The Straits Times, 11 October 1963

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 The Straits Times Nat*"* 1 Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    Lock icon ALPS DISASTER
    358 1 2,000 perish in Italy FLOOD WATERS TURN MOUNTAIN HAMLETS INTO ENORMOUS MASSES OF MUD ROME, Thursday BETWEEN 2,000 and 3,000 people were believed killed when a dam overflowed in North-East Italy last night. The Vajont Dam, third highest in the world, was partly damaged as flood waves caused
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    Big relief drive as flood death toll goes up
    604 1 KUALA LUMPUR, j Thursday NOW IT'S EIGHT DEAD: SEARCH ON FOR MORE REPORTED MISSING \S the death toll of yesterday's Cheras flood disaster rose to eight today, voluntary and Government welfare i organisations and the man in the-street came forward to
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    PIRATES PART OF 'CONFRONT' POLICY
    262 1 PIRATES PART OF 'CONFRONT' POLICY IPOH, Thursday. THRKE Malaysian fishermen, who were captured by armed pirates in the Straits ot Malacca on" Tuesday, have returned to their village near here with a note from the pirates scribbled in Malay, saying that piracy was part of Indonesia's confrontation policy towards Malaysia
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    Police TV appeal: Help find these men TWO BARISAN LEADERS ARE SOUGHT
    262 1 Police TV appeal: Help find these men TWO BARISAN LEADERS ARE SOUGHT SINGAPORE. Thurs. pOLICE want to contact two Barisan Sosialis Assemblymen, Mr. Chan Sun Wing and Mr. Wong Soon Pong, in connection with "disturbances" during the two-day strike called by the Singapore Association of Trade Unions. i 1 In
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    ISMAIL gets the name of the PLEN
    457 1 ISMAIL gets the name of the PLEN IfUALA LUMPUR, tV Thurs. Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today disclosed the identity of the "Plen" to the Minister for Internal Security, Dato (Dr.) Ismail btn Dato Abdul Rahman. He said it was now left to the Minister to decide whether
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    Lock icon Mission to Indonesia
    28 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. An Algerian goodwill mission led by the Minister of State, Mr. Amar Ouzegane, today railed on the Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrlo. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Nobel Prize for Pauling
    56 1 OSLO. Thurs. The Nobel Peace Prize for 1962 (worth 5154.200» was awarded to Dr. Linus Carl Pauling of America, it was announced here today. Dr. Pauling, 62, who won the Nobel Prize for chemistry in 1954. has for a decade been one of the most tireless
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    Lock icon Gold key gift
    45 1 BANGKOK. Thurs.— King Aduladej and Queen Slrikit will be at the airport to welcome Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands when they arrive here on Oct. IS. Queen Juliana will be presented with the golden key to the city. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Soek's free trade plan
    171 1 JAKARTA, Thursday pRESIDENT So c karno. in his latest confrontation move, decided today to open a free port and three free trade zones in Indonesia spread out' in an area facing Malay* sia. The Indonesian Distribution Minister. Dr. Jo- hunnes Leitnena. announced this after President Soekarno
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    Lock icon Mac: I can't lead party at polls
    220 1 Mac: I can't lead party at polls BLACKPOOL, Thurs. 13 Mr. Harold Macmillan, the Prime Minister, today told the annual Conservative conference here that it would not be possible for him to lead the party at the next general election. Mr. Macmillan's surprise announcement came in a personal letter to
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    30 1 BLOOD DEBT PACT TOKYO. Thurs Foreign Minister Masayoshi Ohira may be dispatched to Kuala Lumpur when Japan and. Malaysia reach agreement on Japan's compensation for wartime atrocities.— UPI.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Chou: Russia would help us if attacked
      391 2 Chou: Russia would help us if attacked TOKYO, Thursday. PREMIER Chou En-lai believes there is no possibility of a diplomatic break between Communist China and Russia. Peking is confident that Russia would come to its aid in the event of war and that the SinoSoviet treaty of alliance and amity
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      Lock icon Case of the mixed-up swallow
      115 2 Case of the mixed-up swallow TOKYO, Thurs.— Efforts by the Japanese Government to care for a mixed-up swallow who forgot to go south for the summer ended in frustration today. The swallow died aboard a Japanese Jet liner which was transporting It to Thailand presumbly a better place for swallows
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      Lock icon $70m. malaria war
      30 2 BANGKOK. Thurs. The Thai Cabinet has approved In principle an eight-year programme costing 480 million ticals (S7O million) for the total eradication of malaria from Thailand.— Reuter
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      Lock icon Morocco King's men see Bella on clashes
      229 2 Morocco King's men see Bella on clashes ALGIERS, Thursday. PRESIDENT Ben Bella of Algeria yesterday met emissaries of Morocco's King Hassan to discuss Tuesday's armed clashes along their border. After the hour-long talks, the Moroccan delegation flew back to Agadir to report to the Kins. The atmosphere at the talks
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      Kashmir protest
      34 2 UNITED NATIONS. Thura. India informed the Security Council yesterday of Its strong protests to China and Pakistan against the "fixing of boundary markers on Indian territory" in Kashmir by those countries.— UPl.
