The Straits Times, 7 February 1964

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 The Straits Times Ik**** Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1964 15 CENTS KON 731
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    857 1 STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL REPORT FROM FELIX ABISHEGANADEN AND SAMAD ISMAIL Malaysia, Philippines and Indonesia request UN Secretary-General to designate Thailand to supervise cease fire on Borneo border Fine start to peace talks BANGKOK, Thursday MALAYSIA, Indonesia and the Philippines today reached agreement on the "guiding principles" of
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    STOP PRESS
    39 1 U THANT TO ACT UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. Srcretary-Gcnrral Than! will act on Joint request to deMgnatr Thailand as >upervi*«or «»f M.i1.0-m--lndonr<-i.i ni»c fire >.taortly after he returns from Africa today. V spokesman said I'PI. (Sec this pacr>
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    Lock icon Russia 'no' to N-talks with U.S.
    188 1 Russia 'no' to N-talks with U.S. GENEVA. Thurs. The United States urged Russia today to join private talks to ban the spread of nuclear weapons, but Moscow immediately rejected the proposal. Russia Instead attacked West German "revanchists" and the projected mixed-man nuclear fleet for Nato in their reply at the
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    Lock icon Borneo guerillas may be withdrawn
    75 1 BANGKOK, Thurs. Malaysian sources today indicated that Indonesia miKht be ready to agree to withdrawal of guerilla forces from Malaysian Borneo. After peace talks among Ministers of Malaysia. Indonesia and the Philippines today, a senior Malaysian source said the Indonesians had "seen the point that
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    Lock icon Smiles all round
    37 1 JUST like old times Dr. Subandrio, Tl n Hazak and Mr. Lopez (back to camera) share a joke at a tea party after the opening of the talks in Bangkok on Wednesday. UPI photo.
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    Lock icon AGUNG ERUPTS, DESTROYS BRIDGE
    94 1 AGUNG ERUPTS, DESTROYS BRIDGE JAKARTA, Thurs. J Hot lava spilling from the crater of Mount Agung on the island of Bali yesterday destroyed a bridge linking the towns of Klungkung and Karangasem, south of the volcano, Antara news agency reported today. The agency said first report from the island gave
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    Anti-Hunger Command
    35 1 JAKARTA, Thurs. Suluh Indonesia?, a leading Jakarta newspaper, reported today th;»t ;m "Anti-Hunger Command^ Ikis been set up in Central Java to operate rice kitchens for .'UO.OOO starving people. L'PI. (See Page 2).
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    Mr. Run Run Shaw in 2 p.m. rush to fly back
    439 1 Mr. Run Run Shaw in 2 p.m. rush to fly back KIDNAP VAN FOUND-BUT WHAT MADE FATHER OF THE VICTIM CHANGE HIS MIND? HONG KONG, Thursday. MR. Run Run Shaw made up his mind early this afternoon to fly back to Singapore, after ignoring the only direct flight this morning.
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    WANTED STUDENT IS BROUGHT IN
    107 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A former Nanyang University undergraduate. Goh Chlng Chye. was today arrested and detained under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance. Goh was arrested by men from the Federal Reserve Unit who were combing the Jurong area for the kidnappers of Mr. Shaw Vee
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    HK $2 million ransom?
    36 1 HK $2 million ransom? HONGKONG, Fri. George Liv cables that two papers here have reported that Mr. Run Run Shaw flew to Bangkok to pay agents of the kidnappers F* ..$2 million for his son's ransom.
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    Lock icon Malaysia mission in Abidjan
    79 1 Malaysia mission in Abidjan ABIDJAN. Thucs. A 28--member Malaysian goodwill mission, led by Mr. Lee Lee Kuan Yew, the Singapore Prime Minister, arrived here today to explain Malaysia's attitude to Indonesia's confrontation policy. The mission was welcomed by Mr. Auguste Denlse, Ivory Coast Minister of State, and Mr. Camllle Allah.
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    28 1 NEW DELHI, Thurs. Rajkuinari. i Princess i Amrit Kaur, Indian Health Minister from 1947 to 1957, died today after a heart attack. She was 75. Reuter.
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    Lock icon MPs for Japan
    33 1 LONDON, Thurs.— Sir Hannar Nicholls. Conservative Member of Parliament, will lead an all-party delegation under the Interparliamentary Union auspices on a visit u> Japan from March 13 to 24 Reuter
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    20 1 DAR ES-SALAAM. Thurs. A ■even-man Japanese mission has arrived here (or two weeks' industrial research In Tanganyika. Reuter.
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    Mafia chief gives up
    66 1 CALTANI6ETTA. (Sicily), Thurs. Oieuseppe Genco Russo, widely reputed to be head of the Mafia, surrendered today to police who had asked a court order for his deportation from Sicily. The 71-year-old Russo had long been regarded by police as chief of the secret criminal society throughout
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      MAYOR URGES THE UNION LEADERS: TRUST BUNG
      104 2 JAKARTA, Thurs. The Mayor of Surabaya, Mr. Murachman, has appealed to union leaders to "trust" the Government In their handling of the British linns the workers had taken over. The Mayor urged the workers to obey President Soekarno's Instructions to take down red
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      195 2 AS THE TALKS GO ON IN BANGKOK, THE CALL GOES OUT AGAIN IN JAKARTA... JAKARTA, Thursday THE big National Front P o 1 i t i cal Confe deration has called upon its mass organisations to begin immediate ly largescale campaigns with the theme "the total destruction o
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      Lock icon SUCCESS 'HANGS ON EFFECTIVE TRUCE'
      83 2 SUCCESS 'HANGS ON EFFECTIVE TRUCE' MANILA, Thurs. Senator Lorenzo Sumulong said here yesterday that the success or failure of the Foreign Ministers' meeting in Bangkok depended on whether the ceasefire between Indonesia and Malaysia could be effectively enforced. Mr. Sumulong. chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and a member
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      Lock icon From Jam to Yani—by order
      53 2 From Jam to Yani— by order JAKARTA. Thurs— The Indonesian Army Chief of Staff has changed the spelling of his name on the advice of President Soekarno from Achmad Jani to Ahmad Tani. An Army spokesman said the change was to bring the spelling closer to the way his name
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      Recognition
      18 2 PARIES. Thurs. France has recognised the new regime in South Vietnam, a Poreign Ministry spokesman said today.
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      Lock icon THOUSANDS DIE IN 'POLITICAL MASSACRE'
      211 2 THOUSANDS DIE IN 'POLITICAL MASSACRE' NAIROBI, Thursday. THE BURUNDI Prime Minister, Mr. Peter Ngendandumwe, yesterday called for a meeting of the Organisation for African Unity to discuss the situation in Rwanda. The Burundi leader said In an Interview that 8.000 to 15,000 people had been killed In Rwanda since November
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      Lock icon KASHMIR: Plebiscite resolutions not binding says India
      246 2 UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. Mr. Mohamed All Cashim Chagla, Indian Education Minister told the United Nations Security Council yesterday that "under no circumstances can we agree to the nolding of a plebiscite in Kashmir He said two Security Council resolutions calling for a plebiscite
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      Lock icon Export of British trucks to Indonesia soars
      204 2 Export of British trucks to Indonesia soars LONDON, Thurs. British deliveries of trucks to Indonesia increased sharply during the last months of 1963 and reached their greatest numbers during the height of the undeclared war along the MalaysianIndonesian borders in Borneo, official figures showed yesterday. Trade and navigation accounts for
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      Lock icon Ghana 'inspired demonstration'
      53 2 WASHINOTON Thurs. The Sttte Department said yesfrday It had charged the Government of Ohana with having "lnstipiited. Inspired or countenanced" Tuesday's anti-American demonstration outside the U.S. Embassy In Accra. The Btate Department spokesman said the Ohana Government had not yet responded to protesU over the demonstration delivered
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      UAR as the host?
