The Straits Times, 24 February 1964

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    Lock icon Supplies to guerillas: Warning goes out
    466 1 Supplies to guerillas: Warning goes out [£UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysia today warned Indonesia that she would take the necessary steps to counteract any moves made to send supplies by "land, air or sea" to Indonesian guerillas and regular forces in Sabah and Sarawak. A Note to this effect was sent
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    AIR SPACE ALERT
    923 1  -  TONY HERMON 'Intercept all intruders' IDENTIFICATION ZONE DECLARED OVER SAB AH, SARAWAK: DEFENDERS ARE BROUGHT TO HIGH PREPAREDNESS By KUALA LUMPUR Sunday NO unauthorised aircraft will be allowed into Malaysian air space over Sabah and Sarawak from 8 a.m. on Tuesday. All aircraft which deviate will be
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    Widowed-by cease fire violator
    208 1 Che Salman binte Kadir, 28. bereaved wife ofP.C. Jamaluddin bin Sa'ad, 32. of Kedah. one of two members of the Ipoh Field Force killed on Friday in Tringgusay, in the Bau district of Sarawak, waits bravely with a relative and one of her three (laughters (aged
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    Cultural accord
    25 1 MOSCOW, Sun— Ruaria, and the U.S. have signed an agreement for the exchange of writers, musicians, students, artists, movies and exhibits for 1904-65.
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    Lock icon 'Corridor of revolt'
    59 1 'Corridor of revolt LONDON. Sun. A message from Dakar in the Sunday Telegraph today claimed that Communist China has established a "corridor of revolution" across Africa from the Indian Ocean to the Atlantic. It is no longer a question of Peking's presence on this continent: China is today a major
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    Lock icon Malaysian peace bid by Jomo
    162 1 NAIROBI, Sunday. rw(HE Kenya Government of Mr. Jomo Kenyatta is "prepared to do all it can" to bring about a lasting settlement between Malaysia and Indonesia, it was announced yesterday in a Joint statement from the Government and the Malaysian goodwill mission. i The joint
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    Lock icon A bloody nose...
    57 1 A bloody nose... HONG KONG. Bun.— MajorGeneral W. E. Walker, director of operations In the Borneo territories, said today he believed his troops had adopted the "right tactics" against Indonesian guerillas. "Every time the guerillas come across the border, we have given them a bloody nose," he said. He is
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    Lock icon Recognition for Zanzibar
    53 1 WASHINGTON. Sun. The State Department announced today that the United States has recognised the new revolutionary Government of Zanzibar. It said that Britain and five Commonwealth countries had also recognised the regime, which took power on Jan. 13. The Commonwealth countries are Australia, Canada. New Zealand. Malaysia)
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    Lock icon The Texas topper
    38 1 NTW YORK. Sun. President Johnson has agreed to allow the American hat Industry to promote the sale an -LBJ" model, described as a "modified version of the five-gallon Texas hat," It was announced here. Renter.
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    A GRAND THAI WELCOME AWAITS KING, QUEEN
    335 1  - A GRAND THAI WELCOME AWAITS KING, QUEEN TAI SING ONN By BANGKOK, Sun. Bangkok is all set to give a grand welcome to Malaysia's Yang di-Pertuan Agong. and Raja Permaisuri Agong, who will start their 10-day state visit here tomorrow. Today finishing touches are being put to the big welcoming
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    Lock icon Nine die in Jakarta rioting
    125 1 Nine die in Jakarta rioting JAKARTA, Sun.— Nine J people have died so far after five days of rioting and brawling in the port area of Tanjong Priok, a police spokesman said today. He said he would make a full statement tomorrow concerning the outbreak of violence which had broken
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    STOP PRESS
    27 1 JAKAKI'V sun— Phihaliinrs ■MffCCf here rritfr.itr<i ladaj Malaysia mil Philippines liirt <> nI y agreed in Hi— Peak U "consider rxrh.nmc "1 consular diplomatic reprcsrutatiMs IPI.
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    Lock icon 'Traitor' gets 3 years' jail
    130 2 'Traitor' gets 3 years' jail KUCHING, San Mr. Justice Harlev In the High Court here yesterday described a Sarawak youth, Tan Chiew Cons, 19, as "a traitor to his own ooantry." He sentenced Tan to three rears jail on a charge of consorting with terrorists at Pualu Paloh. in Sarawak's
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    Gift of books
    51 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun— The British High Commissioner. Lord Head, yesterday presented 400 books worth about $8,500 to the library of the Malaysian Parliament on behalf of the British Government. The books cover a wide range of subjects national and local government, parliament procedure, the Commonwealth and economic
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    'Miss Muar contest
    35 2 MUAR, Sun.— A "Miss Muar'' beauty contest will be held at the Tanjong Club here on March 5. The first prize Is a return trip to Bangkok, donated iv Cathay Pacific Airways.
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    STEPHENS: MALAYSIA HAS STRONG FRIENDS
    202 2 STEPHENS: MALAYSIA HAS STRONG FRIENDS TESSELTON, Sun.— The J Chief Minister, Dato Donald Stephens, told the people of Slpitang yesterday that Malaysia and Sabah had strong friends who, if the nation was attacked by enemies, would make sure they were defeated. The Chief Minister paid surprise visit to the once
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    $2 mil. flats
    31 2 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The Housing and Development Board is to build six blocks of 10-storey flats comprising 720 units and 12 shops costing nearly $2 million in MacPherson Road.
