The Straits Times, 18 March 1964

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 The Straits Times Mo**** Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1064 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    Lock icon ENVOY'S WARNING
    186 1 Don't underestimate Malaysia's power DIAH CALLS FOR 'PAUSE IN REVOLUTION' JAKARTA, Tuesday THE Indonesian Ambassador to Britain, Mr. B. M. Diah, said here today that Indonesia could not ignore the power behind Malaysia and suggested a pause for Indonesia's revolution. At the Police Academy here, the Ambassador said
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    Police hold 10, seize boat
    188 1 Police hold 10, seize boat jyjl'AH. Tues. Police here have arrested 10 suspected illegal immigrants all Indonesians over the past 48 hours. In addition they have seized a patrol craft. The arrest and seizure follows round-the-clock police action since Saturday, and the discovery of an arms dump containing boxes of
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    $20 MILLION AUSSIE ARMS AID TO US
    202 1 $20 MILLION AUSSIE ARMS AID TO US CANBERRA, Tuesday. A USTRALIA will provide Malaysia with about $20 million worth of ammunition, engineer equipment, general stores and small craft under its defence aid plan. The aid will be an 1 outright gift. The Minister for Defence, I Mr. Paui Hasluck, who
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    Lock icon Soek admits it: All isn't well
    263 1 Soek admits it: All isn't well JAKARTA, Tues. J President Soekarno admitted today that security had not been completely restored throughout Indonesia. In a speech to commanders trom Indonesia's 17 regional districts. President Soekarno said security in the South Celebes had not been completely restored. Rebel leaders such as Kahar
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    Lock icon Ban on food exports
    38 1 JAKARTA. Tues. Indonesia's Supreme Economic Operation Command (KOTOE) has prohibited exports of foodstuffs considered important for local consumption. The Department of Trade announced thai all current or future export contracts must be cancelled.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Consuls move: Manila assures Jakarta
    113 1 JAKARTA. Tues. The Philippines has assured Indonesia that an exchange of consuls with Malaysia would not mean recognition of the Federation. Dr. Sub-indrio. the Foreign Minister. told reporters here. Mr. Narciso Reyes, the Philippines Ambassador, met Dr. Subandrio yesterday for 40 minutes. When the Ambassador
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    Lock icon ELEPHANTS WRECK A SANDAKAN ESTATE
    91 1 ELEPHANTS WRECK A SANDAKAN ESTATE JESSELTON. Tues. Elephants trampled through "~tm oil palm research station in Sandakan during the past week, doing a great deal of damage. An officer at the station said the elephants appeared to have developed a taste for young oil palms. Efforts were made to drive
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    Lock icon Air crash survivor
    64 1 MADRID. Tues. Three of the crew were killed when a DC-3 aircraft carrying the Spanish Minister of Labour. Senor Jesus Romeo Garria. crashed near Santa Cr.z airport, in Teneriffe, Canary Islands, today, it was announced here. An official statement said the Minister was "perfectly well and is
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    Lock icon 'Volunteers' call is backed
    35 1 JAKARTA. Tues. Indonesia's House of Representatives today unanimously adopted President Soe-kamo-'s call for volunteers to crush Malaysia. All members of the House then announced they would join the volunteer jnovement.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon In Chinese...
    24 1 JAKARTA, Tues. Radio Indonesia has begun broadcasting Chinese language programmes to listeners In Malaya and Singapore, Antara news agency reported today —Reuter.
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    Lock icon 16 die in riot
    32 1 CALCUTTA. Tues. Sixteen people were killed and nine Injured when a group of mill-work-ers was attacked by another group at Belghartm. six miles from here, last night. Reuter.
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    Futile for us to fight polls battle, say six
    430 1 Futile for us to fight polls battle, say six ALA LUMPUR, Tues. Six possible MCA candidates for the forthcoming Parliamentary and State •elections today announced it would be "futile" for them to participate in the polls battle. Their reason: They cannot agree that their party's polls line-up can command the
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    AUSSIE MOTHER TOLD: SON MUST GO BACK TO CHINA
    328 1 AUSSIE MOTHER TOLD: SON MUST GO BACK TO CHINA SYDNEY, Tues. An Australian mother said today the Minister for Immigration, Mr. H. Opperman, had ordered her Chinese-born son to return to China within a week. The mother, Mrs. Irene Cheung, 59, a chroni' invalid, said she and her son were
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    Lock icon Maca names alleged racket leaders
    203 1 Maca names alleged racket leaders AM ANILA. Tues. iTI President Macapagal released documents today pinpointing House majority leader Justiniano Montano and his son. Provincial Governor Deliin Montano, as alleged masterminds of a smuggling syndicate here. The dossiers had been .submitted to him by Senate President Ferdinand Marcos to support his
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    STOP PRESS
    32 1 MORE BRUNEI POLICE HKI Ml T«a Brunei i* la rriruit HI .lrlditmn.il >l.il.iv 1 1 •t j Du^'tn .md (hinr^r into thr polite in fi< H KinfrnnUtiou ttarr.d I PI
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      Lock icon Fantastic graft-land...