      35 2 CAIRO. Thurs. The United Arab Republic has offered to be the host country for the second African summit conference scheduled for the end of May or th^ fryinnlng of Jllrm— TTPl
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      Lock icon 340,000 in Java seek famine relief
      187 2 340,000 in Java seek famine relief JAKARTA, Thurs. J A total of 340.000 people in central Java have registered for famine relief because of the failure of rice crops, according to the leading Jakarta daily newspaper Suloh Indonesia (Torch of Indonesia). The newspaper said a long drought and continual rat
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      253 3 PEACE FORCE MUST COME FROM THE U.N., HE TELLS BRITAIN NICOSIA, Thursday. PRESIDENT Makarios has rejected the U.S.British proposal for a Nato military force in Cyprus. An official Cypriot Government statement issued last night quoted authoritative sources as saying that the proposals "have not been accepted It
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      Lock icon Valentina offers to take Briton to moon
      124 3 ONDON. Thurs. Soviet Ld Cosmonaut Valentina TereshKova last right ofiered la take a Fr«u.u *o the moon. The .irst woman in spdv.e was speaking to an enthusiastic audience here after being present <m oy the British Inter-Pla.;t'tary Society with its highest award its
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      Lock icon CONGO 'MINISTER-EATER' LOSES COURT CASE
      117 3 PARIS. Thurs. A court here yesterday rejected an action for defamation brought by Mr. Albert Kalonji, former "king" of the Congo's South Kasal Province, against a French editor whose paper had accused him of eating six people, including two Ministers. Mr. Kalonji had sued Jean
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      31 3 LONDON Thurs. Terence Chandler. British nuclear disarmer, lost his appeal against sentence of nine months' Jail yesterday for offences during last July's Greek Royal visit to London. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Flare-up in Alabama as Negroes seek education
      194 3 Flare-up in Alabama as Negroes seek education TUSKEGEE (AlaA bama), Thurs. City officials defying a Federal Court order, yesterday barred six Negroes from the hitherto all-white Notasulga High School near here, as integratidn tension rose again. Col. Al Lingo, State Director of Public Safety, said: "We are sitting on a
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      Lock icon Elizabeth gives a 'don't rush me' reply
      224 3 Elizabeth gives a 'don't rush me' reply Paralysed Briton proposes marriage to Olympic star T ONDON, Thurs. A Briton, paralysed from the waist down, twice proposed marriage yesterday to Olympic javelin star Elizabeth Krebs, who fled her home in Hungary to Bradford. John Wesley, 36, also a Javelin star, has
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      Lock icon Farmers riot in Peru: 17 killed
      50 3 LIMA. Thurs. The Peruvian Government imposed semi-martial law on Cuzco Province yesterday after Communist-led peasant squatters launched heavy attacks on farmlands in the south. At least 17 people were killed and 27 wounded in clashes between farmhands and squatters. Police finally restored order. UPI.
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      222 3 'OUR GENERATION IS PROUD AND BLESSED TO HAVE KNOWN THEM/ SAYS JOHNSON TtfEW YORK, Thurs. 11 —President Johnson said iast night that he would humbly carry on the late President Kennedy's "great efforts" to bring lasting peace to the world. Mr Johnson spoke at a dinner of the
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      Lock icon BUTLER: DE GAULLE MAY PROVE TO BE RIGHT, BUT...
      412 3 BUTLER: DE GAULLE MAY PROVE TO BE RIGHT, BUT. 'No interference with South-East Asia, but assistance when it is wanted' COPENHAGEN, Thursday. jy|R. R. A. Butler, the British Foreign Secretary, said here last night that if there was to be peace and stability, not -merely in South-East Asia but in
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      Lock icon Powers: The long arm of coincidence
      99 3 Powers: The long arm of coincidence MOSCOW. Thurs. Lt.-Gen. Victor Borlsoglebskl, who presided at the spy trials of American U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers and British businessman Greville Wynne, died on Tuesday at the age of 51, Izvestla reported. As chairman of the military collegium of the Supreme Court, he
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    FORMOSAN MISSION EAGER FOR JOINT INDUSTRIES
    180 4 FORMOSAN MISSION EAGER FOR JOINT INDUSTRIES SINGAPORE, Thurs. The six members of the Formosan industrial goodwill mission who arrived here last night are anxious to discuss Joint ventures with local industrialists. The leader of the mission. Mr. Kwoh-Tlng LI, who Is vice-chairman of the Council for International Economic Co-operation and
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    Malaysian wins Koran contest
    48 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Inche Hassan bin Musa of Pasir Mas, Kelantan, won the Fourth International Koran Reading Competition here tonight. Second place wer t Hajl Ahmad Shakrl of Thailand. Thlru BaaO* went to Hajl M> hamed Anun bin Haji Samsuddin, a farmer from Kedah.
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    Wrap conference
    40 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Professot Wrap of the Ford Foundation will give a press conference at the Economic Development Board room tomorrow, at 9 a.m. Professor Wrap Is here to help the board to set up an Institute of Management.
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    Pathology: Yong's 4-point plan to attract doctors
    249 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, today announced that immediate steps would be taken to attract more medical officers to take up appointments in the pathology department of the General Hospital. They are: TO RECTIFY t ie present anomaly
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    Gold tie-pins for five
    96 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Chairman of the Housing and Development Board. Mr. Tan Kirn Gan, will present certificates and gold Ue-plns with the symbol of the Board to five long-service employees of the board tomorrow. Each of these employees has served over 25 years with the board
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    Lingam to open market, centre
    43 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Assemblyman for Aljunied, Mr. 8. V. Lingam, will open the MacPherson Road (South) Market on Sunday at 5.00 p.m. He will also open the Kolam Aver community centre, on the same day at 7 p.m.
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    Prize-giving day
    31 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pane Boon, will attend the Adult Education Board's prlae-glving ceremony at the Jurong Community Centre on Feb. 18 at 7.30 p.m.