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    Three vehicles lost
    27 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. Three motor vehicles a Vei-p.i scooter, a Honda motor-cycle and a Morr* Minor car— were rrttoncfl stolen In The last 24 hours
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    Lock icon GUARD OF HONOUR for MR. LEE
    51 2 GUARD OF HONOUR for MR. LEE SINGAPORE S Premier. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, inspecting a guard of honour on his arrival at the airport in Dar es Salaam, Tanganyika, recently as head of the Malaysian "truth mission" to the African countries. The mission is due back this week. UP I
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    A 'handyman' wife in trade fair ship
    150 2 From KEITH HOPPER SYDNEY, Sun.— A wife who makes electrical elements in her husband's engineering business is among 12 women chosen to travel in the Australian Trade Mission ship Centaur. The Centaur, built last year In Glasgow, will begin a tour of South-East
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    Toyota cars assembly plant to be set up in Penang
    455 2 SINGAPORE, Sunday. J^ MOTOR plant is to be set up in Penang for the assembly of Toyota cars and it is hoped to begin production early in 1966. This is revealed in the prospectus of Oriental Holdings Ltd, which on
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    Khir on Govt's two aims in fishing industry
    203 2 Khir on Govt's two aims in fishing industry KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Alliance Government has provided assistance and loans totalling $6 million to fishermen since 1959, in addition to the construction of Jetties, ice factories and cold storage plants. The Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. said
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    Death tangle
    33 2 BATU PAHAT. Sun Mohamed btn Ahmad. 29, a Telecoms linesman, was electrocuted yesterday when the wire he was repairing became entangled with other wires behind the Telecoms office at You Peng
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    Gang suspect arrested
    62 2 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Police from D" Division (Queenstown) yesterday arrested a 'big-time housebreaker" in Teo Hong Road and ■elzed two large insulated screwdrivers and a bunch of keys found on him. The arrested man is believed to be a member of a gang of housebreakers, some of whom
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    23 suspects held
    21 2 SINGAPORE, Sun.— Police yesterday detained 23 suspects under the Societies Ordinance and •screened 2.538 persons In gangland raids.
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    CAMERA'S 'MISTER CANON' COMING TO SINGAPORE
    212 2 CAMERA'S 'MISTER CANON' COMING TO SINGAPORE SINGAPORE, Sun. A Japanese doctor who built a camera empire from a bombed-out shed soon after the war will arrive in Singapore on March 3 for a two-day visit. Dr Takeshi Mltarai. president of the Canon Camera Co. ranked one of Japan's top three
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      Lock icon Peace prize award is challenged
      141 3 OXFORD, Sunday. npHE peace prize award of £78,000 made to the United Nations by the Balzan Foundation was challenged here yesterday. Sir Ronald Syme, vice-pre-sident of the foundation's 40-member .prize committee, said: "No meeting of the prize awarding committee of the foundation has been held
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      Lock icon FRENCH VETO FORMOSA'S COMMON MART AMBASSADOR
      103 3 BRUSSELS, Sun— France has vetoed the accreditation of a Focmosan ambassador to the CommonMarket, authoritative sources said here. The principle that the Formosa regime should be officially accredited to the Common Market waa agreed on by the six member governments in October 1963. but
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      Lock icon Lost power of affection
      55 3 CHESTER (England). Sun— A wallpaper pattern cutter, said by the Assizes judge to have lost the power ot. affection, was today awarded £10,400 for injuries in a car crash. The man. Leonard Steele. received a severe brain injury and now worked at half speed. He took
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      Lock icon The diplomat who went to church so often...
      351 3 PARIS, Sunday False papers on drug mission, but border police spotted him gALVADOR Pardo-Bolland, the Mexican envoy arrested in New York following a police drug haul, may have received consignments of heroin while kneeling and praying in churches in France, a French
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      Lock icon $13.5mi1. drug haul: Ringleaders slip police net
      140 3 $13.5mi1. drug haul: Ringleaders slip police net NEW YORK. Sun. The Federal Narcotics Bureau said today that the hunt for two ringleaders of an international dope ring had been switched to Europe, and Interpol had been alerted. Mr. George Belk, the bureau chief who is in charge of the investigation
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      Lock icon Big anti-bandit operation in South Thailand
      78 3 BANGKOK. Sun. Thai Marines landed at Rayong Province- In Southern Thailand at dawn yesterday to start largescale counter insurgency manoeuvres. Some 14.000 Thai troops, including border police and territorial defence volunteers, are engaged In the exercise against "enemy guerillas" who have Infiltrated into Thailand.
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      Lock icon US ambassador gets Sihanouk plan
      233 3 DHNOM PENH, Sun. 1 The Cambodian Chief of State, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, has said he has given the U.S. Ambassador, Mr. Sprouse, all the useful details on his project for a four-party conference in Phnom Penh. The planned conference would be a meeting of Cambodian,
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      Lock icon OFF WITH HIS (Beatle) HAIR!
      175 3 IT caused quite a stir when recruit Stan Howlett, 17, strolled into an army camp at Cove, Hunts, England, with his Beatle haircut. It was a situation which had the "old sweats" all abristle before consultation with the Queen s Regulations decided what had to
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      Lock icon Mixed crew trial by the U.S.
