The Straits Times, 5 March 1964

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    Lock icon CEASEFIRE OFF
    1418 1 Lopez: Did our best MALAYSIA: NO ALTERNATIVE BUT TO TAKE MEASURES FOR DEFENCE OF OUR TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY Soekarno's order was ineffective BANGKOK, Wednesday MALAYSIA announced tonight it no longer considered the ceasefire in Borneo as "operative" following the collapse today of the tripartite ministerial talks here. A statement
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    Lock icon 'Russian aid' threat
    46 1 BANGKOK. Wed Indonesia has threatened to seek Russian military aid to reinforce its Borneo frontiers should it have to withdraw guerillas from Borneo, Malaysian sources claimed here today. The sources said they had been told of the Indonesian threat by Philippines officials. Neuter.
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    Failure of Bangkok meeting inevitable: Tengku
    744 1 KUALA LUMPUB. Wed. Tengku Abdul Rahman tonight said that the breakdown of the foreign ministers' meeting in Bangkok was "inevitable" because of Indonesia's uncompromising attitude towards the Borneo ceasefire. In a statement issued from the Residency an hour after the news of the breakdown
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    Lock icon HALF SEAS OVER ON A CIRCLING HORSE...
    103 1 GLASGOW, Wed. A retired naval commander, said to have been swayIng in the saddle while his horse went round and round a circle, was fined £5 at a magistrate's court yesterday for being drunk in charge of a horse. Clement Marlowe-Howells, who pleaded
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    Lock icon Reds in Soekarno Cabinet?
    68 1 JAKARTA. Wed. President Soekarno has agreed to! include Cjmmunlsts in the Cabinet provided there is strong unity in all sections of the Indonesian society, according to the official Antara news agency. Antara quoted the secre- tary general of the National Front Political Confederation, Mr. Sudibjo. as
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    Lock icon Look, no hands! Fly-blind success
    135 1 Look, no hands! Fly-blind success HATFIELD (England), Wed. A new Hawker-Siddeley J c t airliner made 10 successive fully automatic landings yesterday while test pilot Philipps sat with his arms folded in the captain's seat. Aviation officials said it was the first time that a civil airliner being built for
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    Movement of troops in Kashmir
    94 1 Movement of troops in Kashmir YEW DELHI, Wed. 11 The Indian Defence Minister, Mr. Y.B. Chavan, told Parliament today that there had been recent troop movements on the Pakistan side of the ceasefire line in Kashmir. "We have received information about some movement of armed personnel and military vehicles," he
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    Surprise rally in tin price
    58 1 SINGAPORE. Wed— After its drop of over $88 In the pact five trading days, tin today made a surprise rally of $14.62., taking the price back to $540.50. The advance was not generally expected here because in London yesterday there had been heavy falls of
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    Lock icon Subandrio agreed to withdrawal, but Sock said 'no'
    463 1 Subandrio agreed to withdrawal, but Sock said 'no' BANGKOK, Wed. The Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, did actually agree that Indonesian guerillas should be withdrawn from Malaysian Borneo when the Malaysia ministerial discussions were held here last month, according to a Philippines statement issued today. But the proposal was unacceptable
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    Girl spurns thugs: Father slain
    228 1  - Girl spurns thugs: Father slain ABDUL FAZIL B> SINGAPORE, Wed.— A canteen owner, Koh Mun Ting, was slashed to death early today by thugs whose amorous advances to his pretty 18-year-old daughter were spurned after she had started going steady with a "rich and educated" man. Koh. 49, a father
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    STOP PRESS
    40 1 PEACE FORCE I Mlllt N A I I <> v \\rd Nrrimtx < "inn il tnfliv un.inim<»u«lv ;<p ■prn\nl ili'-p.itrh «f inti rii.ilKHi.il pr.irp (<>rcr it (Aprus und appointment of a mediator »'>r the bfaad*! communal strife ITI. (Srr Pag)
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      U.S. expected to get tough with Sock
      314 2  -  GARY BARKER AMERICANS SEE LIGHT IN S-E ASIA by BANGKOK, Wed. American policy towards Indonesia is expected to stiffen if the Bangkok Foreign Minterters' talks end in a stalemate. I understand that the Americans are coming to accept t he view of other
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      Lock icon Rumanians hold top level talks with Peking
      115 2 PENANG. Wed.—Chinese and Rumanian Communist Party leaders began talks here yesterday, the New China News agency reported. The Rumanians were headed by Mr. lon Gheorghe Maurer, the Prime Minister and politburo member, while the Chinese delegation was led by Mr. Liv Shao-Chi. the
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      Lock icon JOHNSON SOFT ON SOEKARNO, SAYS ROCKEFELLER—
      133 2 JOHNSON SOFT ON SOEKARNO, SAYS ROCKEFELLER WASHINGTON, Wed. Governor Nelson Rockefeller of New York, who is campaigning for the Republican Party's presidential nomination, yesterday accused the Johnson Administration of lacking a planned concept for dealing with "Indonesian aggression" which, he said, threatened to destroy Malaysia. In a long foreign policy
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      Lock icon 'Hot war unlikely'
      52 2 UNITED NATIONS, Wed. U Ttaant, the U.N. Secretary-General, said yesterday he did not believe that a "hot war" was in the offing in the Malaysia a rea He told a Press luncheon that he "felt very hesitant to accept the idea of a hot war in that
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      Lock icon Khanh scores first big victory
      120 2 Khanh scores first big victory SAIGON, Wed.— South Vietnamese forces claimed to have killed more than 100 Communist troops in a heavy '..attle close to the Cambodian border yesterday for a loss of 13 killed and 85 wounded. The battle, the first real victory claimed by the Government since MajorGen.
