The Straits Times, 6 December 1963

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 1 25.000 flew* 4 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    Lock icon HUNGER 'BY CHOICE'
    472 1 Subandrio's excuse 'INDONESIA NEGLECTING ECONOMY TO CONCENTRATE ON REGAINING NATIONAL IDENTITY AND IRON SPIRIT' JAKARTA, Thursday INDONESIA was neglecting its economy "deliberately" so that it could concentrate on regaining its national identity and on reviving the "iron spirit" of the people, the Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, said
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    Lock icon Lolita' to wed
    86 1 Lolita' to wed HOLLYWOOD, Thurs.— Sur Lyon (above), the teenage nymphet of "Lolita." is to marry actor Hampton Fancher 111 on Dee. 88. The -year-old actress broke the news on location in Puerta Vallarta, Mexico, where shy is co-starring with Richard Burton in "Night of the Iguana." Fancher. 25. recently
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    Dr. Lina is cleared
    388 1 Appeal court quashes conviction and 3 years 1 jail on rape charge )r. Liiii; left the court indicated, and received close friends. IPQH, Thursday DR. Ling Ngan Liong, 37, was cleared today by tbe Federal Court of Appeals on a charge of having raped a girl
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    Laotian leader assassinated
    62 1 VIENTIANE. Thurs. The neutralist Laotian fariicm's Intelligence chief. Col. Leuang. was killed instantly today when unknown assailants fired a burst of sub-machine fire into him as he was driving home. The assassins. who escaped, used two cars to ambush Leuang. One blocked the colonel's car and dazzled
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    Union man vanishes
    271 1 SINGAPORE, Tluirs. Police today began an islandwide search for Mr. Ng Poll Heng, former Secretary General of the banned Singapore General Employees' Union, in connection with the union's withdrawal of $13,500 from its 'MVo/cn'" bank account. Mr. Nii. who is reported to have vanished with the minute
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    Officer killed in crash
    50 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A Royal Navy officer was killed and two others seriously Injured when their car crashed Into a lamp post at the 9 4 mile, Buklt Timah Road, today. The names of all three men are being withheld until next of kin have been informed.
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    Lock icon Ex-Premier of Pakistan dies
    38 1 BEIRUT. Thurs. Mr. H.S. Suhrawardy. former Pakistani Prime Minister, died of a neart attack here today. Mr. Suhrawardy, 70. had been In the Lebanon for the past lew months for treatment and rest. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Nhu for Paris
    44 1 ROME. Thurs. Madame Ngo Dlnh Nhu. widow of the late President Ngo Dlnh Diem* brother killed in the South Vietnam coup detat. left by air today for Paris I accompanied by her two younger children, after a month's stay here. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Sikkira ruler
    31 1 GANGTOK (Slkklmj. Thurs.— Maharajkumar Palden Thondup N;inv:yal. who earlier tbll year married American socialite Hope Cooke. 23. was today proclaimed Maharaja of Sikklm at a brief ceremony here. Reuter.
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    Lock icon I.T.C. raises ceiling to £1,000
    125 1 I.T.C. raises ceiling to £1,000 LONDON. Thurs. The Internationa] Tin Council Ikis revised as from today the floor price in the tin agreemenf from £7!K) to £8.")() a ton and the ceililg price from £965 to £1,000 a ton, the Council announced here today. The lower sector in the new
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    STOP PRESS
    38 1 IDEOLOGICAL ALLIES' NEW YORK. Thurs. Philippine President Macap.m.ii said today Malaysia .tnd Philippines are "ideological allies in free world" and there no valid reason why they cannot work toretber for stability of Southeast Asia. I' PI.
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    Security Council puts ban on arms-making equipment for Dr. V
    388 2 AFRQ^SIA?^ESI<| UNITED NATIONS, Thursday Security Council, in a rare show of unanimity, yesterday called for a worldwide ban on the supply to South Africa of equipment that would enable her to build up her domestic ordnance industry. The move, latest
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    Lock icon CHINA DETAILS SOVIET RECALL OF EXPERTS
    385 2 CHINA DETAILS SOVIET RECALL OF EXPERTS PEKING. Thurs. PHINA yesterday published the fullest details yet of the Soviet withdrawal of aid and experts and openly blamed Soviet leaders for the dislocation of China's original economic plan. A new attack on the "perfidious actions'' of the Soviet leaders came in a
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    Lock icon College closes at request of students
    62 2 RANGOON. Thurs.— A college at Bassein, 100 miles west of here, was closed down yesterday at the request of its students. The students asked the principal to close the college because of unruly elements which might lead to riots like those which led to
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    Transfer for ICC chief
    49 2 NEW DELHI, Thurs— Mr. Avtar Singh. Indian chairman of the three-nation International Control Commission in Laos, will be transferred early next year to a new post in the Indian-protected states of Sikkim and Bhutan. The Foreign Ministry said hl» successor would be announced later— UPl.
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    Lock icon Mao buys more Canadian wheat
    175 2 Mao buys more Canadian wheat WINNIPEG. Thurs. "T h c Canadian Wheat Board announced yesterday that China has made a second 18,700,000-bushel purchase of wheat under the long-term agreement signed last April. The deal Is worth about U.S $35 million. The wheat will be shipped from Pacific ports between Feb.
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    Lock icon Hong Kong gains in migration
    97 2 Hong Kong gains in migration LCNDON Thurs. The Commonwealth and Colonial Secretary, Mr. Duncan Sandys, has said that the number of people entering Hong Kong from Communist China exceeded the number lea Ting for China by about 29.000 during the last 12 months. Mr. Sandys, in a written reply to
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    'No brutality' order to troops
    49 2 ELJSABETHVILLE. Thurs. Troops of the National Congolese Army have been given strict orders to end brutality to white prisoners. The U. 8.. British and Belgian consuls have made numerous complaints to the authorities following assaults and beatings of their national* In Congolese custody. UPL
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    MACA MEETS MACA
    44 2 NEW YORK, Thurs. Philippine President Diosdado Macapagal called on General Douglas >I;n Arthur yesterday. The President rode up two floors in the V ildorf Astoria Towers to the Mac Arthur apartment, to see his old friend who is Hearing 84. IM.
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    Macapagal gives hint of Manila talks with Soekarno
    268 2 Macapagal gives hint of Manila talks with Soekarno T^EW YORK, Thurs.— President Macapagal of the Philippines nlnted yesterday that he might meet President Soekarno in Manila in the near future. Mr. Macapagal. w h <> said that he k n c w President S o c k a r m
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    Lock icon l,4oomph Concords ordered by M-East Airlines
    145 3 U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK I ONDON, Thurs.— Mid- die-East Airlines yesterday announced in London that it had placed a £7 million order tor two AngloFrench Concord supersonic airliners. The order for the 1.400 m.p.h. airliner Is the first to come from outside Europe and the United
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    Lock icon Bob Hope puts off trip
    43 3 HOLLYWOOD. Thurs. Come- dian Bob Hope has deferred plans lor his annual Christmas trip to entertain American troops aboard because of a recurrence of eye trouble. A blood clot in his left eye is blurring his vision. Reuter.
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    Lock icon High-speed train run
    37 3 NUREMBERG, i West Germany. Thurs. A uroup of 130 Germai and foreiim journalists travelled at about 125 m.p.h. on a new West German hieh-speed experimental train on 15-mile test run near here yesterday. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Moving-to the White House...