      59 3 WASHINGTON. Sun— Diplomatic sources iiere said the U.S. would soon issue formal invitations to six. possibly seven, N.A.T.O. countries to provide crews for a demonstration to prove that a N.A.T.O. mixed manned seaborne force is a realistic project. The crews will serve on a
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      Killed by bees
      26 3 MANILA, Sun. Wild bees swarmed over and killed a Cebu fisherman who stumbled on their hive while gathering seashells on the beach. U.PJL
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      Lock icon Nikita: America doesn't worry me now
      243 3 Nikita: America doesn't worry me now MOSCOW, Sun. Mr. Nikita Khrushchev told the Italian publisher Oiulio Einaudi he was growing less worried about the United States, but the German problem was still serious. Mr. Einaudi told reporters here today that the Soviet leader received him yesterday during a visit to
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      Lock icon 12 more arrested
      28 3 ANKARA. Sun— Another 12 men have been arrested in connection with the attempted assassination of Turkish Prime Minister Ismet Inonu. police sources said yesterday. Reuter.
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    ACS PLANS PARADE, AWARDS ON BIRTHDAY
    191 4 ACS PLANS PARADE, AWARDS ON BIRTHDAY SINGAPORE, Sun. The Anglo-Chinese School will launch a two-day programme packed with colourful activities to commemorate its 78th anniversary this week. The first day's programme, on Feb. 28, will start off with parade and marchpast of youth organisations in the morning. Mr. Tan Chin
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    Free Ministry film shows for the week
    101 4 Free Ministry film shows for the week SINGAPORE. Sun.— -The field section of the Ministry of Culture will give free film shows beginning at 7 p.m. at the following places: tomorrow Jal&n Ang Siang Kong, Tamplnes: Bun Lay School, Mandal Road; Kick Kuan School, Kg. Chantek Bahru; and Sin Ah
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    Finger painting
    32 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. P. K. Paul and Mr. J. Paul will give a Joint talk and demonstration or f.nter painting to the Internationa'. Women's Club of the TWCA on Wednesday.
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    Nanyang Guild: Challenge by new reform group
    454 4 'NOT FORMED ACCORDING TO ORDINANCE' SINGAPORE. Sunday 15-member reform committee formed by Nanyang University graduates early this month to rid their guild from "manipulation by a small bunch of extremist politicians" today challenged the legal status of the guild. The spokesman for the
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    Education is an investment for nation: Minister
    241 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. rCE Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok, yesterday spoke about the importance of education which, he said, should be treated as a national investment to ensure a better society and a better future for the people. Speaking at the prizegiving
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    Sangha Day
    28 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Thai Buddhist Temple at 83. SUat Road, will celebrate Sangha Day on Thursday with a day-long programme from 10.30 a.m. to 7.20 pjn.
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    Tun Yusof inspects books exhibits
    58 4 THE Tans di-Pertuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin Ishak (centre), looking at some books at the Swami Vivekananda cen- tenary exhibition held at the Ramakrishna Mission, on Saturday. On his right Is Swami Siddhatmananda, president of the committee of the centenary celebrations, and on his left,
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    MINISTER OPENS AN UNDERPASS
    51 4 THE Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Culture, Mr, Fong Sip Chee (centre), crosses the pedestrian underpass across Connaught Drive, after declaring the $85,000 project open on Saturday. On the left is Mr. Chan Chee Seng, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Social Affairs. (See Page
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    Presentation of certificates
    75 4 SINGAPORE, Sun.— The Assemblyman for Mountbatten, Mr. Ng Yeow Chong will present adult education certificates to successful candidates at the Mountbatten Community Centre at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow.Another presentation of certificates will take place at Boon Teck Road Community Centre by Mrs. Devan Nalr tomorrow at 8 p.m
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    LIM FOR BRIGADE CAMP
    35 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Minister for National Development, Mr. Lim Kirn San, will visit the Damai Work Brigade Camp in Jalan Eunos tomorrow morning. He is expected to make an important announcement.
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    MEDICAL WORKERS' PROPOSAL
    142 4 SINGAPORE, Bun. The Singapore Medical Workers Union has proposed that the present posts of special grade, medical and health servants, be abolished and replaced by the posts of senior attendants In all hospitals. In a letter to the Permanent Secretary. Ministry of Health, the union fixplalned that
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    MUNUSAMY MAY APPEAL TO THE PRIVY COUNCIL
    250 5 MUNUSAMY MAY APPEAL TO THE PRIVY COUNCIL KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Mr. Rasiah Munusamy, 36, who lost his appeal in the Malaysian Appeal Court on Friday against the Public Services Commission for terminating his appointment as a passport officer, may appeal to^the Privy Council. He told the Straits Times: "I am
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    Help for bedridden schoolboy
    102 5 TPOH. Sun.— A tin miner. Mr. Soo Chong Yew. and a lawyer have donated two air tickets to the bedridden schoorboy. Fan Ah Soo, 13, to enable him to seek specialised treatment in Bangkok. The additional ticket is for a member of the family to accompany
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    Reserve Unit called in
    56 5 KOTA BHARU. Sun.— Three platoons of the Federal Reserve Unit from Kuantan arrived here last night to reinforce the KelanUtn police in their operations to track down thugs and gang leaden in the State. Yesterday, the police detained nine men suspected of having secret societies connection
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    NEW MAN AT THE TOP
    56 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Mr. Lee Hee Seng. 36. na> been appointed general manager of* the Malaya Borneo Building Society Ltd. He is also chairman of the Malayan Association of Chartered Secretaries, a member of the Central Electricity Board and an alternate director on the Board
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    Rural tour
    37 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The 120 delegates from 18 countries attending the Afro-Asian Rural Reconstruction conference today toured two land development schemes in Negri Sembilan. accompanied by the Mentrl Besar, Dato (Dr.) Mohamed Said bin Mohamed.