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      Lock icon 'King Freddie'
      36 2 KAMPALA (Uganda), Thurs. Kabalca Sir Edward Mute;* ("King Freddie") of Buganda was sworn In yesterday as first President of Uganda, amid national rejoicing on the flrst anniversary of the country's independence from Britain.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon KENYA OPPOSITION PLANS OWN SEPARATE STATE
      107 2 NAIROBI. Thars. Leaders of the opposition Kenya African Democratic Union said yesterday they had decided to form a state within Kenya. Independent of the governing Kenya African National Union. Mr Daniel Moi. chairman of Kadu. told a press conference he had cabled Mr Ronald
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      Lock icon 'GRAFT TAKES PLACE UNDER MACA'S NOSE'
      152 2 'GRAFT TAKES PLACE UNDER MACA'S NOSE MANILA, Thursday. THE Philippine Vice-President, Mr. Emmanuel Pelaez, has charged that Kraft and corruption has been taking place right under President Maca- pagal's nose. Mr. Pelaez, who resigned as Foreign Secretary last July and declared political war on Mr Macapagal, told a political rally
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      Six die in fight over a Buffalo
      31 2 LUSAKA. (Northern Rhodesia). Thurs. Six people were killed and at least 32 wounded in four days of fighting over the ownership of a buffalo.
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      Lock icon £17M. AID OFFER BY PEKING
      60 2 £17 M. AID OFFER BY PEKING ALGIERS, Than. China has offered Algeria a long term interestfree loan of 25,000 million old francs (about £17,860,--000), the Algerian Foreign Ministry announced last night The announcement said that the offer was made yesterday by Mr. Tseng Tao, China's Ambassador to Algeria, during a
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      Lock icon PAKISTAN EASES CURBS ON PRESS
      199 2 PAKISTAN EASES CURBS ON PRESS KARACHI, Thurs. 1V Sweeping restrictions on the Pakistani Press were relaxed last night after a month of bitter protests from journalists. But a strong measure of government control was retained. A rule which said that only authorised versions of parliamentary and court proceedings could be
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      No changes in S. Vietnam—K
      58 2 No changes in S. Vietnam K WASHINGTON. Thurs. President Kennedy said yesterday there have been no changes In South Vietnam's policy during the past month which would better enable it to win its fight against the Communist Vietcong "I think we are still dealing with the same problems we were
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      Lock icon 'Bomb' delays Bandaranaike
      30 2 COLOMBO. Thurs Mrs. Slrtmavo Bandaranaike. the Ceylon Prime Minister, was delayed by bomb scare before she left by air for visits to Egypt. Poland and Russia. Reuter.
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  • US.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon U.S. WHEAT for RUSSIA
      283 3 President Kennedy gives the green light to $250 m. deal WASHINGTON/Thursday. PRESIDENT Kennedy announced today he had approved the sale of four million tons of American wheat to the Soviet Union and her East European satellites for US$25O million. The President toLd a news conference the
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      Lock icon Clash in Rome
      30 3 ROME, Thurs. About 300 people were detained and several injured in violent clashes between police and striking building workers parading in the heart of Romp yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon French air force catches up with the A-bomb age
      267 3 PARIS, Thursday T»HE first French atom-bombs and the first A Mirage IV planes to carry them have been put at the disposal of the French Air Force, it was learned today. Officials refused to disclose how many of the 50 Mirage
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      THE LUCKY HOUSEWIFE
      68 3 LONDON, Thurs.— A London housewife flew today for a three-month North American vacation as the guest of Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. "I can't believe it's true." Mrs. Jack Richardson. 44, said, hugging her poodle another gift from Miss Taylor. Mrs. Richardson's husband, 46, a driver for
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      Lock icon Police use electric prods on sit-in Negro youths
      186 3 Police use electric prods on sit-in Negro youths PLAQUEMINE. (Louisiana), Thurs. Wielding painful electric cattle prods and hurling tear gas bombs, police yesterday raided a Negro church here. Shortly before, they had broken up an attempted teenage Negro sit-in at a white school and the children had taken refuge in
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      Lock icon Jealousy at 71
      23 3 OPORTO. Thurs. Portuguese police yesterday arrested a 71-year-old man who fatally stabbed his wife, 64. on suspicion of infidelity. U.P.I
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      Lock icon MAC GETS LOYALTY PLEDGE FROM LORD HAILSHAM
      412 3 LONDON, Thursday. LORD HAILSHAM, a possible successor to Mr. Macmillan, last night made a dramatic avowal of loyalty to the Prime Minister and hoped he would get back to his job as soon as possible. Lord Hailsham, 56, who is Lord President of
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      Lock icon German subs
      27 3 LONDON, Thurs. The sevennation Western European Onion has authorised the West German marines of up to 1,000 tons displacement, It was announced h«e today.— Reuter.
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      Flora at sea
      30 3 MIA&l (Florida), Thurs. Hurricane Flora headed into the Atlantic Ocean yesterday after sweeping through the Caribbean Islands where .it killed thousands and caused heavy property damage.— Hauler.
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      Death of car pioneer
      55 3 DETROIT. Tnurs. Alfred J. Fisher, 70. one of the seven Fisher brothers who pioneered the modern automobile body, died yesterday at Henry Ford Hospital following a long illness. He was the second of the brothers to die this year. Charles T. Fisher died in August at
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      Asylum in Berlin
      30 3 BERLIN. Thurs. U.S. Army Jtaff Sgt. Wlllard Valentine has defected to East Germany and asked for political asylum. the East German News Agency reported last night.— U.P.l.
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    A chopper scuffle
    93 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Ong Cheng Hoon. 47. a housewife, injured her right knee when she jumped out of a window of her house during a scuffle with two women neighbours, a magistrate's court was told today. Inspector H. Woodford. prosecuting, said: "Ong had struck one of the two
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    School debate
    37 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Raffles Institution and Victoria School are the finalists of the fifth InterSecondary school debate, organised by the Chinese V.M.C.A.. to be held at 3 p.m. on Saturday at the V.MC.A. hall. South Pier.