    45 3 THE NEW White House family .President and Mrs. Lyndon Johnson and their daughters, Lucy Baines (left) and Linda Bird, pose for a family portrait in their home, The Elms. The Johnsons will move into the White House this week. U.P.I, photo.
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    Lock icon RUSSIAN 'YES' FOR TALKS ON 'HOSTAGES'
    145 3 RUSSIAN 'YES' FOR TALKS ON 'HOSTAGES' MOSCOW, Thursday. A FORMER New York advertising executive, Mr. Stephen James, said today the Soviet peace committee had agreed to discuss an exchange of U.S.-Soviet "peace hostages" as a deterrent to nuclear attack. Mr. James, who spent three weeks here explaining the hostages idea,
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    Lock icon Heat-and-eat steak—a year old and delicious
    100 3 Heat-and-eat steak a year old and delicious CHRISTCHURCH, Thurs. A combined AustraliaNew Zealand party which visited the Soviet Vostok Antarctic base reported yesterday that it heated and ate a pan of steak and onions abandoned by the Russians nearly a year earlier. "It was delicious," the group reported from the
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    Lock icon Election strategy
    30 3 LONDON. Thurs Sir Alec Douglas-Home, the British Prime Minister, yesterday discussed strategy for next year"s general election campaign with the national executive committee of the Conservative Party.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon JOHNSON: 'TOO LONG, TOO LITTLE AND TOO LATE'
    124 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs President Johnson yesterday made a new appeal for passage of the late President Kennedy's civil rights programme, saying: "We've talked too long, done too little, and all of It, too late." The President told the executive committee of. ttie combined
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    Lock icon Tests with 422,000 link death rates with —smoking—
    180 3 Tests with 422,000 link death rates with —smoking— PORTLAND (Oregon), Thurs. Results of investigations involving over 422,000 men showed that death rates increased with exposure to cigarette smoking, the American Cancer Society said yesterday. I Dr. E. Culyer, the society's director of statistical reseach. told the American Medical Society's annual
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    Lock icon Italy gets a new centre-left coalition
    203 3 Italy gets a new centre-left coalition ROME, Thurs. Italy last night had a new centre-1 eft coalition Government, with the leftwing Socialists in the Cabinet for the first time in 16 years. The new Government, headed by the Christian Democrat leader, Mr. Aldo MoI ro. Includes Christian Democrats. Socialists. Social
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    S'pore gift to save Abu Simbel temples
    137 4 S'pore gift to save Abu Simbel temples SINGAPORE. Thurs The Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam, this morning presented a si 0.000 cheque to the United Arab Republic Consul General in Singapore, Mr. Kamal Saad El Bin. for the Unesco inter- national campaign to preserve the Abu Simbel temples of
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    Piano concert
    30 4 SINOAPORE, Thurs. The annual concert by piano students of the Victor Doggett Music Studio* will take place at the Cultural Centre, Canning Rise, on 10 at 8 p.m.
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    University election
    127 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Four members of the former executive committee of the University o' Singapore Students' Union today said they had not re-contested Tuesday's election of the new committee. They are Mr. Llm Lean Huat. former vice-president; Mr. Teoh Hool Leong, former general secretary; Mr. Isaac Paul Retnam. former
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    Call for action against firm
    90 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The National Trades Union Coiucrest has urged the Minister for Labour, Mr. Jek Yuen Tong, to U*e action against the American nrm of Grant Advertising Inc., lot allegedly flouting Section 77 of tnc Industrial Relation* Ordinance in "ostensibly retrenching" seven of Its unionist
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    Bank did not run risk in trusting family friend
    783 4 Bank did not run risk in trusting family friend MANAGER: WE HAD MATE'S RECEIPTS AS SECURITY, SO— SINGAPORE, Thurs THE manager of x the Wah Tat Bank in Sibu, Mr. Chew Choo Sing, told the High Court today that the bank was not running a risk in trusting a family
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    Island riot: Witness denies guesswork
    304 4 Island riot: Witness denies guesswork SINGAPORE, Thurs. Low Ah Kow, a settlement attendant from Pulau Senang, denied in the Assizes today that he had resorted to "guesswork" when he identified and implicated some detainees in the July 12 riots on the penal island. Yesterday. Low had identified 15 of 59
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    PLEDGE TO BOOST MALAYSIA, ITALY TRADE
    266 4 PLEDGE TO BOOST MALAYSIA, ITALY TRADE SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Minister for Finance, Dr. Go h Keng Swee, has agreed to do his best to increase trade between Malaysia and Italy. The spokesman of the five-man Italian trade delegation who paid a courtesy call on Dr. Ooh yesterday, Mr. F. Manzella,
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    347 4 I'HE followlnK I* today'a aehedule at civil aircraft movement* at Paya Lebar airport Slnsapore: ARRIVAL* Qantat: From London, Rome, Athena. Cairo, Karachi. Calcutta, Bangkok (QF 736) 10.30 p.m. Cathk/ Pacific Airway*: From Hong Koos. Bangkok (CX/TO 731) 7.35 p.m. Japan Air Una*: From Tokyo, Hong
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    Tengku: Don't be misled by Jakarta radio lies
    240 5 'THEY'VE EVEN ACCUSED ME OF BEING OUT OF MY MIND PULAU LANGKAWI, Thursday •JHE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said here today that Radio Indonesia was telling 'vicious lies'' about him. "They have even accused me of being out of my mind,"
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    THE DAY TENGKU SAVED A BOY
    122 5 THE DAY TENGKU SAVED A BOY PULAU LANGKAWI. Thurs. —The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, todajr recalled how he re>cued a boy who fell into the sea off Pulau Langkawi some 30 years ago. The Tengku said that as a result of the incident the Kedah Government agreed to provide
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    BOAC's Grand Orient will bring tourists
    70 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore and Malaya can expect a greater influx of tourists from America next year when BOAC launch their Grand Orient tour series in March. The tours, starting In New York, cover Japan. Taiwan the Philippines, Singapore. Malaya. Thailand. Cambodia, South Vietnam, ffong
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    Istana repairs
    35 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Central Government has accepted a tender of $14,397 from a local firm for "general repairs and redecoration. additions and alterations" to the Istana Kedah in Loronsi Changkat, Damansara, here.
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    Curfew breaker shot, caught
    152 5 1/-UCHING, Thurs.— A curfew breaker was wounded and captured by security forces in the Sibu district of the Third Division on the night of Nov. 28, police said today. A security force patrol surprised a party of curfew breakers at a clandestine meeting. The party fled
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    The crying need for skilled men...
    125 5 The crying need for skilled men... DENANG, Thurs. Malaysia is "crying out" for more skilled men, the Governor Raja Tun TJda Al-Haj. declared today. Addressing the annual speech day of the Technical Institute here, he said industrialisation must not lag. "It must be geared to the needs, abilities and potentialities
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    Society appeals for material
    52 5 IPOH, Thurt.— The Malayan Historical Society, Central Perak branch, is appealing for any form of material relating to the history of Ipoh. The request Includes photographs of past events, the Japanese occupation period and the i Emergency, and old publications, books, postcards, menu cards, souvenir programmes
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    Malaysia secures a seat in FAO council
    198 5 Malaysia secures a seat in FAO council KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Malaysia has been elected one of the 27 members of the council of the Food and Agriculture Organisation and will serve for a three-year term from January, 1965 The Deputy Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of i Agriculture and Co-opera-tives.
