The Straits Times, 2 December 1963

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 The Straits Times fl e u»f»* cX Estd. 1845. MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1963. 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    POSTMEN STRIKE
    831 1 Last-minute bid by Lee to avert a stoppage fails AUPE CHIEF KANDASAMY ISSUES CALL AFTER STORMY 4-HOUR MEET SINGAPORE, Monda AN 1 1 th hour bid by the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, to avert a strike of some 1,000 postal and telecommunications workers failed last night,
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    Lock icon Jakarta propaganda in border —areas
    77 1 Jakarta propaganda in border areas JAKARTA. Sun.—Pro- paganda and indoctrination courses are now being actively carried out in the border areas between Indonesian and Malaysian Borneo, Antara news agency reported today. The agency said the action was taken "as a reply to thi' false British propaganda that Indonesia Is weak."
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    Heart girl is critical
    51 1 BANGKOK. Sun —A 16-year-old Malayan girl who was .scheduled to return home next week alter a delicate heart operation here was In critical condition at the Chulalongkorn Hospital today. She i.s IflM Yee Yen Hor of Ipoh. Perak. whose trip here was sponsors i>. the Rotary
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    Princess flies into Spore
    65 1 WARM AIRPORT WELCOME BY DR. TOH PRINCESS MARGARETHE greeted at Singapore Airport by Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. Following her down the steps of the RMAF aircraft is Mr. F. De Jonquires, the Danish Ambassador. On Dr. Ton's right is Dato Wan Rahim, Protocol
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    Quick 100k—then on to Hong Kong
    266 1 Quick 100k then on to Hong Kong SINGAPORE, Sunday. (JROWX Princess Margarethe flew into Sihga|>ore today for a brief glimpse of the island's lush vegetation and orchids before sailing to Hong Kong tonight. The heiress to the Danish throne flew In a little past noon after a four-day visit to
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    Britain's record year for fire damage
    72 1 LONDON. Sun. Britain's annual bill for fires will this year be the highest in her history. Mr. K. Bevlns, deputy chairman of the British Fire Protection Association tola a meeting here. The British Insurance Association said about £7,761,000 worth of uumage was caused by
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    Lock icon Salvation decision: let's get -with it'
    129 1 Salvation decision: let's get -with it'- ONDON, Sun. The Salvation Army is to "get with it" in an attempt to interest young people. Electric guitars and banjos will be replacing the traditional tambourines and cymbals of the Army's street corner bands. The Army's new general, 64-year-old Gen. Frederick Coutts, said
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    Ship saves 2
    27 1 TOKYO, Sun. A Japanese fishing vessel has rescued two Americans adrift In a rudderless yacht off San Diego, the Maritime Bafety Agency reported yesterday.
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    Lock icon His sorrow-in blood
    69 1 His sorrow- in blood BANGKOK. Bun.-A young man In South Thailand wrote in blood his message of condolence- "Borry Kennedy dead." local newspapers repcted today. The man went to the office of the U.S. Inform- ation Service In Songhkla, where there was a book for messages of condolence. He cut
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    Lock icon MENZIES ON POLL WIN: REMARKABLE VICTORY
    105 1 MENZIES ON POLL WIN: REMARKABLE VICTORY MELBOURNE. Sun. The Australian Prime Minister, Sir Robert Menzies, today described his Liberal Party's win in the Australian general election as "a remarkable victory." "In my best moments I sajd I would settle for a majority of 10 seats. A majority of 12 would
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    Bombs thrown at legation
    51 1 MONTEVIDEO (Uruguay). Sun. Four small bombs and a "Molotov cocktail" were lust night hurled against the wall of the Yugoslav legation. Police said the only damage wa s smudging of the wall by smoke. Minister Marc Mlllc attributed the attack to "persons wanting to disturb Uruguayan-Yugoslav
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    Lock icon 101—going strong
    36 1 101 going strong PEEBLES (Scotland). Bun. Mr. Francis Mathlson, warned in 1887 by doctors diagnosing a serious heart complaint, to "take it easy or you will not live long," was 101 yesterday in excellent health— Reuter.
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    Lock icon STUDENTS PROTEST AGAINST 'INSULTS TO SOEKARNO'
    132 1 STUDENTS PROTEST AGAINST 'INSULTS TO SOEKARNO' JAKARTA, Sun. Two hundred students demonstrated in front of the American Consulate building in Soerabaya, East Java, last Friday in protest against insulting remarks alleged to have been made by U.S. Senators about President Soekarno, Antara news agency said today. The Senators were quoted
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    Lock icon Aleppo dope ring
    46 1 DAMASCUS. Sun— An International drug smuggling ring has been discovered In Aleppo, Northern Syria, Captain Rlfaat Klnge. Director of Security In Aleppo, said today. Security officers made six arrests after seizing about 30 lbs. of pure opium and distilling equipment, he said. Reuter.
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    No need to operate on Sarit
    263 1 No need to operate on Sarit BANGKOK. Sun.— The Thai Vice-Premier and Defence Minister. General Thanom Kittikachorn, said today there was "no need" for Field Marshal Sarit Thanarat, the ailing Prime Minister, to undergo an operation. However. Dr. Leonard Heaton. the U.S. Army surgeongeneral, who flew in yesterday from Washington,
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    28 1 TOP TALKS LONDON. Sun. Sir Alec Doußlas-Hom«\ Prime Minuter. will visit WashinKton Feb. 1! and 13 for talks with President Johnson, it was announced today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon MENZIES GETS A CLEAR MANDATE
    366 2 AFRO-ASIAN DESK SYDNEY, Sunday OBSERVERS today saw Sir Robert Menzies' unexpectedly resounding win in yesterday's Federal elections as a vindication of his coalition's foreign affairs policy the issue on which the Government decided to seek a new mandate. In declaring the date for the poll.
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    Lock icon Convincing mandate for Holyoake's policies
    162 2 Convincing mandate for Holyoake's policies WELLINGTON. SonNew Zealand's National Party Government, beaded by Mr. Keith Holyoake, won a convincing mandate for three more years in office in yesterday's general election. The Government victory was generally regarded here as vindication of Mr. Holyoake s policy of steady but unspectacular economic development
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    Lock icon Absent again
    52 2 HONG KONG. Sun. The I Laotian neutralist fonima-rirr i General Kong Le failed to show ud for the second ume lan. w— for scheduled talks with pro-Com-munist commander Gpnpral Sina j Kapo on the. Plain of Jar*. thi> j 1 New China News Aeency reported 1 1 last
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    Lock icon NAGALAND NOW INDIAN STATE—THE SMALLEST
    124 2 NAGALAND NOW INDIAN STATE— THE SMALLEST NEW DELHI, Sun. Nagaland, home of the fierce primitive Naga tribesmen who for eight years have been waging a miniature guerilla struggle against the Indian Government, gets internal autonomy today. It becomes India's 18th and smallest State. But the hard core of rebel tribesmen
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    Jakarta honour for Val
    43 2 JAKARTA. Sun. Cosmonette Valentina Tereshkova became an honorary member of the Indonesian Air Force in ceremonies here yesterday while her husband Andrian Nlkolayev looked on. He had been awarded the same honour during a previous visit to Indonesia.— U.P.l.