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    MCA sets task for times of crisis
    289 5 IPOH, Sunday. J^ DIRECTIVE has gone out to all members and leaders of the Malayan Chinese Association in Perak to carry out a three-point task of national importance. The task is to: CONVINCE all Chinese of the dangerous stage the nation is passing
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    Mission praised by Tun Yusof
    65 5 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Tun Yusof bin Lshalc, yesterday complimented th» Ramakrishna Mission for its humanitarian work, regardless of race or creed, when he opened an exhibition organised by the Vivekananda Centenary Committee. The exhibition consisting of paintings, books and photos connected with
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    HAVE HUSBAND, WILL TRAVEL...
    117 5 HAVE HUSBAND, WILL TRAVEL ITUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Two bridesmaids put the final touches to the dress of the bride, Che Jamayah binte Daud. 22. a University of Malaya graduate, who was married In Kuala Lumpur last night to Inche Kamaruddin bin Abu, 25, First Secretary designate at the Malayan Embassy
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    New community halls
    37 5 TAIPING. Sun. The Mentri Besar of Perak. Dato Shaari bin Shafle. opened on Friday 15.000 community halls in Kampong Changltat Larah, Kampong Batu 30. Kampong Sungei Ara and Kampong Pantai Besar. all near here.
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    Manhunt for trio: We know them, say police
    244 5 Manhunt for trio: We know them, say police IPOH, Sun.— The police are looking for three youths two of them believed to be wounded of a gang of five whe robbed a goldsmiths shop in Hugh Low Street on Wednesday. Disclosing this, a police spokesman said that two ot the
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    Second place
    51 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. A Singapore Boys Town student. Michar Lai. who was awarded a Rotary Club scholarship for a course at the Outward Bound School in Lumut. has won second place in his class. Lai is one of three Both Town students sponsored by xim club for the year
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    The ambulance chasers
    449 7 IPOH. Sunday BREACH OF ETIQUETTE, SAYS THE PERAK BAR ASSOCIATION: NOW A 'REPORT THESE LAWYERS 9 PLEA TO THE PUBLIC TOUTING for briefs and ambulance chasing the practice of lawyers' clerks chasing after prospective clients involved in accidents are two developments in the legal profession which are
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    ANOTHER $1mil. FOR GOVERNMENT HOUSING
    122 7 ANOTHER $1mil. FOR GOVERNMENT HOUSING JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. The chairman of the Local Government Committee, Dato Suleiman bin Niman Shah, disclosed yesterday that the State Government had allocated another $1 million to buy land for houses for pensionable government servants. He was speaking at the allocation of 45 of the
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    $658 more for three funds
    154 7 $658 more for three funds SINGAPORE, Sun. The Straits Times received donations totalling $£58 last week for three different funds. Donations totalling S6OB for MADAM S. PAKKIAM, whose husband died in a road accident, came from B.K. Tan, Singapore ($5); the Crossed Kukris Lodge. Depot, the Brigade of Gurkhas, Sungei
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    Branch president
    37 7 PKNANO, Sun. Mr. Francis Chew has been elected president of the Penang branch of the Reel, flusion Workers Union of Malaya. Other officials are: secretary. Mr. Ong Tenj? Chiew; and treasurer. Mr Lee Hong Joo.
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    RMAF 'must acquire air defence role'
    156 7 RMAF 'must acquire air defence role' KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Malaysian Chief of Air Staff, Air Com m o dore CS.J. West, said here today it was obvious that the Royal Malaysian Air Force would have to -acquire an air defence role in the future. He was referring to a
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    Bata chief on a two-day tour
    42 7 SINGAPORE. Sun— Mr. J. Thomas BdU. head of the International shoe manufacturing organisation, Bata, will arrive here on Tuesday for a two-day Inspection tour of his firms network. Mr. Bata will be accompanied by his wife
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    'No logic in confrontation'
    160 7 K. LUMPUR, Sunday T»HE former Malayan A "ambassador to Jakarta, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, said nere last night that the idea behind Indonesia's confrontation is to dominate the Malaysian territories. Speaking at a rally of 2,000 people at the Sultan Suleiman Club ground here, Inche
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    Rope-maker robbed
    31 7 IPOH, Sun. A woman ropemaker. Madam Lee Foong Yens. 42. returned from work yesterday afternoon to find her house broken Into and about $330 in cash and Jewellery taken.
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    Seminar calls for students' national service plans
    286 7 Seminar calls for students national service plans KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE Third Asian Regional Co-operation Seminar x here has urged student movements to get their governments to create national service schemes for students for stipulated periods. Such a scheme, the seminar concluded, would give an opportunity to students to do
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    MIC to hold a two-day seminar
    77 7 KLANG. Sun.— The Malayan Indian Congress will hold a two-day seminar for 1,000 members at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka in Kuala Lumpur on March 14/ 15. The secretary-general of the party, Mr. S. Murugesu, said that the seminar was to Instruct members on
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    Thieves take $1,280
    35 7 IPOH. Sun. Thieves orofce into a house in Simpang Pulai near here yesterday afternoon and not away with 51. 280 in cash and Jewellery belonging to a businessman, Mr. Nan bin Yunos.