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    $700,000 for air-condition
    44 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Ministry of Works, Posts and Telecommunications is planning to spend $700,000 next year to fully air-condition Federal House in Victory Avenue here. At present only certain offices in the building, which houses several Ministries, enjoy this amenity.
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    Lions Club dinner
    24 5 PENANG. Thurs.— The Lions Club of Penang will hold their charter night dinner at the E and O Hotel on Saturday.
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    'OUR TROOPS CAN MEET THREAT WITH CONFWENCE'
    184 5 'OUR TROOPS CAN MEET THREAT WITH CONFWENCE' SINGAPORE, Thursday. A BRITISH Journalist, Mrs. Clare Hollingworth, said in a radio broadcast last night that Malaysian and British forces were strong enough to meet the Indonesian threat. Mrs. Hollingworth, who is Defence Correspondent of The Guardian, was of the opinion that the
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    Bill to wind up Victory savings fund
    91 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A Bill to wind up the Victory Savings. Certificates Fund and to provide for the disposal of the money remaining in the fund was gazetted today. According to an explanatory statement, the sale of Victory Bavings Certificates ended on Dec.
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    New religious school
    29 5 MALACCA. Thurs.— The Chief Minister of Malacca, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba. today opened a $7,000 public religious school at Kuala Llnggl In Alor Oftjah District.
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    FULL SUPPORT FOR CALL-UP PLEDGE
    110 5 PENANG, Thurs.— The Peninsular Malays Union today pledged support for national service "without reservation." In a statement today, the union's secretary general Inche I^a Hussaln. said his party welcomed the call-up move and hoped all Malayi slan youths would readUy rei spond. "This is an
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    Better (and monthly) wages sought by, estate workers
    521 6 Narayanan's call to the company directors: Wake up, or there will be serious repercussions... KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday JHE National Union of Plantation Workers wants about 2 50,00 0 daily-paid estate workers to be put on the monthly payroll. This is among several
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    Tun Yusof in Malacca
    55 6 MALACCA, Thurs. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara of Singapore Tun Yusof bin Ishak, arrived here today for a two-day unofficial visit. Tun Yusof, who was accompanied by his wife and family, will stay with the Governor of Malacca, Tun Hajl Abdul Malek bin Yusof. He will leave
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    Sabah schools give $2,768
    49 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thura. Two schools In Sabah have sent a total of 52.768.45 to the National Patriotic Fund. The contributions came from: The teachers and students of the Chung Hwa School. Jesselton. $2,086.30: the teachers and students of the Shan Tao School. Je.«selton. $682 15.
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    Town Council by-election
    46 6 KAMPAR. Thurs. A byelection will be held to fill the vacancy for the Kampong Aston Ward, of the Town Council nere. caused by the death of r>n Alliance Councillor. Mr. S. Ayahsamy. Nomination day will be Dec. 11 and polling day Jan. 4.
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    The 'Swiss system' of equal pay
    191 6 The 'Swiss system' of equal pay KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Central Governmennt was today urged to imA plement the "Swiss system" of paying industrial workers. The Asian regional president of the ICFTU, Mr. P.P. Narayanan made the call when he referred to differences in pay between workers employed in estates
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    SPECIAL AIR FLIGHTS TO WORLD FAIR
    78 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— BOAC today announced that tickets for the New York World Fair, beginning on April 22. are now on sale at its sales office. The six-month fair is expected to attract visitors from business and trade associations, colleges, students associations and other groups
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    Cash for extensions
    36 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thura. A total of $92,850 is to be spent un extensions and alterations to laboratories and classrooms at the Malay College. Kuala Kangsar. The work will take six months to complete.
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    DATO LIM's BODY FLOWN HOME FOR BURIAL
    119 6 KUANTAN Thurs. The body of Dato Lim Hoe Lek, I 73. who died in Singapore j yesterday after a major op- i eration, was flown here to- day by a charterd Malay- sian Airways plane for burial. Dato Lim. who came here from
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    Malaysia dinner
    39 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The people of Slglap constituency will hold a dinner to celebrate the success of the PAP Government In the last 4 1 years and the birth of Malaysia at St. Patrick's School on Saturday. I
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    42 cadet officers to pass out at college parade
    238 7 42 cadet officers to pass out at college parade KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Forty-two cadet officers will pass out at the annual Sovereign's Parade to be held at the Federation Military College, Sungei Besi, on Saturday morning. To ensure that the real thing would be performed Xritn proper pomp and glory,
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    Technical college's $3 million expansion project
    184 7 ]£UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A $3 million expansion programme for the Technical College here was today outlined by the principal of the college, Mr. N.A.K. Nair. Mr. Nair said that the expansion will provide more laboratories, workshops, lecture halls, offices and quarters for its growing
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    3 THUGS OF DRAGON 'WIRE GANG' HELD
    265 7 MALACCA, Thursday. i pOLICE here last night detained three men believed to be members of the Dragon "wire gang' which has been responsible for a spate of robberies and extortions here. They recovered five daggers with sheaths, finely cut wire wrapped up In
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    Fell off motor cycle, died
    50 7 i TAIPING. Thurs. A police corporal. Syed Osman bin Syed Ali. 35. was fatally injured when he fell of! his motor cycle during heavy rain, near here, last night. He M attached to the Campbell Road police station in Kuala Lumpur and was on leave.
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    Abusive youth is jailed
    57 7 IPOH. limn.— AD unemployed I youth. Chin Nam Hum. 18. today went to jail for tlwo days because hr could not ptiv a $15 fine tor abasing a po.icem;tn He pleaded (?uilty in the magistnte'i court here to abusing P.C. Yeoh See Siok at Jelapang new
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    Stardom at 16 after 10 busy years
    219 7 Stardom at 16 after 10 busy years By RUDY B£LTRAN KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. At the' age of 16. Hong Kong actress Hsiao Fung Fung has been climbing the ladder to stardom for 10 years. She confesses it has been hard work, but she now owns film studio. Fung Fung Film
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    Ban on import of foodstuffs from Thailand is lifted
    138 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The acting Controller and Registrar of Imports and Exports, Mr. A. V. Cordelro, today announced the lifting of the ban on imports of certain foodstuffs from Thailand. In notice to importers and shipping and airline agents, Mr. Cordeiro said
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    Welfare meeting
    29 7 PENANO. Thurs— The State Welfare Committee will me«t at the Penang Youth Centre In Acheen Street at 5.15 p.m. on Dec. 19 to consider applications for i«-
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    Rotary International president for S'pore
    200 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs A tight programme has been arranged by Malaysian Rotarians for the one-day visit of the president of Rotary International, Mr. Carl P Miller, on Monday. His programme Includes a call on Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye. at City HalL Welcome
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    Missing boy, 11, returns home
    47 7 PBNANCi. Inurj,. A 11-year-olrt boy. Kr..-hna.sjmy who was reported missine from iia> Kampone Juva home on Nov. 29 wuh only 60 cent.s in his pockets has returned home Relatives of the boy told poltct that Krishnasamy bad gone to slay with friends.