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    Sympathetic French view of aid to Cambodia
    312 2 PARIS, Sunday. THE French Government is examining with sympathy the possibility of providing financial aid to Cambodia, a spokesman of the French Foreign Office said here yesterday. At the same time the French Government, said the spokesman, envisages favourably the idea put forward
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    Lock icon 'Agreement to spy for US' charge by Sihanouk
    76 2 Prince Sihanouk said that Mr. Dulles "concluded an agreement" with Mr. Slat Peou at the very time that "President Elsenhower was solemnly receiving me at the White House after having fired 21 salvoes in my honour" in 1958. Prince Sihanouk, who recently
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    Lock icon Diem and Nhu: Photos show they WERE murdered
    221 2 Diem and Nhu: Photos show they WERE murdered SAIGON, Sun.—President Ngo Dinh Diem and his advi-ser-brothet, Mr. Ngo Dinh Nhu, were shot dead wnile their hands were bound behind their backs. United Tress International photographs showed today. The photon were taken on Nov. 2, the day after the military junta
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    Jackie strolls the beach of memories
    190 3 Jackie strolls the beach of memories U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK HYANNIS PORT (Massachusetts), Sun. Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy and her two children went for a lonely walk yesterday along the Cape Cod seashore where she and her late husband had spent their happiest hours. The 34-year-old widow of President John F. Kennedy ventured
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    Lock icon The third widow...
    67 3 The third widow MARINA OSWALD WEEPS BESIDE HER HUSBANDS TEXAS GRAVE MRS. MARINA OSWALD, widow of the accused assassin of President Kennedy, holds her daughter June and weeps at the graveside services for her husband, Lee Harvey Oswald, in Fort Worth, Texas. Oswald, who had been charged with the murder
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    Lock icon Oswald as a boy showed split personality tendencies
    271 3 Oswald as a boy showed split personality tendencies NEW YORK, Sun.— More details of the life of Lee Harvey Oswald, the exMarine murdered after his arrest on a charge of assassinating President Kennedy, came to light yesterday. The New York Post said that Oswald had a psychiatric and truancy record
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    Lock icon Never on a Saturday
    53 3 LONDON, Sun. A young man waving a gun walked into Unford post office yesterday and demanded money. "This Is Saturday.' postmlstres.'Iris Brown told him. 'We haven 1 got any money on Saturdays YouVe come on the wrong day." The youth walked out and roared off on
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    Lock icon US subs 'can be tracked'
    69 3 MOSCOW, Sun.— A Soviet Admiral said yesterday that U.S. submarines armed with nuclear missiles will be tracked as were their World War II predecessors— by the noise they make. Admiral Andrei Chabanenko, commander of the Northern Fleet, wrote in the Government newspaper Izvestia: "Although they
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    Lock icon Call to veto mergers
    52 3 ABEROAVENNY (Wales). Sun. Mr. Arthur Greenwood, chairman of Britain's Labour Party, yesterday advocated Government veto rights in the case of proposed newspaper mergers. He said: "I believe that the State should be able to veto a newspaper merger it considers undesirnble in thr lnteretss of the
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    Secret Service protection for Jackie, children
    127 3 WASHINGTON, Sun The House of Representatives Is expected to pass a BUI tomorrow to provide temporary Secret Service protection and other benefits to Mrs. John F. Kennedy widow of the late President, and her two children. Under an- existing law. enacted in 1958. Mrs
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    Lock icon Guards for Johnson's daughters even when dating
    206 3 Guards for Johnson's daughters even when dating WASHINGTON. Sun.— Lynda Bird and Lacy Baines, teenage daughters of President Lyndon Johnson, now must become accustomed to the watchful eye of a Secret Service man— even when they ar* dating. Since President Kennedy's assassination, an agent has been with ear h of
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    Lock icon WILSON WARNS AGAINST BONN ATOM AIMS
    153 3 WILSON WARNS AGAINST BONN ATOM AIMS LONDON, Sunday. MR. Harold Wilson, leader of the Opposition, warned here yesterday against West Germany's "nuclear ambitions." Mr. Wilson, who opened a Labour Party bazaar in his constituency, attacked British foreign policy and Sir Alec Douglas-Home, the Prime Minister. "I welcome his assurance that
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    Lock icon 101 st birthday
    39 3 PEEBLES (Scotland). Sun. Doctors told Francis Mathison when he was 23 to "take it easy or you will not live long." Yesterday he celebrated his 101 st birthday and still insists on a daily walk UPI.
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    Lock icon Further Berlin Wall evictions by German —Reds
    194 3 Further Berlin Wall evictions by German Reds OERLIN, Sun. East German police yesterday resumed evictions of residents along the East-West Berlin border to prevent the flight of refugees to the Western sector. Tenants In a •flve-storey apartment house on Sebastian Strasse, near the Helnrlch Heine Strasse crossing point, were moved
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    Lord Newall dies at 77
    40 3 LONDON. Sun. Lord Newall, Marshal of the Royal Air Porce, died last night at his home He was 77. He was Governor-General and Commander-in-chief, New Zealand, from 1941-46. when he was created a baron. UPL
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    25 3 NEW YORK, Sun.— Heavy rains, snow and gales reaching 71 m.p.h. battered North-East America yesterday, causing widespread damage In coastal areas. Reuter.
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    Bonus: Firm does not oppose amendment to award
    261 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. A.G. Colton. representing the Straits Times Press (Malaya) Ltd., told the Industrial Arbitration Court yesterday that the company agreed with the Sinpore Printing Employees Union that discrimination in the matter of bonuses was "unrealistic and contrary to industrial expediency."