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    RIOT SQUAD STANDS BY
    95 4 THIS was the scene yesterday morning outside the Canberra Gate leading to the Naval Base, where helmeted riot squad police faced strike pickets of the Naval Base Labour Union. But picketing was peaceful and there were no incidents A clash had occurred outside this gate on
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    It's work as usual after strike 'flop'
    727 4 It's work as usual after strike 'f lop' SINGAPORE. Thur*. CINGAPORE'S trade and industry returned to normal today after the confusing two-day strike by unions affiliated to the Singapore Association of Trade Unions. Mr. C.V. Dcv a n Nair. secretary-general of the National Trades Union Congress rival to Satu welcomed
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    NAVAL BASE CLERKS HEED TOH'S 'DON'T STRIKE' CALL
    122 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Admiralty Local Staff Union, whose 550 members are white-collar workers at the strikebound Naval Base, tonight decided to suspend their own planned strike action on the advice of the Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. I oli Chin Chye. The
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    Law Society lecture
    79 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The University of Singapore Law Society will hold a public forum on morality in the modern world at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the new Lecture Theatre 4. The theme of the forum Is How immoral are we"? The speakers are authoress Dr. Han Suyln; sub-dean
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    HE'S OFF TO JOIN THE MALA YSIA RANGERS
    143 4 MR PAX YIN LOONG. 21. above), the first married Chinese who gave up his $250 monthly job as an employee of the Chung Nam Printing Press in Jesselton to join the Malaysia Rangers. Mr. Pak, who will be getting only $60 a
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    TRIPLE KILLER GETS DEATH SENTENCE
    268 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. i Mohamed bin Jamal. 28. a building site labourer, was sentenced to death today by Mr. Justice Winslow in the Assize Court for the triple murder of a Sikh father, mother and son. The jury, who deliberated for j more than an hour,
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      177 4 'PHE following I* today's nchedule of civil aircraft movements at Para Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVALS Oantat: From London. Rome, Athens, Cairo, Karachi. Calcutta. Banickok <QK 736) 9.40 p.m. Catnay Pacific Airways: From Hong Kong. Bangkok (CX/TO T31) 7.35 p.m. Japan Air LJrwc: From Tokyo. Bone Kong, Banskok (JL 71S) 6.40
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      193 4 Stansted. Bombay. Istanbul (BR 682) 7 a.m. DEPARTURES Catn a y Picnic Airway*: To Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Hone Kong, Talpeh. Oaaka (CX 730) 8 «.m. to Jakarta (TO 731) 1.10 p.m. Qantat: To Perth, Sydney (QF 738) 10.30 p.m. Malayan Airways: To Kuala Lumpur (ML 022) 7.31 a-m.; to Kuala
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    First session of nations top council
    238 5 THE Malaysian Cabinet and chief executives of 13 Malaysian states (minus KelantarV met for the first time in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. They reviewed the internal security situation and the nations ''state of preparedness." On the Tenfckus right is the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul
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    60 to prick fingers for a pledge in blood
    250 5 PENANG. Thurs. loyalty pledge— written in blood-will be taken at a Malaysia solidarity rally to be held on the Dato Kramot ground here on Sunday. The pledge, written on a scroll, will be displayed at the rally in full view of
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    'Deputy' query in Malacca
    60 5 MALACCA. Thurs The Ma- lacc-H Municipal Council will as>k the State Government why its request for the creation of an ofiice of permanent deputy president had been turned down. This decision was made at a Council meeting last night, whm iit was also decided to bring
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    MADE-IN-MALAYSIA FAIR OPENS ON OCT. 26
    109 5 j KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The first Made-ln-Ma-laysia trade fair will be held from Oct 26 to Nov 10 at the vacant land udinining Buklt Bintang Park sponsored toy the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, the National Chamber of Malayan Manufacturers the Malayan Manufacturers' Association
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    FACT-FINDING CONGRESSMEN FLY IN
    234 5  -  SOH TIANG KENG I— by 1 OINGAPORE. Thurs. A delegation of eight United States Congressmen arrived here today on their way to Kuala Lumpur to meet Malaysian leaders and study the political situation in this region. The team, led by Mr. Clement J. Zablockl. senior Democratic
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    Rubber: 'We must sell direct to Russia'
    447 6  -  RONALD KINSEY GyliV; FE 3/f»r fIEXP OURSELVES TO BEAT SYNTHETIC THREAT by KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. Yf ALAYSIA must resort to direct salesmanship in Communist bloc countries if she is to beat growing competition from synthetics and other natural rubber producers. This was stated
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    $31 more for Che Hasnah
    68 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Straits Times in Singapore today received two donations amounting to $31.05 for Che Hasnah binte Taib. widow of radio comedian Tahir bin Abdul Rahman, who was lulled in a car crash last month. The donors are: Staff of Land Administration Scheme, Kota
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    Airmen bid to climb twin peaks
    106 6 Airmen bid to climb twin peaks BINOAPORE. Thurs. Members of the Far East Air Force Mountaineering Club here will later this month attempt to climb the "Ass's Ears" the twin peaks dominating Pulau Tioman, an Island about 35 miles off the east coast of Malaya. 81x R.A.F. men, led by
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    Two months for illegal entry
    50 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two Indonesians were jailed for two months each, by a magistrates court today, when they pleaded guilty to entering the State without a permit. S.iiritol bin Matall. 26. and Mochtar bin Dahlan, 25. had arrived from Pulau Samboe by Sampan on Sept. 30.