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      Lock icon Naga guerilla casualties
      55 2 NEW DELHI. Wed. A total of 419 rebel Naga tribesmen have been killed and 4.888 cantured In north-east India in the oast four years, the Defence Minister. Mr. Yashwantrao Chavan. told Parliament yesterday. The rebels, demanding an Independent Naealand state, have been waging a guerilla struggle for
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      Lock icon Menzies accused of 'near fraud' on Malaysia
      242 2 CANBERRA, Wed.— Mr. Arthur Calwell, leader of the Opposition, last night accused Sir Robert Menzies, the Australian Prime Minister, of "little short of an electoral fraud" in his treatment of the Malaysia issue during the national election campaign late last year. "For that
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        RUSSIA TO GIVE NEW AID TO CAMBODIA
        52 2 BELGRADE, Wed. The Soviet Union will grant new military aid to the Cambodian armed forces, the Yugoslav news agency Tanjug reported yesterday. A dispatch from Phnora Penh said Prince Norodom Sihanouk of CambodU thanked the Soviet Ambassador for the aid. There we«« no
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        38 2 KATMANDU: The SovtoC Union has agreed to put up a cement factory in Nepal and Soviet technicians are expected there soon, a spokesman for the Foreign Ministry here said this will be the third Soviet-aided project In Nepal.
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        39 2 TAIPEH: President Chiang Kai-shek yesterday watched a landing assault by thousands of American and Chinese Marines on the southern tip of Formosa which climaxed the month-long exercise "Back Pack," officially described as the biggest ever stagM on this island.
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        20 2 KARACHI: Pakistan has accused India of "inducing and inciting" Christian and Hindu minorities in East Pakistan to migrate to India
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        25 2 KAMPALA: British troops sent to Uganda to deal with the mutiny on Jan. 23 will return to their Kenya base on Monday, it was announced.
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        19 2 KARACHI: An all-wea-ther road will link Rawalpindi and Peklne by next year, the Secretary of th» Communications Ministry said.
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        20 2 UNITED NATIONS: U Thant, U.N. SecretaryGeneral, announced that the U.N. observer mission in Yemen would be prolonged until May 4.
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      Lock icon DANCERS ARRESTED
      36 2 JAKARTA, Wed. Police raided a dancing party in Pekalongan, Central Java, and arrested scores of teenagers, Jakarta newspapers reported today. They were warned to abide by the regulation bannlnc Western dances in town. Reuter.
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  • US.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Pilot tried 'impossible' Innsbruck landing
      116 3 Pilot tried 'impossible' Innsbruck landing INNSBRUCK, Wed. The commission investigating the Alpine crash of a British airliner that killed 83 people on. Saturday said yesterday the pilot tried te land without instruments in weather that made such a landing impossible. The commission, in a preliminary report issued at Vienna, said
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      Lock icon Police arrest former head of AEC
      65 3 HOME, Wed. Prof. Felice Ippolito, suspended last August from his post as secretary-general of Italy's Atomic Energy Commission, was arrested by police last night at his home here. The 47-year-old professor was chained with embezzlement and using his official position for "private interest." An
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      Lock icon Volcano kills *2o
      26 3 SANTIAGO. Wtd. At least 25 people were killed in the Southern Chile village of Conartpe when Villarnca volcano erupted, police said today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Wilson: A 'police' role for the navy
      421 3 Wilson: A 'police' role for the navy BUT TUT IT UNDER UN" REPORT WAS 'A LIE 9 WASHINGTON, Wednesday. YJK. Harold Wilson, British Opposition leader, yesterday branded as 'a complete lie" a report that he had suggested putting the British Navy under the U.N. But, he said in a speech,
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      Lock icon Suicide in Durham Cathedral
      71 3 DIRHAM. Wed. A man killed himself by cutting his throat on the high altar of Durham Catheral yesterday. Police said the man was in his fif ties. The Cathedral was closed after the in* cident and services will not be held tbere again until it has
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      Lock icon Prince Philip apologises to mining town in Fife
      170 3 Prince Philip apologises to mining town in Fife \fETHIL. 'Scotland). Wed. The Duke of Edinburgh has apologised to this mining town in Fife for calling It "a terrible place to live in" Tie phrase was used on a recent visit to the Mariners Club In Glasgow, and yesterday Provost (Mayor)
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      Lock icon Battery for heart
      49 3 SAINT NAZAIRE. Wed Hundrrris of wellwishers hnve :uded M. Francois Rouziou. who fpHrrd lie would have to sell his house to d;<V for a battery sewn Into rr.- s'nmach to keen hi* he*rt be«nn« They have subscribed 360 franc* for an to replace the battery.— Renter.
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      MAKARIOS: A 'YES' TO PEACE FORCE PLAN
      269 3 MAKARIOS: A 'YES' TO PEACE FORCE PLAN NICOSIA, Wednesday. rpHE Greek Cypriot President, Archbishop Maka- rios, last night was reported to have reluctantly approved a proposed U.N. Security Council resolution on a peace keeping force on the island. But Greek Oypriot sources expressed iear\s tnat the Soviet Union might veto
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      Lock icon China's U.N. seat: U.S. adamant
      63 3 WASHINGTON. Wed. The United States will continue to oppose China's admission to the United Nations and every body associated with the U.N.. the State Department said last night. The Department made the U.S. position clear in commenting on the French acting earlier yesterday In seeking
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      Lock icon Margaret to be Catholic? Palace has no comment
      80 3 LONDON. Wed.—Buckingham Palace and all other Royal sources Ignored yesterday a French magazine report that Princess Margaret was contemplating conversion to Catholicism. They refrained from comment of any kind. Sources close to the Palace said there was no basis whatsoever for the
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      Lock icon A Trident feat
      46 3 LONDON, Wed. One of Britain's new Trident jet airlines yesterday made 10 fully automatic landings. It was reported today. A test pilot sat In the captain's seat with arms folded as the 600-mlle-an-hour "automated" Hawker-Sid-deley Trident touched down on test airfield runaways. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 75 million heard the big fight
      70 3 75 million heard the big fight NEW YORK. Wed. About 75.395.000 people heard the live radio broadcast when Casslus Clay won the world heavyweight title from Sonny Liston, the American Broadcasting Company reported last night. It said this figure, which did not Include listeners outside the U.S. compared with about
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      Lock icon Channel borings next, year
      85 3 PARIS. Wed. The Channel Study Group. a joint British. French and American private enterprise. Is ready to undertake probes of the English Channel bed between Prance and England next month which would permit the first tunnel borings to start in the spring of 1965. It was
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      Lock icon MacA has jaundice
      26 3 WASHINGTON. Wed. Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur Is suffering from a "moderately severe laundlce." officials at Waiter Reed Army Hospital centre said yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Belgium stays out
      31 3 BRUSSELS, Wed. Belgium, has decided not to take Dart in the pilot project for a mixedmanned Nato nuclear force, a spokesman oJ the Foreign Minisi last night. Reuter.