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    Underpass jpened to save time and money
    222 7 Underpass jpened to save time and money SINGAPORE, Sun. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Culture, Mr Fong Sip Chee yesterday opened the $85,000 underpass for pedestrians under Conn aught Drive one of the City's worst traffic bottlenecks. Traffic Jams caused by pedestrians crossing at the bottleneck In the
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    PMIP'S PERAK TARGET
    83 7 TPOH, Sun. The PanMalayan Islamic Party, which has been dormant in Perak for the last four years, has already started the campaign for the coming general elections. Two meetings were held yesterday in the royal town of Kuala Kangsar and at Tanjong Blanja. near Parit. both Alliance
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    The right of way through occupied premises...
    509 7 The right of way through occupied premises SINGAPORE, Sunday J^ANDLORDS and tenants in Singapore may be sued if they do not provide necessary access for others through their premises. Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah said in the High Court here. He added: "The vast majority of them would be extremely
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      A Ceasefire Crisis
      687 8 In Indonesia the President it the Philippines faces now a single task. He must persuade Soekarno to agree to an effective Borneo ceasefire. The air defence measures now to be taken in Borneo underline the seriousness of the new situation. The Macapagal compromise plan or a new
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      Trawling Ban
      360 8 The Government's decision to extend its ban on trawler fishing "until further notice" represents possibly too easy a surrender. Certainly Malaya's 40,000 inshore fishermen deserve help, but this is more like featherbedding. It would be different if inshore men had been unable to sell their catches as a
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      isolation' Ends
      160 8 Nations which have seemed remote can help or hinder M alaysia's fight for the right to live unmolested. This lesson has been well learned since covetous neighbours turned their unwelcome attentions upon us and made our survival and well-being an international question. If we are to interest others
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    Casting a new spell in the White House...
    1385 8 Casting a new spell in the White House... by a SPECIAL WRITER Washington Sunday ONE BY ONE THE LIGHTS GO OUT ON KENNEDY ERA WASHINGTON has changed a great deal since President Johnson came to office. And this is in spite of the call for continuity and the remarkably few
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      300 8 REGARDING your editorial "Princely Threat" published on February 19. I have the honour to send you a statement made by the State Secretary for Information of the Royal Government of Cambcdla:Cambodian opinion was very touched by your article on Cambodia. Our country does not request of you sympathy
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      74 8 SINCE the introduction of commercial services In TV Singapura. advertisements of a wide variety are continuously screened. Ail annoying aspect is that they are screened while many are enjoying their favourite programmes. This sort of interruption is undesirable. I would suggest that advertisements should be screened after a programme
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      130 8 YOU (published a letter from "Investor" (S.T. Feb. 20) which finished with the words "but it is of even greater importance that the integrity of all members of the Stock Exchange should be beyond reproach." How optimistically right he is. I have been trying for four months to
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    IRAQ FINDS SOLUTIONS TO TWO THORNY PROBLEMS
    316 8 BAGDAD. Sun. Olpbrating the fir t m nivcrsary of the overthrow of the Kassim regime. Iraq produced solutions to two outstanding problems. How permanent they would be remained to be seen. The Iraqi Minister for Oil. Dr. Abdul Wattari. disclosed the Government's Intentions
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    Poisoning threatens fish breeding project
    192 9 Poisoning threatens fish breeding project DENANG, Sun. Acute poisoning In the Kuala Kangsar River about three months ago has further reduced the numbers of the temoleh. a freshwater fish. According to Dr. S. W Ling, fisheries expert of the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organisation, many of these fish were
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    Tapper jailed for 18 months
    72 9 BATU PAHAT, Sun. Ang Yu Kwee, 23, a rubber Upper, was yeaierday sentenced In the Sessions Court to 18 months' jail for housebreaking and causing hurt to Lee Ah Seng, 33, a farmer, and his wife on Dec. 2, 1961. at the 3} mile Jalan
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    Homesick circus folk lack money to leave
    120 9 Homesick circus folk lack money to leave MALACCA, Sun. Tl Members of the Circus Brazil now performing here are homesick but have no money to go home. The circus director, Mr. Antolim Garcia, said this today in an appeal for help. Twenty-eight adults and nine children under his care arrived
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    Acting for Yong
    31 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. —The Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Raiaratnam. is acting as Minister for Health in the absence of Mr. Yone Nyuk Lin. who is now on leave
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    WOMAN OF 70 MISSING
    80 9 SINGAPORE. Sun— A 70--year-old inmate of the home for the Poor and Needy, in Waterloo Street. Mrs. Grace Murad, has been missing from the home for the oast two weeks Mrs. Murad was described as thin, with greenish eyes. and brownish black hair. She has the
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    Lock icon How love bloomed over the taxation counter
    418 9  -  RONALD KINSEY by HE WENT TO PAY AND SEE BAD HIS FH.E—SO MARRIAGE CLEARS THE WAY TO A JOINT RETURN KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. JJE went to pay his income tax and SHE had his file. Romance bloomed over the paying-in counter at the
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    Questions for council
    76 9 KUCHTNO, Sun. Mr. Ong Kee Hul (SUPP), leader of the Opposition, will ask in the Cornell Negrl tomorrow whether the Government advertises vacant public service posts In the local Press before advertising in the foreign Press. He will also ask the State Secretary If the Government did
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    Thief chased but escapes
    74 9 PENANO. Sun.— An RAf airman. Lac David Bruce. 27. chased but failed to catch a ;hief who ran away with hi* rad:o set on Prlday night. Lac Bruce was steeDins In hi> Green Lane home at about 10.16 o.m when he was awakened by his wife's
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    UNIFORM IMPORTS BANNED IN SARAWAK
    118 9 Kl THING, San. The Importation of military style uniforms and accoutrements has been prohibited in Sarawak, according to an order by the Governor-in-Conncil. The Government also gazetted .a "Public Order (Prohibition of Assemblies) 1964" under which the holding of any assembly in any place, whether
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    New tax officers
    26 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. —The Yang dl-Pertuan Negara has appointed Mr. Kwok Lock Peng and Mr. Lim Eng Quee as Assistant Comptrollers of Income Tax.