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    ENGINEER ACCUSED OF GIRL'S DEATH
    169 6 ENGINEER ACCUSED OF GIRL'S DEATH OINGAPORE, Thurs. A- sales engineer, Reginald Robert Barlow Grey, was charged in the Third District Court today with causing the death of a girl by a negligent act not amounting to culpable homicide. He pleaded not guilty. Grey was alleged to have caused the death
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    Vaccine gift to S. Korea
    65 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs.—Malayan Airways, In conjunction with Cathay Pacific Airways, today flew a total of 1,000 lb. of anti-cholera vaccine from Kuala Lumpur to Seoul, South Korea. The vaccine, valued at about $25,000, will inoculate about 250,000 people in Seoul, where there is an outbreak of
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    Trisha rider jailed
    31 6 TAIPING. Thurs. A trifiha rider. Abdullah bin Othman. 32, was jailed for three months by ft magistrate's court for attempting to outrage the modesty of a 14--year-old girl.
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    School's boat trip
    30 6 BATU GAJAH. Thurs. The geographical and historical societies of the Sultan Yussuf School here are organising a boat trip to Pasir Salak, Teluk Anson on Oct. 19.
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    Thieves take bangles
    24 6 MALACCA. Thurs. A goldsmith's shop at Bunga Raya Road was robbed of eight gold bangles worth $300 by two thieves yesterday.
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    'Be ready' call
    36 6 KUALA TRENGGANU. Thurs. The Mfntri B«nar of Trengganu. Dato Ibrahim Fikri bin Mohamed, yesterday urged the kampong people in the State to be ready to defend Malaysia against threats from within and without.
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    Film roles 'not for anyone9: Hodge
    211 6 Film roles 'not for anyone 9 Hodge SINGAPORE. Thurs. jtfALAYSIANS without i acting experience i— need not apply to be stars in a film to be t made here in December or early next year. i Mr. Toh Hodge, managing director of Cathay Keris t film studios, who is on
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    The man they could not hang...
    1737 7 The man they could not hang... THREE TIMES KILLER JOHN LEE STEPPED UP ON THE GALLOWS BUT THE TRAPDOOR WOULDN'T OPEN MONDAY. February 2.'}, 188."), is a date still remembered in the unnals of the gloomy prison in Exeter, England. At eight o'clock that morning, John Lee, a manservant condemned
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    57 8 WmrdM Sl* (Minimum) TO MOTNER JOSEPHINE BANKEETA of the Caanoialsn Slster> of Chant). Oraleful thanks for two pectal favours received through ber inirrmeeion LEE SVAK CHIN Tsbin. Jin. F.n snd Tshun Sin thank all relatlvra and rneoo> for their kind a.'M.itancr. wreaths, coodolencea and attendance at the funeral of
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    IN MEMORIAM
    30 8 M Wordß tU i Minimum IN LOVING MEMORY of our l»--m>¥*v Georxe Boey Keok Cheow who left us on U-10-«I Always rsmemhrrrA by hip wife, children and grandeatldirn..
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    The Straits Times Friday, October 11, 1963. Reply To Mr. Lopez
    655 8 The Straits Times Friday, October 11, 1963. Reply To Mr. Lopez I Who is the mutual friend, thi- fraternal intermediary and j the faithful interlocutor be- tween Malaysia and Indonesia in the matter of confrontation? The Philippines, says i Mr. Lopez. This may not be the most astonishing of all
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    Grain For Gold
    430 8 Presidem Kennedy's decision to allow the sale of American wheat, feed grain and other agricultural products to the Soviet Union is a major contribution towards the easing of international tensions. It opens the wr.y to the creation of a nexus of mutual interest between the two countries
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    Flood Relief
    153 8 The damage caused by the Kuala Lumpur flood is less great than was feared, but rehabilitation is still a task of major proportions. Of the 520 families evacuated, all but sixty are thought likely to be able to eventually return to their nomes. Many, however, will need assistance
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    Staffing the public service in Sabah
    1172 8 Staffing the public service in Sabah by a Straits Times STAFF WRITER EXPATRIATES ARE TO STAY UNTIL LOCAL MEN CAN BE TRAINED TO TAKE OVER THEIR JOBS IN accepting the reigns of Government, the Sabah Alliance undertook to put local people in public service jobs as rapidly as possible. At
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    Lock icon The shadow that still hangs over Katanga
    693 8 The shadow that still hangs over Katanga SUSAN FULLER... in ELISABETHVILLE IF U."N. troops remain in the Congo after the end of the year it will be primarily because the problem of Mr. Tshombe's gendarmes has not been solved. The Congolese army and police are neither well trained nor well
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    STRIKE COLLAPSE PROOF OF RED -FAILURE
    220 9 STRIKE COLLAPSE PROOF OF RED -FAILURE IfUALA LUMPUR. 1Y Thurs.— The Singapore Minister of Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, said today that as long as the people of Singapore "refuse to be j manipulated into mad adventures" the Communists would eventually be beaten. Mr. Rajaratnam. who was j here on a
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    Razak invited
    44 9 PENANG. Thurs.— Tun Abdul Razak has been invited to officiate at the inaugural meeting of Taniong Bungah Crano women's division at Batu Ferrlnghi on Oct. 20. The four Kaum Ibu branches in the Tanjong Bungah division have a total membership of 300.
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    Ko back: Nanyang talks resume
    193 9 ~j SINGAPORE, Thurs. TALKS between the Nanyang University Council and the Singapore Government on the future of the university were resumed this morning, after the return to the council of its treasur- er. Mr. Ko Teck Kin. The talks were suspended on Tuesday when Mr.
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    Speech day
    33 9 ALOR. STAR. Thurs. The Sultanah Asma Secondary School here will hold its annual speech day next Thursday. The Sultan will address the school and the Sultanah will give away the prices.
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    Ex-student who killed father was insane, jury decides
    522 9 KUALA LUMPUR —Thursday gMILES and handshakes from his former Australian college mates greeted Ooi Cheong Keng. 29, a former Melbourne University agricultural science student, after he was acquitted in the High Court here today on a charge of murdering his father, Mr.