      212 2 Fantastic graft-land Hundreds of millions of pounds lost through corruption, says Gen. Nasution JAKARTA, Tues. Corruption in the management of State enterprises has reached "fantastic proportions," according to Gen. Abdul Haris Nasution, Indonesia's defence Minister. The official Antara news agency today quoted him as saying that in some cases the
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      Lock icon Nkrumah sacks another judge
      98 2 Nkrumah sacks another judge ACCRA, Tues. rk President Nkrumah yesterday revoked the appointment of Mr. Justice Henry Kwasi Prempeh as a High Court judge, the President's office announced here. No reason was given. On March 2nd the Preslent revoked Ihe appointments of three Supreme Court judges under powers given him
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      Lock icon New Fiji C.J.
      30 2 LONDON. Tiics.— Mr Richard Hugh Mills-Owens. Puisine Judge, Hone Kong, has been appointed Chief Justice ot Fiji, the Colonial Office announced today Mr. Mills-Ownes is 54. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'Strengthen the home front' call in Jakarta
      193 2 'Strengthen the home front call in Jakarta JAKARTA, Tues. J Some 300 regional military and civilian officials have called for a "strengthening of the home front" to realise Dr. Soekarno's crush Malaysia" campaign. These senior members of the police, military, civil administration and Judiciary have ended a thr c c
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      Lock icon 'Indonesiaphobia'
      102 2 PAPER ATTACKS THE TAKE DISEASE* OF BARWICK JAKARTA. Tuesday. SIR Gartield Barwick, Australian External Affairs Minister was suffering from "Indonesiaphobia" the English language daily Jakarta Mail said. In a strongly worded editorial yesterday the newspaper said Sir Garfleld's recent threats to Indonesia should have been made through diplomatic channels
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      Lock icon SENATOR ACCUSES MACA: 'NOT DOING YCUR JOB'
      115 2 MANILA, Tues.— Senator Manuel Manahan, a member of the ruling Liberal Party, yesterday charged President Macapagal with having "failed to fulfil bis duties as President." Senator Manahan, in a speech before the Senate, said the President's disinterest in the widespread traffic of contraband
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      Lock icon PAKISTAN IS BLAMED FOR 284 KASHMIR BLASTS
      180 2 PAKISTAN IS BLAMED FOR 284 KASHMIR BLASTS \TEW DELHI, Tues. The Kashmir Home Minister, Mr. D. P. Dhar, told the State Legislature yesterday that 284 bomb explosions took place in the State during the past year and that the explosives in every case were traced to Pakistan. Some charges were
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      Lock icon Cambodia talks: Sihanouk gives an ultimatum
      214 2 Cambodia talks: Sihanouk gives an ultimatum DHNOM PENH. Tues Prince Sihanouk. Cambodian Head of State, said last night his Government would refuse to attend the proposed Geneva conference on Cambodian neutrality unless it was held within a week. "If the Socialist and Western powers want to neutralise us, they have
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    Lock icon U.N SEAT: 'DOOR IS OPEN TO CHINA BUT...'