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      Lock icon OAS leader arrested
      30 3 PARIS. Wed. French police have arrested the leader ot an Illegal secret army organisation (OAS) youth movement and about 20 students, reliable sources said last night. UPI.
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      Lock icon NIGHT WOMAN HAD NO BIRTH CONTROL PILLS
      99 3 I OXDOX. Wed. A doctor recently answered a night emergency call from ,i woman patient under the National Health Service only to find that she wanted a supply of contraceptive tablets The matter is to be raised in Parliament Mr. Henry Kerby (Conner-
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      Lock icon Poles use beautiful girls to lure U.S. envoys
      132 3 Poles use beautiful girls to lure U.S. envoys YEW YORK, Wed. 11 Four American diplomats in Warsaw were blackmailed into joining the Soviet espionage system by beautiful Polish girls, the New York Journal American reported yesterday. The diplomats were named by Michal Ooleniewski. a Polish-born defector from the Soviet secret
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      Lock icon AT LAST: JURY CHOSEN FOR RUBY TRIAL
      159 3 DALLAS, Wed. A Jury to try Jack Ruby for the murder of President Kennedy's alleged assassin was completed yesterday, with a new judge temporarily presiding. Selection of a silverhaired grandmother, Mrs. Louise Malone, as the 12th juror paved the way for the beginning
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    K.E. now a cholera infected area
    306 4 K.E. now a cholera infected area KUALA. LUMPUR, Wednesday J^UALA LUMPUR has been declared a cholera-infected area following the death of a four-year-old girl from the disease in the General Hospital this morning. The youngest child of a labourer of Salak South village near here, she was brought to hospital
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    MCA man dies
    32 4 IPOIi. Wed. Mr. Clv.n Che* Kheone. 61. a bus'.nc.^man and treasurer of the Malayan Chinr>e Association. Persk branch, died in the Oeneral Hospital I-to This morning after a short
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    Petition to lift ban on trawler fishing
    121 4 Petition to lift ban on trawler fishing A LOR STAR, Wed. I% About 200 idle trawler fishermen in Kuala Kedah. the State's main fishing centre, today petitioned the Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. for the lifting of the temporary ban on trawler Ashing. In two separate
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    Woman robbed in church
    49 4 PF.NAN'G \\<-a A Convent y-achfr. Miss Mary Chung. 25. io>t her handtttc last nietit while praying ai thr Bbrtnc ol our L^dy of Paf.ma at the Pulau Tlkus Catholic Church Police are lookins nr a youth \vho had knelt behin< Mi-s Chang during the prayers.
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    POLICE HOLD 13 THUGS IN RAIDS ON GANGS
    62 4 OINGAPORE. Wed. Police yesterday arrested two "active fighters" from the "24" and "108" secret society groups operating in the Jalan Bukit Ho Swee area. They were detained under the Criminal Law < Temporary Provisions) Ordinance. Another 11 gangsters were i detained under
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    Display by Centaur's aircraft
    78 4 Display by Centaur's aircraft SINGAPORE. Wed The 27.000-ton British aircraft carrier Centaur will be the local point of a flying demonstration off Singapore on Saturday. Ministers, Par 1 1 a mentary and political secretaries. Assemblymen and prominent citizens will be invited to look over the ship. During the afternoon they
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    5.000 at temple joy
    26 4 PARIT BUNTAR. Wed. —More than 5.000 Deople attended the three-day celebrations marking ■the first anniversary of the SubI ramamam Hindu temple here.
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    Batteries stolen
    19 4 PENANG. Wed— Poiice are Investigating the theft of 17 motor lorry batteries valued at $1,500 last night.
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    THE ROYAL HOMECOMING: SAYIN6 IT WITH FLOWERS
    96 4 yyiTH a shy curtsry. six-year-old Sharifah Hanizah. granddaughter of the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, presents a basket of orchids to a delighted Raja Permaisuri Agong on her return to Kuala Lumpur yesterday with the King after their State visit to Thailand. Behind
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    David raps Govt's unions policy
    183 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Transj port Workers' Union of Malaya is "gravely concerned" over the I Government's policy towards trade unions, the general secretary. j Mr. V. David, said here today. He said that the Government's "pro-employer legis- lation"' had been unable to check 10
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    King and Queen return from State visit
    295 4 King and Queen return from State visit ftl ALA Lf.MPI R. Wed. An artillery salute boomed over the capital today, welcoming home the King and Queen from their eight-day State visit to Thailand. tVaiting to erert them on Platform 1 at the railway station its functional drabness masked by full
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    Cock-fights in cemetery
    265 5 COURT TOLD: AFTER THE FRAY, STOLEN BIRDS WIND UP IN THE CURRY POT SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE Juvenile Court was told today how a disused Christian cemetery in the city area has become a popular venue for children's cock-fighting. Asst. Supt. Mary Quintal, prosecuting, said that some children
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    Assistant D.O. gives evidence at murder — trial—
    375 5 Assistant D.O. gives evidence at murder trial t^EREMBAN, Wed. The Assistant District Officer of Kuala Klawang, Inche Mustapha bin Mohammed Amin, said in the High Court here today that he gave a lift to Ma'arof bin Ebat, who it> charged with murder. He WU giving evidence at Ma'arofs trial for
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    Stolen taxi recovered soon after report
    68 5 SINGAPORL. Wed— A taxi was recovered by police minutes after it was reported stolen yesterday. The taxi was> seen by Inspectoi Shamdin bin Tengah. of "F 1 Division, wliile he was on mobi> patrol duty In Upper Serangoori Road. He rha.sed the taxi until
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    Beauty queens in Penang
    56 5 PENANO. Wed. Three beauty queens from America arrived in Penang today for a flve-day stay during which they will (five three fashion shows and perform at a local dance hall Penny Holland (Miss Queen of Queens). Glvnda Quirm (Miss Oklahoma) and Penny Jane McClelltn (Miss Utahi
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    Hahaman's visit
    26 5 JESSELION Wed.— TtM Malarr of Labour Inche Balmiwn Mn Shamsuddin today \isi cti the Borneo Abava V where imber o! Indaneslar. labuureu are emp.uTed.