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    New agreement signed
    68 4 SINGAPORE. Sun— The Singapore Catering Services Stall and Workers' Trade Union has signed a new agreement with Cathay Hotel« Ltd. covering more than 150 workers. The new agreement, retrospective to Sept. 1. was signed on Oct. 11 after three months of negotiations between the two parties. It
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    Union's new officials
    152 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Pagl bin Sidek was elected president of the Executive Council of the United Workers of Petroleum Industry at a meeting held on Nov. 25. Other new officials are Mr. Bernard Roarigrues, Mr. Mnhmood bin Ahmaa < vice-presidents i Mr. Scan Mvi Kolc (general secretary);
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    PPP's all-out election bid
    224 4 'WE CAN WIN WHERE INDIAN VOTES ARE DECISIVE' OBJECTIVE OF OUR PARTY IS TO CAPTURE THE PERAK STATE GOVERNMENT, SAYS SEENIVASAGAM IPOH, Sunday. THE People's Progressive Party hopes to capture five or six constituencies where the Indian votes are to be the decisive factor in the
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    Queenstowni gets a . SI 80,000 —market '
    185 4 Queenstowni gets a SI 80,000 market SINGAPORE, Sun. The Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, described the opening of the $180,000 Queenstown Neighbourhood Market today as "another step forward in our Government's development programme to provide better amenities and services i to our people." He said that it was
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    Talk on locks
    40 4 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Mr. JP.C. Woodhouse. Par Eastern representative of Chubb and Sons Lock and Safe Company Limited, will give a lecture on locks and security equipment at the Shell Company Theatrette at 5.30 pm. on Dec. 6.
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    seeks $12.5mi1. loan for Utilities Board
    355 4 seeks $12. 5 mi1. loan for Utilities Board SLNGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Government is seeking the Legislative Assembly's approval for supplementary development expenditure under five heads totalling $16.--729,290. In the second supplementary development estimates of expenditure for 1963 presented to the Legislative Assembly on Nov. 25. the Government asks for
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    Association offers two grants
    80 4 SINGAPORE. Sun— The Malay Youth Literary Association of Singapore will next year be offering two bursaries of $100 each to Secondary in Malay students In a Malay or an English school In Singapore. A third bursary worth $100 will be offered to Malay students next year
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    Cadet training
    26 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Fifty Malayan Air Training Corps cadets and eight officers will begin a week-long ground defence training course at RAP Seletar from tomorrow.
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    FESTIVAL LOANS PART OF PACT
    137 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. SEVENTEEN collective agreements between unions and managements, registered with the Industrial Arbitration Court under the Industrial Relations Ordinance, were published today Five of them were certified by the president. Dr. Charles Gamba and the remaining by the Deputy President. Mr. Tan Boon Chiang.
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    20 schoolsinsure both pupils and their teachers
    341 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. estimated 12,000 pupils and teachers in 20 schools in Malaya have been insured against such mishaps as science laboratory explosions, workshop accidents and games injuries. And, according to a Ministry of Education spokesman, more of the country's schools are coming
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    POST OFFICE PREPARES FOR XMAS: MORE STAFF
    155 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The General Post Office here will take on 20 temporary clerks next week to help cope with the sorting of millions of Christmas cards The Controller of Posts. Kuala Lumpur district. Mr. R. i Murugiah. said today that it [It
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    Qantas officer leaves for London
    63 5 Qantas officer leaves for London SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Ron Harling. Qantas Sales Representative and Public Relations Officer, has left for London with his wife and two children, after serving for two years in the airline* office in Singapore Mr. Harling and his family will return to Sydney after a short
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    Officer transferred
    39 5 PARIT BUNTAR. Sun. The one-man Co-operative Department office in Bandar Bahru. near here has been closed down and the officer in charge, Inche Idrus bin Zainuddln. transferred to Sungel Pa tan i as acting Malay Co-operative Officer.
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    The second to receive scholarship
    65 5 MR. WOO HIX WAI (above), a second-year engineering: student at the University of Malaya, who has been awarded a Shell engineering scholarship. Mr. Woo, an old boy of the Anglo-Chinese School, Ipoh, is the second student to receive the award for this year. The first
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    Eight accused of operating illegal lottery
    77 5 BATU PAHAT, Sun.— Eight people were charged in the mauistrate's court here today with operating a 36-character lottery in Jalan Jenang yesterday. They were Llm Chai Kwee, 45. Llm Lian Kee, 32. Llm Lian Chiang. 17, Lim Toon Kwai, 49, Lim Ah Hwa. 21,
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    Recognition of union was not an issue in dispute. Hotel Merlin says
    219 5 Recognition of union was not an issue in dispute. Hotel Merlin says KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The manage--1 ment of the Hotel Merlin today explained that the question of its recognition of the National Union of Hotel, Bar and Restaurant Workers was not an issue in its recent dispute with the
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    Naval exercise this week
    59 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. A naval exercise will be held between Lima Island and Johore Shoal Buoy in the vicinity of the 10 fathom line from Dec. 2 to Dec 7. The Director of Marine, Capt J.AX. Pavltt. said that buoys and dummy mines would be laid. He
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    Housing Board
    38 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. a mem ber of the Legislative Assembly or local authority or a public servant can be appointed to tht Housing and Development Boarc under nn amendment BUI intn> duced In the Legislative Assem Wy.
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    'Emigrate to Sabah and Sarawak' —advice—'
    178 5 'Emigrate to Sabah and Sarawak' —advice CjEREMBAN, Sun. The Minister of Labour and Social Welfare, Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin, last night advised people in Malaya to emigrate to Sabah and Sarawak. He was opening a trainIng course here for youths. They will learn how to tap and process rubber and
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    Shops open for tourists
    42 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. Several shopping centres here were open today to cater for some 1.350 tourists who arrived here by tie round-the-world cruise luxury liner Arcadia.. Most of the tourists were elderly businessmen and Government officials and their wivrs.
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    HIGHER PETROL TAX: MANY GROUSES
    202 5 HIGHER PETROL TAX: MANY GROUSES SINGAPORE. Sun CINGAPORE motorists were today divided on the Government's action in increasing the price of petrol in the State by 10 cents a gallon. Some felt that the rise was "reasonable and fair." while others said that it was "too high." The announcement Increasing
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    Tin price: 'Let's negotiate with U.S direct'
    401 6 Tin price: 'Let's negotiate with U.S direct' 17-UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaya should by-p a s s the International Tin Council and negotiate directly with the United States, the world's largest consumer, for a price which would stimulate tin production and dispel American fears of shortages. Dato W. M. MacLeod, chairman
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    1,000 Cold Storage men issue ultimatum
    331 6 1,000 Cold Storage men issue ultimatum KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. JHE 1,000-strong National Union of Cold Storage Employees will serve a seven-day ultimatum on the company tomorrow to settle its claims for better wages and working conditions or face a strike throughout Malaya. The ultimatum follows protracted negotiations that ended on
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    Centenary music
    22 6 PEKAN. Sun. Ttj2 Junior Red Cross unit of Ahrs.id High School is holding a centenary musical night here on Tuesday.