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    Cholera: Four more cases reported
    113 9 ALOR STAR, Sunday. pOUR more cholera patients, all from the Kota Star district, entered the General Hospital here today. They are a housewife, Poh Seok Chin. 32. a boy, Sa'ad bin Hashim, 12, and Ahmad bin Majld, 43, and Long bin Tahir. 50. So far,
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    'No advances' query
    62 9 KUCHING. Sun. The State Financial Secretary will be asked in the Council Negrl tomorrow for reasons for Government's refusal to pay advances to its Malay and Chinese officers before Chinese New Year and Hari Raya Puasa. The members who want to know the reasons are Mr. Chong
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    'By words AND deeds' appeal by Raja
    286 9 'By words AND deeds' appeal by Raja SINGAPORE. Sun, The Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, said yesterday It was Important for older people to shap* the character of the young not only by words but also by deeds. Speaking at a children's party at the Kota Raja community centre
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    Selangor and Johore H.S.C. results
    4646 10 Selangor and Johore H.S.C. results KEY TO THE lISULTS BELOW: Th« fig H r« 4 indicates that Hrn caadidjt. hat b««i» awarded a Ml certificate. Tba figiH* 5 indicates that whiU not qualifying for the fall H.S.C.. th« candidate will receive s statsisnf skewing the wftiacts in which lie h«t
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      ASSASSINATION IN THE COMMONS
      547 11  -  Robert Rhodes James SPENCER PERCEVAL. By Denis Gray. (Manchester University Press, 455.) By POLITICAL assassination in modern Britain is a genteel and civilised proceeding, in which no blood is actually spilt. The solitary exception to this admirable custom is the unfortunate Spencer Perceval, assassinated by a
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      The origins and misfortunes of Henry Pu Yi
      1064 11  -  ALLINGTON KENNARD A DREAM OF TARTARY. By Henry McAleavy. (Allen and Unwin 30s) By QNLY one Emperor has become a good Marxist. But Henry Pu Vi was especially favoured. He was twice an Emperor, the tenth and last of (he Manchu Emperors
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      777 12 I*-" 181 CONSOLIDATED TIN SMELTERS LIMITED (Incorporated In England) Notice n hereby given that a balance dividend of 35%, less Income Tax. will be paid on the Bth day of May 1964 on the 1% Non-Cumulative Preference Stock of the Company In respect of the year ending 31st March 1964
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      820 12 J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from Class aad above Registered Contractors wff be received by the Jurutera NeajaTt, j Selangor, Kuala Lumpur, op to 3.00 p.m. on 2nd. March. 1864 for the Metalling of Poadway st TDje Tiram Burok New Village tn Kjaata Selaniror District. Full particulars are ifitettsslißi from office
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    The Malayan share list
    1092 14 THE table of (hares en the M.Wymn Stock F*T h *T ■hows last baaineaa to Feb. 12 (A) and Met boslneaa since that date (B) with H and L ■tandtng for Highest and Lowest bmsinves for 1963 and this year to date. Alex Bricks 3 50
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    73 14 THE Malayan Ixahang* Banks' Aim•latlan mad* tbea* ciuinctn la in rate* to merchants on Saturday <ail rate* to S100) ttlllni TT »r OD rxady: Diutachi Marks 129«: Hslland GulMsrs 1171: ■•Iflan Francs 1619; Iwidun Kronir s*m On UM fras iichanm market In Hsng K»n«, the U.S. dsllar was
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    N.Y. FUTURES
    62 14 New York rubber futures last week were steady In with dealings meagre. Traders said that In physicals, factory buying was routine for in* period with interest noted for late April/May delivery when u>t mid-west lake ports will be open Trade sources said consumers here were generally resisting higher
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    CLOSING PRICES
    29 14 RUBBER TIN (per Ib.) (per picnL) Ffb. 17. $541.25 18. 67 eta. $543.00 IS. eta. $553.37 H 20. 671, cU. $566.50 tl. 66H eta. $568.50 22. tSMJCS
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    Tin price still spiralling
    698 14 Tin price still spiralling THE tin price which had Its most hectic week for years was still spiralling on Saturday morning when there was a further nse of $11.75 to $580.25. This was the highest price atno* May 1 1951 and in the t>ix trading days of last week the
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    DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
    53 14 Correct pavmmt Date of payment In- ll for year Total 1m prrvioo* year MrAlistcr 2s'-- Penirkalen 4,ri Krian Ktihbcr 3s. Padanr Srnane 74 <~ s PrUlinc Rubber 40. Port Dickson I.uknt lid.' Taipinr Rubber 12i% T Interim April 17 March 10 March 25 March 2.S March 20 50.