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    S'PORE UNIONS AND POLITICS: MTUC CALL
    229 9 S'PORE UNIONS AND POLITICS: MTUC CALL ITU ALA LUMPUR, 1 Thurs. The Malayan Trades Union Congress today deplored involvement by Singapore trade unions in direct political activities. In a statement today, the M.T.U.C. said that it did not give direct assistance to Singapore unions because the State enjoyed autonomy in
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    Instant help 1
    108 9 CLOTHES AND FOOD FOR THOSE WHO LOST ALL IN THE FLOOD DISASTER IN THE CAPITAL AH KEE, aged four, is given lunch by the Social Welfare Department in the Chin Woo auditorium in Kuala Lumpur. She was carried to safety by her parents when the flood hit
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    FREIGHTER IN MERCY DASH TO PENANG
    95 9 pENANG, Thurs. KoMl. can-registered cargo boat .nade a mercy dash back here tonipht when three ol' her crew were injured by falling bags of maize. The Cheju, which had left Penang for Port Swettenham at noon today, turned back at about 3.30 p.m. when
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    RAF seeks young recruits
    124 9 RAF seeks young recruits SINGAPORE. Thurs. A Royal Air Force (Malaya* recruiting team will be visiting Singapore and towns In Malaya, from Oct. 30 to Nov Bto interview young men, who wish to learn a trade while serving in the R.A.F. Volunteers should be between the ages of 18 and
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      157 9 Today's Radio and TV RADIO SINGAPORE MEDIUM WAVE SEBVICE 476 metres SHORTWAVE SERVICE: 41 metres A.M 6.00 Good Morning: 6.01 Morning Preiude; 7.16 News; 7 JO Breakfast Bulletin; 7.30 Up And About; 8.16 News; B JO Up And About; 9.00 Close Down; 11.00 Programme Summary; 11.02 Concert Pops; 11.30 Science
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      314 9 gara-ku: 6.02 Prelude To Break- Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur And Malfast; 7.00 Time Signal, The acca; 6.05 Teenage Jamboree; News; 7.10 Songs And Sweet 6.45 Extracts Prom The EditoMusic: 7.30 Learn A Word A rials; 6.50 Federation And SinDay; 7.32 Breakfast Club; 8.00 gapore Stock Exchange Report; Time Bignal. The News;
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    On the dawn of heartbreak...
    69 10 On the dawn of heartbreak A BABY strapped on her back (above), a woman prepares to salvage whatever she can from her flattened home. TOP. RICHT: This car was parked in a lane on Wednesday before the water picked it up like a piece of cork. When the flood subsided
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    Victims return—to nothing
    538 10 Victims return— to nothing I by STRAITS TIMES STAFF REPORTERS: Kuala Lumpur, Thurs. TENGKU ORDERS RECONSTRUCTION FOR THE HOMELESS THE EXTENT of the damage caused by yesterday's flood on the southern outskirts of Kuala Lumpur became clear for the thousands of victims only in the first cold light of dawn
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    TELEPHONE POSTS TWISTED, CARS ARE OVERTURNED
    350 10 small collection of battered cooking utensiio. Telephone posts along Sungei Besl Road were twisted. Foot-bridges were down and three cars and vans were overturned. A bridge on Sungei Besl Road was damaged. Repair work was going on this 'morning. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul
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    950 troops in big rescue operation
    112 10 950 troops in big rescue operation KUALA LI'MPUR. Thurs 1A Ministry -of Defence spokesman said today that more than 700 troops helped in rescue work in the flooded areas from S p.m. yesterday. Thry were also on jruard until dawn today, when they were relieved by another 250 soldiers. The
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    Home from Japan—his son is missing
    70 10 Home from Japan— his son is missing QNG Kirn Scons, a mechanic, after completing a training course in Japan, was on his way home to Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday, but his plane could not land on the flooded landing strip. After an overnight stay in Singapore, he returned to his
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    Sea raiders rob $1,500 from Rhio boatman
    113 11 Sea raiders rob $1,500 from Rhio boatman SINGAPORE, Thurs. A boatman, Teo Kirn Huat, from Pulau Batam, one of the nearby Rhio Islands, was robbed of $1,500 worth of rubber at sea off Katong yesterday evening. Teo told police that he was .steering his outboard sampan with two of his
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    More support for Tengku
    76 11 TAIPING. TViurs. The Indian Association here unanimously passed a resolution yesterday pledging to support Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman and the country In whatever actions are taken to ease the tension with Indonesia "In the event of a necessity arising, and when the clarion call comes,
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    Embassy man home again
    31 11 PENANG, Thurs. Mr. K. S. Choong, a former counsellor (information) of the Malayan Embassy in Washington, returned here today after completing a 5i years' tour in Washington.
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    SATU'S STRIKE: 195 HELD BY POLICE
    344 11  - SATU'S STRIKE: 195 HELD BY POLICE FRANCIS ROZARIO Youths try to set fire to bus, but the situation returns to normal I b y 1 SINGAPORE, Thursday. pOLICE today said that 195 people were arrested during the two-day illegal strike called by the Singapore Association of Trade Unions. Eighty-one people
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    Caravan tourists will see plenty of Malaya
    142 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. More than 200 American tourists will make an eightday tour of Malaya In caravans from Oct. 21. to Oct. 28. The Tourist Promotion Officer. Inche Osman Siru, said the visitors would arrive In Singapore by air on Oct. 16 from
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    Red Cross branch
    29 11 PARIT BUNTAR. Thurs. The Rpd Cross Society has opened a branch here, with the Assistant District Officer. Krian. Inche Baharuddin bin Abdul Muluk, as its president
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    Self-service
    23 11 PENANG. Thurs. Burglars broke Into a .sen-ice station In Dato Kramat Road yesterday and helped themselves to the day"! takings of $330.
