The Straits Times, 18 October 1963

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    22 1 iinpanore AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 The Straits Times flew** 11 Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    3 NEW MINISTERS
    1401 1  -  JACKIE SAM: Lee names his Cabinet AS ANTICIPATED... A BIG SWITCH OF PORTFOLIOS FOR MR. ONG PANG BOON WHO BECOMES THE NEW EDUCATION MINISTER By SINGAPORE, Thursday THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, included three New Ministers in the list of Cabinet appointments which he submitted
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    MUCHHARDER JOB AHEAD FOR LIM
    342 1 SINGAPORE, Thurs Mr. Lim Kirn San, the man behind Singapore's vast housing projects, will face an even more important task with his new appointment as Minister of National Development. Under his portfolio, he takes over a vital job the re-development of the entire city area,
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    Lock icon Gang of 80 terrorising border area
    76 1 JESSELTON, Than.— A gang of Indonesians along the Borneo-Indo-nesia border on Sebatik Island are terrorising the area, a police spokesman said at a press conference here today. He said the police estimated the strength of the organisation to be about 80. Members of the
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    Lock icon RI exports 'not hit'
    76 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. Indonesian exports to Europe were not affected In any way by Indonesia's trade boycott against Singapore and Malaya, accoruing to the Trade Minister. Dr. Soeharto. He said the Government was opening and Improving several major ports from where exports can be shipped directly to
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    $1,360 mil orders
    26 1 LONDON. Thurs.— British car makers have received orders of £160 million ($1,360 million) during the first two days of the International Motor Show.
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    MAC 'VERY TIRED'
    68 1 LONDON, Than. Mr. Harold Macmillan was today reported "very tired" by his doctor, Sir John Richardson, after a visit to the British Prime Minister in a London hospital. Sir John said: "He is very tired. He has, slept all rifht, bat he Is tired and this is
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    Chamber chief appointed S'pore Senator
    369 1 Chamber chief appointed S'pore Senator SINGAPORE. Thurs. The appointment of Mr. Ko Teck Kin, President of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, as one of the' two Senators to the Malaysian Senate, reflects the importance of Singapore as a centre for commerce. A rubber magnate and multi-millionaire, Mr. Ko has actively
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    Lock icon China to pump less water to HK
    203 1 China to pump less water to HK HONG KONG, Thurs. China will supply Hong Kong with only 1,400 million gallons of water in the supply year which began on Oct. 1 instead of the normal 5,000 million gallons. In the last year rainfall over the border Shumchun reservoir from which
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS KENNEDY APPRECIATES AUSSIE STAND
    43 1 STOP PRESS KENNEDY APPRECIATES AUSSIE STAND WASHINGTON. Thurs. —Australian External Affairs Minister Sir GarfiHd Barwick said today after meeting President Kennedy that 'he was much encouraged by the Presidents "warm appreciation" of Au* t r all is position in support of Malaysia— Reuter.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Madame in vain search for I-won't-seeher father
      258 2 Madame in vain search for I-won't-see-her father WASHINGTON. Thursday jy|ADAME NGO Dinh Nhu vainly sought a meeting with her father here last night. Her search ended with a warm reunion with a family servant at the Vietnamese Embassy Madame Nfiu. accompanied by her 15-year-oid daughter, left her hotel hurriedly after
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      Lock icon Mme. Nhu: Our war more important than Malaya's
      245 2 WASHINGTON, Thurs. MADAME Ngo Dinh 1111 Nhu said yesterday that the anti-Commu-nist war in South Vietnam was "much more important" than the fight waged by Malaya and the Philippines against the Communists. Mme. Nhu was asked at a Women's Press Club luncheon
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      Lock icon A worried Macapagal orders big war on graft
      118 2 A worried Macapagal orders big war on graft itfANILA, Thurs. LTI President Macapagal, disturbed by a report that the Philippines was again riddled with corruption, yesterday ordered an intensified anti-graft drive. He issued the order during a meeting with his top advisers following a statement by currency expert Franz Pick
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      Lock icon Toni's second son
      47 2 KING HUSSEIN of Jordan with Prince Feisal, the second child born to his second wife, Princess Muna, formerly Miss Toni Gardner, who was English by birth and educated at a school in Kuala Lumpur. They also have a year-old son, Crown Prince Abdullah. Expresspic.
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      'Maphilindo with Burma' denial
      72 2 'Maphilindo with Burma' denial WASHINGTON, Than. Philippine Foreign Secretary Salvador P. Lopez yesterday discounted reports that his forthcoming three-day visit to Rangoon was linked with possible membership of Burma in an enlarged Maphilindo organisation. In a statement, he said the visit is "a goodwill visit, pure and simple." "Any reports
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      Lock icon Malaysian 'no' to Peking in UN
      350 2 Malaysian 'no' to Peking in UN Raman i: Remember unprovoked aggression against India UNITED NATIONS. Thursday MALAYSIA last night opposed U.N. recognition of Communist China. The decision, representing an important change from her abstention in last year's vote on the China issue, was disclosed to the General Assembly by Mr.
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      Peking 'shopping seriously5 in West
      155 2 Peking 'shopping seriously 5 in West F ONDON, Thurs. Communist Bloc economic pressures are forcing Peking to turn increasingly to trade with the West, the Federation of British Industries said yesterday. The FBI said It believed China was now seriously shopping In the Western world and may be doing so
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      Lock icon CHINA SEEKS A-WAR?—'A SLANDER'
      533 2 CHINA SEEKS A-WAR?—'A SLANDER' United Nations, Thursday RUSSIA told the General Assembly yesterday there could be no agreement on complete disa r m a ment without China's participation. Dr. Nikolai Fedorenko. the Soviet delegate, backed resolution to seat the Peking; regime but did not repeat customary Soviet references to Its
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      Lock icon Gilchrist tor talks
      40 2 LONDON, Thun. Mr. Andrew OUchrtat. the Brl Jsh Ambassador at Jakarta, Is expected here probably early next wwk to take part In discussions on the future of Ango- Indonesian relations, a Foreign Office spokesman announced today —Reuter.