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    NEW RULE INVOKED IN ASSEMBLY
    758 8 Speaker stops motion of 'no confidence' after 90 minutes TPOH, Thurs. The Speaker of the Perak State Legislative Assembly, Inche Mohamed Ali bin Zaini, today took the unprecedented step of halting a PMIP "no confidence" motion. Inche Mohamed FaJar All (PMIP-Pasir Puteh), in calling for
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    3 youths steal aerated water
    63 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Th# Ninth Magistrate. Mr. R. B. I Pates, today called for a probation report on three boys after they had pleaded guilty to a cnarge o) stealing four cases of aerated water from a coffee shop. Salleh bin Salamat. Tan Get Soon, both
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    Experts to talk on farmers' clubs
    164 8 Experts to talk on farmers' clubs KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Leading international farm specialists will meet Malaysian rural officers here next week to talk about farmers' clubs. Their talks are expected to have an Important bearing m the future expansion and development of the clubs throughout Malaysia. Seven world experts nre
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    More aid for flood fund
    44 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Another 523.50 was received here today by the Straits Times for the Cheras flood victims, bringinir the total to $49,045.02. Donations came from: Guides o! the 2nd Cameron Highlands Company, $15: Mrs. V. Griffin. $8 50
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    Scouts to hold a fun fair
    57 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs— The Kuala Lumpur Association of Bo\ Scouts will hold a food and fun fair and exhibition at Castle Camp, Ourney Road, on Saturday aiid Sunday. It will be declared open By Urn association's patron, Inche Jamil bin Abdul Rais. who Is
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    Heads of schools
    37 8 AbUK siar. Thurs. An to augural meet in? of the Kedal branch of the National Union oi Heads of Schools will be held ai the Ibrahim Primary Scho< Sungei Patani, on Saturday 10.30 ajn.
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    Two poster students discharged
    160 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs TWO Nanyang Uni- versity students were today given a conditional discharge for putting up posters demanding that the Government should "give back the citizenship" of multi-million-aire Mr. Tan Lark Sye, a founder of the university and former chairman of the University Council. Chin Ah
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    THE ASSASSING
    1556 9  -  ANTHONY HERN -by They killed Rasputin to save a throne but that very act only helped to lose it WITH A MIXTURE OF HYPNOSIS AND PEASANT WISDOM HE WON OVER THE TSARINA IT wns through a grand duchess who specialised In religious cranks or quacks, that arch -plotter
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    DEATHS
    97 10 !0 Wor«*« (Minimum) MR. T. RAJASUNDRAM I P formerly of I pod passed away on 4-l?-<l.'< at Olthankernv. Ceylon. Deeply regretted. Cshle received by Mr A Pararajamni:am. 28 Kan Kiam Place. Singapore N0NI1: Daisy Cecilia {nee Bella D'Cral passed away peacefuly at 6-40 am. on S-12-03. Cortege leaves 11.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    40 10 t» Word* Si* (Minimum) THE FAMILY OF the late Mrs. Llew Dioni: KonK nee Madam Gob Swee Kirn thank relatives, Methodist Chinese Chur'-h and friends for their donations, wreaths, condolences, kind assistance, attendance, during their bereavement, 1 1 oh
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  • The Straits Times Friday, December 6, 1963.
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      Carrot And Stick
      623 10 rnr two wects Chinas Parliament has listened to major speeches by the hierarchy and has discussed insofar as there lis discussion on these occas- ions foreign affairs and matters of domestic moment without anyone outside China being much the wiser. Nor have the Chinese people been i
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      Random Fire
      361 10 The flavour of the hustings is strong in the current budget session of the Selangor State Legislative Assembly. Fresh elections are around the corner, and the Opposition's most versatile snipers are firms at random. There have been charges of inefficiency and suggestions of scandal in matters of land
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      Wrong Way
      222 10 Sports bodies in Malaya, in particular the Olympic Council, can hardly be congratulated on the way they have handled the problems of administration and representation arising out of the formation of Malaysia. The obvious course was consultation with the corresponding sports associations lin Singapore, Sarawak and Sabah. All
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    A fighting new mood grips army in Vietnam
    1341 10 A fighting new mood grips army in Vietnam AS THE COUNTRY'S PEASANTS CALL FOR SECURITY AND HELP AND JUSTICE by A SPECIAL WRITER SAtGON. THURSDAY HAVE WE GOT THEM IN THE WRONG ORDER? OVER the Mekong delta, the American Army helicopters fly high. Until the pilots have pushed them up
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    Planners and priorities...
    571 10  - Planners and priorities ALLINGTON KEWARU I.v T*HE simplest formula A for progressive and prosperous rural development in Malaya is to get rid of the middleman, set up co-opera-tive monopolies and see that private enterprise is forbidden to do the same job more efficiently. This Pantai Valley theory is open to
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    THIS TAX WILL HIT HOTELS HARDER M:iua:*.l
    303 10 THIS TAX WILL HIT HOTELS HARDER M:iua:*.l RECENTLY a new tax was introduced in the form of "entertainment duty in respect of live music." Now, accordine to the Straits Times of December 2. a further three per cent tax will be levied on tourist hotels. Will it be possible to
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    Farmer is told: You failed to do your duty
    262 11 Farmer is told: You failed to do your duty SINGAPORE. Thurs. The assistant State Coroner, Mr. Liew Ngik Kee, told a poultry farmer today that he had failed in his duty as a citizen in not reporting the "demanding; behaviour" of a senior hospital male nurse. The farmpr. Ng Pee
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    'Fantasy' in a girl's rape tale
    1125 11 Testimony 'completely unreliable' says Court of Appeal in Dr. Ling case: He may have given those cheques to avoid publicity IPOH, Thursday. |HE Federal Court of Appeals, acquitting Dr. Ling Ngan Liong, 37, on a charge of having raped a 13-year-old girl patient, held
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    Citizenship inquiry continues
    84 11 Citizenship inquiry continues SINGAPORE. Thurs. The citizenship inquiry committee today continued its hearing Into a Government application to deprive Abdul Wahab Shah bin Haji SharifT, formei chairman of the Party Rakyat Singapura, of his Singapore citizenship. The hearing, originally open Ito the Press, was held in camera today. Wahab Shah,
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    3 hungry young thieves
    94 11 3 hungry young thieves PENANG, Thurs.— A police party early this morning surprised three hungry thieves who were lighting a flre under a tree to cook two ducks which they had stolen from the house of a newspaper reporter. Mr. Llew Yew Mm. Two men were arrested. A police sergeant
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    For a date with settlers Razak walks through mud
    282 11 For a date with settlers Razak walks through mud CWAU. ThUTS, To fulfil a "date" with about 100 settlers of the Kampong Kassing fringe alienation scheme, near here, the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. today travelled by boat and walked five miles in ankle-deep mud. The date was one
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      577 11 Today's Radio, TV The Dark; 11.30 Violins Begin To Play; 12.00 Negara-ku. Close Down. RADIO SINGAPORE MEDIUM WAVt SbKVlC'fc. 476 metres SHORT WAVt SLKVIIr 41 metre* •VIjL: 6.00 Uood Morning, 6.01 Morning tremde, Lai Mews, iio ureaiLiast dulleun, 7.30 Up And Aooui; 8.16 News; i 820 Up And Aooui; 9.00
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    Lock icon Malaysia 'a major act of decolonisation" Ong tells UN
    462 12 Philippine delegate: Our right to Sabah is 'incontestable 9 I UNITED NATIONS I I Thursday »JHE creation of Malaysia by the union of Malaya, Singapore, North Borneo and Sarawak was a "major act of decolonisation in full conformity with the principles
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    285 12 AZA (SHAVEN) CLAIMS NEW VICTORIES JAKARTA. Thurs gRUNEI rebel leader A.M. Azahari yesterday gave his first Press conference at Pontianak (West Borneo) to visiting Jakarta newsmen at which he claimed his guerilla fighters had captured several posts in Malaysian Borneo but would not disclose which. Last night Indonesian TV broadcast
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    Cause for alarm...