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    928 4 UNION OFFICIAL TELLS OF MONEY COLLECTED ABOVE THE NORMAL SUBSCRIPTIONS SINGAPORE. Thursday fHE former secretary of the Raffles Hotel branch of the de-registered Singapore General Employees Union, C. Shankaran, admitted in testimony at an inquiry today that his branch collected money from members above
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    ROTARIANS SEND STUDENT TO SYDNEY
    133 4 ROTARIANS SEND STUDENT TO SYDNEY MISS Sim Sal Geok. (above) a domestic science teacher in St. Margaret's Secondary School, will leave for Sydney tomorrow for a year's advanced training in housecraft under the Rotary Students' Exchange Scheme. Miss Sim, 25, is a graduate of the Yorkshire Domestic Training College of
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    Union claims: Dr Gamba asks for details
    198 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore General Printing Workers Union today submitted In the Industrial Arbitration Court claims on behalf of 75 former workers of the Btar Press Ltd.. now In voluntary liquidation, for arrears oi payments for work on overtime and public holidays dating
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    HARI RAYA, CHINESE NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS
    87 5 HARI RAYA, CHINESE NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS KUALA II MPIR, Tnurs.— The Chinese New Year and the Hari Puasa holidays will be observed throughout Malaya, -except Keiant in and Trengganu and Singapore for five, days from next Thursday. A Ministry of Interior statement says that this would be irrespective of whether
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    FISHERMEN GIVE CHASE TO TWO TRA WLERS
    244 5 FISHERMEN GIVE CHASE TO TWO TRA WLERS ALOR STAR, Thursday. 200 inshore fishermen in seven small boats chased two trawlers for two hours off the Kedah coast yesterday evening. Starting from Pulau Paya, where the trawlers were first .lighted, the chase ended at Kuala Perils, about 15 miles away, when
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    Bus crash injured sailors sail away
    137 5 Bus crash injured sailors sail away I/UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —Seventeen injured Korean sailors rejoined their mates aboard the two warships, the Nak Dong and Dae Dong, at Port Swettenham this morning and sailed for Singapore Among tnem are four seriously Injured. They are bein? warded in the sick bay during
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    Hacked to death
    56 5 KOTA BHARU, Thurs. A pad! planter, Ramll bin Ismail, 28. was hacked to death yesterday evening at Kampong Pangial Meliret, In the Tanah Merah district, 50 miles south-east of here. He was shopping in the market when he was attacked from behind. A large crowd present made
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    Elusive shipmates puzzle junk trip leaders
    218 5 Elusive shipmates puzzle junk trip leaders IZUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Brendan Gogarty and Allen Philp, two of six Adventurers preparing to sail a junk from Penang to Australia, are looking for their elusive shipmates. Two of their mates are Ni- 1 cholas Walker and "Chai" (.they don't know his full j
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    Youth sought: He molested girl
    64 5 PENANO. Thurs. Police here are looking for a youth who molested an 18-year-old girl in her Gottlieb Road house yesterday. The girl, whose name is being withheld, reported to police *.1»<--was at home alone when a yoirh entered at 10.30 a.m. and tried to push
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    Talk on P.M's life
    42 5 PENANG. Thurs.— The Speaker oi the State Legislative Assembly, Kaji Sulaiman bin Haji Ahmgi. will speak on the l.fe of ma Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, at Penang Umno's celebration of the Tengku's fllst birthday on Saturday night.
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    Through the wall
    36 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A young man who visited the tele-vlsion-radio showroom of William Jacks Mountbatten Road this morning cut his forearm when he walked through a glass wall as he was going out.
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    Deaf mute's evidence: I saw lorry crush labourer to death
    247 5 pENANG, Thurs Using signs interpreted by a teacher from the Federation School for the Deaf, a deaf mute. Tan Loong Yeow, 24, told a magistrate's court here today how he saw a lorry crush another labourer to death "I tried
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    TAPPER TIED TO TREE
    46 5 A LOR STAR. Thurs. Four men crabbed a rubber tapper Yee See Keow. 36. and tied him to a tree yesterday in Sungei Bongkok Estate. 28 miles from here, then left without saying a word. Yee was later released by some labourers.
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    It's final, Mustapha says on decision to resign
    181 5 It's final, Mustapha says on decision to resign J£ UALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Yang di-Pertuan Negara of Sabah, Dato Mustapha bin Harun (left), has NOT changed his mind about resigning as Head of State at the end of this month. He told reporters at the airport here that his successor
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    OFFICER'S HOBBY LEADS TO ARREST OF SUSPECT
    140 5 OFFICER'S HOBBY LEADS TO ARREST OF SUSPECT DARIT BUNTAR, 1 Thurs. A police inspector's hobby has led to the arrest of a man suspected of having burgled three houses in the past three weeks. Inspector Tan Kirn Par took some fingerprints found at the scene of the burglaries and from
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    Army exercises in Perak
    39 5 IPOH. Thurs.— Units attached to No. 2 Federal Infantry Brigade based in Ipoh will carry out public order exercises throughout Perak for 24 hours from 3 a.m. tomorrow. Police wil! not participate in the exercises.
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    Six more detained
    32 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Pw.ire detained six men under urn Societies Ordinance, and another k.x under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordina;i.-<» Ui security checks yesterday. They also screened 564 susoeCuS.
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    Maldives' self-rule call to the Tengku
    144 6 Maldives' self-rule call to the Tengku KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Tengku Abdul Rahman has been urged to give his support tc the demand by the Maldive Islands for complete independence from Britain. The sole Maldivlan delegate to the regional conference of the World Muslim Congress here. Mr Ibrahim :illmy Didl. has
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    Singapore pilot wins Scots 'best students' —award—
    126 6 Singapore pilot wins Scots 'best students' award SINGAPORE, Thurs. A Singapore trainee pilot, Mr. Maurice de Vaz, 23 has won the "Best Flying Student" award for 1963 in the Alrwork Services Training School at Perth, Scotland. He was chosen for the award from 63 cadet pilots from various countries. Now
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    Caltex plant opening
    31 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, will open the $2.5 million Caltex lubricating oil blending plant at Tanjqng Panjurn. Pasir Panjanu. on Feb. 16.
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    1 Another double
    281 6 SUB-AGENTS DAUGHTER FINDS SAME NUMBER ON TWO TICKETS SHE BOUGHT FROM FATHER IPOH, Thursday. case of two Social and Welfare Lottery Services tickets bearing the same number came to light here today, two days after a Penang newsagent had reported that he had two tickets bearing the
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    CUSTOMS SEIZE MASH IN 2 RAIDS
    104 6 SINGAPORE. Thur». Customs this morning seized about 2.300 gallons of mash for making illicit liquor together with two stills in two separate areas near Mandai. A Customs spokesman said this followed the stepping up of operations against distillers of illicit liquor in the last
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    80 6 MELBOURNE, Thurs. Two Malaysians are among the record entry ot 87 candidates to the Australian Army officer cadet school at Portsea, Victoria, the Minuter for the Artnv. Dr. James Forbes, announced today. The two Malaysians are Lnche Ibrahim Syed. of Singapore, and Inche Mohamed
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    CEB takes over in Alor Star
    59 6 SUNGEI PATANI. Thurs. The Central Electricity Board will take over the supply or electricity In A. or Star and Sungel Patani at the end ot this month. For the past 40 years this has been operated by Huttcnbachs Ltd., who will be handing over
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    HOW OUTPUT COST ERRORS LEAD TO LABOUR STRIFE
    230 6 HOW OUTPUT COST ERRORS LEAD TO LABOUR STRIFE KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Errors in assessing production costs often lead the management of private enterprise into labour troubles, Mr. S. A. Abishegam, Director of the National Productivity Centre, said here today. In an opening address to a two-day seminar on management accounting.