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      Lock icon China in 1983—by Monty
      48 2 China in 1983— by Monty MANCHESTER. Than. Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery said yesterday that within 20 years China would dominate Asia. "We must make friends with China." he said at a luncheon here. "We must trade with her and bring her into the council* of the world." Reuter.
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon 'Dear Goosey' letters go back to palsce
      240 3 'Dear Goosey' letters go back to palsce NEW YORK, Thurs.— Three letters written by Queen Elizabeth to "Dear Goosey" will NOT be on sale tomorrow when an auction is held by an autograph dealer here. The British Consul-De-ri eral. acting on instructions from the Ambassador, Sir David Ormsby Gore has
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      Lock icon 2 US diplomats asked to leave
      43 3 WARSAW, Thurs.— Two U.S. Service Attaches have been asked to leave Poland, embassy officials said here last night. They were named as Commander i James A. Baxter, Naval Attache,, and Major Edward P. Stefanlk Assistant Military Attache.—Reuter.
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      Lock icon A RECORD: TOKYO TO LONDON IN 8½ HOURS
      95 3 A RECORD: TOKYO TO LONDON IN 8½ HOURS WASHINGTON, Thurs. A B-58 Hustler bomber flew non-stop from Tokyo to London yesterday in the record time of eight hours 35 minutes. The old mark of 17 hours 42 minutes was set in 1955 by a British Canberra jet. The bomber and
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      Lock icon Butler still leads, but Maudling is now in No. 2 position
      333 3 LONDON, Thursday. ]yj/R. R. A. Butler, 60, last night appeared still to have the edge in the Government leadership stakes but with Mr. Reginald Maudling, 46, believed not very far behind. With a decision expected by Friday, some parliamentary
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      Lock icon Newsman ('I was framed') is freed
      150 3 Newsman ('I was framed') is freed LONDON, Thurs. Laurence Terenoe Bell, 26, a freelance Journalist, was found not guilty at the Old Bailey yesterday of indecency offences against Guardsmen. The jury deliberated for 75 minutes. Mr. Justice Mackenna, in his summing up, said Bell was getting stories from Guardsmen which
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      Lock icon Russians delay British Army convoy
      93 3 Russians delay British Army convoy BERLIN. Thurs. A British Army convoy moved off to Berlin after being held up by the Russians for nearly 10 hours in a new "head-counting" dispute on the Autobahn across East Germany linking West Germany with Berlin. The convoy, made up of nine vehicles with
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      Lock icon The champion loser dies
      42 3 GLASGOW, Thurs.— Mr. Guy Aldred. who lost more deposits In British elections than any other candidate. died here yesterday aged 76. Mr. Aldred. an Independent Socialist, contested Glasgow constituencies seven times. Each time be lost his deposit. Reuter.
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      Lock icon MAKING CERTAIN...
      62 3 NEW YORK. Tburs. Fred Talbot. 52. an unemployed cook, killed himself last night by running head on into a wall and then pounding his head on the pavement. Earlier he bad thrown himself in front of a taxi, which braked to a squealing stop only inches from him.
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      Lock icon Yuri: We have not lost a single life in our space programme
      319 3 UNITED NATIONS. Thurs. Lieut.Col. Yuri Gagarin, the first spaceman, denied yesterday that there had been any fatality in the Soviet space programme. "I can say with all due responsibility that throughout the entire programme of space exploration we
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      U.S. LAUNCHES PAIR 'OF WATCHDOGS'
      169 3 CAPE CANAVERAL, Thurs. The United States last night launched a pair of "watchdog" satellites to detect nuclear explosions in space. Informed sources said it would take many hours to determine whether the 4851 b. satellites were In their planned orbits about 60,000 miles above the
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      Lock icon 'Chicken war' ends
      33 3 BRUSSELS. Thurs. The United States and six European Common Market countries last night reached an agreement to end the "chicken war" over American Imports of frozen poultry into Europe. —Reuter.
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    EXODUS BEGINS: 50 BRANCHES QUIT SATU
    994 4 A victory for Devon Nair A BIG exodus of members from the Singapore Association of Trade Unions (Satu) to the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) has begun following the recent two-day illegal strike called by Satu. Already 50 branches, belonging to five Satu unions,
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    THE NEW STATUS OF CHINESE WOMEN
    154 4 THE NEW STATUS OF CHINESE WOMEN SINGAPORE, Thurs. Chinese women here were now no longer considered "tightrope walkers in a circus" when seen unescorted in public places, the president of the Chinese Women's Association, Mrs. S.K. Wong, said today. Speaking* at tlie weekly' luncheon of the Rotary Club of Singapore-West.
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    Caravan tourists go on shopping spree
    126 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The 104 Wally Byan Caravan tourists from America who flew Into Singapore in two planes from Hong Kong last night today took time off for a shopping spree. Early today, Mr. Andrew Charles, the caravan director, met representatives from the Tourist Information
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    TRADE TEAM MEETS CHAMBER CHIEF
    143 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The president of the Indian Chamber of Commerce, Mr. K. M. Abdul Razak, said that foreign investment in industry in Singapore was warmly welcomed. He was speaking at a meeting with the U.S. marketing and industrial development trade mission at the chamber. He
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    Nurses: Secret ballot urged
    275 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs MR. F.V. Rajendra, general affairs secretary of the Singapore Medical Services Union, today suggested to a board of inquiry that a secret ballot should be held to determine the union representation dispute in the nursing service. The board, appointed by Government, Is to decide
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    NAVAL BASE STRIKE NOT CRIPPLING'
    259 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Admiralty today said the effects of the Naval Base strike on the Far East Fleet, 'Vhlch had many defence commitments in the area, was serious but not crippling. "Some repair and maintenance work Is being carried out In the Singapore dockyaid by
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    Rain-swollen rivers that flowed into disaster p001...