    81 12 Cause for alarm. PFN.XNG. Thurv An airman. Gilbert Selway. of thr Royal Air Force base in Butter worth, broke a Ore alarm one night when he was attacked by a croup of trish;i riderv the Second Magistrate's Court was told today. "They chased me with a knife and I had
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    Villagers grieve as drowned girls are buried
    209 12 Villagers grieve as drowned girls are buried PARIT BUNT A R, Thurs.— The bodies of four young girls reported missing after a sampan in which they were travelling with seven other girls capsized in the Kuala Ku- i rau River on Tuesday night have been re- I covered after a
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    Plans for more anti-Soekarno rallies
    110 12 Plans for more anti-Soekarno rallies PENANG. Thurs. The Penang Peoples Solidarity •Action Committee last night decided to stage more mass rallies in the rural areas to tell the masses about Indonesia's confrontation. At a meeting in Umno Hall la.-t night, a sub-committee to organise the rallies was set up under
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    Retired lawyer dies in Rangoon
    44 12 PENANG. Thur.x.— A lawyer who retired shortly from Penang after t'e war has died in Rangoon at the age of 78. Mr. K S. Pillai. father of Mr. Sonnl Pillai. the City Secretary died yesterday after a brief illness.
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    $2,000 to boost tourist drive
    52 12 LUMUT. Thur.s.— Tne I of Commerce and InttTWrj Dr. Lim Swce Aun. will present a cheque for 52.000 to the Dbtdinga Tours,. Promotion Committee at its meeting here on Saturday, to I assist it m promoting tourism hi the area. The Minister wili later visit
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    $2,000 raised by fun fair
    52 12 BATU PAHAT. Thurs.— Tho Rotary Club here raised about $2,000 from a food and fun fair held recently at the Banda* Pensgaram Club The money will assist underprivileged children in the district. It will also be used to construct a bus shelter in front of
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    MTUC TO PROTEST TO THE MINISTER
    238 13 MTUC TO PROTEST TO THE MINISTER KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A dele- 1 gation of union leaders will see the Minister of Labour and Social Welfare. Inche Bahaman bin Samsudin. to protest against the "shabby treatment" of the Malaya Trades Union Congress by the Registrar of Societies. Mr. Chin Hon Hian.
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    Department gives three months for refund
    98 13 KUALA LUMPUR. I Thurs. Ninetytwo telephone sub-; scribers in Malaya have been given three months to Claim a total Of $2,495 I owed to them by the TpWnmmnnlpjitinnc TV leierommunicauons ue-: partmeiiL. I The subscribers' names were < ffazetted today. The sums owed to
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    FAO conference
    31 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Director of Veterinary Services. Inche Johari bin Haji Mohammed Daud. flew to Singapore today to attend a six-day Pood and Agriculture Organisation conference on pig breeding.
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    Americans use rubber to make a synthetic
    368 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. J^ LARGE American chemical corporation plans to start a million-dollar synthetic resin industry in Singapore using waste rubber seeds as the basic raw material. Oil will be extracted from the rubber seeds, normally left lying waste on thousands Of Malaysian rubber
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    Rev. Peach ('my second home') on sentimental iournev
    303 13 i SINGAPORE. Thurs. Tears trickled from the eyes of a retired American pastor and educator, the Rev. Preston L. Peach, yesterday as he reminisced on his 35 "unforgettable" years in Singapore and Malaya. But he quickly brushed them aside, and laughed happily
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    Raincoat gang rob couple
    130 13 Raincoat gang rob couple rtwAiNu, rnurs. a nveman "raincoat gang" held up a young couple at a road Junction early this morning and took away four dollars and a watch. Mr. Teng Cheng Hai, 31. an employee of a priming press, reported to police he was cycling home at 12.30
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    $150,000 FOUNTAIN FOR THE FEDERAL CAPITAL
    149 13 $150,000 FOUNTAIN FOR THE FEDERAL CAPITAL KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A permanent and elaborate fountain which will be lit up by coloured lights at night is to be put up in the town centre to beautify the Federal capital. Thr Federal Capital Commissioner. Ha.ii Ismail bin Panjane Aris. who announced this
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    Dr. Lim to visit Dindings
    42 13 KUAL9 LUMPUR. Thurs The Minister of Commerce and Indua- try. Dr. Llm Swee Aun, will visit Dtndlngs district, Perak. on Saturday. During his tour he will present a cheque lor $2,000 to the Dlnd- ings Tourist Association
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    Teacher dies in scooter accident
    89 13 SEREMBAN. Thurs. An estate schoolteacher. Mr. K. Veeranmy, 25. a bachelor, died In the hospital here last night after a scooter accident in which he received htad InjßriM. He was riding tail .scooter towards Seremban when he coi!:ded with a tjirl cyclist near R;ihani? new
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    EXPULSION MOVE by UMNO
    219 13 SINGAPORE, Thurs A RESOLUTION to expel the Singapore People's Alliance from the Singapore Alliance is one of 19 to be tabled at the annual meeting of the East Division of Singapore Umno at the Singapore Hotel on Sunday. Another resolution will urge the Singapore Government to
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    Beauty queen and chaperon to share
    206 13 prize IPOH. Thurs.-A Kirk- by-trained teacher. Miss Susan Chiew Siew Har. 24, winner of a "MiM Malaysia" contest at a ball here on Sept. 16. will share her prize money with a rhapcron for a free trip to Bangkok. Apart from the title, .she
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    Another $10 for Hasnah
    55 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Tiie— Straits Times today received $16 from a reader who signed himself j as -Unknown" of Baling, as donaI tion to Hasnah blnte Taib. wife of Radio Malaysia comedian who died In an accident about two month* ago. This brings the total of
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    $10,000 gift to UAR
    48 13 SINGAPORE. Thins Th« Minister for Culture. M 8 R:i|«I ratnam. this morning presented $10,000 cheque to the United Arab Republic Consul-General in Siu- gapoie. Mi. Kamal Saad el Bio. for the Unesco lnternatie: i I palgn to preserve the Abu Simtal •emDles of Nubia.