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    38 14 Fefc. 18. It. atatrtftte: 118.16 116.01 na: 140.4 C 142.07 rnbben: 104.78 104.72 •Dm. J«, 19tt=100. Dec. 2». 1962 IM. .->b. !0. Frb. 21. Feb. 23 113.78 114.65 114.72 145.00 139.88 140J1 1*4.72 104.72 104.72
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      966 14 [E°ioRIENTl LIIIES l ROUND VOYAGE TO JAPAN SS. "CHITRAL" Deports:— Penong 12th March 1964 Sm go pore 15th March 1964 For Hong Kong 19th/21tt March, Japan 25rh/29th Morch, Hong Kong 2nd/4th April Returns: Singapore Bth April 1964 Penang 11th April 1964 Fore* From:— Penong trout $1, 089.00 Singapore from $1,046.00
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    Minings take pride of place
    2441 15 Prom Our Market Correspondent THE Malayan Stock Exchange was active from the word go on Tuesday morning when trading resumed after the 5} days holiday. On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday good turnovers were reported although on Friday the volume ot business written contracted somewhat. Taking
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    679 15 rE following Is a complete list of terlsed quotations for the week ended on Friday, Feb. 21. b. a. \lci orda. 12.45 IS.00 Hciatead 1.08 2.00 ontrml Prop 1.40 1.31 City De» 58 .60 i- 3. Holding S.43 3.48 Con. Tin Smelt Href 17/W IS/0 (Jrdi
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      383 15 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, MALAYA APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION IN THE SESSION 1964-65 Applications for admission are Invited by the College of vgrlculture, Malaya to the Diploma Course in Agriculture. Application forms and further details may be obtained from the Registrar, P.O. Box 203. Sungel Besl. Selangor on written request enclosing a
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      335 15 THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited (or the supply only of alocrom-flnlshed corrugated aluminium sheets and fixing accessories, etc. Tender documents may be obtained from the Port Engineer's Office. The Singapore Harbour Board, against the receipt for a tender deposit of (500/-. which should be made with
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      764 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited by The Malayan Pineapple Industry Board for the post of Typist from Federal/ Singapore citizens possessing the Cambridge Overseas School Certificate. Qualifications: Ability to typewrite at a minimum speed of 30 w.pjn. Previous office experience Is an advantage. Place of work will be at any
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    Varsity exam results
    2821 16 TtHE following candi- dates have passed the University of Malaya first year examination for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts held last month (all results subject to confirmation by the University Senate) Abas bin Johar. Abdul Adz b Ismail. Abdul Halim b. All. Abdul Jalal b. AJmaln.
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      260 16 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS yet paint Is splashed about 1 Emphasised that street plant (8). Is found lying around ship 7 Unusual prey observed up In (8). the mountains (8) 5 Taken in readily when tur- 8 Got rid of settled things? (8). rounded (6). 13 Composer achieves eminence 9
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    Tengku's 14th year as soccer chief
    517 17  -  NORMAN SIEBEL WARM RECEPTION FOR SPOREs RETURN TO NEW 15-MEMBER F.A. of MALAYSIA -by- Kuala Lumpur Sunday fHE F.A. of Malaya today grew into the F.A. of Malaysia with the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, as president and Singapore, Sabah and Sarawak joining the
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    LEONG BEATS LEE AT LAST HOLE
    244 17 GOLF KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Leong Thoe Soon, a leading amateur jockey, staged a great finish to beat George Lee cue up at the last hole and win the Royal Selangor Golf Club championship final over 36 holes which was concluded this morning Leong. the
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    230 17 MANILA, Sun Peterj Thomson of Australia won i the Philippine Open golf' tournament today, defeating Doug Sanders of the United States in the first hole of a sudden-death playoff. Thomson won first prise money ot 20.000 pesos ($17.000 > w:th a oogey for a five on
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    A 'gold' for the Tengku
    211 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. (VS THE occasion of Singapore's renewed partner- ship with the Malayan states in the FA of Malaysia, Tengku Abdul Rahman, the president was presented today with a Malaya Cup winners' gold medal won by a Singp^ore player in 1939. Fhe presentation was
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    Tour is part of Games training for Japanese
    208 17 Tour is part of Games training for Japanese KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Japan's national socc* team arrived here today for four matches In Malaysia as part of their preparation for the Olympic Games cKs year. They open their tour with a match against Selangor at Merdeka Stadium on Tuesday, followed by
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    JOHORE 3-2
    46 17 SINGAPORE, Sun. A lastmlnute goal by inside-left Latlff helped Johore beat Singapore Joint Services 3-2 in a friendly match at Jalan Besar stadium tonight. Services led 2-0 at half-time with goals by Flamming and Shannon. Johore's other scorers were Yusof Hamid and Marian Don.