    883 5 Rain-swollen rivers that flowed into disaster p001... CHERAS FLOOD INQUIRY IS TOLD OF SIMILAR ACCIDENT 13 YEARS AGO— BUT NO RECORD OF LOSS OF LIFE KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday fHE commission of inquiry into last Wednesday's flood disaster at Cheras was told today of two rain swollen rivers which flowed into
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    Lock icon Union officials not recognised
    85 5 BRUNEI TOWN, Thurs. Tn*| Registrar of Trade Unions in Bru- net. Penglran Bahat, has said that the newly-elected committee members of the Government Workers Union, formerly controlled by the Brunei Party Ra'ayat. will not be recognised by the Labour Department yet. The Registrar has Informed the
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    Civil Disaster Fund mounts to $147,753
    443 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. TH E Civil Disaster Fund for the Cheras Road flood victims today received another $61,015, swelling the total to date to $147,--753. The biggest single donation came from the AngloOriental (Mi Ltd. and Its associated group of tin mine companies, who
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    Tin price may 'rocket' if confrontation hots up
    337 5 Tin price may 'rocket' if confrontation hots up KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. TF "real trouble" arose between Malaysia and Indonesia the price of tin could skyrocket again as it did during the Korean War. This prediction is made in the latest edition of "Tin," the international magazine for producers and consumers.
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    Committee meeting
    30 5 PENANG. Thurs. The working committee of Uiis year's Pe;iang Hari Bunga Poppy appeal will hold Its next meeting at the E and O ballroom at 5.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    2-year-old case again put off: Counsel protests
    160 5 2-year-old case again put off: Counsel protests IPOH, Thurs. A lawyer, Mr. K. S. Khong, protested in a magistrate's court here to- j day against a further postponement in a < two-year-old case. The case was a preliminary Inquiry in which a mason. Low Soon Voon, 20, was tentatively charged
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    Rallies at Morib
    33 5 BANTING, Thurs. The Morib branch of Umuo will hold rallies from Oct. 25 to 27. The Mlnlstei of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Hajl Jublr, will address one of the rallies.
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    4 clique engineered my retirement: Ex-officer
    802 7 'SLANDER CAMPAIGN... CALLED TO ANSWER STUPID QUESTIONS' HIGH COURT TOLD PEriANG, Thursday FORMER Assistant Controller of Foreign Exchange, Mr. M. Ratnavale, alleged in the Penang High Court today that a "clique" of officers in Kuala Lumpur "engineered" both the aboiition of his post and
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    MALAYA BARS THE TWO AHMADS
    205 7 K. LUMPUR, Thurs. AN official of the Ministry of External Affairs here said today that the two members of the banned Angkatan Ravolusi Tentera Islam Singa* oura who returned to Singapore from Indonesia are illegal immigrants. He said: "They are not Singapore citizens. They are,
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    'AID BRIGADE' IS URGED
    59 7 .Ml AX. Thurs. The Johore Malayan Indian Con Kress has passed a resolution urging the natioial M.I.C. to form a National Aid Brigade in view of the country's state of preparedness. The purpose of the brigade would be to mobilise all able-bodied Indians in Malaysia so
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    Club to hold dance
    33 7 PENANG. 'Iluus.— The Gelombang C!ub of Radio Malaysia. Penang. will hold a "Malam Mutiara gala dance" at the E and O ballroom from 8.30 p.m. on Sacurdav Nov. 2.
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    Lock icon Malaysia has full support of U.S: Baldwin
    226 7 K-UCHTN.G, Thurs. The United Amhassador to Malaysia, Mr. Charles Baldwin, who arrived here today on his first official visit, reiterated U.S. support for Malaysia. "Malaysia believes In human freedom. In the principle of national Independence, and Malaysia Is a country which has chosen
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    Cigarettes stolen
    34 7 PENANG. Thurs. Cigarettes worth aboul 5250 were stolen from a van yesterday. Salesman Leong Choh Boh. 27. told police he was going round various shops in town when he missed the cigarettes
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    Malaysia to have envoy in Rangoon
    192 8 Malaysia to have envoy in Rangoon KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs, The Malaysian Government is to open an embassy in Burma soon, a spokesman of the Ministry of External Affairs said today. A too Government official, who has held "an Important Dost overseas." has been named to be the first ambassador. The
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    Rediffusion union
    31 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The recently formed RediGusion Workers' Union <>i Malaya wll! hold its first general meeting at the union premises on Sunday at 11.16 a.m. to elect officials.
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    A PLANE FOR LATE-RISERS
    148 8 r SINGAPORE, Thurs. j MALAYAN Airways ITI today announced they will put on extra Fokker F 27 Friendship flights three days a week between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur from Nov. 4 to provide a mid morning service for those who cannot catch the earlier flights. These
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    TUN RAZAK'S PLEDGE ON DEFENCE OF SARA WAK
    231 8  -  GEOFFREY GELDARD from Kuching, Thursday fHE people of Malaya are ready and wiljing to come to Sarawak to defend Malaysia's sovereignty, Tun Abdul Razak, the Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister, told a Malaysian People's Solidarity Action rally in Kuching last night.