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    Hearing of divorce case adjourned
    83 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Hearing of a petition by an officer in the Malayan Railway Administration seeking a divorce from his wife was adjourned in the High Court here today to April 13. Hum Labaya Saigal sought the divorce on the grounds of cruelty by his
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    Fulau Senang murder trial
    59 5 SINGAPOKfc.. Wed Sf- n:or Crown Counsel. Mr. Franci l tjeow. prosecutor in the Pulau Sanaaf murder trial. continued today in the Assizes with his final I submission for the fifth day before Mr. Justice BuUrose and a special seven-man jury. Fifty-eight former Pulau Senang detainees are
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    Gomez, the bank men's champion, dies at 48
    153 5 IPOH, Wed. Mr. P. C. Gomez (above), foun-der-president -of the National Union of Bank Employees and president of the Perak branch of the Malayan Trades Union Congress, died in the General Hospital here last night. He was 48. He is survived by
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    $1,100 haul from shop
    32 5 SEREMBAN. Wed. Thieves broke into a shop here during the early hours of this morning and cot away with liquor and cigarettes worth 81.000 and SlOO in cash.
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    Frigate on visit
    31 5 SINOAPORE. Wed— A French frieute. Admiral Charner. arrived here today from Hong Kong and will stay in oort for three d.iv.s The ship is on a Pacific cruise.
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    160 ENTRIES FOR 'JOY OF LIVING' ART SHOW
    127 5 I'UALA LUMPUR. Wed. More than 160 entries have been received for the 'Joy of Living" national art competition to be held in the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka from April 20 to 29 The exhibition is being organised by the Arts Coun cil
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    Lock icon Pearl diver from Malaya jailed for theft in —Darwin
    199 5 Pearl diver from Malaya jailed for theft in —Darwin rjARWIN. Wed. A Malayan pearl diver, who was given permission to stay in Australia two years ago when the Federal Government dropped deportation proceedings, was today jailed for theft and unlawful possession. Zainal bin Hashim. 27. single, wharf labourer, of Darwin,
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    RRI to hold competition
    50 5 KAJANO. Wed.— A rubber sheet making competition for mh illholders in the Ulu Langut district will be held on Friday at the community centre in Denalcil. 18 milc-s from here. It is arranged by the Rubber Research Institute. There will be cash prizes for the winners.
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    Theft of car
    32 5 PENANG. Wed.— Police are looking for a new Morris Minor, registration number PD 7898, stolen from a liquor dealer. Mr. Lum Chit Thean. in Malacca Street early this morning.
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    CASE OF THE UNION MEN WHO REFUSED TO PAY LEVY
    506 5 CASE OF THE UNION MEN WHO REFUSED TO PAY LEVY SINGAPORE. Wed "expulsion" order made by the Army Civil Services Union against a number of union members for refusing to pay a building fund levy imposed by the executive council of the union in October, 1962, was contested in the
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    The SBHEU drew out $75,914 in 7 months
    757 6 PROBE INTO UNION FUNDS SINGAPORE, Wed THICK BATCH of cash cheques produced at a commission of inquiry today showed that the Singapore Business Houses Em* ployees Union had between April and October last year drawn on its banking account to the extent
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    Mr. Tang to organise Safety First Council
    58 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Tang Tuck Wan (above). Singapore Olympic and Sports Council secretary, has been appointed organising secretary of the proposed Singapore National Safety First Council He win be responsible in the first Instance to Initiate the National Safety First Council, and then
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    SOUTHERN ISLANDS: PLAN FOR 8 JETTIES
    94 6 SOUTHERN ISLANDS: PLAN FOR 8 JETTIES SINGAPORE. Wed. The Urban and Rural Services Consultative Committee is considering the building of eight jetties in the Southern Islands at an estimated cost of over $102,000. A decision will be announced by the Minister for National Development, Mr. Llm Kirn San (above), when
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    Girl, 13, raped: Man admits 'acid9 threat
    267 6 Girl, 13, raped: Man admits 'acid 9 threat SINGAPORE, Wednesday. 'THE Assize Court was told today how a young man, who raped a girl of 13, bad threatened her with an "acid bomb" when she screamed for help. Teh Hong Geok, 24. a worksite labourer, who pleaded guilty to a
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    HONG KONG MISSION ON TOUR OF JURONG
    149 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. The 58-member Hong Kong trade and industrial mission today toured the sprawling Jurong industrial estate to see for themselves the results of Singapore's determined efforts to industrialise. A lunch was given in their honour at the premises of the National Iron
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    433 6 $50,000 EXTORTION CASE BRIBE BID IS DENIED OINGAPORE, Wed. A Johore police officer was alleged to have demanded $50.--000 from a businessman in a Singapore hotel while music from a dance band softly played. This allegation was -made by Llm Say Tuan.
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    1712 7 Courtroom charmer STRAITS TIMES Special Feature LEGENDARY U.S. CRIMINAL LAWYER EARL ROGERS SET RECORD OF 183 MURDER ACQUITTALS TALL, handsome, flam boy ant crimi naJ lawyer Earl Hogers was sitting in his Los Angeles office one morning in 1915 when a stranger entered and asked if it was true that
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    24 8 Words Sl» (Mlmlmum) MR. A MRS. Mak Kk«a BenK h*nK MaaCfl and relatfvea for their tlual>le Klft.i and attendance oa rbetr i.drtmK 1-3-M.
