatly redurrd on ladlra rirmsrs. shoes, textiles. and rhildnn «r«r at Hilda a Cold 1.1 270.17. LOTUS CORTINA rnr-r.nl Can I ■■frr onr new
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  • The Straits Times Thursday, June 27, 1963.
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      Control By Stockpile
      714 8 The disclosure that the International Tin Council partly inspired the change in the American tin disposal programme comes as no comfort to Malayan producers. They will have read with even less pleasure the statement of the Minister of Commerce and Industry, while noting that Dr. Lim was
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      C.E.B. Laurels
      378 8 The Cameron Highlands hy-dro-electric scheme has been carried out with an efficiency that reflects great credit on the Central Electricity Board. Power has been available from this new source since March, when the first generator w*s commissioned at Jor. Another generator will soon go into production, and two
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      Rida Explains
      240 8 The chairman of the Rural and Industrial Development Authority, Dato Abdul Rahman Musa, has given an entirely satisfactory explanation of Rida loan policy during the period of its investigation into what is being done with the S6 million it has already advanced to 3,000 applicants. The main point
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    6ft. 2in. terror called Wesley Winf ield Hall
    610 8  -  LAN WOOLDRIDGE by LONDON, Wed. The world's fastest bowler sprawled across his bed in a pair of shortie polkadot pyjamas and talked of the perils of his profession like Nat King Cole reciting Thackeray. "Man." said Wesley Winneld Hall, "there are possibilities
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      MALACCA, A NOT SO SLEEPY HOLLOW
      472 8 MALACCA, A NOT SO SLEEPY HOLLOW MALACCA Is no longer the old sleepy hollow, for its councils are far from quiescent, boasting of the acquisition and disposal of nearly $21 million of public works Including $7 million for water work.v low cost flats on high cost ground, and a de
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      Tree policy
      156 8 THE picture of Mr. Lee Kuan Yew planting a tree (S.T. June 17) shows the Prime Minister to-be not only a successful statesman but also a practical realist. The correlation between the decrease in Singapore's rainfall and the disappearance of Jungle trees points to the inescapable conclusion that
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      Oral theory
      82 8 IN a large primary school in Seremban some of the teachers don't seem to be doing their work properly. A glance into the children's books shows that very little written work has been given, i wonder how the children are expected to remember everything that the teacher has
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      Parking lots
      71 8 1 SUGGEST that the parking lots in season parking areas be numbered (like street parkine lots) and the numbers shown on the tickets issued. This will save a car owner from going round and round looking for free lots everytlme he takes his car out and comes back.
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    Sarawak's voters endorse Malaysia, but
    508 8  - Sarawak's voters endorse Malaysia, but GEOFFREY GELDARD I by THE Sarawak election results accurately reflect the state of opinion in Sarawak though they give little promise of evolving quickly a stable and efficienr State Government and sound representation in the Federal Parliament. No party has won an overall victory though
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    Wife ready to wait still he stopped 'flitting round world'
    462 9 Wife ready to wait still he stopped 'flitting round world' KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. 'JHE wife of a senior police officer testified in a magistrate's court here today that when they separated four years ago she told him that if he wished to return to her "after flitting round the world"
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    A cockerel dies to prove man didn't lie
    192 9 A cockerel dies to prove man didn't lie KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A coffeeshop keeper chopped off a cockerels head outside a magistrate's court here today to prove that he did not lie in an assault case. Poon Yau, 52, had earlier accepted a challenge from a woman, Leow Suan Eng,
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    Fined $5,000
    32 9 SINGAPORE. Wed Tan Tien Eu. 44. was fined $5,000 today for having 1501 b. of dutiable tobacco and 96 quarts of liquor in a boat at Telok Ayer Basin yesterday.