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    School speech day
    19 11 PENANG. Thurs. Bt. Georges Girls' School will hold Its annual speech day and exhibition on Thursday
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    $2m export timber held up at port
    268 11 $2m export timber held up at port ITUALA LUMPUR. 1Y Thurs. About 15,000 tons of timber, worth $2 million meant for export to Australia and other countries, is being held up because the 1,300 stevedores at Port Swettenham refused to handle cargo from private Junks. The hold-up Is causing a
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    Warned: The staff who ENJOY sick leave
    164 11 AIALACCA, Thurs. ITI Warning circulars are to be sent shortly to municipal employees here that they will be liable to disciplinary action should they be found attending public functions while on medical leave. This was decided at the council's establishments committee meeting last
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      277 11 Straits Times CrossworcT ACROSS with nuclear equipment (8). 1. A rendezvous many speakers 7. It's suitable to start with want explored i6>. portion of fish in the afterS. Vehicle iwiftly taken to cover noon <s>. (B>. 8. Regardea by the French as 9. Sea-dwellers want timber to lnstrumentallv English (3.
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    Yashica bid to increase camera sales here
    229 12 Yashica bid to increase camera sales here Yashica Interna- tional Corporation of Japan which is claimed to account for about 40 per cent of Malaysia's camera imports, is planning to further expand its camera and film market in the territories. Disclosing this in Singapore early this week, the president. Mr.
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    Korean trade drive in Malaysia
    570 12 COMMERCIaTaND INDUSTRIAL NEWS...B, OUR MARKET STAFF ENVOY SETS UP SHOWROOM AT HIS K.L. EMBASSY WHERE 100 TYPES OF GOODS ARE ON DISPLAY THE South Korean Ambassador in Malaysia, Major General Hong Hi Choi, has plans to launch a massive sale of Korean agricultural, technical and
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    Rover's sports saloon car
    84 12 A powerful new entrant into the fiercely competitive sports saloon car market was announced by the Rover Company In London this week. It is the Rover 2000 which makes its debut at next week's national motor show in London. It cost Rovers £10.6 million getting it
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    TV equipment
    40 12 EMI Electronics has been awarded a contract worth about $850,000 (or equipment for the first phase oi the Malaysian television service. This will cater for the Kuala Lumpur area and Its operation is scheduled to begin In December.
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    Italians sell tractors to local mart
    129 12 SHARIKAT N.G. Yushak of Penang has been appointed the sole distributor for Malaysia for tractors and agricultural equipment manufactured by the Italian firm, SAME. It is understood that the Ministry of Agriculture has obtained four tractors, the 45 hp. four-wheel drive 250 D.T. type,
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    22 MEN TO STUDY TYRE MAKING
    236 12 22 MEN TO STUDY TYRE MAKING THE single biggest group of trainees to be sent abroad for a course by a Malaysian industrial concern, leaves for Japan later this month to I study tyre manufacturing. Totalling 22. some of them university graduates, they are being sent by the Bridgestone Malaysia
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    Airline manager for Rome conference
    106 12 j»|R. MARCO ZICHELLA. Singapore regional manager for Alitalia leaves for Rome this week to attend the annual conference for Alitalia managers throughout the world. Altogether. 68 regional managers and seven divisional directors from 49 countries will attend the meeting. Mr. Zichella said that Alitalia plans
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    PAPER PRODUCTS FACTORY AT TAMPOI ESTATE
    332 12 PAPER PRODUCTS FACTORY AT TAMPOI ESTATE A $5 MILLION factory for the manufacture of three kinds of paper products has been established and is now operating at Tampoi. Johore's new industrial estate. The factory situated on a 14-acre site and owned by Paper Products (M) Ltd.. manufactures multi-wall paper bags
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    Company moves to town
    65 12 Company moves to town Anglo-American Equipment Co. Ltd. of Singapore, has moved in offices from Serangoon Road to Winchester House at Collyer Quay to cope with expanding business. The company, which represents several American companies, has appointed agents in Malacca, Seremban, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Talplng and Penang. The sales manager,
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    EQUITY COUNTERS STEADIER: RUSH FOR PROPERTY OFFER
    641 14 From Our Market Correspondent THE Malayan Stock Exchange had a distinctly better look about it yesterday thanks to the collapse of the illegal SATU strike and the tin price remaining firmly unchanged at its new high level. In the background of course, was
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 14 Malayan Stock Indicrs Oct. 9. Oct. Hi. Industrials: 121.38 122.35 Tins: 105.39 106.09 rubbers: 1*9.41 109.41 Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    728 14 /COMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Dunlepa (7,009) 12.75. (1.000) $2 74: Bast. Smelters il.OOO) $2.93, >>se erdi. 1 10.000) $3.20 D, (5.000) $3.18. (4.000) $3.17, il.OOO) $3.20,
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    288 14 CHIPS lying alengaide the Stngapers Harbour wharves er expected today are: Pak Hoi 8/9. Batavla 33. Granville 10/11. Herta Maersk 23/24, fUlfensteln 13/14, President Grant 6/7. Benavon 1/2, Salsette 47. Else Maersk 40/41. SUte of Madras 27/28, Benlawers 35/36, CbakraU 31/32, Tapah N.W. 2. Inner Roads:
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    114 14 MELBOURNE. Thurs. INDUSTRIALS were sUadier. and rises slightly shaded falls. However, some leaders lost further ground. Sugars featured being active on sharp rise in the London sugar price following Cuban crop damage. C.S.R. gained 2s. to 7ls. 6d. and Kalrytnead also advanced. 8.11.P. recovered some ground. Oils and
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    RUBBER PRICES
    252 14 OCTOBER Mrst grsdo rubber buyers f.o.b closed at 5 p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 87i cents per Ib. up a quarter of a cent on Wednesday's closing level for tbo position. The tone quitt. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. elosmg prleea In aonta per Ib. yosterdsy: Int.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    184 14 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) October 10. rhret months. INDUSTRIALS Duntops 20 cl.i. Containers 12 eta. K. Smelters 20 eta. MrAlmter 14 eta. Ksso 21 eta. Koblnson 13 cv Fed. Dls. 15 cts. C. Storage 4id r. N. 18 cts. Kothman* II ctgv Gammon 16 cts. 8. Land 6 cts. H.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 14 October lU. MALAYAN RL'BBKK PRICE: 671. cents (up a quarter of cent). Tin: 54ft4.50 (unchanged). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (down five tons).