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      Lock icon GUN DUEL IN THE SENATE: THIRD MAN SHOT DEAD
      187 14 GUN DUEL IN THE SENATE: THIRD MAN SHOT DEAD DIO DE JANEIRO. x% Thurs. Senator Jose Cairali was critically wounded yesterday in a gun duel between two other political enemies in the Senate in the Federal capital of Brazilia. The Brazilian Government news agency said Senator Cairali was shot in
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      Lock icon Ecafe call for 'united voice of Asia' on world trade
      278 14 RELEGATES to the Ministerial Ecafe conference today continued to offer individual proposals to be taken up at the U.N. I conference on trade I and development sche- MANILA. Thura. duled for March next year in Geneva. This morning delegates from
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      Lock icon Another 'No' to a mixed N-force
      256 14 Another 'No' to a mixed N-force PARIS. Thursday BRITISH and Common Market parliamentarians yesterday rejected by three votes the U.S. plan to arm Nato with a mixed-manned nuclear force The Parliamentary Assembly of the Western European Union passed an amendment deleting all reference to the force by 32 votes to
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      Lock icon Duke visits relatives in Germany
      71 14 Duke visits relatives in Germany LONDON. Thurs. The Duke of Edinburgh left here by air yesterday for a three-day private visit to relatives in West Germany. He returns tomorrow but sets off again by air for East Africa on Sunday to represent Queen Elizabeth at Independence celebrations In Zanzibar and
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      Kennedys dead children buried near him him
      156 14 Kennedys dead children buried near him him WASHINGTON, Thurs.— The White House announced last night that two dead children of President and Mrs. John F. Kennedy have been buried near the slain president's grave in Arlington National Cemetery. At the request of Mrs Kennedy, the body of Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
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      305 14 Straits Times Crossword B^ H m H Hi Ih~~bb i Bi^^bß^^^^^ ACROSS wona *hen me uloughmfcD i. Kecunuilon within a limit. 1 wenl home (8) »gr*« <B>. 8. Tear round the allotment. 6. He'll starve If he doesn't get which smells <B>. weaving (6>. 13. Flower to break off before
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      Pakistan trade drive
      438 15  -  CHAN BONG SOO By MAIN CONCERN NOW IS TO CLOSE GAP IN IMPORT, EXPORT BUSINESS WITH MALAYSIA SAYS ENVOY PAKISTAN is studying closely the economic and industrial progress of the new Federation of Malaysia with a view to stepping up her trade here which over the past
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      Horlicks' manager optimistic
      119 15 Horlicks' manager optimistic mHE overseas manager for 1 Horlicks Ltd.. Mr. B.J. Cork, said in Singapore this week he was optimistic about his company's business in Malaysia because of the favourable conditions existing in the region. During his short stay here, Mr. Cork held discussions with Mr. John Buckoke. their
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      U.S. study trip for cashier
      157 15 U.S. study trip for cashier MR. TEO POH KONG, assistant cashier at the Bank of America. Singapore, leaves by Pan-American for San Francisco on Sunday to familiarise himself with banking procedures, primarily loan supervision, at the bank's administrative headquarters. Mr. Teo, who will be away for three months, will be
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      37th Brussels fair
      36 15 The 37th Brussels International Fair will be held from April 30 to May 11 next year, and will display machinery, building materials, home and office appliances. Jewellery, textiles, perfumery, foodstuffs and other products.
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      ROOF COATING COMPOUND
      95 15 A RANGE ol Amerlcaniiade property and building maintenance products has been introduced in the Malaysian market. Products of Southwestern Petroleum Company. Inc.. Texas, under the name of Zone, thpy Include heavyduty roof coating compound, heavy-duty primer, asphalt paving re-surfacer. asphalt saturated fabric, heavy-duty plastic cement. adhesive, water
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      MERCURY OUTBOARE MOTORS FOR 1964
      194 15 MERCURY OUTBOARE MOTORS FOR 1964 NINE Mercury outboard motors, including a new 3.9 hp fishing motor, have been announced for 1964 by Kiekhaefer Corporation of Wisconsin, to mark its 25th year in the marine propulsion field. They range from the 3.9 hp Merc 39 to the 100-hp Merc 1000 which
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      228 15  -  MOK SIN PIN By DESPITE the stoppage of cattle exports from Bali and other Indonesian islands, there will be no fresh beef shortage in Singapore. Although the Indonesian Islands have been Singapore's principal source of live cattle supply in the past, the trade blockade has not
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      Morphy-Richards director due
      74 15 Mr. J.R. Ingoldby, overseas director of Morphy-Richards (Cray) Ltd., has left London en a 16-day tour of the Par East. He »ill visit Malaysian distributors and make a general appraisal of the domestic electric appliance market. Mr. Ingoldby is reported to have stated that exports to the
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 18 December 5. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 671 cents (up three-quarters of a cent). TIN: $498.5* (up 51.50). Estimated unofficial offering 260 tons (up 20 tons.)
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    100 18 I THE Malayan Cxehsnia Banks' A»--1 soelatlen made these change* la It* rate* to merchants yesterday (all rate* to $100): Canada: buying TT SS 7/18, airmail I OD 35 9/16, BO d/st 861/18 credit bills. 36 1/8 trad* bill*. felling TT *r 00 raady: Canada 33 I/ft: Deutsche
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    GAMMONS ARE FEATURE ON MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    748 18 From Our Market Correspondent rpHE feature of the Ma--1 layan Stock Exchange yesterday' was the behaviour of Gammons, which on the news of the award of the $51 million contract to build the tunnels for '.oe Hong Kong water scheme and the knowledge
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    STOCK INDICES
    20 18 Malayan Stock Indict* Nov. 4 Not 5 Industrials: 127.61 128.13 Tins: 120.86 121.14 rubber*: 108.05 108.05 Dec 1962=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    816 18 /COMBINED business in the Slngapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan 1 Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: C.T.S. erdi. unu> 44s «d.: Beustead (2.000) Sl.ft*. (1.000) $1.66: Central Properties (4,000) $1.60. $1.61 8U (2.000) $1 60. (S,000) $162.
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    Rubber crops
    15 18 In November Sangel Tnkan< produced 09.800 Ib. of rubber and Temerloh 113,300 Ib.
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    Straits tin up by $1.50: Rubber market steady
    449 18 STRAITS tin rose yesterday In Penang by $1.50 to $498.50 alter Wednesday's drop of SI. The estimated otterinß at 260 tons .waa up 20 tons. in London on Wednesday ring dealings in tin were much quieter than Tuesday morning, but Dtices were
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    211 18 CHIPS lying ■lengsM* tIM llnnapsr) HsrlMur wharvti »r sxpeeted teday an: Peraeua 15/19. llarcell Nowotko 31/32, Talisman 18. Sbavtt 35/ 36. Aaateru Maru 26/27, Victoria 1/2, Noreverett 34/25. Van Neck 23, Stelntor 46. Bakongaa 47 B, Bankun 6A, Ellen Bakke 6/7, Klraten Itaersa 40/41. Maxwell Brander
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      1116 18 SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES f^HIMISi Produoa fxehana*. *m*a- Darawak black Slo7* sellers, garbled y per* noon prises per picul yes- Uunpong black (1071 sellers. ASIA tsrday: (117 sellers. Coconut ell bulk tWI sellers, drum Singapore Coconut Oil Millers' Ass*SS3: sellers. olatisn prices: bulk J50.75 sellers, Copra: Dec/Jan UK/Contlnent: drum 553.75 seller*.