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    BRONZE IMAGE MISSING FROM HINDU TEMPLE
    78 6 SEREMBAN. Thurs A bronze Image about 20 Inches tall was missing from the Hindu temple tn Paul Street last night when a priest opened the locked door to a prayer The missing Image, or the goddess Sri Amman, was among four others on a
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    Probe on a wages council for cinema industry
    245 6 Probe on a wages council for cinema industry KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare today announced that it had decided to establish a commission of inquiry to determine whether a wages council should be set up for the 3.562 workers of the cinema industry. The acting
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    $7.8 mil. surplus for CPF Board
    167 6 SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE Central Provident Fund Board ended 1962 with a record surplus of $7.8 million. Total surplus to date since the Board began functioning in 1955 is $21,209,529. According to the Boards 1962 report released today, its Income accrued from Interest on Investments
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    Save naval base union appeal to —Tengku—
    111 6 Save naval base union appeal to Tengku CINGAPORE, Thurs. With 48 hours left lor an appeal against the Singapore Government's de-reglstra-tlon of the Naval Base Labour Union. Its former general secretary, Mr. Michael Fernandez, today asked the Malaysian Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, to intervene and "save" the union. In
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    Lock icon Sarawak Govt frees 3 detainees
    147 7 Sarawak Govt frees 3 detainees I^UCHING, Thurs. The Sarawak Government today released three detainees held under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance for alleged connections with the Clandestine Communist Organisation in the State. The three detainees, Wong Chee Sulong. Kho Bee Sions and Ho Shik So, have all made public
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    He drove under the influence
    74 7 i BENTONO. Thurs. A pork seller. Wong Ying, 48. of Chanjang new village. Bentong. was i rined $300 or one month's jail in the magistrate's court here vestenday when he pleaded guilty to a charge of driving a car under the influence of drink Wone
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    TAN'S PLEDGE ON HOUSING LOANS
    398 7  -  VIC NAYAGAM 'Substantial sums are available f from BENTONG (Pahang). Thursday THE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said here today that it was the governments intention to help citizens own homes with Government loans or grants. Mr. Tan, national president of the Malayan
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    U.S. university ensemble to give concerts
    74 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The University of Kansas brass ensemble, soon to leave the United States oo a Far East tour, will give its Arst public performance here on March 26. The ensemble will give concerts In Penang and Singapore on March 31 and Apr.
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    Fatal accident
    27 7 PENANO. Thurs.— A 66-year-old house painter. Wan Hoay Liew. was fatally Injured when his bicycle was knocked down by o car in Transfer Road yesterday.
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    New Year a week away, but business is —dull—
    208 7 New Year a week away, but business is dull SINGAPORE, Thurs. Trade circles here today described Chinese New Year business as generally "dull and sluggish" though the festival day is only a week away. The traditional shopping spree which normally begins well ahead of the first day of the lunar
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    The Gurkhas move to Kluang
    92 7 The Gurkhas move to Kluang KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The 17 Gurkha Division has moved from Rasah Camp. Seremban. to Kluang. Johore. It will in future be known as 17 Division According to a .statement from the British Army Public Relations Service today, the division has a new commander. Mai. Gen.
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    Governor's son is made a director
    109 7 Governor's son is made a director KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The secretary and personnel manager of Lever Brothers (Malaya), Raja Kamarudin bin Raja Tun Uda. has been appointed the first Malaysian director of Pamol (Malaya) Ltd., also a Unilever subsidiary. Pamol owns a 12,500--acre oil palm plantation in Kluang. It has
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    A BRUSH WITH THE POLICE, AND PPP OFFICIAL IS CHARGED
    318 7 A R. MADHAVAN, 26, secretary of the Selangor branch of the People's Progressive Party, was charged in a magistrate's court today with obstructing a police officer in his duties and resisting arrest. Madhavan. a lawyer's clerk pleaded not guilty to
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    Yong at New Zealand party
    72 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The New Zealand Deputy High Com-mi.-sioner. Mr. B S. Lendrum. toaay proposed a toast to the Yantf di-Pertuan Agong at a luncheon given by. the commission at the Hotel Singanura Intercontinental to celebrate New Zealand Day. The Minister for Health. Mr. Yong Nyuk
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    'Politics out' decision by the Muslim conference
    410 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. 1 'J'HE regional conference of the World Muslim Congress here today scrapped all resolutions with a political flavour. This dramatic move was made when the plenary session of the conference was discussing resolutions passed by it? commission on general affairs.
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    Industrialists see Malaya's new port
    74 8 KUAL4 LUMPUR Thuw. Fifteen -Japanese industr.allsu. who are here lor three days vi siudy investment opportunities, visited Port Swet:enham th:a afternoon and toured the new port ar North Klang Straits. Earlier this morning they v:siten several factories in Petaling Jaya. including the MalayanNuzawa Asbe^.os and
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    Patriotic Fund total mounts
    47 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thura.—Another $64 was received by the Strait* Times here today for the National Patriotic Fund, bringing thf total to 5145.789. Contributions cair.e from: Balik Pulau Umno branch. Prnang. 556: the Old Boys of "Group F Sultan Idris College. Tanjune Maiim. $8.
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    $11,500 FOR TWO ON M-CYCLE
    125 8 4 MOTOR-cyclist and a pillion rider who were injured in a road accident 18 months ago were awarded damages totalling $11,579 with costs by Mr. Justice Choor Singh in the High Court today. The damages were award- SINGAPORE, Thurs. Ed against G. D. Balakrishnan, a
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    DON'T HELP HIM—THIS MAN IS DANGEROUS
    76 8 DON'T HELP HIM— THIS MAN IS DANGEROUS SINGAPORE police have warned the public against harbouring or giving any assistance to an escaped convict. Yco Khun Sens (above) whom they described as "armed and dangerous." Veo. £4. a former welder, was serving a fouryear sentence for gang robbery when he escaped
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    Cable to three ministers
    71 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Twelve national un oils of atuderiu» participat.ni; In the Third As.an Regional Co-opera lion Sem.-iar here today sent a cable to the three fore.Rn m.nisLers of Malaysia. Indonesia and Philippines at Bangkok, wishing them success in the:r efforts to solve the Malaysia dispute.
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    Cheering troops
    45 8 JESSELTON. Thurs. Malaydan security forces on Saban's border will be visited by a group of Sabah entertainers soon. The Chief Minister. Dato Donald Stephens, has asked the Saba.Cultui'al Association, the Kndazxn Cultural Aisociat.on. and li^e Anskatan G.iyu Baharu to organ use the grouD.