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    TWO AWARDS FOR STUDY OF TEACHING TECHNIQUES
    107 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Ministry of Education today invited applications from serving officers for two British Council scholarships for a 10-month course on the teaching of English as a second language. The course Is tenable from late September next year at either Moray House
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    Thousands of troops and police in test —today
    216 6 Thousands of troops and police in test today I^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Thousands of troops and policemen will take part in a big public order exercise in Selangor tomorrow. The exercise will take place In Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Selangor and KlangPort Swettennam police districts. Men of the securtly forces acting the
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    Alitalia's HK office
    71 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. Hong Kong Hilton Hotel. Marco Zicheila. Alitalia's Malay- Mr. Renato Veili. ncwly-ap-sia manager, will be leaving with pointed regional director for the civic leaders, businessmen and area, will be chairman at a meetIndustrialists for Hong Kong to- i ing which will discuss all aspects
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    Axed in his sleep
    68 6 ALOR STAR, Sun. An undertaker. Tan Kirn Seng, 28. was hacked to death with an axe In his shop at Pekan Batu Itam, near Sik, about 40 miles from here, early today. Tan was believed to have been killed while asleep. Police found Tan dead in
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    THE DELAYS THAT DRAW THE RED PACKETS-BY COUNCILLOR
    325 7 KUALA KANGSAR, Sunday. |)ELAYS in the handling of applications are leading people to think that the only way to get the Kuala Kangsar Town Council to do anything is to approach councillors with red packets, an independent councillor, Dr. S. Underwood, charged
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    Police plea to eye-witnesses
    45 7 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Police are appealing for eye-witnesses of a road accident in Havelock Road In which Pelc Chwee Peng, 69. sustained fatal head injuries yesterday morning. Eye-witnesses are asked to contact Inspector Loh Boon Teck. of the Traffic Police. Tel. 7200.
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    New 18-hour service for foreign calls
    67 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The hours for making telephone calls to several countries will be extended from Tuesday. A Government statement said today that the new hours of service would be from 6 a.m. to midnight daily except Sundays. The countries are Britain, Australia, New
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    Solidarity rally of newspaper workers
    239 7 Solidarity rally of newspaper workers KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The National Union of Journalists, Malaya, and the Straits Times section of the Selangor branch of the National Union of Employees in the Printing Industry, ha\e agreed to observe today as "Solidarity Day." A resolution to this effect was unanimously approved by
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    College diplomas
    29 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Minister of Education. Haji Abdul Hamid Khan, will present diplomas to successful students of the Technical College at a graduation ceremony on Saturday.
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    NAIR HITS OUT AT RULING ON MTUC
    308 7 NAIR HITS OUT AT RULING ON MTUC I SINGAPORE. Sun. T»HE secretary-general of the Singapore National Trades Union Congress. Mr. C. V. Devan Nair. today expressed the hope that the action of the Malayan Registrar of Societies, Mr. Chin Hon Hian. "is nothing more than an example of unimaginative, bureaucratic
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    'Encourage sons to join Brotherhood' appeal
    180 7 DENANG. Sun. The 1 Very Rev. Brother T. Michael. Visitor of the Christian Brothers' schools in the Far East, last night appealed to old boys to encourage their sons to Join the Brotherhood. "We are suffering from a very acute shortage of Brothers." he
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    New magistrates
    33 7 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Mr. Eu Cheow Chye ha* teen appointed a magistrate and district judge with effect from Dec. 6. Mr. Dalip Singh has been appointed a magistrate witb effect from today.
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    Chinese schools heading for extinction, says memorandum
    678 8 Chinese schools heading for extinction, says memorandum PENANG, Sunday £HINESE schools are heading towards extinction unless concrete and positive steps are taken to remedy serious flaws in the Chinese primary school system. This warning is contained In a memorandum submitted today to the Malayan Chinese Association's central education sub-com-mittee by
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    133 teachers due back
    50 8 SINOAPORE. Sun. A group of 133 Malays'an teachers who have completed their training at Brinsford Lodge will return here rrom London by a chartered KLM jet on Dec. 13. Officials of the Education Ministry in Kuala Lumpur will be at the Singapore Airport to meet them.
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    Annual parade
    28 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The annual inspection of the Kuala Kumpur St. John Ambulance Brigade will be held at the Stadium Merdelca on Saturday at 5 p.m.
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    Selangor Assembly
    18 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Budget meeting of the Selangor Legislative Assembly will be held on Tuesday.
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    Japanesee economist to check investment -outlook
    169 8 - TTUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A key Japanese economist will arrive on Wednesday to investigate opportunities for further I Japanese investments i in Malaysia. He is Mr. Goro Hara, director of the Export-Import Bank of Japan, who is on the last leg of a familiarisation tour
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    Xmas coffee morning to help clinic
    68 8 PENANG. Sun. A ChristmM coffee morning will be heid at th» E and O Hotel here on Thursday in aid of the Grey Sisters' clinic. Besides mahjong and card games, there will be a sale of Christmas gifts. A raffle will b* drawn at
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    WAGES COUNCIL GETS VIEWS ON $85 SHOPS MINIMUM
    250 8 Kuala Lumpur, Sun. rpH E Wages Council has received a num- ber of representations on its proposal to fix the minimum pay of more than 50,000 shop assistants in nine main towns in Malaya at $85 a month. The council's secretary, Mr.
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    THE STAR gazers
    1981 9 DAY FOUR OF THE SERIES BY MIKE TOMKIES ON THE STEPS TO STARDOM How Niven turned the tables IwithTV JUST after the war a well known star had to make a hard decision whether to go into TV which is always dangerous for a film star. "I
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    ROYAL FARWELL ORCHIDS FROM
    221 10 ROYAL FARWELL ORCHIDS FROM Margrethe is off by air with a bouquet of orchids KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. PRINCESS Margrethe was today given a red carpet send-off at the International Airport here after a busy fourday unofficial visit. She arrived at the airport accompanied by Tengku Abdul Rahman and Puan Sharifah
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    Lock icon Lord Head: Indonesia wouldn't dare...