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    Fatal stabbing as two taximen fight
    181 9 Fatal stabbing as two taximen fight KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A man was killed and another seriously injured in a fight in Mountbatten Road here at 11.45 a.m. today. The dead man was Abdul Rahman bin Hamld, 26. a taxi driver who was .staying at the Hollywood Hotel In Jalan Hajl
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    Civics tour
    39 9 SEREMBAN. Wed.— Forty Icampong folks from Rembau District today took part in a one-day civics tour of Seremban. They visited the State Operations Room, the poultry farm at Labu and the Veterinary Animal Husbandry Station at Paroi
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    WHY THE ALLIANCE LOST IN TAIPING-BY MCA LEADER
    361 9 THE reduction of a 1 school's Chinese periods from eight to six a week Just before the Town Council elections was one of the main reasons for the defeat of the Alliance in Taiping, according to a Malayan Chinese Association official. Mr.
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    Up, up goes a 3-ton load of machinery
    104 9 'PHIS strange looking object, which went up to the top of Parliament House in Kuala Lumpur yesterday, is not a space capsule or anything of that sort. It is only a part of the 64--ton centrifugal refrigeration machine costing more than $50.000
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    PICKETS STAY ON IN MEYER CHAMBERS STRIKE
    168 9 PICKETS STAY ON IN MEYER CHAMBERS STRIKE OINGAPORE, Wed. The tenants of Meyer Chambers in Raffles Place and a group of striking employees of the North British and Mercantile Insurance Co., in the same building continued to "coexist" peacefully today. Two days ago. a mysterious anonymous letter purporting to be
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    Paraquat 'not the complete answer'
    197 9 I^UALA LUMPUR, Wed The ban on sod- ium arsenite is likely to continue to be deferred despite the encouraging report of a planter last week that another weedkiller, paraquat, offered "the brightest prospect of replacing sodium arsenite." Dr. G. A. Watson, head of the soils
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    'British forces to pull out of Brunei'
    138 9 'British forces to pull out of Brunei' KUCHING. Wed.—Reports reaching here say that the British forces now in Brunei may be leaving the state soon. It is expected that a headquarters for the forces remaining in the Borneo territories will be set up in North Borneo possibly in Labuan and
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    Collision led to discovery
    69 9 SINOAvORr, Wed. An unlicensed motor cycllfet was ridi:., 1 a stolen machine when he collided with a cyclist and this led to discovery of the theft, the First Criminal District Court was told today. Wong Choon Pook. 26. was Jailed for three years for dishonestly retaining
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      126 9 ggggglll j^B I l l l l P -EEEr iJ Iif IIFE^^IPJ^j-lif UfjJ- j!ji!i!i[i!i! I'l'SiX 1 vA'i'ijiJ i i i r ah m.ui.^ c .»d c ..<, 'I 1 1 1 ijljllljljr A«»embl«d md dismantled without requiring sp«c«l I'l'l'l'l'l I 1 1111 l i'i'i'i'ii'i V"-"T Compensated for Overload. Temperature variation
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      506 9 Today's Radio, TV programmes RADIO SINGAPORE clOBe Down SHORTWAVE BEBVICE RADIO MALAYA 41 Metres NATIONAL SHORTWAVE MtUILM WAV* SERVICE SERVICE 41.7 metres AM. 6.00 OoSnErnlng: 6.01 N Morning Prelude; 7.15 News; E^V 6^ 7.20 Breakfast Bulletin; 7 JO Up fT s 1 7- A Tl e 81 n *iAnd About;
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    Power rates to be cut from Sept. 1
    548 10 THE HIGHLANDS SCHEME: CHEAPER FOR HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS HUNDREDS of thousands of people are to get cheaper electricity following the inauguration today of the first phase of the Cameron Highlands hydro-elec-tric scheme. Those who will benefit are people receiving supplies from the
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    13 detained in Singapore round-up
    87 10 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Polite detained 13 people under the So- cieties Ordinance and two suspect gangsters under the Criminal Law i Temporary Provisions) Ordinance: in the past 24 hours. One of the suspect gangsters. arrested in the Sllat Road area. is believed to be a fighter
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    Catholic meeting
    29 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed —The Malaylee Catholics' Welfare Society will hold Ua annual inor ing at the Solaneor Indian Association hall. Taylor Road, on Saturday at 6.30 p.m.