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    67 8 JO Uorrfs Sl* (Mimmmm) IN LOVING MEMORY of OUT be..vsd fsiher AnK Boon SesuiK who left on |t at <>one But Never Kor- ..tlen in LOVING MEMORY of the late Mr. ituiip U'Cruz. who departed on Meepa In a beautiful Kardeo heltrrrd from sol row and pain One
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    52 8 ;0 Wnrd* Si. SI (tin.) TREMENDOUS PROFIT Is gained s| the Blhle. Kree correapondM Mark's Gospel. Wnte to Upward Path. P.O. Box 903. K.I. YOUTH FOR CHRIST Rally VtetorUl M.-morial H.ill March 7. 19«4. 7.30 p m Snesiker Jake Combs of too Navigators. Ouest Artist and Y.r.C. Ctwir.
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    Thursday. March 5. 1964. Failure In Bangkok
    588 8 Thursday. March 5. 1964. Failure In Bangkok The Bangkok talks have failed. The decision yesterday evening that the discussions should be recessed need not, however, be taken too hardly. The first reaction naturally is disappointment, coupled with the fear that not only will tension increase again but the activities of
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    Selamat Pulang
    311 8 Some say that royal visits between countries are just manifestations of friendship: but do they not also promote I if.' Who would say Thailand ;ind Malaysia are not better neighbours than ever as a result of the King's eight-day visit? He and his Consort returned to Kuala Lumpur
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    Cyprus Plan
    308 8 The plan for a peace-keep-ing force for Cyprus, submitted to the Security Council by its five elected members, seems a reasonable compromise. It is proposed that the force should operate as Archbishop Makarios desires— under the flag of the United Nations, but with the proviso that its size
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    1035 8  - Time that ticks away in Room 318 GODFREY HODGSON bomb(J2EK) from IS JOHNSONS NAME LINKED WITH A $30,000 HANDOUT? IT is more than six months now since a suit filed in court by an angry business rival first revealed that Mr. Lyndon Johnson's protege, Bobby Baker, the serviceable secretary of
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    521 8  - A BATTLE OVER NIGHT RACING IN BRITAIN Vernon Morgan by AN intriguing back-stage battle is going on between the professional racing people, the Betting Levy Board, and the bookmakers over the question ol night racing. A keenly interested spectator on the sidelines is the British Government. The "professionals" such as
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    Blankets for 2 shivering youths on trial for murder
    258 9 Blankets for 2 shivering youths on trial for murder IPOH, Wed. Two youths facing a murder charge before Mr. Justice Ali bin Hassan and a seven-man jury in the High Court here today were given police blankets to keep themselves warm when they complained of the severe cold in the
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    Inspection tour
    41 9 PARIT BUNTAR. Wed. The Mentri Besar of Perak. Dato Shaarl bin Pial, and the Assistant Minister for Rural Development. Inche Mohamed Ghazaili bin Jawi. will make a two-day inspection tour qf rural development projects In Krian district starting tomorrow.
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    ARTIS MEN ALLOWED TO STAY LONGER
    113 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Central Government has extended the stay here of two former members of Angkatan Revolusi Tentera Islam Singapura (Artis). for the fifth time, to April 4. The Straits Times understands that the fate of these two men will be known in the
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    Muslim youth conference
    46 9 PENANO. Wed. The Penang Mu>l m Youth Society will sponsor a Pan-Malayan Muslim youth conference here duitng the next school variition.s Invitations will be issued to all non-political Muslim youth bodies to send representatives for talks on educational, social and other youth activities.
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    PARK DISPUTE GOES TO INDUSTRIAL COURT
    128 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. A trade dispute relating to the dismissal of 90 workers of the Great World Amusement Park. Ltd. hasbeen taken to the Industrial Arbitration Court. The management of the park, in dismissal notice* to the workers last week, announced !t was going into
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    Reward for headman
    77 9 JESSELTON, Wed— A village chief from the border area who was instrumental In getting five Indonesian border terrorists to surrender to the security forces was given a $1,000 reward 'n Tawau. According to the village chief, whose name was with-held-for security reasons, one terrorist was brought In
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    The united front collapses
    241 9 NO AGREEMENT ON POLICIES AND ALLOCATING SEATS AGAINST ALLIANCE KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. 'piIK proposed united front of four Opposition parties to fight the Alliance in the Parliamentary and State elections in April will not be formed. The four-day meeting here end^d today without reaching an agreement
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    Dato Fenner in Tawau
    49 9 JESSELTON, Wed.— The Inspec-tor-General of the Royal Malaysian Police. Dato C. H. Fenner, paid a routine visit to Tawau yesterday morning. He flew here by RMAF plane accompanied by the Commissioner of Police, Mr. Donald Matheson. The Inspector-General later went on tour of Wallace Bay.
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    TANKEEGAK: WHY I AM REJOINING THE M.C.A.
    187 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malayan Party leader, Mr. Tan Kee Gak (above), has decided to rejoin the Malayan Chinese Association. In a joint statement Mr. Tan and the president of the M.C.A., Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said: "President Soekarno, under pressure from the
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    Incumbent MPs from Penang to contest polls—
    256 9 Incumbent MPs from Penang to contest polls DENANG, Wed. 1 All eight M.P.s from Penang, both Alliance and Socialist Front, v/ill seek re-election in next month's general election. Inche Ismail idris (Penang Selatan), Mr. Gen Chonjr Keat (Penang Utara). Inche Ibrahim bin Abdul Rahman (Seberang Tengah), Haji Ahmad Sa'ald (Seberang
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    PAP sends big four for election campaign
    293 9 PAP sends big four for election campaign SINGAPORE, Wed. The Peoples Action Party's "invasion" of Malaya began today when a vanguard of four Ministers, led by Dr Toh Chin Chye, the Deputy Premier, left for Kuala Lumpur to set In motion the PAP election, machinery. Accompanying Dr. Toh, who is
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    THE AIM: TO BEAT ALLIANCE GOVT, says MCA MAN
    156 9 THE AIM: TO BEAT ALLIANCE GOVT, says MCA MAN lOHORE BAHRU, J Wed.— Mr. Chan Chorg Wen, national publicity chief of the M a 1 a v a n Chinese Association, criticised today the People's Action Party's indention, to contest the Malayan g c n eral election. Mr. Chan claimed
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    Indian books for library
    42 9 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Deputy High Commissioner for India, Mr. Thomas Abraham, has presented the National Librury with 42 books about India This is the second time that the Government of India has donated books to the National Library.