    125 10 Lord Head: Indonesia wouldn't dare... BRUNEI TOWN. Sun.— The British High Commissioner to Malaysia, Lord Head, said here yesterday before leaving for Jesselton that he was of the opinion that Indonesia would not risk an open war with Malaysia at the present time. Lord Head, who is accompanied by his
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    Brunei 'voice' postponed
    57 10 BRUNEI TOWN. Sun. Th« inauguration of Brunei's shoriwava broadcasting service, scheduled for the end of this year, had to be postponed mainly due to "unavailability of engineering and skilled technical personnel", an authoritative source said today. The shortwave service, planned some years ago. Is to enable Brunei's
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    Friendship with India is subject for contest
    120 10 KUALA LUMPUR,' Sun. The Indian High I Commission here is organising an essay competition among Malay- sian students on a subject highlighting the age-old ties of friendship between the two; countries. The competition, ln Malay. Chinese and English, is open to students between
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    19 held in raids
    28 10 SINGAPORE. Sun. In allnight raids throughout ihe island yesterday police from the "C" Division detained 19 secret society suspects. Another 395 people wera screened.
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    Mayor to Govt: Explain call-up
    202 11 Mayor to Govt: Explain call-up pENANG. Sun. —The Socialist Mayor, Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew. declared today the 1 Socialist Front was not against national service if it was to defend this country against foreign aggression. •'We will be in the forefront if this is the case," he told ttie Straits
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    Aid to Jakarta: Envoys awaiting replies
    190 11 Aid to Jakarta: Envoys awaiting replies KLALA LI MPIR. Sun. The Australian High Commission and the Japanese Embassy here are still awaiting clarification from their respective Governments concerning aid to Indonesia. The position of the two Governments on this matter is being sought by the Malaysia Peoples' Solidarity Committee which
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    Pilgrims for Mecca must now get visas
    117 11 Pilgrims for Mecca must now get visas PENANG. Sun.— The Saudi Arabian Government has notified the Malaysian Government- that In future Muslims going to Mecca must first obtain visas. In the past. Malaysian pilgrims going to Mecca had only to obtain passe* from the Pilgrimage Control Office here. This practice
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    Boyanese plan clubhouse
    42 11 PENANO. Sun. The Boyanes* community htre is planning to build a clubhouse for its meitiber*. A plan has been drawn up to raine 120.000. Donations will be sought from the Bovanese in Penan* as well v from other communities
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    The big cost of oil palm expansion
    360 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. PLANS for expanding the oil palm industry in Malaysia during the next decade could involve .capital expenditure of about $600 million, a Government official said here today. This would be the approximate cost of bringing a further 300,000 acres into
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    68 12 Words SlO (mintmrnm) MR. a MRS. Sim Too Horn: (hunk relative* and frirndK for their k-ifl« and or aitefMbutcr at their wedding dinner 1-11-U. MR. A MRS JAMES thank relatives and mends far their coadotence. wreaths and kind attendance at the funeral of their late son Alfred. THE FAMILY
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    IN MEMORIAM
    42 12 ENTWUTLE: In ver- taring memory of RJcnard Brian Bntwistlr of Sunxel Pnrun Katatr. Samrny ih. SelanKor, who died Dec. Sad 19M. From bli sorrowing parents, brother Steve and Aunty Hilda. Hlnetown saause. Strrte. nr. Dai I awl li 8. Devoa.
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  • The Straits Times Monday, December 2, 1963.
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      A Buoyant Budget
      737 12 Singapore's new budget the fifth to be introduced by Dr. Goh Keng Swee does not bear any obvious marks of "confrontation." True there is a change in the education programme which the Yang di-Pertuan Negara's address attributes to the loss of earnings from the stoppage of Indonesian
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      Target-Setting
      287 12 Setting targets is a tested method for marshalling energies and resources for attaining policy aims. It is a method that should be applied more widely to agricultural diversification. "Grow more oil palm" is a far leas effective slogan than "450,000 acres of oil palm in 10 years." The latter
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      Menzies Again
      199 12 The remai kable political instinct which has sustained Sir Robert Menzies in the Australian Premiership for 14 years has earned him and his Liberal-Country Party Coalition another three year term. In the new Federal House of Representatives, the Government will have a majority of at least 12 seats—and
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    Lock icon Spy thriller uproar in Russia
    459 12 Spy thriller uproar in Russia Author is attacked by John Miller MOSCOW, San.— Critics here are strongly attacking a popular Soviet author who has got into print with- a blood and thnnder yarn about Soviet cloak-and-dagger men and American super spies. Author Lev Ovalov's "crime," according to his host *f
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      142 12 I AM quite In agreement with the right of Government employees to strike for their legitimate claims. But can they all claim they are giving their full worth in time and service to the Government and the public? The unions no doubt support their members when they
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      159 12 FREQUENT complaints that Government departments fail to send a reply, or at times even an acknowledgment, to letters received cannot but undermine the confidence of the public. It would be a KTeat advance if the public could feel that the services they pay for function with a
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    For how long can Verwoerd ride the black tiger?
    1240 12  - For how long can Verwoerd ride the black tiger? STANLEY UYS TRANSKEI ELECTION RAISES SPECTRES IN SOUTH AFRICA ky— CAPETOWN Sunday THE thousands of African peasants who voted in the Transkei elections last week had little idea that they were participating in the strangest political experiment n Africa. They poured
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    $375,000 Govt. grant for memorial
    207 13 $375,000 Govt. grant for memorial SINGAPORE, Sun.-; The Singapore Government will contribute $375,000 next year towards a memorial to the civilian victims of the Japanese occupation. This Is one of the new Items contained in the Government's 1964 estimates of contributions and charitable allowances. The new tourist promotion board to
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    Sinhalese leaders
    38 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Mr. I. T. Gomls has been elected pre- 1 Mdent of the Malaysian Sinhalese i Association with Mr. L. C. Jayati- I lake and Mr. K. A. Albert as joint 1 secretaries. i
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    Brain operations plan
    300 13 DOCTOR— AND PROBABLY TWO NURSES— WILL BE SENT ABROAD FOR TRAINING NEXT YEAR KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. A SCHEME to train local doctors in brain operations is expected to be started in July next year, it was disclosed today. For a start, a doctor and probably two nurses
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    3 p.c. tax on tourist hotels in new Bill
    118 13 3 p.c. tax on tourist hotels in new Bill SINGAPORE, Sun. AU tourist hotels here will be required to pay a tax on every occupied room or suite under one of the provisions of a Tourist Promotion Board BUI which has been Introduced in the Legislative Assembly. Under the Bill
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    Art show
    40 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The chairman of the Board of Trustees National Art Gallery, Professor Ungku Abdul Aziz, will open an exhibition of paintings by the Selaneor Art Society at the British Council Hall here tomorrow at 5.30 p.m.