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    $361,200 grants by Tan for projects
    97 8 $361,200 grants by Tan for projects BENTONG. Thurs. The Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Slew Pin, today made grants totalling $361,200 for several major and minor projects in the Bentong district. He made the offer during his stop here in the course of a three-day tour of Pahang. Electricity A
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    Pioneer status granted
    47 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Th« manufacture of leather and the refining of mineral and vegetable oils are to become pioneer industries, according to a Government notice today. Objections may be made In wr.ting and seni to the of Commerce and Industry be: ore March 6
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      215 8 Alloy Ik>p By y m Tm Unntlin OH, r KNOW OOP'S HES GOT THAT WEIRP AIT IS, ANP WATfLL I I <&& I 1 TEU. MX). WHLL.T KNEW He| I ...BUT WHERE'P V -Cl I A H6R0...8UT WHATS I HIMSELF I SOUNDING I >OU HEAR THE ■0&*& OSCAR, THIS HAD
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    Midas-touch genius turned cents into Millions
    1923 9 Midas-touch genius turned cents into Millions THE REMARKABLE FRANK WOOLWORTH SMALL STOREKEEPER INTRODUCED MASS SELLING TO THE WORLD WOOLWORTH (above) and (at left) HIS BIC DREAM THE SIXTY STOREY WOOLWORTH BUILDING ON the night of June 21, 1879, 27--vcar-old F r a n k Winfield Woolworth stood behind the counter
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    DEATH
    17 10 rets Sit (Minimum) P KRISHNA IYER, father if Mis Harvard Kstate. BedonK. I] at <*olmhatore. South
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    73 10 Word* Sit (Minimum) FAMILY Of THE late Mr. Nyam Kar I Kntm thank friendv relatives, fend I- I Pastor, for wreaths, con- I loiences, assistance, attendance 'pray- ■he funeral 3-2-rti THE FAMILY OF the late Mrs. Feo 800 Leonx <Md. Lai Imm Swee) hank all those who paid n.vbl
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    IN MEMORIAM
    41 10 Word, fin (Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY o( Mrs I.lm 'nee Tan Cioh Neo) departed |.i<l<lcnly 7-L'-58. Gone But Never KorIN LOVING MEMORY Koumathy > Knshnan who paas<<l iv.iv 7-I-1957. i' Not Forsorm Fondly I id hy her lu.'iuim and ct\;\-
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    The Straits Times Friday, February 7, 1964. Good Start To Talks
    661 10 The Straits Times Friday, February 7, 1964. Good Start To Talks There has been reasonable progress in the Bangkok talks, i although it cannot be said to be rapid- Tun Razak. however, I I believes that matters "have gone very well", which is re- j assuring, especially in view of
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    Better By Half
    372 10 The fifty per cent increase in housing allowances offered by the Central Government to its employees means monthly i benefits ranging from $2.50 to $25. Cuepacs (the federation lof civil service unions) is I deeply disappointed, having I set its sights on rises of the order of
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    Last Service
    249 10 The Death of General Emilio Aguinaldo in Manila comes as a reminder that Asia's fight for freedom is not new. More than 60 years ago the General achieved his special immortality as President of the Philippines Revolutionary Republic, in defiance first of Spaniards md then Americans. The Singapore
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    MASSACRE!
    1187 10 BURUNDI PREMIER FLIES TO KENYA AND TANGANYIKA IN A QUEST FOR HELP 15,000 said to be dead in massive tribal war by a SPECIAL WRITER Just back in Nairobi from Rwanda President Kayibanda of Rwanda: He is called the Nero of Africa THE massacre of the lordly Watutsi tribe
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      Just pie in the sky
      164 10 LIKE other have-nots 1 have responded to the Singapore' Government's call to live in the sky. My family are now lodged in a flat on the topmost floor of a Housing Board pride in Queenstown. We decided to live next door to the gods so
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      Overlooked
      41 10 RECENTLY the Economic Development Board in Singapore issued certificates for the courses held in 1962--83. Courses held and completed in 1962 have been overlooked. No certificates. Why is the board making this distinction? The lecturers were fully qualified. CANDIDATE Singapore
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      Stolen relic
      120 10 A FEW weeks ago an item of historical Interest was stolen from the Association of Engineers in Singapore (a club founded in 188^ and one of our oldest clubs). I refer to the bruss engine plate from the German cruiser Emden. This was displayed in the up- stairs
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      No sweat
      88 10 CORRESPONDENT complains of the shortage of parking space in the vicinity of the Odeon Theartre. Since the Introduction of "pay as you park" meters in North Bridge Road and Victoria Street, there are many parking spaces which are not occupied. As for people who put out soap-boxes and
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      Clearer sign
      105 10 IN reply to the Police Secretary's letter (S.T. Feb. 4) I have noticed that the "Turn Left" sign at the Pickering Street-South Bridge Road Junction has now been altered to read "Turn Left— One Way Only" which Is less ambiguous than before. I agree that traffic policemen on
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      Student fear
      86 10 I AGREE that limited promotion should be given to candidates who obtain the necessary credits even though they fall their national language paper. When the national language paper was made compulsory In 1962. fears grew in many students. They were forced to concentrate on the national language thus
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      Ferry peril
      160 10 READERS of the Straits Times will no doubt recall several recent items in the past dealing with ferry disasters in various parts of the world. They came readily to mind while crossing to Penang the other day. I was in my car on the ferry and found that
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      71 10 HOW TO PREVENT YOUR HEART ATTACK With an appeal to wives to do something about it, this condensation from Dr. Gertler's book makes the flat statement: "a heart attack can be delayed for years or prevented entirely". Read about a project organised by the eminent heart specialist Dr. Paul Dudley
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    The 'Boss' makes defence in P. Senang trial
    296 11 The 'Boss' makes defence in P. Senang trial OINGAPORE, Thurs.— *3 Aziz bin Salim. 23, a detainee with a Senior Cambridge education, made his defence at the Assizes today as one of the 58 accused in the Pulau Senang murder trial. Aziz, who Is also known as Terry Koncho. Is
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    Job for ex-prisoner
    61 11 SINGAPOBL. Ihurs The Singapore After-Care Association has helped a former prisoner to get a job as a clerk in a Labour Exchange in London. The annual report of the association today said the man. after failing to find employment in Singapore. was sent to London, where officials
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    Ex-interpreter dies in India
    52 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. News was received here today of the death in Secundrabad. India, last Thursday of Mr. P. R V. Subban. former .senior Indian .nterpreter at the H.-:h Court Mr Subban. 57. re red from the service in 1961. He is survived by his wife and
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    Lock icon 'Convince Soek he can't win'
    412 11 STRESS BRITISH AID WILL CONTINUE, AND BANGKOK TALKS WILL SUCCEED: PAPER NEW YORK. Thur». I HE New York Herald Tribune said today that the success of the Bangkok conference on Malaysia could depend on President Soekarno being convinced he would "never win his war." An
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    Airline strikers
    65 11 THREE girls among the 45 striking Japan Air Lines employees picketing the entrance of the A.I.A. build Ing (where the airline has Us offices) in Singapore yesterday. Indications are that an early settlement of the dispute between the airline and its employees may be expected following a meeting
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    6 months old heron's 2,500-mile flight
    390 11 6 months old heron's 2,500-mile flight KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A purple heron only six months old flew 2,500 miles from Siberia to Kota Bharu in 1961 only to be shot dead by a poacher. He found a ring on its leg and passed It on to Dr. H. Elliott McClure.
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    Two doctors among group off for study abroad
    161 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs Two doctors are among a group of people who have left Singapore for studies and training abroad. They are Or. Ng Kwok Choy and Dr. How Yew Foo, who have been awarded departmental fellowships to Britain (or courses leading to
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    The friend who stole
    68 11 BINOAPORE. Thurs. A housewife's woman friend visited her In her home In Rangoon Road on Monday and left tialf an hour later with cash and Jewellery altogether worth $265. a magistrate's court was told today Evelyn Chew Im Neo. 20. who said she had a two-week-old
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    2 CORPORALS ARRESTED 5 MEN, COURT TOLD
    174 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A corporal In the Federal Reserve Unit told the First Crl- 1 mlnal District Court today how he and another cor- porai chased five armed men into a blind alley and arrested them after ordering them to lay down ttielr weapons.