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    RAJARATNAM TELLS GHAFFAR: WE QUITE UNDERSTAND
    252 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Minister of Culture. Mr. S. Kajaratnam. said here today that it was "understandable' that Cm no. being a member of the Alliance, should spring to the defence of MCA, if it was attacked. He was replying to Malacca's Chief Minister Inche
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    Tan back after Malacca tour
    72 9 KUAUi LUMPUR. Wed. The Minister of Finance and national president of the Malayan Chinese Association. Mr. Tan Slew Sin, returned here last night after an extensive threeday tour of hi* home State, Malacca, during which he travelled more than 500 miles. Yesterday Mr. Tan took
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      523 10 *pHE costumes are dasling. In fact, they are lit for a queen. But housewives and career flocked to sec these 1(J Australian outfits which ;ir rived in Singapore earlier this week. Durlnfl the twice-daily shows held at Robinson's since Monday, women have been
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      491 10 SINGAPORE DESIGNER FOR NEW YORK CONFERENCE \|R. Roland Chow. A one of Singapore's top fashion designers, will be leaving Singapore on Saturday to make a tour of Paris and New York. He has planned his visit to coincide with the opening presentations of the spring and summer hair fashions in
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      186 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS clay-pit (7). L jnsutt- simply a^d C^^T V J 8. X* lor some meaning? OMta capes out In Australia necessary for a bu*- ">. gittj, chj^gr not neaS Idler? U). tvw*ihlv9 IS 7 1 men 17)« nn h#» trin it 13. SVbric w« examined at home
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    99 12 MELBOURNE. Wed. INDI STRIALS traded steadily on selective lines. Falls were again In excess of rises, out moves were small. Oils were easier and most ba*e metal* lost ground. Loans were steady. C.X A 30/U Mount lv 42/ JO N Broken Hill (10s. > 38/7 A.mpol H/4 Aust.
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    253 12 I ARCH first irado rubbor buyers f.o.b. closed at 5 p.m. In Slngapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at t>6. centK per Ih. down one-ci£bth of a cent on Tuesday's cloning levil for tbe position. The tone was quiet. R A s. and F.M.R.E. closing prises i, cents per
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    215 12 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) Mann 4. Three months INDUSTRIALS Bou.itend 10 '-is M Cement 19 cts. Dunlop.i Is OuV M. Box M ata City DajV, (i at*. MrAliMer 16 ctn. K SmdiiTj 21 cts. M. Invest. 16 cts. K*so 19 tts Robinson 15 cts. Ked. Uisp 15 ajtSJ. C. Storaue
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    72 12 CHINESE Produce Eichangs. Singapore neon prleet per picul yesterday: Coconut oil: bulk $46i sellers, drum $491 sellers Copra: March /April I'K 'Continent: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok white $162 i sellers, Barawnk white $160 sellers, special Sarawak blark Sll'i) sellrm. garbled LampooK black H'-'O Kellers. AST A $130 xrllers Siniapore
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    17 12 February rubber crops included Riverview 181.000 Ib. Sungei Tukang 53.000 Ib.; 1> mrrloh 105.500 Ib.
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    80 12 THK Federation Minister x lor Finance has fixed these prices for calculatingcustoms duties for the week beginning on March 5. Rubber 66 cts a Ib. Copra S4BO a ton. Coconut oil $790 a ton. Palm oil 5658.75 a ton. Palm kernels $403.50 a ton. The rate of duties
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    INDUSTRIALS ARE EASIER: TINS QUIETLY STEADY
    817 12 From Our Market Correspondent SIMILAR conditions again prevailed on tbe Malayan Stock Exchange yester-day-thin trading, industrials slightly easier and tins quietly steady. Equities were again influenced by the coming general election and the messages coming from Bangkok regarding the ministerial talks there. Although there
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    897 12 /COMBINED business in the Slngapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number ot the shares traded in brackts: INDUSTRIALS: Boustead (2.000) SI.WJ: Cold Storo (I.UOU) $3.33: Dunlopt I 1.000) $2.77, (1.000) $2.75: Cast Smolt (2.000) $3.87. (10 000) ■Ml; Csto SM
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    Fin price rallies at last: Rubber market quiet
    364 12 I rfiHERE was a surprise rise of 1 $14.02.} in the Straits tin 1 price yesterday which took it to $540.50. The estimated ottering was 255 tons, down 5 tons. In London on Tuesday a weak tin market cash finished around £77-1
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    71 12 'PMI Malayan lichjn*. Bank*' A»». ciation nude these changes, to Ms I rate* to merchant! yesterday (all rates to $100 i. ••Ming TT ar OD ready: Belgian Francs 1617; Danish Krsnsr DM I 4. On the Irse txctiango marks! in Hong Kong yesterday the U.S. dollar was quoted
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    27 12 Malayan Stork Indirrs Mar.3 Mar. 4 'Industrials: 111.37 110.80 Tins: 135.92 136.36 S rubbers: 104.57 104.57 *I)pc. 30, 1953—100 Dtc: 29, 1 962 i 100
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 12 March 4 MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: tiris cents (down one-eigbth of a cent). TIN: 5540.50 (up 514.62!.). Estimated unofficial offering 255 tons (down 5 tons).
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      1031 13 I SITUATIONS VACANT Vi Word, U (Mln.)— Box It ct: OMtrm WANTED OUTDOOR SALESMEN for TV, Radio, Household Appliances. Only those with outdoor canvassing experience need apply. Preference those holdin', motorcycle licences. Box A 4844 B.T. Spore APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for the post of lecturer Muslim College Malaya, Klang from
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      1055 13 FOR HIRE m »w_ U I Milt.)— Box It et: ixlr. FURNITURE rm Hire ot Hire furchase Al Kcaaooabl* Rant Mia Get Meng, 81 Rochorc Canal Road, ttlagaport Ttl: *****/***** AGENTS WANTED tt Word* U <m*.>—B*, It eta. oMtro U.K. TtXTILI MANUFACTURIRS anc Kxportert of High Standing raqulrr at once
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      944 13 FOR SALE it Word* U imim.t— Box tt eU. txtrm MM FOR BEAUTIFUL Indian CottOu Saree Come And Inspect Tb* Lated Saree Centre At Cbanrlta 86 High Street. Spore COUCH GRASS SEED for lawns. I parks. playgrounds, golf-links and I bowling green. Enquiries to P.O. Box t>7o. 103 Havelock Road.