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    British troops to take part in BBC quiz
    78 13 SINGAPORE, Sun. British Servicemen and women here will take part In a 8.8.C. Quiz programme beginning early next year. Known as "Treble Chance", the programme will highlight fastmoving, light-hearted entertainment in a quiz on general knowledge, popular and classical music, famous voices
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    Two get gold watches for long service
    94 13 PENANO. Sun. Two senior employees of the Penang branch of the East Asiatic Co. Mr. Ang Hong Tat and Mr. Chua Tong Kee —were presented with gold watches for long service at a farewell dinner to the Penang branch manager, Mr. J. A.
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    Toh Puan Aishah buys pencil at Xmas fair
    63 13 TOH PUAN Noor Aishah, wife of Singapore's Yang di-Pertuan Negara, who opened the big Christmas fair at Victoria Memorial Hall, seen buying a pencil at one of the stalls. Thousands flocked to the fair in aid of the Singapore Children's Society, the
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    Defence vigilantes call by MIC
    231 13 i^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Malaysian Indian Congress today called on the Central Government to establish immediately a system of local defence corps to prevent Indonesian attempts at infiltration. This was one of a long list of resolutions passed at Its two-day annual delegates' conference which
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    $1,085 to hawkers
    51 13 TAIPINQ, Sun. Fifty-two hawkers affected by the recent ban on the sale of Ice-cream and uncooked food following a fatal case of cholera here will be given aid totalling $1,085 by the District Social Welfare Department. The ban was Imposed by the Town Council about three weeks
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    Fine: $250 plus $10 a day...
    68 13 SINGAPORE. Sun. All owners of unlicensed dogs over four months old here will be liable to a fine of up to $250 and a further fine not exceeding SlO for each day If the offence continues. This is one of the provisions under the
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    Floods in Kelantan subsiding
    97 13 Floods in Kelantan subsiding KOTA BHARU, Sun. All roads in Kelantan. < except in the Tumpat and Pasir Mas districts, are now passable to all traffic. The Pohon Tanjong-Rantau Panjang road in Paslr Mas and Palekbang-Kampong Laut road in Tumpat art passable to heavy traffic only. Here are other flood
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    The futility of assassination and confrontation
    106 13 JJUALA LUMPUR, Bun. The Anglican Bishop here, the Rt. Rev. Roland Koh. said today that assassination or confrontation cannot bring about Justice. freedom and equality. Speaking at a memorial service for the late President Kennedy, Bishop Koh made these points: ASSASSINATION would only bring
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    Property tax refund Bill for Assembly
    85 13 SINGAPORE. Sun. House owners here may get a refund in I property tax if any building which i.s normally rented out is vacant for an unbroken period of not less than 30 days. This Is one of the provisions of the Property Tax (Amendment)
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    Delay to find interpreter
    92 13 ALOR BTAR. Burt. The case against four Indonesians facing a smuggling charge fixed for hearing in the Sessions Court today mas postponed to Dec. 17 to enable the court to get an Indo-nesian-speaking Interpreter. The four. Ali bin Chan. 40. Jail bin All. 32. Daud bin
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    Sultan's speedboat sinks in practice —run
    185 13 Sultan's speedboat sinks in practice run I UMUT, Sun.— A speed- boat owned by the Sultan of Perak overturned and sank in the sea here yesterday during a practice run for today's sea sports carnival. The Sultan's brother, Raja Ahmad Biffuddin, who was piloting the boat was thrown into the
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    Malaysian opportunity by an American bank
    221 13 Malaysian opportunity by an American bank KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. —The First National City Bank of New York has produced a booklet on Malaysia to attract American businessmen to invest in the country. Thousands of copies have been sent to branches of the bank for distribution to clients and likely investors
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    1151 14  -  DENNIS HART I by I LONDON ALFRED HITCHCOCK is the only film director who gets a bigger billing than the stars he directs. Posters advertising his latest film "The Birds" show the title, a few birds and a picture of Hitchcock. No name, just a picture. His features, especially
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    Lock icon Pre-election terror in Venezuela
    387 15 CARACAS. Sun ORO-Castro terror- ists yesterday piled on pressure on the eve of Venezuela's general elections and a rash of bomb attacks and other incidents were reported from several centres. But up to midday yesterday there was no indication that the terrorists were carrying out their
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    Lock icon The blonde Eve
    42 15 ZURICH. Sun. Most Swiss people Imagine Eve as a blonde, according to the preliminary results of a survey by the Zurich publication "Blick". Results of votings so far are: blonde 175. black 94. redhead 42. and brunette 18. Reuter.
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    21 15 ALGIERS. Sun— Algeria will shortly open talks with the Common Market, according to usually well-informed sources here. Reuter.
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    Priests included in Cuba call-up
    195 15 IJAVANA, Sun. Mr. i Raul Castro, vicepremier and Armed Forces Minister, said last night that Cuba's compulsory draft begins today with the opening of 1.000 draft boards throughout the nation. All males, including priests, between the ages of 16 and 44 must register. The first
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    Lock icon Winston IN GREEN VELVET BATTLE DRESS greets his wellwishers
    232 15 Winston IN GREEN VELVET BATTLE DRESS greets his wellwishers ONDON, Sun. A smiling Sir Winston Churchill appeared at the windows of his London home yesterday evening to wave to the crowd of wellwishers gathered outside to greet him on his 89th birthday. Looking fit and well, wearIng one of his
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    95 15 A BOON to brides in a hurry is thi,s gown modelled by Linda Ray at the Interflora "Bride's Bouquet Contest" held at the Savoy Hotel, London, recenil.V. The gown, specially designed for the occasion is of luxurious French lace costing 10 guineas a yard
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    Police break up twist party in Medan
    78 15 JAKARTA, Sun. About 30 students were arrested yesterday as they danced the twist in a secluded place by the road near Medan In Sumatra. The twist Is banned In Indonesia. The police let them free after a reprimand. Today, the official Antara news
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    237 15 Canadian troops keep crash looters at bay QUEBEC. Sun. At least 300 soldiers were yesterday keeping souvenir hunters away from the still-smoul-dering wreckage of the Trans-Canada Airlines jet which crashed into a muddy field near Sante Therese de Blainville last night, killing all 118 people aboard. The crash Canada* worst
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    35 15 DULUTH (Minnesota!. Sun Police here are baffled by a person who has broken into 15 cabins at a nearby lake but has only taken electric, battery or wind-up clock* with him. Reuter.