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    Pacific Paulette leaves 'gorgeous Malaya'
    187 8 Pacific Paulette leaves 'gorgeous Malaya' KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Queensland's "Miss Pacific," 18-year-old Paulette Mazzei, flew to Singapore today after comnletinff the first leg of her Far East tour. She said: "Malaysia is gorgeous. I love it. Malayan hospitality is overwhelming. "During my nine-day stay in Malaya I was treated like
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    'SOEKARNO HAS TAKEN AWAY FOOD FROM HIS PEOPLE TO FEED HIS OUTSIZE ARMY'
    217 8 Nlngkan. told the rally that Sarawak had achieved Independence a month ago through constitutional and democra- tic processes. "One would have thought that Indonesia would have been the first to rejoice with us when we attained our
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    Cat's Eyes9 flying Trident to S'pore
    119 8 Cat's Eyes 9 flying Trident to S pore SINGAPORE, Than. Group Captain John Cunningham, one of Britain's ace pilots during World War 11. is to visit Singapore on Saturday. Nicknamed "Cat's Eyes" because of his prowess as a night fighter pilot, Cunningham, who is chief test pilot of the De
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    NZ training adviser due in today
    88 8 NZ training adviser due in today KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A senior officer of the New Zealand Railways Department who Is an expert on public administration will arrive here tomorrow to begin an 18-month assignment In this country. He is Mr. E. H. Hitchcock, who has been appointed training adviser at
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    Free X-rays
    33 8 MUAR, Wed. Free X-rays will be provided by three mobile teams here and in Tanekak on the following dates: Tanekak, Oct. 18 and 19 and Nov. 8-10; I Muar. Nov. 23-26.
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    Pistol hold-up...in taxi
    56 8 Pistol hold-up... in taxi TAIPING. Thurs. Yaacob bin Hasnim was robbed of $40 by two copassengers In a taxi while returning to his home In Alor Star yesterday. One held his arm while the other pointed a pistol at him and took his money. The two passengers made him get
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    My search for a forgotten village with no name
    240 8  - My search for a forgotten village with no name JOSEPH MIRANDA By IPOH. Thurs. A Peo--1 pies Progressive Party M.P., Mr. Chan Swee Ho. spent a fruitless half-hour in a far corner of his Ulu Kinta constituency yesterday afternoon searching for a "forgotten village without a name." Mr. Chan, whose
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    Union official quits
    28 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Tht vice-president of the Malay Seamen's Union of Singapore, Inche A. Ghani bin Mardon. has resigned his post, giving ill-healih as the reason
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    Surfboard king of the beach generation
    1712 9  -  craig McGregor r- t* 1 RIDING a jolting surfboard at 40 miles an hour down the face of a huge, toppling wave is rather like skiing only more unpredictable. It is a sport which demands superb timing balance, a sense of artistry, and courage:
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    124 10 H'arats (Minimum) p**i:«fnll oo I M- 1 0 H.t at 38. arbranr PeraJt Alnr Slur, leaving benlad bm beloved wife. 1 daughter. sods. 4 rtau«hters-in-lat>-. 1 soa-in-lam. and many grandchildren Funeral will lake plar* on Kndav i» 10-83 at 11.00 am MADAM LIM BENO, belOVdd motber of Raw rhoo
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    FUNERAL
    28 10 •li It .ir«N SIO I Minimum i FUNERAL TODAY of late Fraacia Sob ("iioo Seng. Cortege leave* 61 Ernanl Street. 4 p.m for chnrch theme to Bidadan
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    87 10 ?0 H'orat* Sit (minimum) PERINBAM BARUCH. aged 70. Bussed away peacefully '6th October. Joshua Baruch and family thank Toungnerg staff and friends for all ayinpatby and help given THE FAMILY OF the lute Mrs M.B. Lemoa who passed away on 13-10-6S thank all friends and relatives for condolences, wreaths,
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    164 10 J* -Hi SIS (Minimum) SHE'S SLlM— she's beautiful: Ryvita ir her slimming diet keepa her fit. helps her *lim. Enjoy crisp, driirtoua I'.wita today. O.K. TAILOR, the beet tailor, commences business to-day, after renovation All patrons are welcome. 309, North RrldKe Roml. Spore. Tel: *****. FAREX Tin perfect 3-cereal
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      Singapore's New Team
      632 10 There are no surprises in Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's new Cabinet list. Dr. Toh Chin Chye is Deputy Prime Minis- ter once again, and the two ether senior People's Action i Party leaders. Dr. Goh Kcng |Swee and Mr. S. Rajaratnam. i retain their respective port- i
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      The Sabah Claim
      635 10 The Indonesian Government, through one of its many Ministerial spokesmen, has assured Sabah and Sarawak that oven if ihey begged for incorporation within the Indonesian Republic, their plea would be rejected. Indonesia is too large, too rich, too powerful, too prosperous to want to be burdened with
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    The top Tory contenders..
    1487 10  -  NORMAN SHRAPNEL by of Th« Guardian, London R.A. BUTLER BY all normal tokens there should have been no doubt about who would come in if Mr. Macmillan went out. But the unexpected in politics is now normal. and many will be surprised if the favourite wins.
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    Oil boom changes a world backwater
    371 10  - Oil boom changes a world backwater WILLIAM MILLINSHIP by LIBYA, well out of the news since the desert battles of World War 11. is quietly, almost stealthily, becoming one of the major oi 1 producing areas of the world. Only two years after oil first started flowing from the Zelten
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    Delegation to U.N. will not raise Malaysia issue
    292 11 Delegation to U.N. will not raise Malaysia issue SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Malaysian delegation to the United Nations will not raise the Malaysia issue in the General Assembly, but if any other country takes up the matter the delegation will put their case convincingly. The Minister of Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam,
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    'Mischief warning by Ismail
    337 11  -  A. SRIPATHY From f: Malacca. Thursday OPPOSITION IS TOLD: YOU FACE SAME FATE AS BOESTAMAM IF YOU ABUSE DEMOCRATIC SYSTEM THE Minister of Internal Security, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, last night warned members of Opposition parties not to create mischief and abuse our
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    Bethlehem call by 16 air tourists
    69 11 Bethlehem call by 16 air tourists OINGAPORE, Thurs. Sixteen Malaysians left Singapore by air this week on the first Alitalia Italian Airlines tour of the Holy Land and Europe. The tour lasts Just over three weeks. The group will visit Damascus, Jerusalem. Bethlehem, the Mount of Olives and Gethsemane. Later
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    Clerk of works dies
    41 11 ALOR STAR. Thurs. Mr Chew Ah Heng. 60. a former cleric of works In the Public Works Department here, died suddenly in his home at Sebrang Perak yesterday. The funeral will take place at 10 a.m tomorrow.