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    Seven miles of super highway opened
    185 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A symbol of Ame-rican-Malayan friendship was unveiled today with the official openjng of a sevenmile stretch of the Kuala Lumpur-Klang highway. The four-lane dual carriageway was built with a Development Loan Fund given by the U.S. Government. It was opened by
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    Three canons appointed
    75 10 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Bishop of Singapore and Mi .iv.t the Rt. Rev. K. Sansbury. yesterday appointed three priests a.s honorary canons of the cathedral at a ceremony at St. Andrews Cathedral. They are the Yen. A. C. Dum- 1 per. Vicar of St. George's, Penang. j and
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    Assemblywoman opens school
    38 10 BINGAPORE, Wed. Che Sahorah binte Ahmat. PAP assemblywoman for Slglap, opened the new $700,000 Dunearn Secondary Vocational School off Dunearo Road I tonight. i Th* four-storey building will accommodate 2.000 pupils in two 1 session*
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    Rida chief replies to loan criticisms
    286 10 THE survey which the Rural and Industrial Development Au- thority is making of its loans programme has "inevitably"' re- suited in the issue of fewer loans, the chair- Press comment on criticism by the Associated Malay Chambers of Commerce, which rebuked Rida for suspending
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    Lock icon Boardroom row: I'm in a fog' says Sir John
    335 10 Boardroom row: I'm in a fog' says Sir John T ON DON, Wed. Another round was fought yesterday in the battle between 80--year-old Dato Sir John Hay, chairman of Guthrie Estates Agency, and four directors who resigned two weeks ago. The four former directors, Mr. Keith Anderson. Mr. Richard Goold-Adams.
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    Acquitted on a retrial
    60 10 BINOAPORE. Wed. Jamal Mohamed was today acquitted by a district court at a retrial on a charge of grievously hurting Mohamed Haneefa with a knife in Slak Street on Mar. 21 last year. The retrial was held as a result of an order by the Appeal
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    Graft allegations under study
    213 10 pENANG, Wed. The State Government is making a detailed study of allegations of malpractices by City Councillors referred to in a City Council motion urging a commission of inquiry into the affairs, conduct and iranagement of the council. A Press statement said today this would enable
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    FATAL SHOCK AT ALTAR
    41 10 SINGAPORE. Wed. Thon* Ho Sun. 58. a cashier at Commercial Industrial Bank in North Bridge Road was electrocntel at hi* home in Thrift Drive yesterday He was trying to fix an electric lamp on a family altar.
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    TAPPER ON MURDER CHARGE
    346 10 TAPPER ON MURDER CHARGE Shots mow down seven children IPOH. Wed.— There was 1 great excitement in a village near Taiping the day a tractor arrived. All the children turned out to see it, and so did most of the adults, too. Suddenly, three shots rang out. The hub-bub died.
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    Explosives in boat: $50 fine
    44 10 SINGAPORE, Wed. Ni; Kan Sai. a lisherman, louncl with explosives in his lushing boat, on June 18. was today fined $50. He pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of 100 percussion caps. He said he needed the explosives lor tishlng.
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  • FOREIGN DESK EXTRA
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      Lock icon Swedish air force officer 'spied for 15 years'
      171 11 Swedish air force officer 'spied for 15 years' STOCKHOLM, Wed. A Swedish air force colonel was charged yesterday with spying for Russia sinre 1948. At the HUM time the Swedish lon-inn Minister l)l<l the Soviet Embassy that its first secretary, Mr. Gcorgi Baranovski, and military attache, M.ij -Gen. Vitali Nukolski,
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      Lock icon Mountbatten to stay in job
      53 11 LONDON. Wed. Admiral of the Fleet Lord Mountbatten of Burma has agreed to stay as Chief of the British Defence Staff for another year from July 1964, when his appointment should have ended. Lord Mountbatten, 63. yesterday, was appointed Chief of the Defence Staff In
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      Lock icon CASH goes to head of girl named MONEY
      57 11 FOR a girl with a name like Trlcla Money could there be more suitable earrings than these cascades of lightweight gold coins? Actress Tricia. who had the role of a keep-fit girl In the film, "Doctor in Distress," wears the earrings when
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      ADMIRAL
      9 11 'There's a difference being captain and cabin boy'
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      Lock icon TO QUIT
      87 11 LONDON, Wed. A Junior member of the British Government. Vice-Admiral John Hughes-Hallet, announced yesterday that he would not seek re-election at the next general elections. The vice-admiral. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Transport, told reporters he was pleased to so "while I still have my faculties." Reporters,
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      Lock icon Thant to see Pope
      26 11 UNITED NATIONS. Wed.— The Secretary -General. U Thant, hopes to visit Pope Paul VI during his trip to Europe next month. U.P.I.