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    68 14 /'HINESE Produce Exchange, Slniav pere neon prices per pieul yesterday: Ceconut ell: Bulk I4tt sellers, drum 149 sellers. Cepra: Oct. /Nov. UK/Cootlnent $M> buyers Pepper: Muntok white *iao sellers. Sarawak »hite SI47J sellers, special Sarawak black JllO sellers, garbled Lampont; him* $113 seller*. ASIA 813)71 sellers Sinicaport Coconut
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    67 14 ciatien made these changes In its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to S100): Selling TT or 0D ready: Mellanrl Guilders 117 Imih Francs 140 •Vti Belgian Franet 1623J: DantoH Kroner 225. On the tree exchange market in Horn; KonK yrsterday the U.S. dollar was quoted M :>.73.
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    Straits tin unchanged: Rubber price steady
    483 14 THE Straits tin price on the eve of the International Tin Council communique held firm unchanged at $464.50 on an ottering down 5 tons to 240 tons. In London on Wednesday firm tone characterised the tin market with values flni .hinc about £4'per ton
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      760 15 NOTICES THE PENANG TURF CLUB NOTICE Notice is hereby given, in accordance with rule 6 of the rules of the club, that Jie committee propose to spend approximately $85,000 for building stables. By order of the committee, LIM THIAM HON. Secretary. Penar.s. 10th October. 1963. HOSCOTE RUBBER ESTATES LIMITED Notice
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      361 15 NOTICES GEORGE COHEN (FAR EAST) LIMITED. Mr. Peter Cohen, who has been on the staff of the 600 Group (or many years, has been appointed General Manager of George Cohen (Far East) Limited in place of Mr. LA. Rayner who has left the employ of this Company. NOTICE Mr. Chow
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      Malahon can complete a double
      308 16  -  Epsom Jeep says ITUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The vastly-improved Malahon, a clever winner over 7f on the first day, can complete a double despite top weight of 9.7 in a lOf race here on Sunday. The six-year-old Comic Court gelding went smartly over 3f in 42
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      JAMOUR, GINGER BREAD SENT UP
      62 16 JAMOUR, GINGER BREAD SENT UP KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Jamour and Ginger Bread. both winners at the current meeting here, have been promoted from Class 2 to Class 1. Shockalingam, who was runner-up to Ginger Bread over 6f yesterday, has also been promoted to Class I. Two horses have been sent
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      KL WEIGHTS
      400 16 IITEIGHTS for TT all nine races it Koala Lumpur >n Sunday: NZ horses Div I—7l Loch Leven 10.00 Alamanda 9.05 Kennedy 8.12 Pot of Gold 8.08 Taming Sari 8.05 Actor II 8.00 j Hopeful Era 7.12 I Magister 7.12 Sparkling I Romance 7.t8 Blue Tattoo 7 u7 NZ
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      Lock icon Four clubs share top spot in Div. 1
      288 16 Four clubs share top spot in Div. 1 SOCCER ONDON, Thurs.— Four clubs are now level on points at the top of the First Division of the English League. Blackburn and Sheffield United both won last night and Joined Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur on the 17-polnt mark. A point
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      THREE CLASS 2 HORSES L AMONG ST LEGER 12
      1007 16 - SINGAPORE, Thurs. •3 Three Class 2 horses are among: the 12 entries for the Singapore St. Leger to be run over 14f here on Oct. 27. A total of 212 entries has been received for the meeting on Oct. 20. 23
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      STIPES REPORT
      135 16 STIPES REPORT KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —the MRA Stipendiary Steward's report on yesterday's races: RACES 1. 7 and 9— Nothing to report. RACE 2— Our Byrsa Jumped away awkwardly and raced greenly. RACE 3— Approaching the winning poat Executive had to be straightened out whep he shifted in under the whip.