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    Hotels with a view for Shenton Way
    263 11  - Hotels with a view for Shenton Way CHI A POTEIK By CINGAPORE, Thurs.— Valuable land on Shenton Way, now being used as a car park, is to be made available to private developers for office buildings, hotels and premises which come under the category of "administrative use." The Government Ls
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    Malaysia loyalty pledge by Socialist Club
    163 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The University Socialist Club today pledged its full support and loyalty to Malaysia. "The University Socialist Club will not brook any encroachment on our national sovereignty." the c: V- secretary general. Mr Llm Swee Cheong. said Ir a statement "Let no one
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    Dato Loke greets bride at airport with kisses
    106 11 Dato Loke greets bride at airport with kisses SINGAPORE, Thurv— D.ito Loke Wan Tho. the cinema magnate, welcomed bis bride with kisses when she flew borne last night three weeks after their wedding in London. A large gathering of friends and relatives also greeted the former Mrs. Mavis Lim and
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    Airport re-opened
    25 11 PENANO, Thurs. Penang's reconstructed Bayan Lepas airport, with Its 5.700 ft. runway, resumed oceratlons this morning after an 1) tr.onths lay-off for renovations.
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    Australian expert on way to TV conference
    113 11 Australian expert on way to TV conference KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Mr. T. S. Duckmanton, assistant manager of the Australian Broadcasting Commission, arrived here today on his way to London to attend a meeting of the International Television Federation. Mr. Duckmanton said at the airport that among the "many things" that
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    $72 more for Hasnah Fund
    63 11 SINGAPORE Ihurs The Straits Times today received donations totalling $72 for Che Hasnan blnte Talb. widow of the Radio Malaya comedian who was killed In a road accident last month The donations were from. Maznah Husln *5; Tap Poh Sum S2; and Kaki-Tangan Kementerian Kesehatan.
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    $127 'trust' case
    41 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thui*.— A temporary postal clerk. Abas bin Hati Abdullah. 30. pleaded guilty In the Sessions Court here today to a charge of criminal breach of trust of $127 at trw General Port Office. Sentence was postponed.
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    EMPTY—THE CAR FOUND BY DIVERS
    328 11  - EMPTY— THE CAR FOUND BY DIVERS VICTOR NAYAGAM By I: Kuala Lumpur, Thurs. Fool keeps its secret: Are missing couple in it? ARMY divers hauled out a 1953 model Hillman car from a mining pool off the 3* mile Cheras Road today. It was empty. It had been feared yesterday
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      365 11 |Today's radio, TV j RADIO MALAYSIA wa-ku close Down M £!Si£k%s"*2i v> RADIO SINGAPORE V MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE A.M.: 8.00 Time Signal. Ne- 478 met rem gara-Jtu; 60a Prelude to Break- SHOBTWAVfc SERVICE: (Ml. 100 lime Signal, tne 41 metrea SS: aKs rVrdsr Day 732 Brealtlast CluO 800 Mornln Prelude;
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    Austrians to take more rubber
    413 12 rm COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL NEWS... By OUR MARKET STAFF MALAYSIA'S TOP CUSTOMER IN VIENNA PLANNING TO BUY DIRECT FROM STORE TO SPEED UP DELIVERY MALAYSIA'S top rubber customer in Austria, Semperit-Gummi Werke of Vienna, is planning to buy more of the commodity to meet its
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    ARROW SALES DIRECTOR DUE TODAY FOR TALKS
    56 12 ARROW SALES DIRECTOR DUE TODAY FOR TALKS MR. HANS J. Schwerdtfeger (above), export sales director of the Arrow Company, is due in Singapore today for a short visit in the course of a world tour of Arrow sales offices. While here.' he will have talks with Mr. T. S. Mao,
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    Alcan's P.J. output expanding
    288 12 Alcan's P.J. output expanding A LTHOUGH production r\ started only a few months ago at Alcan Malayan Aluminium Co. Ltd.'s rolling mill at Petaling Jaya. three srflfts are now being worked and a total labour force of 170 is employed. Month by month production is Increasing as the operators learn
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    Laxative from Sydney here
    51 12 Vincent Chemical Company of Sydney, manufacturer of Vinac tablets, has Introduced a new product, Vlnlax, to the Malaysian market. Vinlax Is a laxative with a chocolate base. "vs Mr. John Pearce. the company's senior resident representative In Malaysia. The local sole agents are Jardine Waugh (Singapore)
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    SLIGHT DECLINE IN AUSTRALIAN WHEAT CROP
    237 12 SLIGHT DECLINE IN AUSTRALIAN WHEAT CROP AUSTRALIA'S wheat crop, due for harvesting in December, is expected to show a slight decline on last year's record output of more than 300 million bushels. An estimate by the Australian Wheat Board shows that at least 270 million bushels will be delivered to
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    Kodak men to attend H.K. course
    102 12 Kodak men to attend H.K. course TWO of Kodak's technical service representatives, Mr. Richard Ng Eng Pheow. of Singapore, and Mr. Philip Llew of Kuala Lumpur, leave on Sunday for Hong Kong to attend a 10-day specialised X-ray training course. The course, which begins on Monday and ends on Nov.
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    RECORD YEAR FOR BMC.