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      Valya hopes for more space flights
      201 11 'NO ROOM FOR EXCITEMENT' SHE TELLS NEWS CONFERENCE MOSCOW, Wednesday. PUSSIA'S spacewoman, blueeyed Valentina Tereshkova, told a crowded press conference yesterday she hoped to make further space flights and added that on long voyages "I am sure men will be lonely without women." The
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      Lock icon Playwrights put a ban on colour-bar theatres
      128 11 T ONDON, Wed— A group Lt of leading playwrights here have decided to refuse permission for their plays to be performed In theatres where there is racial discrimination, it was announced here yesterday. Labour M.P. Mrs. Barbara Castie. president of the anti-apartheid movement,
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      Lock icon LIPSTICK? MANAGE WITHOUT IT ON GROUND
      200 11 dtement." in space, it was "somewhat unusual to sleep with your hands in the air. But she had followed spaceman Gherman Titov's example and tucked her hands in her harness. Asked if she tooK any lipstick with her, she repli- Ed: "I manage without
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    Lock icon Film Adam and Eve will be NUDE
    113 11 Film Adam and Eve will be NUDE ROME. Wed. Adam and Eve will play their roles nude in the film "The Bible." Italian producer Dino de Laurentis announced. Shooting will start on July 15. Talent scouts In a number of countries are seeking a teenage girl to play Eve In
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    Lock icon Evers murder: Man charged
    50 11 JACKSON (Mlss.t, Wrd. Byron De La Beck with, 42, a salesman, pleaded not guilty to the murder of Negro integration leader Medgar Evers here yesterday. Evers was shot In the back with a rifle two weeks ago aOf returning home from an antiscßregatlon rally here. Reuter.
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    Lock icon U.S. airmen and a girl called Christine...
    154 11 WABHINGTON, Wed. Three U.S. airmen have been officially cleared of any link with the British sex-spy scandal and sent back to England. The Defence Department said: "Investigation has not given any indication whatsoever of any security violation. No military information was ever solicited
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      BRINGING YOUR BABY BACK HOME
      59 12 BRINGING YOUR BABY BACK HOME HERE is the complete nursing kit for baby. Working mothers »no have to leave their babies under Hie care of someone else will find tftis *cr very useful. Preparing baby's feeds before you go to work and knowing that he will be cared for in
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      Daily comforts
      598 12 WHEN the first baby arrives there is always excitement in the house. Before the "little bundle of joy" is brought home from the hospital there are so many things to be got ready. There's the cot or cradle, baby's clothes and woollens, the blanket, nappies, feeding bottles and
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      BANGLES TO GO WITH THE SHIFT
      189 12 BANGLES TO GO WITH THE SHIFT SLEEVELESS shift dresses have swept into the forefront of fashion and this means more bracelets will be worn. The fashion will, it is predicted, bring back the slave bangle worn above the elbows. The long line from shoulder to wrist demands some decoration and
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      216 12 Straits Times Crossword flat aaaaaF~~BaaaaaaaaaaaaaaFnßaaaaP~^ ROSS vately for a moment? (1, 4, 7 iTon^rw.;* w- I™** 1* or «v H hubby? (5). n Soul, in bnef hour of o b riL>» n civ» nn«ition from commotion. In place of shrlnkCambridge to Eton? i 5. 3. 3. iQ 23 21 (fi
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    93 14 TiHE Federation Minister of x Finance has fixed these prices for calculating custom* duties for the week b«f inning on Jane 27 Rubber n*JJ cents a Ib. Copra $440 a ton. Coconut oil S74S a ton. Palm oil SBO9 a ton. Palm kernel* $369 a ton. Iron ore