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      867 18 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS MELBOURNE, Thuri. PROFIT- TAKING continued today and the key stocks BJELP. and 1.C.1, which were both down Is., led a general easy trend 'n quieter trading. Rises were In minority and mostly small. The market steadied toward* tbe close. Oils and base metab were eauMr and loan* were
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      953 19 KAMPAR TOWN COUNCIL NOTICE Dvr ci LTTinki tact Mr Ilm Say Heong also known Blb-tLbUIUN 1963 as Robert Urn. of Penang has lelt KAMPONG ASTON WARD as from U2.63 and he Is no longer authorised to Tlit Bye-Election to fill the Ta- transact business on our behalf, cancy caused by
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      760 19 NOTICE BUTTERWORTH KUALA LUMPUR EXPRESS BIS SERVICES As from Ist December 1963 the Time Table of the Express Bus Services between ButterworthKuala Lumpur has been changed to: Buttenvorth dep. 900 ajn.. 4.30 p.m. Ipoh arr. 12.30 p.m.. 8 pjn. Ipoh dep. 1.00 pjn. Kuala Lumpur arr. 6.40 pjn. Kuala Lumpur
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      731 19 TENDERS SINGAPORE TELEPHONE BOARD Tender No. 95/Dl/S3 Tenders are invited for the supply ot Drawing Materials to the Singapore Telephone Board. Tenderers are requested to deposit $50 with the Cashier at the Telephone house. Hill St. Tender forms may Of Inspected on production of the tender deposit receipt at the
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      800 19 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be accepted lor the supply of dry rations white rice, sugar condensed milk, tobacco etc. for the Department of Aborigines. Perak, Ipoh from local dealers in Ipoh. Tapah. Lasah and Grtk for the period from Ist January to 31st December. 1964. Tenders forms and other
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      760 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS FEDERAL LAND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY VACANCY FOR TYPIST Qualifications (a> Federal Citizens with School Certificate (b> Working knowledge of Malay (c) 2 3 years' working experience. All-in-salary on the scale of $200/--15A-J26o- depending on qualification and experience with free medical benefits and 10% provident fund. Apply giving full details
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      988 19 FEDERAL GOVEM APPLICATIONS are minted < from Federal Citizens and ftom permanent serving Government officers Including those on probation for the following appointments: 1. RESEARCH OtTIC LR, imutr Research Laboratory ol the Forestry Division, Ministry ol .igriculture and Co-operative*. Sa>u-y scale: $623x34-o^4 982x34- 1.2a4 plus Cost of Living Allowance at
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      905 19 JMENT VACANCIES c irrent ratev. d> V years oc*tqi.alitying experience $1,204 per month tin A minimum three f%<mn post-qualifying experience; lor every year biiort ot V years HMqualifying experience, 1 increment <$34) less than $1.J.>4. Applicant,* from non-r'cderal Citizens w'U oo ccnrtideied in Uie event of not enough applications vie
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    BASKETBALL Malaysian players in All-Star squad
    150 20 BASKETBALL Malaysian players in All-Star squad "PAIPEH, Thurs. Twc Malaysian players were today selected for the 15-man Asian AllStar team. They are centres Kong Kirn Poh cf Singapore and Teh Lian Hooi of Malaya. The Asian All-Stars will play exhibition matches against touring American and European teams at various Asian
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    TWO FROM CENTRAL ZONE MAY ENTER ASIAN CUP FINALS
    216 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. TWO of the four countries in the central zone of A the Asian Cup soccer tournament which begins on Saturday at Saigon, may qualify for the final round to be played In Israel in May. This will happen
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    Eng Huat 'too old'
    88 20 ITUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. S.t ball's best youne soccer zoalkeeper. Khoo Eng Huat, will not be coming here for centralised training with the Malaysian Youth squad. Eng Huat. who was selected for training by the PAM on the recommendation of the F.A. ol Sabah. was found to
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    Youth Games at Penang
    58 20 r juna.no. Thurs. Four states. Penang. Perak. Kedah and Perils. will meet here for the north zone finals of the Malayan Association of Youth Club games on Saturday. The draw i.s: Basketball Perils v Penang; Kedah v Perak. Table Tennis Penang v Perak: Kedah v Perils.
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    BADMINTON Scotland lead Sweden 3-1
    96 20 BADMINTON Scotland lead Sweden 3-1 EDINBURGH, Thurs. Scotland gained a 3-1 lead over Sweden on the first day of their European zone Thomas Cup tie here last night. Five matches complete the tie today. Bob McColg was Scotland's star, with an Impressive singles victory and a share in a doubles
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    Volleyball: Six states enter
    73 20 BENTONO. Thurs.— Six states have entered for the first. Malasia volleyball championships to be held here on Sunday. They are Singapore. Kedah. Pahang. Penar.g, Selangor and Perak. The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. will open the first match between Pahang and Kedah. The challenge cup
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    Sabah and Sarawak for S'pore meeting
    269 20 SINGAPORE, Thursday. gARAWAK and Sabah representatives will attend the meeting called by the Singapore AAA here on Saturday to discuss an alternative form of control for athletics in Malaysia. Singapore and Sabah had already rejected the FMAAU's invitation to affiliate on the same basis
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    77 20 lESSELTON Tiiurs.— me Sftbah Olympic Commiiite today decided to send a prcter ta me International Olympic Council aganist cancellation of its membership from the world body. It also resolved at a meeting today to reject the FMAAU's Invitation to join a Malaysian Amateur Athletic Union. SOC secretary,
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    S'gor Club fight hard
    104 20 SELANGOR 9 pis IS \IT GARRISON 8 pts ITUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.-«el- angor Club had to fight hard for a narrow victory over Batu Garrison in their Rugby Union club match on the Padang here today. Selangor Club scored three unconverted tries and the Garrison replied with
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    Raga body for Sabah
    99 20 JESSELTON. Thurs. Peter Regis, the chairman and founder Of the Tuaran Sepak Raga Jaring Association, has proposed to form a Sabah Sepak Raga Association to promote and popularise the game. He says that IX such an association can be formed, interkampong and inter-district sepak raga competitions
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    ENTRIES
    23 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Entries for the Malaysian open badminton championships to be held at Penang on Dec. 27-29 close on Dec. 17.
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    Sportsfront THE RAZAK FORMULA GIVES NEW STATES THEIR CUE
    514 20 Sportsfront THE RAZAK FORMULA GIVES NEW STATES THEIR CUE by NORMAN SIEBEL FEDERATION of 1 Malaya Olympic Council president Tun Abdul Razak's decision to call a meeting of representatives of Malaya, Singapore, Sabah and Sarawak to discuss the formation of an Olympic Council of Malaysia, incorporating the existing national Olympic
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    137 20 -GOLF TJARIS. Thurs.— The first world amateur Rolf championship for women Is planned at St. Germain near here from Oct 1-4 next year. The French Golf Federation, with the support of the United States, are canvassing for support for such a tournament, which would be the
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    RUGGER Forces North hope for rain
    265 20 RUGGER Forces North hope for rain DENANG, Thurs. 1 Common wealth Forces North are hoping for rain on Saturday evening when they meet Selangor in a North Zone key match of the Malaya Cup rugger competition at Butterworth In their last match, Forces excelled In loose play on a wet
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    17 20 PENANG. Thurs. RAAF beat Penang Sports Club 36-3 In a friendly rugger match here today.
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      59 20 SUMMARY HOCKEY BENTONG DISTRICT final: Raub English Sch. 2 Rangers 1. BUGGER KEDAH TRIAL (Sg. Patanl): Probables 10 Rangers 5. SOCCER PWD INTER- DISTRICT (Kluang) Kluang 3 Johore 2. BADMINTONCHARTERED BANK (Alar Star) finals: Men's sine Its Azizbii thmad bt Tan. Keat Mln 15-s. 15-5. Men's doubles Azlzan and Ong
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      Logical is one to watch on Sunday
      432 21 Logical is one to watch on Sunday RACING by Epsom Jeep SINGAPORE, Thurs. LOGICAL is a newcomer to watch at Bukit Timah on Sunday. The four-year-old, a winner over 61 in Australia last season, galloped fluently in a trial with Dust Devil (Johnny Wilson up) in yielding going this morning.
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      44 21 TOKYO. Thurs.— The first shipment of electronic date processing equipment to record result* of the 1964 Olympic Games arrived here yesterday by air. International Business Machine (IBM) here said more than 300 shipments would be made In time for the Games Reuter.