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    Grocery boy in assault case
    69 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Peter Yeo Boon Leong. 23. a grocery boy, today pleaded guilty in a magistrate's court to using criminal force on a seven-year-old girl at Eastern Mansions on Feb. 4 at 5.30 p.m. with intent to outrage her modesty. After committing tne offence, he
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    $1,500 fine and 3-year ban for road death
    286 11 $1,500 fine and 3-year ban for road death SINGAPORE, Thurs. A leading seaman of H.M.S. Terror was today disqualified from driving all classes of vehicles for three years and fined $1,500, or six months' jail for causing the death of a young bar waitress last year by a negligent act.
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      663 11 I Today's Radio, TV RADIO SINGAPARP I Of Jazz: n3O Before w Say rfMUIU »ir*t»A*»wrffc Goodnight; 12.00 Close Down. MEDIUM WAVE SEBVICK D n|n MAI AVCIA 478 MeUea RADIO MALAYSIA SHoiTWWi. BERVICK NATIONAL SHORTWAVE ilit SfcKVICt: 41.J metro A.M. 6.00 Time Signal NegaraHAOIO SPORE FEB. 7 FRI. ku, 6.02 Morning
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    Recruitment of 500 soon for jobs on Sabah estates
    274 12 Kuala Lumpur, Thurs November, brought the total to 23. Ten were settled during the month, with the assistance of the Ministry Of the 12 strikes in December, eight were settled before the end of the year and the remaining four last
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    She reports being raped
    43 12 T A I P I N U. Thurs. A woman tapper told the police that she was raped while she was working on Merchlston Estate. Pondok Tanjong division. 14 miles from here, yesterday morning. Police have detained a man
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    Boy Scout chief
    22 12 TAIPING. Thurs.— Dato Mur.id bin Ahmad. Commissioner of Prisons, has been elected president of the Taiping Boy Scouts Association.
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    NANCY SE-SHI WINS AWARD TO STUDY IN MICHIGAN
    124 12 MISS Nancy Se-Shl Ao Yen (above) of Singapore, who graduated from the Olivet College in Michigan. U.S.A.. recently, has been awarded a $11,700 state college scholarship by the University of Michigan to do graduate work in mathematics. Nancy, daughter of Mr. Menjen
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    HOLED THAT TIGER -BUT IT'S GONE
    174 12 SEREMBAN, Thursday. yHREE game rangers returned from Ayer Kuning x last night after a fruitless search for the wounded tiger shot by a buffalo owner on Monday I evening. According to the Game Warden. Selangor. Negrl SemI bilan and Malacca. Mr. Dara Singh, the
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    Unrealistic, they say of housing allowance —raise
    364 12 Unrealistic, they say of housing allowance raise IZUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Govt rnmenfs offer of a flat 50 per cent increase in the housing allowance to its 80,000 unaccommodated employees, ranging from manual workers to Div. I officers, is "unrealistic." This was the consensus of most Government employees, especially those
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    Stamp Club poll
    27 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Sclangor Stamp Club is now conduct.ns the first-ever poll to choose the best commemorative issue of Malaysian stamps for 1963.
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      343 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. Is It part of one's business to 1. £all poor Crane a soldier? be proficient? (5). Absurd! (5-8). 7. Olrl carries point on new hat 9. Result of the knockabout Kiven by bird writer (8. 5). comedian's entry (7). 8. Even so, the new habit
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      Drugs: 'Greater necessity to examine them with extreme care'
      455 13 Drugs: 'Greater necessity to examine them with extreme care' IT IS becoming more and more necessary to examine with extreme care all pharmaceutical products put on to the market, said Dr. Gordon I. Hobday, a director of Boots Pure Drug Co. Ltd., Nottingham, U.K., and the director of the research
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      Technician is off on Swiss course
      118 13 Technician is off on Swiss course A TECHNICIAN of Hagemeyer Trading Co. «M) Ltd. in Singapore. Mr. Thomas Tan Lee Chye. left for Switzerland by X.L.M. last week to undergo a threemonth special accounting machine course at the Paillard Training School. Yverdon. The school is run by Paillard Ltd., said
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      Firm is one year old
      69 13 MR. KOH BAH SEAH (above). Ls managing director of Khooo Seah Electric Co. Ltd. which. although It celebrates only Its first anniversary tomorrow, already has three offices in Singapore and will shortly establish branches in Kuala Lumpur Ipoh and Penang The head office of the
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      Akai seeks ways to boost local business
      175 13 Akai seeks ways to boost local business TWO representatives A of a leading Japanese tape recorder manufacturer visited Singapore last week to explore ways and means of meeting the demand in the Malaysian market. They were Mr. Yasuo Fukumatsu. managing director, business department, and Mr. Sadahiko Sakai, manager, foreign trade
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      Triumph 2000 car
      28 13 The first car of Standard Triumph's nowest model for Malaysia. Triumph 2000 saloon, arrives in Singapore tomorrow on the 10.142 tons Ben Line ship. Benreoch.
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      Made in Singapore trawler ready for trials
      201 13 Made in Singapore trawler ready for trials STRAITS Engineers Ltd.. Singapore civil engineering contractors specialising in marine works, have completed work on what is claimed to be the first trawler ever constructed in the State. The 50 d.w. tons, 57 ft steel trawler (left), built at the company's Kalians shipyard
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      OF 'KROPOK UDANG' AND CHINESE FOOD
      241 13 KROPOK UDANG' (prawn crackers) and frozen Chinese dishes are likely to be Singapore's new export items to Australia, i This possibility was seen by an Australian businessman. Mr. John J. Cronln. who was In Singapore last week to make a survey of business prospects.
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      More cargo traffic foreseen
      136 13 More cargo traffic foreseen ATOP British shipping executive said In Singapore this week that he foresaw very bright prospects for Increased cargo and passenger movements in this port. Situated as it does In the middle of the world shipping network, the island is an important port and a vital link
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    115 16 MELBOURNE. Thurs. INHERE was notable Improvement In demand for general investment* and industrials today In a firmer market following the easier trend or the past few days. Rises well out-numbered falls. Moves were not large, but moat leader* showed gains. Base metal* were Irregular, but eib moved narrowly
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    RUBBER PRICES
    254 16 FEBRUARY first grads rubber buyer* f.e.b. eleasd st S p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 6.', cents per lb. up seven-eighth of a cent on Wednesday's closing level for the position. The tone was quiet but ateady R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. eleslng prleea In cents per lb.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    210 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONO) February 6. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Bountrad 13 its. M. Box 30 eta DunlODS 18 cts. McAllHter. 16 ctl. City Dev. 3 cts. M. Invest. 16 cts. K. Smelters 20 cts. Rohlnsoo 14 cts. Esso 19 cts. C. Storage 20 cts Fed. Olsp. 12 cts. Rothmans 13
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 16 February 6. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 65 cents (op seven-eighth of a cent). TIN: $528 (up $1,121). Estimateu unofficial offering; 240 tons (down 10 tons).