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    73 14 HINESE Produce iicharns, Singav Mr* neon prices p«r p cul yesterday: Ceenut ell: balk S«3| stller*. drum |46t Kellers. Copra: June/July UK/Continent J2*i imv. t». Pepper: Muntok white '140 tellers, Sarawak wblte *137s seller*, special Sarawak black J9i sellers, garbled I.ampong black $95 sellers ASTA $103 satM, Singapore
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    261 14 'PHI Malayan otninn Banks' Asse- tiatien mad* tbeae cHaiaj**) In Ita rat**) U> merchants yesterday: London: aellla* TT or OD 2/3 29/33: buying TT 2/4 1/82. OD 2/4 1/16, 30 d/tt 2/4 6/ia. 46 d/at 2/4 7/S2. SO d/tt 2/4 1/4. DO d/»t 2/4 11/32, ISO d/st 2/4
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    EQUITIES GAIN GENERALLY: TINS ALSO BETTER
    669 14 From Our Market Correspondent THERE was a general improvement in industrial shares on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and the turnover also showed an Increase. The improvements were not large except in certain instances, but were spread throughout the list (20 counters advanced) indicating
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 14 Malayan Stock Indtrei June 25 Jnne Z6 Industrials: 116.05 116.8? Tins: 115.76 116.84 S rubbers: 114.28 114.28 Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    826 14 COMBINED busfhess In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Duo lope (2.000) 53.03 11.000) 53.04, (1,000) S3.OS; ■a*t Smelt (11,000) W64 cd.. (1.000) $3.67: Its* 55.52 BL. (7,000) 55.53, (2.000)
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    Rubber crops
    44 14 Further May rubber crops included: London Asiatic Group 2.218.000 lb., PaUline Group 1781.000 lb.. Golden Hope Group 1 349.000 lb.. CmsUefleld 330.000 lb Hotcott 290.000 lb., Dindinjs 111.523 lb, Inch Kenneth Kajang 166.000 lb.. Kemaral 34.500 lb.. and Hint* Kcilaa 139.300 lb.
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    Big jump in tin price: Estimated offers drop
    445 14 rnHE Straits tin price rose JL $9 per plcul yesterday to $460.25 on an offering reduced by 20 tons to 215 tons. The Penang rise was an equivalent of £18 on a sterling basis, compared with London's overnight rise of around £12.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 14 June 26. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 734 cents (down three-eighths of a cent). TIN: $460.25 (up $9). Estimated unofficial offering 215 tons (down 20 tons).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    117 14 MELBOURNE. Wed. INDUSTRIAL siuu-M again held at steady levels with leader* f ctuatlng narrowly. B.H.P. after yesterday's exceptional turnover of 50,000 shares lost further ground slightly to close at 525. Associated Australian OU waa down 9d. to 13s. 3d. in the steovdy mining section. Loans were steady. C.R.A
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    RUBBER PRICES
    248 14 lULV hr.t gradt rubbsr buyers l.e.b. cloud at S p.m. in Smgapere and Kuala Lumpur yrsterday at 73s ccnta per Ib. down three-eighths of a cent on Tut'itduy cio.iiin; level. The tone was vsry quiet. R.A.S. and F.M.R.C. doting prices in cent* per Ib. yesttrday: INT. 1 R.S.S.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    206 14 SHIPS lying alenxsid* the Singapsr* Harbour wharvet er expected teday are: Star Bellatnx 13 14. Nsuioy* Maru 29/10 Azumasan Maru 40/41. Tselat 23 Mombasa 33/34. Kuji Maru IT/30, City ol Carlisle aj/36. Kyoto liv.ifc. Tborscape 47 Tebibanga 46, Bamora 19 Varda I 45, Vartla II 23/24. CDusan
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    161 14 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) June 'Jtt. Tnre? month! Dun lope 20 cts. McAii-!' t I B. Smelters 20 eta. Robinson 1 1 eta. Ksso 21 cts. Rothmans 11 cla. r N. 18 ets. 8. Darby 4d. Gammon 14 eta. C. Storage 4td. H. Blngapura 11 cta.B. Traction 1/3 Hume prefs.