    71 12 Mr. Oeorge Harriman. B.M.c. chalrmar. said In London this week that they would smash all previous export records In 1963. The export value was .now running 1 at an annual rate of 325,000 units, I "more than 18 per cent higher than In 1962". The current
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    TAMPOI ZIP MANUFACTURER SEEKS FOREIGN MARKETS
    293 12 MALAYAN Zips Ltd. of Tampoi, Johore, manufacturer of zips and slide fasteners, is to venture into foreign markets. This was disclosed this week by the managing director. Mr. Yuen Weng Van. who added that export agents were now being sought to handle the trade
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      66 12 j I^»M|^W Now you can enjoy the best! '«Ji> BEEFEATER 111 BEEFEATER Hlfloi||i The twice-famous jjin has Sm\ come to Malaysia. &s£s& l)i« Here, indeed, is gin such mj^Kjt '"^^E^s^klJ'L' as you have never known i*&m\i*yt ■iMIbII down from generation to HW% at the famous London Beefeater distillery since 1820
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    REBELS RAID BORDER POST
    165 13 REBELS RAID BORDER POST KUCHING, Thurs. A border post in the Second Division of Sarawak was attacked by Indonesian terrorists last Saturday, it was learned today. One terrorist and one Gurkha soldier were killed in the fighting. Meanwhile, operations are still going on against the terrorist gang that attacked Long
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    PC killed in scooter and van crash
    88 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Peter Can Ah Hock, 21. a constable attached to the Orchard Road police station, was killed yesterday when his scooter collided with a van at Jalan Lamar. Gan's pillion rider. Glam Slong Kwang, 21, was admitted to hospital In a serious
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    Two to attend Athens meet
    57 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two re)i( venmtives of the United Workers of the Petroleum Industry left for Athens today to attend the fourth world congress of the International Federation of Petroleum Workers. They are Mr. Seah Mvi Kok. the general secretary, and Mr Bernard Rodrlgnes. assistant Renoral
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    Women's convention
    32 13 PENANG. Thurs. The women's section of the 3 enang division of Party Ra'ayat will held a women's convention at the Pulau Tikus community hall at 2 p.m. on Oct. 27.
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    Jakarta orders S'pore mission to close
    277 13  -  JACKIE SAM TRADE OFFICE CANNOT CONTINUE BECAUSE OF DIPLOMATIC BREAK By Singapore, Thur«. gINGAPORE'S trade and cultural mission in Jakarta was today given two weeks to close down. The mission regards this as "ample time" for them to move out. In a note to
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    HOLES-IN-ROOF PUPILS MOVE TO CONVENT
    271 13 HOLES-IN-ROOF PUPILS MOVE TO CONVENT KUALA LUMPUR, Thun T*HE 160 pupils at the national-type Malay pri--1 mary school at Port Swettenham, who are given holidays on rainy days because of holes in the roof, have been transferred temporarily to St. Anne's Convent nearby. In addition, the Selangor Chief Education Officer.
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    Governor's advice: 'Don't use secondhand thoughts'
    173 13 Governor's advice: 'Don't use secondhand thoughts' OENANG, Thurs.— The Governor, Raja Tun Uda Al-HaJ. today advised pupiis of St. George's Girls' School not to have "secondhand thoughts." "Many oeople seem afraid to thtnk for themselves and merely follow what others are doing." he said at the school's annual prize-giv-ing. "Others
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    Airport duty case: Not guilty plea
    67 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Cheah Yap Chin alias Cheah Yap Theam. 30, a businessman here, was charged In the Sessions Court here today for possessing dutiable goods worth $3,969 at the Kuala Lumpur airport at 9.15 a.m. yesterday. The goods Included 19 pairs of trousers.
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    School's speech day
    20 13 MUAR. Thurs. The Ismail School here will hold its annual prlze-glvlng and speech day on Oct. 34.
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    Tamboo hopes for mine strike settlement
    146 13 KUALA LUMPUR, I Thurs. The Commissioner for Industrial Relations, Mr. F. Tarnboo, today expressed the hope that a solution would soon be found to the six-day-old strike by 250 workers at Austral Amalgamated tin mine in Puchong. The strike is over the management's refusal
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    DOWNWARD ADJUSTMENT IN INDUSTRIALS CONTINUES
    550 16 From Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIALS were gene--1 rally easier on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday especially among the newer counters. The market was particularly active towards the end of trading when the easier tendency was accelerated. The process of downward adjustment in the new issues
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 16 Malayan Stock Indices Ocl. 16 Oct. 17. Industrials: 120.06 118.94 Tins: 1«7.76 107.89 S rubbers: 109.57 109.57 Dec. 29. 1963 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    870 16 COMBINED business in the Sin(?apore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Boustaad (1.000) SI 57, (1.000) $1.56: Central Properties 51. 36 SL. »1.35 BL, Sl-34 SL. (21,000) $1.37. (34.000) $1.36, (1W.000) $1.83, (23.000)
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    CLOSING PRICES
    22 16 October 17. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 72, cents (up i: cents). TIN: 5467.75 (up 53.62J). Estimated unofficial ofTering 240 tons (unchanged).