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    ANOTHER ACTIVE DAY ON EXCHANGE FOR EQUITIES
    668 16 From Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIALS were again very steady on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with some firm spots, the mixture being much the same as before. There seems to be another speculative burst among operators although this can hardly be related to
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    STOCK INDICES
    29 16 Malayan Stork lndi.r< Jan. 5 Jan. 6. ■Industrials: 112.13 113.54 Tins: 125.78 ltt.ll S rubbers: 1 .72 105.72 Dec. 31, -963 m Kill Dec. 29. 1962 100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    915 16 COMBINED business In the Singapore id Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded within brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Beustsad (6.000) $1.94. (1.000) $1.95. (1.000) $1.«2. (7.000) M.1«3: C.S. HeMlng (1.000) »:<4n. Dunleps $2.93 SL. (1.000) 52.U3 D, (3.000) $2.95: C.
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    Straits tin up by $1.12½ Rubber market steadies
    449 16 There was a rally In the Straits tin price yesterday of $1,124 to $528 per picul on an offering of 240 tons or an estimated 10 tons less than on Wednesday. In London on Wednesday dealIngs In tin were more spirited at
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    92 16 TMI Malayan exchange Sanka- c ati»n made these cnanges In its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates in SI Oi Ni Verli: baying TT 82 13/16. airmail ">D 32 15/16. 90 d'st 33 1/4 cre- <•■( bills. 33 3/8 trade Mils. Itli ni TT M OO ready: Ms*
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    182 17 V:HIP( lying alongside the Slngapera Marhaur wharves or expected today are: Straat Jobore S La Trinidad OKf of Wellington IS 18. I M'lkho IS. Rajah Brooke 23 I' 4. Arhillea 3H/3», RoihetMteln 44. Van Unm-ho-■n Yung 6A. Badao N.W. 3 Inner Roads: Glang Ann, Anil. Dana, i
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    73 17 i CHINESE PrMluM Eiehanja, tin. hpiii naan pncai per picul yattlrday I C.eanut til: bulk S49i Milan, drum S32i Mllem. C»pra: Keb /March t'K Continent unquoted. Pepper: Minlok while MS2i sellers. Sarawak while SISO sellers. special Sarawak black J1124 sellers, garbled L*mpoQK black $1121 idler*, ASIA $1221 sellers.
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    Rubber crops
    15 17 Further January rubber crops were: Sungei Tukang 76,890 lb. and Temerloh 122,000 lb.
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      539 17 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mr. Chin Let Choy has left our service as from 31st January, 1964 and Is therefore not authorised to transact any business for or on behalf of the Company. WENG LEONG LIMITED, 16, Medan Pasar (Ist floor), Kuala Lumpur. (FOR MEMBERS ONLY] Permit No.
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      356 17 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I. Tan Ser Tok of No: 81. Hill Street, Singapore, have applied for a Retail Shop licence in respect of premises No: 14-M. Upper Serangoon Road, Singapore, and that this application will be heard In the Court or the District Judge and First Magistrate.
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      897 17 NOTICES SIN HIAP LEE SAW MILL COMPANY, LIMITED (Incorporated in the State of Singapore) LOST SHARE CERTIFICATE An application has been made i to the Directors of this Company i to Issue to NO CHAI HUA of No. 32. Java Road. Singapore, a duplicate certificate for fifty i5O) fully paid
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      853 17 NOTICES ANNOUNCEMENT A GENERAL MEETING of old pupils of the national type primary school (English), Tapah, to elect' three new representatives as managers on the school's board will be held on Tuesday, 25th. February 1964, at 5.00 p.m. in the school hall. OLD PUPILS of the school aged 21 and
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      790 17 f PUBLIC APPOINTMENT 1 LEMBAGA PERUMAHAN HOUSING TRUST PERSEKUTI'AN TANAH MELAYU STAFF VACANCY Applications are Invited from suitably qualified Federal Citizens for the appointment of Architectural Draughtsman. Salary scale: $250 x 15-5355 380 x 15-5520 per month all inclusive. Applicants must have several years experience of architectural draughtsmanship and preference
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      686 17 PU BL IC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA FACULTY OF MEDICINE ACADEMIC STAFF TRAINING SCHEME Applications are Invited from j medical or science graduates domiciled In Malaysia for appoint- ment as Assistant Lecturers Lecturers under *he Academic Staff Training Schemes established for the Faculty of Medicine In the fields of:— Anatomy
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      722 17 TENDERS JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK. TENDERS for the Transport of j Materials from Changkai Jong Quarry for period 1.3.64 to 28.2.65 in Lower Perak District will be received at the office of the Jurut«ra Negen. Jabatan Kerja Raya. Perak. Ipoh. up to 3.00 p.m. of the 20 2 64 from
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      Improved Kennedy looks lively outsider
      322 18  - Improved Kennedy looks lively outsider Epsom Jeep RACING by KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. If ENNEDY did a smart trial on good going: here this morning when he sprinted 3f in 39 2/5. The five-year-old appeared to be in top form. Kennedy was considered to be one of the best among the
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      Lock icon BRIAN GETS SOME BROTHERLY ADVICE FROM JACK
      57 18 ORIAN LONDON D (left) gets a helping, hand and some sound advice from his ex-boxer brother Jack during a training session at Weeton. near Blackpool. Brian is preparing for his Feb. 24 bout with Henry Cooper for the European, British and Empire heavyweight
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      SELANGOR SCHOOLS GET 'NEW SPORTS COUNCIL
      371 18  - SELANGOR SCHOOLS GET 'NEW SPORTS COUNCIL KEN FERNANDEZ By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A new chapter for school sport in Selangor opened this week with the amalgamation of the Kuala Lumpur Schools Sports Council and the Selangor Schools Sports Council. The formation of the new Council will now not only streamline
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      9th gold to Russia
      102 18 INNSBRUCK. Thurs. Ants I Antson, 25-year-old student from J Tallinn, added the Olympic men's 1.500 metres speed skating title |to his European championship today to give the Boviet Union their ninth gold medal of the Innsbruck Games. Antson sped to victory In the open air rink
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      Umpire kept waiting
      60 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. An umpire. Burdett Coutts. was kept waiting in vain for the SHA league and Cup match between Kh.iK.i Association and SHB scheduled to be played at Bukit Chermin today. Coutts. who arrived at 4.50 p.m. for the match on instruction by the SHA secretary. S
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      MSSC officials
      59 18 MALACCA. Thurs. Officiate of the Malacca Schools Sports Council elected at the annual general meeting: President S. K. N;i>;ic;im; vice-presidents P. V. Jacob and Chin Yip Kuen; secretary Chong Pak Seong: asst. secretary M. V. Raj; treasurer R. Jegathesan. committee: N. Subramanlam, T. Moissinac. Peter Lee, G. K.
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      Swimmers' trip is called off
      132 18 Swimmers' trip is called off |(UALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Two swimmers selected by the Federation of Malaya Amateur Swimming Association to represent Malaysia at the Australian junior swimming championships on Saturday received disappointing news today. Ng Wai Kirn (Perak) and Ivan Myall (Selangor) were told by the FMASA that their trip
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      12 teams in KO tourney
      74 18 PENANG. Thurs.— Twelve teams will participate in the Penang Wo- men's Hockey Association's annual I seven-a-side knockout competition on Saturday at Western Road. I Penang Hockey Club have entered three teams while Free School and St. George's Girls School have each entered two teams. Other
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      Lock icon MCC DRAW
      33 18 NAGPUR. Thurs. The match between Central and East Zones and the MCC here ended In a draw today. Final scores: Zones 246 and 165-6 dec. MCC 173-3 dec and 184-2. Reuter.