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    32 15 WARSAW. Sun.— A cage full of coal miners plunged to the bottom of their pit in Upper Silesia yesterday, killing six of them. More than 1J were injured.— Reuter.
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    1134 17  -  Allington Kennard By 'J'HE great American tragedy has reduced to a one-inch filler on an inside page perhaps the most dramatic story to come out of China this year. A hundred schools of thought" will once more contend. The highest ranking leaders in the Peking
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    136 17 EVANS OF THE BROKE. By Reginald Pound. (Oxford University Press 34.25). EVANS of the Broke was the kind of modern Elizabethan character, which Britain still produces from time to time. He first won fame as second-in-command of Captain Scott's tragic expedition to the Antarctic. Then his spectacular destroyer
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    158 17 In pursuit of liberty and pleasure SELF PORTRAIT. By Man Ray. (Andre Deutsch TH) me the artist was that privileged being: who could free himself from all social constraint whose only objective should be the pursuit of liberty and of pleasure." This is the credo of Man Ray, pione c
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    709 20 Tin at new top level rpHE Straits tin price on 1 Saturday morning rose by a further $1.50 per plcul 10 $493. 374 thus reaching the highest level for 2J years. The last time the price stood at the $500 level was late in August IMI. Apart from an Initial
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    13 20 October Not. Rubber: (9.04 eta. «8 71 ct*. Tin: (4M-M $485.11
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    1087 20 r T'HE table of shares on the 1 Malayan Stock Exchange ■hows last basinets to No*. 23. (A) arid last business since that date <B) with H and L standing for Highest and Lowest bsjitnws for this year to date. wusniiu i AM* HflCU S.SO 1.S1
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    170 20 RUBBER futures in New York were easier In the week ended last Friday on liquidation reflecting a decline abroad. Dealings In the holiday shortened wees; were modest. Traders noted that In physical rubber, ribbed sheets' and oS -grades were also easier but factory interest was light.
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    95 20 THt Malayan Ixetianie Banki' AM.* eiatlin made these changes la Ita rttei to merchants 00 Saturday (all ratts to 1100): New Verh: buylog TT 32 13/16. airmail OD 32 J5/16. 90 d/at 33) cr*dlt bills, 38 3/« trade bills. SsMWii TT er OD nady: Ml* York 32 B/1S;
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    32 20 RUBBER TIN (perib.) ip-r pirul.) Nov. 25. 68 '4 cts. $481.75 26. 68 eta. $483.62 !i 27. 67!icts. $490.06 28. 68 eta. $490.87 29. 67*6 cts. $491.87', 30. $493.37 !j
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    49 20 Current Dale of Total Total for payment payment for previous yrar year Humr prrf. 7%-f Dec. 31 Home ords. V" o Dec. 31 Am pat Tin 9d.-t- Dec. 31 Parit Perak 10 cts.-f Dec. 7 Malaysia Bobber 7V4 r c-r- Jan. 7 Sabah Timber 10'r Dec. 20
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      418 20 11^5 I NOTICE Mr. Wong Soo has left the services of the Companies with effect from Ist December 1963. TAN GEOK CHUAN CONSTRUCTION CO. CHUAN CONSTRUCTION CO. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Mr. Norman Powell Is no longer employed by us and is not authorised to transact any business on
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    2152 21 From Our Market Correspondent IT was a most unusual week on the Malayan Stock Exchange as far as industrial shares were concerned and few people at the end of the previous week could have expected to see such a large measure of capital appreciation. The
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    638 21 THfc (ollnwinx v a cooipictr list of revised quotations. for the week ended Saturday Nov. 50. INDUSTRIAL* a. m Alex orda. Vi.*!> »3.00 Booitud 1.48 170 Central Prop. 1.48 149 City O«v .62* C.B. Holding 7 i 7/6 Coo. lid Smelt Prel Ill* Ordt 44 3
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    39 21 Nov. 25 Nov. 26 Nev.27 Nov. 28 Nov. 29 Nov. 30 Industrials: 129.99 121.59 IM.SZ 124.71 127.61 128.99 Tins: 114.60 114.87 115.10 115.35 115.39 115.78 S rubbers. 108.77 108.77 108.85 108.85 108.85 108.85 Dec. 29. 1962=100.
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      478 21 THE TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT Notice Under Section 131 NO Notice is nereo> »mvmj unaei Section 131 of the Town Board* Enactment that a Oralt Layout Plan No J2/3305/1 of the town area of Batu Anam (Local Council Batu Anam) ua> been prepareo amri ciepoiUeo 10 tne office of th* Local
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      490 22 LONDON, Sunday. LIVERPOOL kept their place at the top of the English First Division by winning theii home game- yesterday against Burnley 2-0. They lead Blackburn, 4-1 winners against Arsenal, on goal average. Both have 27 points. I Liverpool had to fight for
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      61 22 TAIPEH. Sun. South Korea last night beat Formosa 78-74 In the first game of the second round of the second Asian basketball championships tournament. The Philippines, who came first In the fi'-st round, trounced Thailand 91-53. In two "consolation games" in the second round. Malaya
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      56 22 SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore Civilians, who will meet Joint Services In the key Malaya Cup aouth zone rugger match on the padang this Saturday, suffered a big blow yesterday when Terry Poor was Injured In a club match. Pope hurt his collar bone and Is unlikely to be nt
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      Lock icon IT'S A 60AL-IN MID AIR 'BALLET'
      64 22 pOOTBALLERS make a mid-air "free**" as Strong (third from left) heads Arsenal's second goal against Blackpool at Highbury last week. The ball eludes the outstretched hands of goalkeeper Waiters (left) on its way to the net. Others in the picture are Blackpool centrehalf lames
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      124 22 AHORE, SUn.— Pakistan Li had scored 281 for five wickets in reply to the Commonwealth XI total of 630 for nine declared on the third day of the second unofficial Test here today. Resuming at 12 for one this morning, Pakistan soon lost a
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      67 22 JOHANNESBURG. Bun. World light-heavyweight boxing champion. Willie Pastrano (US) beat Mike Holt, the South African champion, on points over ten rounds before a 20.000 crowd here last night. Pastrano was fast and elusive but he showed little of the class of a world champion and did not land
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      1334 22 FIRST DIVISION Aston Villa 0 Ipswich 0 Blackburn 4 Arsenal 1 Blackpool 3 Leicester 3 Chelsea 4 Bolton 0 Liverpool f 2 Burnley 0 Notts Forest 0 WBA 3 Shelf. I nited 1 Man. Ltd. 2 Stoke 4 Birmingham 1 Tottenham 1 Sheff. Wed. 1 West