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      Lucky stable wins 3 races
      1654 16  -  Epsom Jeep RACING by I POH, Wed. The successful Lucky Stable had their best ever day here this afternoon, winning three top-class races. Ncarco Star (Keith Mojfiham up), Star Era {Lyall Harbridge) and Gemstone (apprentice Subian Dalwee) carried the stable's colours to victory. Star Fra
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    652 16 El TIME FOR FAM TO WRITE OFF HONG KONG rmiS YEAR'S Merdeka anniversary football tournament will be contested by at least six countries, possibly seven. Japan, South Korea, Burma and Thailand have accepted the FAM invitation; holders Indonesia announced in Jakarta iast week they would compete and FAM awaits
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      Layout for SiO-million stadium
      164 17 r p-HS is the layout of Singapore's proposed $10--million National Sports Stadium to be built on a 40-acre site at Kallang Park. A giant fund-raising campaign will begin immediately after the final plans are worked out at a meeting of the special 1 9-nrvan stadium committee
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      522 17 WIMBLEDON LONDON, Wednesday. YfARGARET Smith, 20-year-old Australian T1 favourite for the Wimbledon women's title who crashed to a sensational defeat in her first match here a year ago, made no mistake" when she opened her 1963 bid yesterday. In spite of a gusty wind, which made
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      S'pore-Negri clash should decide Razak Cup
      307 17 S'pore-Negri clash should decide Razak Cup HOCKEY KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The 1963 Malayan hockey season draws to a thrilling climax this weekend at Kuala Lumpur when four top states meet to decide the first holders of the Razak Cup. The finals begin tomorrow with Singapore (south champions) meeting Trengganu (east
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      Trials over weekend to decide Cup squad
      227 17 Trials over weekend to decide Cup squad BADMINTON KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaya'.s Thomas Cup probables will be on show when the best trainees from the South will meet North's aces in trials ut the Stadium Negara on Saturday and Sun--1 day, starting at 7.30 p.m. each night. There will be
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      This Test is THE GREATEST
      546 17 This Test is THE GREATEST KEITH MILLER reporting: LONDON, Wed. The England-West Indies Second Test which ended yesterday will go down on record simply as a draw but it wiil be remembered as the greatest Test ever seen at Lord's. Many will argue that it was greater even than the
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      79 17 SOCCER Tour match: Spore Chinese v Yuen Long of HK (Jn. Besar Stadium 7 p.m.). Friendly: Spore 'A' v Spore Burnley Cup team (Jn. Besar. 5.30 p.m.i. SAFA Dtv. 8C: Chinese Ath. 'A' v Haikowyu (Parrer Park). B'gor Div. I: VCX! v Bungsar Indians (Taylor Rd); Umno Youths v TPCA
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    Lock icon Search for Thresher
    33 18 ABOARD USS FORT SNELLING AT SEA. Wed— The bathyscaph Trieste dived for the second time today in an effort to find a trace of the sunken nuclear submarine Thresher. UPI.
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    The Chusan loses a passenger
    93 18 The Chusan loses a passenger PF.NANG, Wed.— The P. and O. liner Chusan arrived here this afternoon several hours overdue after an unsuccessful search for one of its passengers in the Indian Ocean. The passenger. Kanji Bhana. 62. was missed at about 5.15 p.m. yesterday when the ship was about
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    31 18 VATICAN CITY, Wed. Pope Paul VI will mark his coronation on Sunday by offering sweet* to sick or disabled children and meals to inmates of all Italian jails. UPI.