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      Johore team oust holders Changi
      300 18 RUGGER SINGAPORE, Thursday. pENTRAL JOHORE established themselves as strong contenders for the Singapore Cricket Club seven-a-side Rugby football championship by beating defending champions RAP Changi "A" by 13 points (two goals, try) to six (two tries) on the padang today. The victory puts Central Johore
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      UMPIRES COURSE
      24 18 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The empires Board of the Singapore Hockey Association will hold a course for umpires at the YMCA on Feb. 24
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      SERVICES ON THE TRAIL AGAIN
      378 18 SOCCER SINGAPORE, Thurs. Singapore Joint Ser- vices footballers are stepping back on to the trail of their broken hopes in the FAM and Malaya Cup competitions more determined than ever to succeed this year. A squad of 29 players have already had two weeks' training
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      Hattrick by Havelock
      51 18 PENANG. Thurs. Penang Indian Association continued their winning run in the League hockey competition today when they trounced Green Jackets 5-0 al Dato Kramat Road. It was th« Indians' eighth successive win. Centre-forward D. David bagged two first-half goals. li.mc'.c--right T. Havelock completed hattrick in the second
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      RAINED OFF
      39 18 IPOH. Thurs. Heavy rain washed out the Div. 2 matches of the Ipoh hockey league on the Municipal padang today. Andersonians were drawn to play against Postals and Sekolah Tuanku Abdul Rahman against Central Mental Hospital S.C.
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      OUTPLAYED
      21 18 MALACCA. Thurs. High School outplayed 1/10 Gurkha R.fles to win by 4-0 in a Ma..ice* nockey league match here tociay.
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      'Sport a must' directive hailed
      245 18  - 'Sport a must' directive hailed ERNEST FRIDA By 'OINGAPORE, Taurs. Singapore, sports officials today praised 1 the Ministry of Edura- tion for issuing a new I directive making sport compulsory for all •schoolchildren in the State. They said that the minls- try's iiiove should see rapid Improvement In the standard,
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      Australia's cricket reputation at stake
      683 19  -  JACK FINGLETON THE riNAL TEST from Sydney, Thurs. 'JOMORROW at Sydney is Australia's biggest Test day in years. The weather today is brilliantly fine Sydney's January at its best in 15 years and the next five days are to prove whether South Africa have really
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      Lock icon Graveney plans to retire
      82 19 LONDON. Thurs. Tom Oraveney. 36. who has scored more runs and hit more centuries than any other firstclass cricketer still playing, is considering retiring at the end of the next season. He has played 52 Tests for England Oraveney said: "It is possible that I will
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      SONG KEAN CLEARS FIRST ROUND
      241 19 LAWN TENNIS UENANG, Thurs. 1 Top seeded Tan bong Kean had an easy passage into the second round of the men's singles of the Penang lawn tennis championships at the Penang Sports Club courts today. Song Kean beat C. H. Llew 6-3, 6-0 In the
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      Lock icon HOLLOWBREAD THE DEJECTED
      59 19 TOTTENHAM Hotx spur goalkeeper Hollowbread stays down and watches unhappily as the ball rolls out after hitting the back of the net for Chelsea's second goal in the match which Tottenham lost 2-1 at White Hart Lane, North London, last Saturday. The second goal, like the first
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      Lock icon England win thanks to Pickering's hattrick
      221 19 England win thanks to Pickering's hattrick SOCCER ONDON Thuis. A clevei hattrick by centre-forward Fred Pickering gave England a narrow 3-2 win over Scotland in their under-23 international at Newcastle last night. At Belfast. Wales, who had previously beaten Scotland and drawn with England, just managed to maintain their unbeaten
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      Lock icon Player to try again
      55 19 PHOENIX. Thurs.— Gary Player (South Africa) renews rivalry w:th American stars Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus in the US$l5,OOO Phoenix Open golf tournament start:ng today Palmer seeks to win the event for the fourth successive year He finished one stroke ahead of Player here last year
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      Lock icon All Blacks strike scoring form
      263 19 i RU6BY PARIS, Thurs. The 1 New Zealand All Blacks Rugby Union team exploded into magnificent scoring form in the second half to swamp a French South-Western selection 23-0 at Bordeaux yesterday. The strength of the Southwestern forwards and the enterprise of their backs appeared
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      W. Indies propose 3-month tour
      163 19 W. Indies propose 3-month tour CRICKET DORT OF SPAIN, 1 Thurs. The West Indies have accepted an invitation to send a cricket team to India In 1965, but have proposed a three-month tour instead of six months. Gerry Gomez, a member of the West Indies Cricket Board, said here. Mr.
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      70 19 THE VA PEDESTRIAN ROLLER^ patching trench reinstatement vibratory compaction of non-cohesive soils, tarmac, etc. the multiplicity of small jobs where light compaction work is involved. M. D. M. LTD. Jftk F O >~ 10)) Kah Tri MIIJ YEARS I YOUNGER Thanks j^ m to L^l the tonic ftgimt^'l 1.x...ye .ha,
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    48 20 THAI Foreign Minister, Tun Thonor Khoman, addressing the opening session of the ministerial conference on Malaysia in Bangkok. On his right are Philippines Foreign Secretary, Mr. Lopez, Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, and on his left, Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak— U.P.I, photo.
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    Settlement near in airline dispute
    198 20 Settlement near in airline dispute SINGAPORE. Thurs.— There were indications today of an early settlement in the dispute between Japan Air Lines and its 45 striking employees. This resulted from a visit by a top JAL official, who arrived here late last night from Hong Kong, where he Is stationed.
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    118 20 U.S. RECALLS ENVOY FROM GHANA WASHINGTON. Thurs. The US Is recalling Its ambassador from Ohana fon "consultations" In the wake of anti-American demonstrations In Accra, authoritative sources here said today. It was not immediately known how soon the envoy, Mr. William Mahoney. would leave Accra. The sources emphasised that Mr.
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    Lock icon Lagos visit for Premier
    51 20 LAOOS. Thurs. Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, will arrive here on Monday on a three-day goodwill visit. The Premier, now touring African countries, Is expected to hold talks with Nigerian Prime Minister Balewa and visit Industrial establishments before leaving on Wednesday for Addis Ababa.—
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    62 20 WASHINGTON. Thurs. The State Department announced yesterday the appointment of Mr. Edward T. Rice, deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs, as U.S. Consul General in Hong Kong. Mr. Rice is a' veteran of 28 years In the Foreign Service and has
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    60 20 KHONC PENG NOON on 4-2-M. 10 J .i i:in Talalla oft Birch Koad mi p.m. 7-2-64 for New Omi'tcry MR. PETER YAP AH CHA 1M Tolok Kin nn 6-2-64. n:nd his Im-.ovi <1 wlfr mi cblldnn two daughters-in-law, two toni-In-law, thrn- Knmdchildrrn. C'ortag* leaves for Holy Kamlly Church at
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