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    England's Ist Paris victory in six years
    111 17 RUBBY UNION France 3 England 6 pARIS, Sun. England r gained their first Rugby Union success of the season, and their first Paris victory since 1958, when they beat France at Colombes Stadium here yesterday. England, level at 3-3 at halftime, scored through
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    Tough Scots crush Irish hopes
    142 17 Tough Scots crush Irish hopes Ireland 3 Scotland 6 r\UBLIN, Sun. A tough, keen- tackling and highly efficient Scottish team ended Ireland's hopes of the triple crown by winning their Rugby Union International champ. onship match here by two penalty goals to one penalty goal Stewart Wilson, the Scottish fullback,
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    141 17 LONDON. Sun. Results of Rugby Union club matches: Guys 3 Bxeier 10: Harlequin* H Navy 3; London Irish 3 Chel'enham 9; London Welsh 8 Aberavon 0; Richmond 60 Merchant Taylors 3; St Mary's 31 Kennilworth 8; Wasps 9 Bath 14: Abertlllery 8 Loughborough 8: Bedford 6 Ebbw
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    Spurs take a firm grip on lead
    400 17 Spurs take a firm grip on lead ONDON, Sun.—Tottenlj ham Hotspur strengthened their grip on the First Division leadership by beating local rivals Arsenal 3-1 before a capacity crowd of 60,000 in yesterday's English League soccer programme. Leading the Spurs attack against his former teammates was 6ft 2ln Laurie Brown,
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    League tables and results
    1359 17 Aston Villa 1 WBA BUckburn 1 Man. United I Blackpool 1 Burnley I Chelsea 4 Ipswich 0 Liverpool 2 Birmingham I Noils Forest 2 Fulham v Shea. United 0 Everton 0 Sloke 0 Bolton 1 Tottenham 3 Arsenal 1 West Ham 4 Shell Wed S Wolves
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    TWO LOVE
    70 17 'j'HEY met on the badminton court and later both reached international stardom. He captained Malaya in the Thomas Cup snd the plsyad in the Über Cup championship. They struck a triumphant partnership in 1962 when they won the Malaysn open mixed doublet title. Now they have decided to
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    Lock icon Japan take 4-0 lead in Thomas Cup tie
    118 17 Japan take 4-0 lead in Thomas Cup tie BADMINTON VI EXICO CITY, Suit. Japan took a commanding 4-0 lead on the first day of their Thomas Cup tie against Mexico, winning the two singles and two doubles played last night. In the first singles Japan's national champion. Yoshio Komiya easily
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    W. Indians win
    48 17 SINGAPORE. Sun.— A West Indian XI beat SRC four runs in a friendly cricket match on the padang yesterday. Scores: W. Indians 207 (Bynoa 76. Boyce 48, Nonis 4-42. Perera 5-63) SRC 203 (Hough ton 68. Scully 60. J. Martens 39. Alexander 4-51. Bynoe 3-34)
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      76 17 SPORTS DIARY HOCKEY Spore state trial (padang, 5.15); S'gor Dlv. 1:: Armed Forces v YMSA (R. Range Rd) Club Recrlo v TPOA (Depot) Div. 28: University 'B v S'gor Club (Pantal Valley); Telecoms v Chartered Bank (Taylor Rd). Malacca L*e: SFA v NU Teachers (padang). Nerri Div. 1: Rangers v
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    'Useless' to meet again in Bangkok: Dr. Goh
    128 18 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Finance Minister. Dr. Goh Keng Swee, said today It was "useless" to hold another ministerial conference with Indonesia and Philippines to help solve the Malaysia issue. "I don't think it will help in the near future." he said. Dr.
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    246 18 Shann: No more disputes on Guinea border CYDNEY, Sun. There would be no further New Guinea border disputes between Australia and Indonesia, the Australian Ambassador in Indonesia, Mr. K.C.O. Shann, said here today. Mr. Shann flew home for three weeks of "normal consultations" with the Minister for External Affairs, Sir
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    Lock icon Secret air talks
    39 18 LONDON, 3un.— A front-page report from Nloossla In the Sunday Mirror said today that a Russian delegation is in Cyprus negotiating secretly with President Makarios for a direct civil air link between Moscow and Nlccosla. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Yoshida in Taipeh
    33 18 TAIPEH. Sun. Mr. Bhi«eru Yoshlda, the former Japanese Premier, arrived this morning for talks with President Chiang Kaishek to solve the diplomatic Impasse which had nearly ruptured Japan-Taiwan relations.— Reuter.
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    31 18 BEAUTIFUL Swedish actress Britt Eklund waves to huge crowds as she arrives at Guildford Register "Office, Surrey, England, for her wedding to British actor Peter Sellers. UPI photo.
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    266 18 MACAPAGAL: WE WANT ECONOMIC INDEPENDENCE JAKARTA, Sunday. PRESIDENT Macapagal told the Indonesian Parliament today that the Philippines was now seeking economic independence and the emancipation of its masses from poverty In a hair-hour address he said he was convinced that any national revolution would be in vain unless it succeeded
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    British car released by Red Police
    112 18 British car released by Red Police OERLIN, Sun. East v German Communist police yesterday released a British military car after blocking it with two police cars and a helicopter for several hours on the East German highway to Berlin. The British vehicle reached West Berlin at about 6 p.m., a
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    Begins today: Conference on how to ease world tensions
    522 18  -  AUSTEN ZECHA By KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday A WORLD beset by tensions will cast its eyes on the Malaysian capital this week ;is more than 80 delegates, representing different countries, ethnic and religious groups, attend the Conference on Development and Co-operation in
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    198 18 H-bomb: The first American plan was a dud NEW YORK, Sun. Dr. Edward Teller, often called "the Father of the Hbomb" had to scrap his first plan for building the bomb because a co-worker's calculations had proved it impracticable, an American magazine said today. The co-worker at the Los Alamos.
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    DEATH
    20 18 MRS. MARY MAGDALEN! DIAt ptnri away on 23.2.64 at Jobor* Bahru. Remains taken to Malacca fat burial today 24.2.64.
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      41 18 HIGHEST and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Saturday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 73 Kota Bahru 86 77 Penang 93 75 Ipoh 93 73 Malacca 88 73 Singapore 88 75
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