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    294 16 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour wharves or expected today are: Lars Mellng 29/30. Mlkasa Maru 31/32, Thorscape 23/24, Kothensteln 33/34, München 1/2, Japan 4/3, Mombasa Maru 8/9, Sadao N.W. 4. President Grant IS, Toledo 46, Rebeverett 3S/39, Benarmln 33/36, atraat Ball 42/43, Empire Oannet 21/22. Rochab
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    66 16 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Singa1 pare noon pricei per plcul yesterday: Coconut ell: Unquoted: Cepra: Oct./ Nov. UK/Continent: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok white $130 Mllera. Sarawak white $147| sellers, special Sarawak black $115 sellers, garbled Lamponx black $115 sellers, AST A |147| sellers. Singapore Coconut Oil Mlllerf Aetselatlon prices: bulk
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    Straits tin up by $3.62£: Rubber values harden
    403 16 FALLOWING the London r lead Straits tin yesterday rose 5362 A to $467.75 per plcul. the highest price since mid-June. The offering at 240 tons was unchanged. In London on Wednesday values were fully sustained in moderately active dealings. The market was
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    76 16 I PHI Malayan e.ch.ng. Banks' Am*. I l elatt*n mad* the>p changes id in rat** to merchant! yestrrday (all rate* to $100): •tiling TT M OO ready: French Fran*t |M |I; Mal.an Lira MM; Swedish Kltnir lb'< I i. On the (r** .xh.ru. market in i Honis Kook
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    135 16 MELBOURNE. Thurs. INDUSTRIAL shares A.C.I, and I Drug Houses had solid gains today following their sharp declines over the past few days, otherobo the market continued to ease with falls again well In excess of rises. In minings Barrier shares strengthened, rjut Mount Is» continued to ease and
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    RUBBER PRICES
    249 16 VOVCMBER first grado rubber buy- ort fob. closed at S p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yestrrday at ~2\ cents per In. up II MM on Wednesday's closing level (or the poult ion. Th.' tone vra* steady quiet. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. closing prices in contt per Ib. yesterday:
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    192 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) October 17. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Ounlopn 20 tts. M. Cement IS Stßj E. Emelters 2U eta. McAllster 14 rts. Kn«o 21 cts. Koblnson 11 eta. Ked. Dls. 13 cts. c. Storage 4id. K. ft N. 18 cts. Kothmana 13 eta. liainmoi" 16 cts. 8. Land 6
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      744 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA CHAIR OF PHARMACOLOGY AND THERAPEUTICS APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment to the Chair of Pharmacology and Therapeutics In tbe newly established Faculty of Medicine at the University of Malaya. Candidates should have high academic qualifications and wide experience in Teaching and Research. Previous experience in
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    Lock icon Brundage hint to S. Africa: Drop out gracefully
    282 18 AT THE lOC CONGRESS: BADEN-BADEN Thurs. gOUTH Africa was last night unofficially sounded out to see whether she would be prepared to withdraw from next year's Tokyo Olympics because of the storm over apartheid in sport, an authoritative source said here early
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    Lock icon Tokyo's problem of accommodation
    194 18 BADEN-BADEN, Thursday. TOKYO is facing many difficulties in arranging sufficient accommodation for foreign tourists who will attend next year's Olympic Games, a press conference was told here yesterday. Shlgeru Yosano. chief of the Tokyo Municipal bureau preparing for the Games, said the city was working on
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    ELECTRONIC BRAIN TO SERVE AT TOKYO
    217 18 ELECTRONIC BRAIN TO SERVE AT TOKYO BADEN-BADEN, Thurs.— A team of technicians is already briefing a giant computer for its task of providing a near-instant-aneous results service at next October's Olympic Games at Tokyo. Ii was learned at the International Olympic Committee congress here that the International Business Machines electronic
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    Lock icon Springboks 'stronger than before'
    150 18 Springboks 'stronger than before' ¥>ERTH, Thurs.— A better openX Ing attack and outstanding fielding could combine to nuke South Africa's cricket team In Australia and New Zealand this season stronger than the 1952-53 Springboks, said manager Ken Vlljoen here yesterday. Mr. Vlljoen was speaking at a press conference when the
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    VIP golf at Klang
    241 18 |7"LANO. Thurs. Prime Mlnls- ter Tengku Abdul Rahman will captain the Senior Golfers' Society of Malaya team against the Sultan of SeUngor's Royal Alam Shah Golfing Boclety side for th« Crltchley Trophy on the new course on th# Istana grounds here on Sunday. The Bu'.tan of
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    Lock icon IT'S TOUGH ON THE FEET FOR TULLOH
    37 18 ORUCE TULLOH (England) rests his weary bare feet after winning the 5.000 metres event in the Tokyo International Sports Week on Sunday. Tulloh ran bare-footed in the race. U.P.I, picture.
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    Pele won't be able to play for World XI
    167 18 Pele won't be able to play for World XI F ONDON, Thurs.— Pele, recognised as the world's greatest footballer, will definitely not play for the Rest of the World XI against England at Wembley next Wednesday, officials of Pele's Club, Santos, said at Milan last night. The Santos officials said
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    Lock icon Stoke draw again
    99 18 LONDON. Thurs. Results of football matches played last night: League Cup second round replay Stoke 3 Scunthorpe 3. Third round Aston Villa 0 West Ham 2: Halifax 2 Walsall 0; Hull 0 Manchester City 3: Swlndon 3 Southend 0: Tranmere 1 Leicester 2. League Dlv. 2 Derby
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    Lock icon SPEEDY AUSSIES ROUT BRITAIN 28-2
    178 18 T ONDON, Thurs. Aus- i Ju tralia hammered Britain 28-2 in the first of three Rugby Tests under floodlights at Wembley here last night. Britain, who trailed 2-10 at halftime, were without their standoff half. David Bolton, for threequarters of the game. He left the
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    31 18 MALACCA, Thurs. New Market, the Malacca League and Cup soccer champions, will meet Mercantile Bank, Kuala Lumpur, side in a friendly match at Kubu Stadium here on Saturday (7.30 pjn).
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      Cinemascope III in form
      546 19 He beats two stablemates in smart trial SINGAPORE, Thursday. £1! AW STABLE'S money-spinner Cinemascope III showed good form in a gallop with stablemates Pinkson and Silver Screen III at Bukit Timah this morning. The Colin Tulloh-trained trio turned on the speed from the 5f post. Cinemascope
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      50 19 LONDON. Thurs. Zaleucus, who was to have been ridden by Doug Smith in Saturday's Cambridgeshire is coughing and will not run. it was announced last night. Zaleucus was last Quoted at 33-1. Another Cambridgeshire absentee will be Spree, who will run Instead In the Champion Stakes tomorrow. Reuter.