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      Rejection is 'harsh'
      467 17 OEHLERS: I object to my proposals being j thrown out without discussion SINGAPORE, Thurs SIR GEORGE) Oehlers, President of Singapore Hockey Association, said today that it was "harsh" for him to read a report that some of his proposals for the draft constitution of the Malaysia Hockey
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      PRIVILEGE FOR SINGAPORE UNACCEPTABLE
      517 17 PRIVILEGE FOR SINGAPORE UNACCEPTABLE SINGAPORE, Thurs. SIR GEORGE Oehlers, whose amendments to the proposed constitution for the Malaysia Hockey Federation will be placed before the biennial council meeting of the Malayan Hockey Federation at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, is not in favour of the proposal that Singapore be given one
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      Combined Schools beaten again
      168 17 Prisons 3 Schools 1; Singapore, Thursday 121NGAPORE Combined Schools suffered their second successive defeat in the Singapore Hockey Association League Div. 1 today when they went down to Prisons at Thomson Road Schools, who were beaten by a ten-man SCC side on Monday had only nine
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      All-Blues: Cashin replies to critics
      456 17 All-Blues: Cashin replies to critics SINGAPORE, Thurs. Joe Cashin, president of the MRU, said today that it was the unanimous decision of the state rugby unions that j the Under-23 interState competition should be introduced this season. He was commenting on criticism by -some unions on the introduction of the
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      55 17 SOCCER Prnanr Div. 2: IfTC 3 Indians 3. Div. 3: Kilat 10 Gliu or Indians 3. Victory Cup (Malacca): Koyll S Indians 2. Taipinr League: Civilian Stafl Union 3 Persatuan Melayu 3 HOCKEY Inter-school (B. Oajah): Sultan Yussuf 0 GES TaDflh 0. ■con Friendly v. Bahru): English College 12
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      Lock icon Hobbs takes six for 20 runs
      89 17 DAR-ES-SALAAM. Thurs.— The MCC touring cricketers spun out Tanganyika ror 84 runs yesterday whet they began v two-day match here. Robin Hobbs. (Essex) claimed six wickets for 20 runs, and John Mortlmore (Gloucestershire) took three for 21 Babu Cholan was top scorer for Tanganyika
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      FMOC must lay down Malaysian
      787 17  - FMOC must lay down Malaysian Norman Siebel SPORTSFRONT by MALAYSIAN sports officials are moving slowly towards forming Malaysian controlling bodies not merely out of reluctance although this attitude does exist in some areas but because of the difficulty of finding the right formula. Badminton provides the classical example of how
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      Prisons in full force
      202 17 |£UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Prisons, five times champions in six years of the Federation Government Services athletics competition will be at full strength for the first Malaysian meet in the series which starts on the Padang here tomorrow at 3.45 pjn. Prisons captain Cyril Perera spoke today
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      Thuan Heng sets mark
      157 17 Thuan Heng sets mark SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singspore Combined Schools swimming championships results: Boys "A" 200 m freestyle: 1 The Llan Sze 2 Tan Eng Klat 3 Michael Eu 2mln 29.55 ec; 200 m brrastetroke: 1 Kenneth Kee, 2 Teo Kay Huat 3 Han Wah Pong 3min 6sec.; 4zsom Individual medley
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      240 17 FORMOSA OUT— OFFICIAL TOKYO. Thurs Formosa (Taiwan) today formally withdrew from the Tokyo International sports week to be held here from Oct. 11 to 16. the Japanese organisers said. The Japanese organising committee said a notice to ttv.s effect had been received from the Formosan Embassy in Tokyo. The embassy
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      Lock icon Aussies rout Leigh 33-7
      48 17 LONDON, Thurs. Results of rugby matches played last night were: Rugby League Australian tour Leigh 7 Australians 33. Yorkshire Cup semi-final Featherstone 33 Huddersfield 9. Hut by Union club matches Cross Keys 8 Swansea 5; Paignton 3 Exeter 11; Pontypool 6 Gloucester 10. Reuter.
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      87 17 ATHLETICS Malaysian Govt Service* championships XL Padang 3.45 p.m. SOCCER— Spore Premier Leafur: Army v Juniors, Navy v Euro-peans-Eurasians (both matches at Jn. Besar. 5.15 and 7 pjn.). TABLE TENMS Tour matches: Malacca v Pakistan (at Malacca i Spore women v S. Korean women (at Happy World, Spore 7 p.m.
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    Lock icon Bird's eye view of flood area
    139 18 THIS Straits Times aerial pictufe, taken yesterday, shows part of the five- 1 square-mile area devastated on Wednesday by water from a rain-swollen mining pool on the southern outskirts of Kuala Lumpur. The pool's bund burst in two places and the picture shows the
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    364 18 CONDON", Thurs. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty were: RUBBER LONDON, Thurs Spot 20 5, 16d Nov. 20 7 I6d., Dec. 20', d., Jan. 20 9 I6d.. Jan. Mar. 20\d.. Apr./ June 20 11 l«d., July Sept. 20 11 16d.. Oct./Dec.
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    AGREEMENT IS REACHED AT MALAYSIA 'SUMMIT'
    188 18  - AGREEMENT IS REACHED AT MALAYSIA 'SUMMIT' DAHARI ALI By KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Abroad measure of agreement on security and defence problems was reached at the first joint meeting of the Malaysian Cabinet and Chief Executives of the Malaysian Stater, at Tengku Abdul Rahman Hall here today. Tengku Abdul Rahman presided
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    Naval Base union appeals to Tengku
    178 18 Naval Base union appeals to Tengku SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Naval Base Labour Union today appealed to Tengku Abdul Rahman to ask the Admiralty to stop using police against its striking members. The union made a similar appeal to Mr. Lee Kuan Yew and the Malayan Socialist Front leader. Inche Ishak
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    DEATH
    41 18 M. A. COPAL PILLAI or P.U.B. Waterworks Tehrau formerly of Sunnel Konc Konn Estatr Masai passed nway peacefully yisterdiiy at G.H. J. Bnbm Corteia- leaves IMJ.B. Waterworks Tehran al 3.30 p.m. today for Hindu Cemetery Jalan Kebun Teh J. Bahru.
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    110 18 MADAM MARTHA JOHN 1 ,u;iv iHiirifntly ai i Id- r -nn s house, Horlry Road. TYIok «MM Curt.'ijo I p.m. on 11-ln-i..: MAUAM TAN Mill NEE I away peacefully on in-io-fcl I— lllll tx-hind h. son-, (ioh ■Mb Koon. Tern; Koon s.-ati Cfcrw, Cfcal <"' Koon, L.im Koon. BMg
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