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      521 13 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) Word* SS (Min.)— Bmx St et: txtrm DISTINCTIVE IN OESICN. lery from Lee Onn. 206/8 South Bridge Rd. J'pore. SUNMASTER CO., olter Sun««. Venetian blind 'p»lmet and Alum I A«mng. Phont Z^nin I SUITINGS. BEO-COVIRS. CARPETS, Dressing Paris Silkstore. i i Stsmford Road (S'porei ***** EASIEST WAY
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      353 13 TENDER MALACCA JABATAN PARIT DAN TALIAYER TENDER NOTICE Tenders from DID. registered Contractors Class 'D' (concrete) and above will be received at th« office of the Drainage Si Irrigation Engineer. Malacca up to 12.00 Noon of the 24th March, 1964, for the Construction of 2 Nos. Reinforced Concrete Headwork.s and
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      Down they go in Newbury mix-up
      54 14 Horses and riders hit the turf in a mix-up at the second fence first time round in the Burford Novices' Steeplechase at Newbury last Friday. Five horses were involved in the melee. Donnadeala, Free Trade and Grand Tour fell and Stuart and True Knight
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      POT OF GOLD'S $95 IS TOP DIVIDEND
      1770 14  -  Epsom Jeep RACING by IO1AI. POOL WML 1st: No. *****1 lUjttL tod: No. 1831 M IU. JUT. 3rd: No. *****6 S5203. STARTERS ($650 each): Nw: *****6 *****0 *****2 *****8 *****6 *****5 *****5 *****5. Consolations ($500 each): Nos. *****3 *****0 2S8188 *****1 *****4 *****5
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      Lock icon Emerson says 'no' to offer of US$5O,OOO
      298 14 Emerson says 'no' to offer of US$5O,OOO —COOPER 'SURPRISED' |>JRISBANE, Wed. Australia's top amateur tennis player Roy Emerson has rejected a US$5O,OOO offer to turn professional. Ashley Cooper, secretary of the International Professional Tennis Players* Association, said here last night. Cooper told Reuter he had received a cable from Emerson
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      1160 14 BANK HOLIDAY The banks In the State of Selangor will be closed for business on Monday. 9th March IM4 Birthday of H.H. Sultan of Se- 1 langor. j Exchange Banks' Association of I the Federation of Malay J.K.R. SELANGOR TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received from registered P.W.D. Contractors In
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      772 14 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS BORNEO AIRWAYS invite applications for tha poet of Personnel and Administrative Officer to i be based In Jesselton. Essential qualifications: Good education, with considerable experience in staff administration, ability to speak and correspond Hi English, Malay and at least, one Chinese dialect. Experience in property management an advantage.
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      106 14 x Every genuine i BIC ballpen is marked i..r i Eczema Itch Killed In 7 Minutes Toar skin haa neadr M nJUioa tiny nidi and pone wh«r» w**m hid* and cause tarrlble OraektßK. Kesema, Pa*Uaff. Bin. lac, Acn*. Rlnrwcmn, FsorlaaU. BUcfch— da. Plmpl— Toot Itch and ether btomlshes. Ordinary traatMiU
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      55 14 RwHfA ttmnnff *V n^itmmmht m I V WHAT AWk TS I >/" r WE" CHIPPEO IN SOWE > V a^^l SUPPOSED TO DO /B22zA MONEY S-SO VOU I CANJ I y POPKY, I'M TIRED OF WHILE YOU'RE [8222 S GO TO A MOVIEITTp ft/ YOU GOtPING WITH I M ALL
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      Murray and Read upset
      766 17  -  L.C. HOFFMAN Jnr. LIM KEE CHAN LAST PAIR OFF WIN PRO-AM TOURNEY I by and The full pro-am results Singapore, Wednesday THE last two competitors off the 18th green of the Singapore Island Country Club's Bukit Course Australia's Alan Murray and 11--handicapper Don Read won the
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      SWANTON'S XI TO PLAY 12 MATCHES
      383 17 CRICKET KUALA LUMPUR. Wed r\ W. SWANTON'S Commonwealth cricket team will play 12 matches, including seven in Malaysia, during their one-month tour of the Far East starting on Mar. 15. The tourists will play matches at Penang (2). Singapore (2), Kuala Lumpur (3). Hong
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      Pearce is fancied to win SCC crown
      278 17 Pearce is fancied to win SCC crown TENNIS OINGAPORE, Wed. Australian John Pearce, holder of the Singapore Open men's singles title, is favourite to win the S.C.C. invitation championships which are being revived after a lapse of 23 years. The trophies, last played (or in 1941, will be brought out
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      Kinta keep record
      101 17 TPOH, Wed. League champions X Kinta Indians maintained their unbeaten record In the Ipoh Hockey League Div. 1 today when they drew 1-1 with Andersonlans on the Municipal Padang. Andersonians, however, are still at the top of the table with 13 points from nine matches five wins,
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      K.C. Wong says 'no' to Yamaha offer
      161 17 K.C. Wong says 'no' to Yamaha offer Malaysia 6.P. OINGAPORE, Wed. Top Singapore motorcyclist K. C. Wong has turned down an offer to ride for the Yamaha "works" team in the Malaysia Grand Prix here on Mar. 29-30. Yamaha are sending three riders Japanese Pumio Ito and A. Motohashl and
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      Beaten after getting w.o.