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      Close tussle for jockeys
      133 19 SINGAPORE, Thurs. With 16 racing days remaining for the season, the jockeys' champion ship race is still wide open. No more than five winners separate the four top jockeys Lyall Hartaridge. with 46 winners, leads by three from Keith Moxham. Merv Posner and Johnny Wilson are
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      KOPS WANTS TO ADD MALAYSIAN CROWN TO HIS 'BAG'
      269 19  - KOPS WANTS TO ADD MALAYSIAN CROWN TO HIS 'BAG' FRANCIS BOEY By UUALA LUMPUR, 1Y Thurs.— Erland Kops. the Danish badminton ace, who has already won three major international titles this year the All England, American and Canadian wants to add the Malaysian crown to his achievements. Kops whose most
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        Beware living in a Fool's Paradise
        703 19 Beware living in a Fool's Paradise IS a final period of A three months' intensive centralised training from February, without the tests of international competition, sufficient to mould Malaysia's young badminton team 1n t a strong challengers for the Thomas Cup at Tokyo next May? Mr. Leow Kirn Fatt, man-ager-coach
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        NEWCOMERS SHINE IN STORE TRIAL
        308 19 SINGAPORE, Thurs. r». EVANS, the former Newport stand-off, played brilliantly at stand-off and then as a centre in today's first state rugger trial on the padang. Evans5 auick thlnkin* caught his markers often on the wrong foot and another feature of his play was that
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      Much talent in S'gor 23's trial
      162 19 Much talent in S'gor 23's trial KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Selangor Rugby Union's first Under-23 trial on the Padang here today showed an abundance of talent. In the trial the Paatal XV, drawn from players of the University and Language Institute, beat the Rest by 18 points (three goals and
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      KEN DA VIS HITS EARLY GOALS TO BEAT THAIS
      310 19  -  JOE DORAI By Singapore, Thurs. AN outstanding display by inside-left Ken Davis A helped Joint Services Invitation XI hand Thailand's Olympic soccer team a 2-1 defeat at Jalan Besar tonight. Davis took his chances well to score both goals for Services.
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      KO SOCCER
      53 19 IPOH. Thurs.— The Perak Amateur Football Association will hold its knockout competitions for the Cow and Gate Cup (Junior division teams) and the Lim Seng Pook Cup (seniors) next week. Ten teams will compete for the Cow and Gate Cup while six teams will take part in the
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      169 19 I almost missed my big chance L Th» night before an interview for an important 12.0 a my way 10 the interview the next rooming )ok I celebrated a festival with my family. I suffered from severe indigestion. X I unwrapped a Bnmint antacid sweet, nicked 4. I felt tine
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      253 19 HOCKEY Hannlfui Shield (south rone) S'gor v Johore (3.46 p.m.) Negrl v Malacca (5.16, both matches at Seremban). Talping Lge: 7th Bn RMR v Tigers B 1 (Esplanade). Spore DW. I: SCC v IA (padang); DW. 3: Police C v YMCA (Thomson Rd). BADMINTON B'por e senior Inter- team championship
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    Premier's call
    45 20 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, is expected to make an appeal to the people of Singapore to Join the Territorial Army to maintain the internal security of Malaysia. The appeal will be made over Radio Malaysia and Television Singapura.
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    TUN RAZAK (IN SARAWAK) HAS TALKS ON BORDER RAIDS
    281 20 TUN RAZAK (IN SARAWAK) HAS TALKS ON BORDER RAIDS KUCHING, Thursday. fUN ABDUL Razak, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence, today met the operations sub-committee of the Sarawak state security executive committee to discuss problems of Indonesian border attacks and internal Communist activities. This morning he had discussions with
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    59 20 MANILA, Thurs. President Macapagal said tonight the Philippine Government had entered Into agreements with Thailand, Burma and South Vietnam for the "continuous and indefinite importation of rice to keep our people from hunger." In a radio and television speech, he said this year's local rice supply
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    A new school
    22 20 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The official opening of the Swiss Cottage Integrated Secondary School has now been fixed for Nov. 6.
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    ANTI-INDONESIA RALLY IS OFF
    128 20 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A huge anti-Indo-nesia rally, planned for next month on the padang, has been cancelled. The organiser of the rally, Inche Ghazali Ismail, a journalist, said here tonight that the rally had been called off "in the interests of the people in Singapore." He did
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    314 20 LONDON, Thurs. It has been a good day In the stock markets and. although the September trade figures were mildly disappointing, they did little to check the advance In prices. The optimism of the Chancellor of the Exchequer and encouraging economic pointers were stimulating selective buying of equities
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    RUBBER
    39 20 LONDON. Thurs.— Spot 21 5/16 d., Nov. 21 d.. Dec. 219/ldd., Jan. 21 -,d.. Jan Mar. 21\d., Apr/June 21 11/164.. July/Sept. 21Sd., Oct./ Dec. 219 16d.. Jan. Mar. 21 id., cU.-Nov. 21 id., Dec. 21Ud. Tone: Barely steady.
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    25 20 LONDON. Thurs. Buyers £943 >4, sellers £945. Forward buyers £940, sellers £941, Settlement £942... Turnover a.m. 260 tons pjn. 310 tons. Tone Very steady.
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    Case of captain on breach of trust charge is put off
    551 20 Case of captain on breach of trust charge is put off IT'UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A courtmartial trying Capt. W.L.M. Perry, 42, an officer on the permanent staff of the Ter- j ritorial Army, on a charge of criminal breach of trust, today upheld, a defence con- 1 tention that "certain
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    Pontian: Still a 24-hour alert for intruders
    166 20 F3NTIAN, Thurs. The Police Field Force is still on a 24-hour alert on the South-west Johore coast for any signs of Indonesian intruders in the area. All along the coastline and near all approaches to the sea, armed Jungle policemen have been placed
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    15 20 A.N.R. AVVAR fathrr-ln-law ot C Rlttapa Iyer paused away vuddenly at Trlvandamm. Drcply regretted.
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    467 20 ALGERIAN forces attacked the Moroccans in the desert frontier region today, it was announced in Colow Bechar, West Algeria, but in Marrakesh, a Moroccan minister said agreement on a ceasefire had been reached in principle. Final details would be arranged in talks which resumed-
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      42 20 XJIGHEST and lowest tempera- tures In Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Wednesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Unreal Kuala Lumpur 91 75 Kota Bharu 86 75. Penang 86 73 Ipoh 90 73 Malacca 86 75 Singapore 86 73
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