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      875 22 KIWIS SWAMP COUNTIES FOR BIGGEST WIN RUGBY ROUNDUP Three players sent off in incident-packed Leeds Test LONDON, Sunday. %yiTH their first international match, against Ireland, only a week away, the New Zealand Rugby Union team scored the biggest win of their tour so far when they swamped South- Western Counties
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      52 22 BELGRADE. Sun. —Yugoslavia last nleht won the Kings Cud lawn tennis trophy, regarded as the indoor championship of Europe Yugoslavia beat Denmaik. last mrs winners. 3-0 In the final here. Yugoslavia had reached the final by beating Sweden. Denmark defeated lTanc* 2-1 in the i other
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      27 22 ZURICH. Sun. The world road cycling championship in 1964 will be held at Sallanches. Prance, on Sept. 5, the International Cycling Union announced here. Reuter
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      Tanah Ayer Ku upsets
      2404 23  -  Epsom Jeep RACING br WILSON AND ASUWADI SHARE RIDING HONOURS WITH THREE WINNERS EACH KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Tanah Ayer Ku, an emergency acceptor who got a chance to run when Korovou was scratched, sprang a $194 surprise when he won the Cl. 4 Div. 1 9f
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      127 23 FNAMO. Sun. RAAF, league Div. 2 champions, are set to bring off a double.' They entered the final cf the Junior Cup knockout competition when they beat Chung Chenn Night School Union 2-0 at the City Stadium tonight. RAAF will meet the winners the Butterworth Rangers
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      333 23 FTD AWARD TO CLYDESDALE IN GAP CLIMB SINGAPORE, Sunday. ANGUS Clydesdale scored his first major succesi 1X in local motor-racing when he won the FTD award at the Singapore Motor Club's Gap hill climb at Pasir Panjang today. Twenty four year old Clydesdale took out his powerful Lola Special on
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      MHF to run sixes' tourney as part of fitness drive
      202 23 MHF to run sixes' tourney as part of fitness drive KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Malaysian Hockey Federation today decided to run a Malaysian slz-a-alde hockey tournament In order to Improve the physical fitness of the players. The executive committee of the MHF. which met for three hours today, appointed. P.
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      102 23 SOCCER Penang Junior ko: Medicals 2 IRC 1. Nagri Div. 1 (Seremban > Indians 3 Chin Woo 2. B'pore premier Ige: Chinese 3 Indians 1. HOCKEY rriendlies: NO Teachers. Negrl 2 NU Teachers. Malacca 1: Ceylonese 3 NU Teachers B. Malacca 0 (at Seremban). Pontlan Dlst. 4 B. Pahat 3
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      128 23 W. Carter 4:4.3; CL S: BUI Wyllle 3:58.4; Women's all classes: Joan Carter 4:35.4; CL 1 I: B. Fisher; Cl. 3: B. Long; CL 4: B. Wyllte: CL 5: P. M. Todd: Wotnen'i all classes: J. Carter; CL 1 2: B. Fisher; CL 3: D. M. W. Vlnten; a. 4:
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      49 23 TODAY'S SPO TODAY'S SPORTS FIXTURES SOCCER B'pore premier Ire: Malays v R. Navy (Jn. Besar. 5.15). HOCKEY Spore Dtv. 1: Khalsa. v SRC rpadang) RAP Seletar v University (Seletar); Div. 2: RAF Seletar 'A' v Wood bridge (Seletar): Dtv. 3: Naval Base v BOD (Alexander Rd); CSC B v
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      39 23 Oen. Hospital (Balestler Rd). B'ror IMt. 2N: Agrt. College Railways (Sentul); ERCv Kllat 'B (Pantal); University "B v TPCA "B" fPrtncea Rd); Rlda v Chartered Bank (Bungsar Rd). RIGGER S'ror nnder-ll final: MBS. XI, T VI (Shaw Rd. 6).
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    292 24 LONDON, Sunday. gIH Winston Churchill, Britain* pne*, wartime leader, might never have led his people to final victory in 1!)4."> had he not refused to speak in H)4(). When he did become Prime Minister in 1940 to guide the British people along the long,
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    92 24 HONG KONG ARRESTS 52 CHINA REFUGEES HONG KONG, Sun. Fifty two refugees from the Luk Hoi Fung district in China were arrested in Hong Kong waters by police on Friday morning. The refugees included 27 men, 19 women and six children. Ten others nine men and a woman who landed
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    31 24 KATMANDU, (Nepal), Sun. Communist Party chief. Dr. Raimajhi, announced yesterday three top members of the party Polltbureau were expelled from membership early this week for "pro-Chinese subversive activities."
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    100 24 SINGAPORE, Sun. The city division of Singapore Umno today unanimously passed a resolution calling on the Central Government to extend the National Service registration to Singapore, Sarawak and Sabah "to enable the citizens of these States to show their undivided loyalty to Malaysia and to give them
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    57 24 Prayers at the grave HATLESS and with head bowed, Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy prays at the grave of her husband in Arlington Cemetery, Washington. Behind her is Mr. Pierre Salinger, the White House press secretary. After this visit to the grave, Mrs. Kennedy flew to Hyannis Port, Massachusetts, to observe Thanksgiving
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    262 24 Americans await Government report on smoking WASHINGTON, Sun. Preparations are going ahead for one of the most eagerly awaited U.S. Government studies ever taken the effect of smoking on health. One report said Jan. 5 was the likely publication date. The 11-man surgeongeneral's advisory committee on smoking and health is
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    96 24 MIRIMAS, (Southern Prance), Sun. A German-built 1.183 cc Ford Ax Taunus car halted today U the end of a five-month nonstop run on the Mlrlmas Road circuit which covered almost the distance to the moon. The Taunus 12 M model driven by ll relief
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    226 24 Kennedy's last act: Freedom gift for a 'prisoner WASHINGTON, Sun. One of President Kennedy's final official actions before his assassination was to order freedom for a Japanese American serving a term of imprisonment for treasonable brutality towards American pri-soners-of-war. A Justice Department spokesman was unable to say how long in
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      185 24 IHVESIDRS... r+m ONLY I DAYS LEFT TO INVEST IN AT THE OPENING AFTER **>*"' MONDAY PRICE OF A, 9th DECEMBER 1963 X I THE PRICE OF UNITS IN THIS TRUST IS PER UNIT LIABLE TO FLUCTUATE THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SHARE IN THE PROSPERITY OF MALAYSIA. INVEST NOW! HOW
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