      112 17 QINGAPORE, Wed. Woodbrtdge p Haspltal conceded a walkover to ClvU Aviation In the first match of the SOSfA Div. 1 league yesterday. Then la a friendly match afterwards they edged Aviation 3-2 at Jalan Beaar Stadium. The Woodbrtdge team arrived with only eight players and had
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      OKANO: STORE CAN EASILY KEEP FAM CUP
      309 17  - OKANO: STORE CAN EASILY KEEP FAM CUP JOE DORAI: by Singapore. Wednesday SINGAPORE should go to Malacca this weekend supremely confident of victory in their FAM Cup tie. If further encouragement Is needed, they should listen to what Japanese coach Okano Shunlchiro has to say of their performance against his
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      Johore beat Forces in Cup tie
      98 17 Johore beat Forces in Cup tie K LUANG. Wed. Johore beat Malaysian Armed Forces 2-0 in their FAM Cup match played here today Johore adapted themselves better to the water-loggged ground and scored their first goal after 22 minutes through their Malaysian centre-for-ward Yusof Hamid. Latlff Ibrahim got Johore'a second
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      Malaysian Police in top form
      95 17 ITUALA LUMPUR. WecL-Malay- Man Poiice, the holders, should score a hattrick in the annual hockey series against Malaysian Armed Forces for the Thomson Cup here on Mar. 14. In a practice match on the Padang today, Police beat a Selangor XI 3-1 after a scoreless
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      Penang B A make a profit
      71 17 PENANO. Wed. The Penan* Badminton Association made a p oflt of $3,588 from the 22nd Malayan Open championships staged at tit: Penang Chinese Girls' High School last December. This is disclosed in the association's statement of accounts to t» tabled, together with the annual
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      38 17 LONDON. Wed. Results of English Football League matches played last night: Div. 1 Burnley 3 West Ham 1. Div 2 Preston 2 Leeds 0: Swansea 6 Southampton 0. Div. 3 Barnsley 2 Notts County 1. Renter.
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      29 17 SPORTS OIARY GOLF Spore Open championships Ist round (Bukit course, 12 noon). BADMINTON— MaIacca championships Ist day. SQUASH 17 Gurkha Div./Malaya Area Inter-unit and individual championships (Rasah camp. Seremban).
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    61 18 BAM.KOK. Wed—lndonesia is actively MgM" ed in a build-up of pwrllla forces in Malaysian Borneo. M:il:i>*kin sources here claim They alleged that sim ithe ceasefire agreement tin- number of Indonesian guerillas in Sarawak and Sabah has doubled to 400 Indonesian officials say the majority of
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    152 18 FOR these Kuala Lumpur children, floodtime is play-time in the waters surrounding their homes in Kampong Maxwell. The flood was due to heavy rains on Tuesday night and yesterday morning. But for 76 other people in Kepong :tnd Durian
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    'Learn to swim'
    42 18 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Chinese YMCA is organising a twoweek ■Learn to swim" campaign for children between 10 and 15 years at the Van *m and River Valley swimming ports, dally from 8.30 a.m. to 10.30 v.m. beginning April 20.
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    Street lights for estate
    68 18 SINGAPORE, Wed.— The roads of MacPherson Homes Estate will be lit by street lamps from 6.30 p.m tomorrow. The Assemblyman for Aljunled, Mr. S.V. Llngam. will perform the switching -on ceremony. The Minister for National Development. Mr Llm Kim' San, has approved the talcing over of
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    Water shut-off
    20 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. Water will be cut off In Queen Astrld Park tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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    FORMOSAN ACROBATS PLAN TO PERFORM FROM AHELICOPTER
    149 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. AN acrobatic team of 40 daredevils is seeking permission to give a performance from a flying helicopter. They are the International Aerial Acrobatic Troupe from Formosa who arrived today to perform at the Stadium Negara. The leader of the troupe,
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    334 18 LONDON. Wed. It has been another satisfactory day In the stock markets, but buying was more selective and closing prices were not always at the day's oest levels. Leading industrials often slipped back after earlier firmness. Gilts, however, continued to attract buyers. Tins were firm.
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    RUBBER
    50 18 LONDON. Wed. Spot 19 s id., Apr. 20d.. May 20 hd.. June 20--3 16d., Apr. June 2O'»d., July,' Sept. 20-5 16d., Oct./ Dec. 20-"« d, Jan/Mar. 20\d., Apr.'June M%a July Sept. 20-^d. Oct., Dec. 20» s d c.i.f Mar. 19-11 16d.. Apr 19 ,<j.' May 19-13 16d. Tone. Dull.
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    26 18 LONDON. Wed Buyers £1075. sellers £1085, Forward buyers £1050. sellers £1055. Settlement £1100, Turnover a.m. 225 tons, p.m. 95 tons. Tone: Steady at lower level.
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    207 18 ONDON, Wed. A lj 35 -year-old Chinese restaurateur, before giving evidence in the divorce court here, took the oath in Chinese fashion by breaking a saucer. Lee Wah Pui was asking Mr. Justice Cairns to rule on the validity of his divorce
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    116 18 4THENS, Wed. A picture of the Virgin Mary credited with miraculous powers was rushed to the bedside of King Paul of Greece (above). 62, today as his condition was reported to be worsening. A navy destroyer collected the picture from its shrine on
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    Singapore big mart for textiles says Jek
    210 18 Singapore big mart for textiles says Jek SINGAPORE. Wed. The Minister for Labour, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, today spoke of the great scope for investment in the textile industry in Singapore. Speaking at the official opening of the Singapore Garment Factory Ltd. at Hill View Avenue, off 9th mile, Bukit
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    DEATH
    48 18 R. A. NATHAN aXed M passed sway peacefully Wednesday 4-3-64 leaving h. hind wifv Randanamary Animal: sun A. P. Nathan: dauKhtrr* Clare Nathan Rosalind Mary Nathan. Cortege leaves residence 30- A Short Street Thursday 5-3-S4 to Church of Our Lady of U>urd>.i, thence to Hidadarl for interment.
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      303 18 I+ote CLASSIFIED i 29 W.r4* $18 (Minimum NAIR— To Dr. and Mrs. T. V. O. a daughter and a stater to Sujatna at MlKxion Hospital. PenanK on 2.3.64. Thanks to doctor and staff. CAMBRIDGE CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL (South East Asia's School of Postal Education) POSTAL J^^T" TUITION 86- B, Robinson Road,
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      42 18 lIIGHEST and lowest tempera- tures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Tuesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 88 73 Kota Bharu 88 75 Penang 86 73 Ipoh 88 75 Malacca 88 73 Singapore 88 73
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