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      CRICKET Meckiff shows strain at nets report
      202 21  - CRICKET Meckiff shows strain at nets report Jack Finglaton from (CANBERRA, Thurs. Controversial bowler lan Meckiff showed strain at the nets at Brisbane y e sterday when he was being closely watched by cameramen and newsreelmen, writes Tom Goodman in the Sydney Herald today. Goodman says Meckiff was embarrassed and
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      Lock icon High-kicking duel
      41 21 JIMMY GREAVES (left), the Tottenham Hotspur international inside forward, and Swan, the Sheffield Wednesday centre-half, in a high-kicking duel at White Hart Lane, London, last Saturday. This English League Div. l match ended in a 1-1 draw. Reuter picture.
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      Lock icon FIFA PROBE ON GANEFO TOURNAMENT
      259 21 FIFA PROBE ON GANEFO TOURNAMENT SOCCER ZURICH, Thursday. t*IFA, the world soccer controlling body, are con- ducting an inquiry into all teams reported to have represented member countries in the recent Ganefo Games at Jakarta, it was learned here yesterday. FIFA secretary general Helmut Kaeser said that a questionnaire had
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      Lock icon Benfica out of European Cup
      300 21 Benfica out of European Cup DORTMUND, Thurs.—Benfica. winners of the European Cup in 1961 and 1962. were hustled out of this season's competition when the German club Bonissia Dortmund crushed them 5-0 in the second-leg of their first round proper tie here last night. But the Joint favourites to win
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      Lock icon £5,880 mare for Japan
      78 21 LONDON. Thurs.— A seven-year-old mare was bought for ££.880 on behalf of Japanese breeder Mr. Mivoshi at Tatteraall's bloodstock: sales at New-market yesterday. The British Bloodstock Agency bid for the mare, SnadeU, who was fcaled in Prance by Sunny Boy out of Mah Pak. a Nearco
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      Trial for S'gor cyclists
      56 21 KUALA LUMPUR, ThuiS. Selangor Cyclists' Association will hold a 75-mile time trial here on Sunday at 7 a.m. The race will be from the 7tb mile Ipob Road. This race will decide Selangor's riders for the marathon race to be held at the end of the
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      Ralston enters the final
      111 21 TENNIS MELBOURNE. Thurs— Dennis Ralston, the United States Davis Cup player, last night reached the men's singles final of the Victorian state lawn tennl» rhamplonshlps here. He defeated Britain* Tllke Sangster 7-5. 3-«. 11-8. l«-» a three-hour match played under floodlights. It was Balaton's second sucoes-
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      243 21 LONDON, Thura. THE recent decision of the International Badminton Federation to legalise the "wood shot" has not, after weeks of trial, met with the approval of large numbers of British players. This may be seen by the letters of protest written to the Badminton Gazette, the
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      38 21 BUGGER Malaya Cap: Penang v Kedah (Western Rd, Penang). Club match: Federation Ramblers t S'gor Malays (Rifle Range Rd, XL). ROCKET Schools North Zone final: Peralc v Penang (Ipob Padang). Spore Dl>. 1: Police v Khalsa (Thomson Rd).
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    A test of S'pore air defences
    92 22 A test of S'pore air defences SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The BriUsh Far East Air Force and the Royal Navy here will takr part in a military exercise to test the air defences of Singapore on .Monday. Jet aircraft will approach from the north -cast direction and carry out mock attacks on
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    Anti-cholera jabs free
    66 22 SINGAPORE Tiiure.-A docSrt^Sl 1 PanJai inct will give free ami-cholera inoculations to residents there every Sunday at 11 a m at the Ctanenti Road markef begtanfi UPC. 8. m^ii Sunday some 100 people vill be inoculated, and freelnoculation certificates will be issued l those »ho require them.
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    Success in the bag for trade team to Australia
    343 22 JMIK lender of the returning Singapore industrial survey mission to Australia, Mr. Hon Sui Sen, tonight described the results of the mission's efforts to lure Australian inveslmenl and technical know-how as "highly satisfactory.* 1 The mission he disclosed had brought home
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    MTUC delegates here on visit
    50 22 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— A fourman delegation from the Malayan Trades Union Congress is now in Singapore to "pay courtesy calls" on a number of Singapore Trade unions. The leader. Mr. .Yeoh Teck Chye. who is the president of the MTUC. described the visit as "purely private."
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    TORIES EXPECTED TO RETAIN TWO SEATS
    184 22 TORIES EXPECTED TO RETAIN TWO SEATS T ONDON, Thurs. Voting began quietly today in three Parliamentary b y election contests in widely differing parts of the country. Early morning voters in London's St. Marylebonc constituency were bowlerhatted businessmen. at Sudbury and Woodbridge. Eastern England. farm workers on their way to
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    LONDON STOCK
    262 22 LONDON, Thurs. Closing I middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty were: Consol 2Vr £43«4 +hi Funding -k'.-ji IM«i V» War 3',,% £59 BANKS Chartered 58/7& —/Its Hongkong £19" 8 INSURANCE Com. Un 44/6 Prudentials £22?» Royal 37 tt —it RAILS Can. Pac $66* H INDUSTRIALS
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    RUBBER
    48 22 LONDON. Thurs. Spot 20* o d., Jan. 20\d.. Feb. 20 B »d., Mar. 10--11 16d.. Jan/Mar 20Nd. Apr June 20\d July Sep 20-13 16d Oct Dec 20-13 16d.. Jan. Mar. 20-13 J Apr. June 20-13 16d., c.l.f. Dtc. 20-5 16d., Jan. 20\d.. Feb. 20 ,v Tone: Steady.
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    TIN
    24 22 LONDON, Thurs.— Buyers IHJ4. sellers £996. Forward buyers $983 v sellers £990>-... Settlement £9u7. Turnover a.m. 270 tons, p.m. 145 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    Lock icon The murder of Diem and Nhu
    164 22 WHEN Vietnamese armed forces overthrew the regime of President Ngo Dinh Diem and his brother Ngo Dinh Nhu last month, both Diem and Nhu were reported killed after they had escaped, in disguise, from the presidential palace. Pictures of their bodies were not permitted,
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    Lock icon Situation weii in hand: Head
    80 22 Xl C HIM.. Thurs.— The British High Commissioner in Malaysia. Lord Head, arrived here from Sabah this evening on a familiarisation tour. In an airport interview he said there was no reason why Brunei should not join Malaysia and he hoped it would soon. On
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    DEATHS
    69 22 CABLE RECEIVED BY T. Carthljkimi. Kme Road. I'udti. Mr. T. Raj*. aundram J.P., panned away at Sltbaakerny, Ceylon. 1-12-K3. CABLE RECEIVED BY Mr. Klnnathamhy (retired Technical A««l»tan«. IVW.I) S6, Sillhtn Road. Ipob, tbat hli mother passed away in yloo un 4.12.63. M. C. VARUCHESE of Malitccm passed away prarvfully
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    Two new cholera carriers found
    246 22 Two new cholera carriers found SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two ne \v cholera carriers were found here today. A Health Ministry statement said they were direct contacts of an 85-year-old woman from Chaimi Road who died of cholera at the weekend. All 31 Government inoculation centres continued to give free inoculations today.
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    Talk on Africa
    48 22 SINGAPORE, Tliurs. Pro'e.,sor K. A. Busia will give a ->uc!io talk on 'Africa in World Politics" on Dec. 11 at 5.30 p.m. at the new lecture theatre No. 2 of the University of Singapore. The talk is sponsored by the Singapore Institute of International Affairs.
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