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    The King and Queen go for lake cruise
    66 18 The King and Queen go for lake cruise The Yam: di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agon* went for a sightseeing cruise on th« Ringlet Falls' reservoir after the official opening of the Cameron Highlands hy-dro-electric power project yesterday. I h,- scenic artificial lake Is expected to provide a big
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    Mutiny ringleader is jailed for 10 years
    158 18 BRUNEI TOWN, Wednesday. A GURKHA. Cpl. Rakambahadur Rai, described as the leader of a mutiny in which an officer was attacked at "a military camp on April 16, was sentenced to 10 years' jail today at a court-martial i 1 here today. He
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    61 18 UNITED NATIONS. Wed. The General Assembly's budgetary committee, overriding Soviet bloc objections, yesterday affirmed thai the financing of U.N. peacekeeping operations was a collective responsibility of all member states. The 1 1 1 -member committee, said that under a new plan the wealthy Industrialised
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    Lock icon Learning to drive with Charlie's — L-kit—'
    113 18 Learning to drive with Charlie's L-kit— LONDON. Wed. A do-it-yourself driving kit. consisting of a dinner plate (wheel), a poker (gear lever) and tennis balls (pedals) was the stock in trade of Charles Reginald Bissell when he set op a chain of driving schools round Swindon. One woman customer said
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    Lock icon 'Brunei won 'tgo to Kuala Lumpur for more talks9
    202 18 'Brunei won 'tgo to Kuala Lumpur for more talks 9 BRUNEI TOWN, Wed— The Deputy State Secretary of Brunei. Dato Setia Pengiran Yusof, said today that the Brunei delegation would not so to Kuala Lumpur for further talks, for the present moment, on Brunei's entry to Malaysia. "But this is
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    LONDON SOTCKS
    302 18 LONDON. Wed. The stock market picture again showed little change today. Good company news and encouraging economic pointers were offset by the uncertain political outlook. Tins were again favoured. Oils moved erratically and BirrmalLs rallied smartly In the afternoon following foreign buying and closed higher. Plantation shares wtp
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    RUBBER
    42 18 LONDON. Wed.— Spot W3'l«d.. Auk. 22',d.. Bept. 22* d., Oct. 22V»d.. Oct. Dec. 22% d., Jan/Mar. 22'; d., Apr/June 22% d.. July/Bept. 22'4d.. Oct./ Dec. 22Hd.. Jan. Mar. 22 Ud., c.l.f. July 219 16d. Aug. 2181« d., Sept. rone: Very quiet.
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    TIN
    24 18 LONDON. Wed. Buyers £898. sellers £900. Forward buyers £898. sellers £900. Settlement £900. Turnover a.m. 230 tons, pjn. nil Tone: Steady but Idle.
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    414 18 By AUBREY HIGGS LONDON, Wednesday ANKY Fred Stolle of Sydney toppled fellow 12 Australian Ken Fletcher, official third favourite for the men's singles title, to provide the shock result of the third day of the Wimbledon tennis championships here today. Stolle won a tremendous
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    127 18 ONDON. Wed. Hampshire •"had scored 248 lor lour at tea on tne first day of their three-day match against the West Indian cricketers at Southampton today. Hampshire's West Indian player, Danny Livingstone, had made 151 not out. Tea scores In today matches were Southrnd:
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    30 18 THAVAMARV AMMAL Wife of Vrthamanlckam P.W.I) Urrd>M -rlriv.r axed 46. pjs'cd away pr.irelully am 2A-6-63 block 1-31 Kalian* airport. Cortege leavis 4.30 p.m. to Lady Uwrdca Churcn. thi'tice Bidadari.
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    IN MEMORiAM
    22 18 IN EVER LOVINC MEMORY Bf n>v darlinK Klrl. Prrmlla Bhavant, vino d»purtid on 2T-6-H2. Forever rrmeratMrafl by dad and mummy.
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