    243 3 U.N SEAT: 'DOOR IS OPEN TO CHINA BUT... VTEW YORK, Tues. 111 The door to U.N. membership is open to China but the move towards it must come from Peking, not from Washington, the U.S Ambassador to the U.N. Mr. Adlai Stevensork said yesterday. Writing in the Yale political Journal,
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    Lock icon British network of Atom posts
    70 3 EAST GRINSTEAD (Southern England). Tups. A British Government Minister. Lord Derwent. >hkl hat night that atomic attack observation post*, existed throughout Britain at intervals of between five and 10 nule.s. He said only 100 of the planned 1.500 remained to be built for the Royal
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    Lock icon Barbara Hutton to wed Laos prince
    141 3 Barbara Hutton to wed Laos prince npOKYO, Tues. Prince Doar, Vinh of Laos appeared to have I "gone up in smoke" today following reports that he is to j marry American millionairess Barbara j Hutton (above). The prince- booked out of the Imperial Hotel here this morning and headed for
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    Lock icon Famous inn to be
    64 3 preserved LONDON. Tues.—Fleet Streets bes>t known inn. the Cheshire Cheese, lamed for its association with Dr. Samuel Johnson is to be picserved when n new £5 million Daily Telegraph development scheme is completed. The Telegraph today announced thai it had submitted plans to the City of
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    Lock icon RE-APPRAISAL TOUR OF AFRICA FOR HARRIMAN
    85 3 WASHINGTON, lu.s Mr. Averell ll.irrim.ui. Inder-Secretary of St'ite for Political Affairs, will leave Washington on Thursday to visit Ghana. Nigeria and the Congo Leopold ville). the White House announced last night. The innowncement said Mr. Harrimin would visit other areas of Africa in the
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    Lock icon LBJ determined
    34 3 WASHINGTON. Tues.— President j Johnson yesterday assured the Organisation of American States of hij "complete determination" to carry but all U.S. commitments to the Alliance for Progress in the Western Hemisphere.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon BRIBE OFFER TO MAN ON JURY
    299 3 Great Train Robbery case sensation AYLESBURY (England), Tuesday ANOTHER sensa- tional allegation was made in Britain's £2,600,000 Great Mail Train Robbery case as the trial moved into its ninth week here yesterday.' The judge adjourned the case when a juryman said he had been
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    Cyprus cry at Turk vote on landings
    262 3 Cyprus cry at Turk vote on landings UNITED NATIONS, Tuesday. £YPRUS protested to the security council last night over the Turkish Parliament's vote to authorise troop landings if necessary on the island. Mr. Zenon Rossides. chit't Cyprus delegate, made the protest in a letter to the president of the council,
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    Lock icon HODGES: TRADE LAW SPLITTING ALLIES
    107 3 WASHINGTON, Tues.— ?f Mr. Luther Hodges, Secretary of Commerce, said yesterday that the United States policy of restricting trade with the Soviet bloc coun,- j tries was driving the U.S. further and further away from its allies. Speaking before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, which
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    Lock icon Bundy sworn in at State Dept
    49 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. Mr. William Bundy, brother of Mr.' McGeorge Bundy, Special Assistant for National Security Affairs, was sworn in yesterday as Assistant Secretary .of State for Far Eastern Affairs. Mr. Bundy succeeds Mr. Roger Hilsman whose resignation was announced on Peb. 25. Reuter.
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    Lock icon A Bowes-Lyon is divorced
    49 3 London. Tues. Mr. Hubert Malcolm Bowes-Lyon. a cousin of Queen Mother Elizabeth. offered no defence in the divorce court yesterday when his wife Fanny was granted a decree nisi and costs because of his desertion. The couple were married in Johannesburg in July 1943. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Negro plan to run for Congress from Deep South
    221 3 Negro plan to run for Congress from Deep South ATLANTA (Georgia), Tues. Negro leaders have announced that they would put up two Congressional candidates in Mississippi this year. They would bring in 1 .000 northern college students to work in a "Peace Corps" for voter registration this summer. The announcement
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    Lock icon British postal strike set
    46 3 BRISTOL, (England 1, Tues.— Britain's 173.000 post office workers will stage a national one-day strike on April 16 in support of a pay claim, a union official announced here yesterday The stoppage will be followed by a complete ban on overtime Reuter
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    Lock icon BOYCOTT DECISION ON S. AFRICAN GOODS STAYS
    269 3 BOYCOTT DECISION ON S. AFRICAN GOODS STAYS A BERDEEN, Tues. The Labour-control-led town council here last night adhered to its decision to boycott South African goods despite a plea by minority members that South African orders for Aberdeen firms might j be Jeopardised by their action. The council also decided
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    ILLITERATES BARRED
    63 3 HAVANA. Tues. The Cuban Government, which announced to the world in 1962 it had eliminated illiteracy with a crash "alphabetisation programme", yesterday enacted a decree barring illiterate people from holding industrial jobs. Industries Minister Ernesto Guevara announced the new decree, which prohibits Illiterates from holding jobs in concerns
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    Pay probe: Cover all aspects, Govt urged
    700 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. THE National Trades Union Congress and the Singapore Federation of Unions of Government Employees today both urged the Government to broaden the terms of reference of the proposed salaries commission to sufficiently cover all aspects of the Civil Service. The two
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    Rowcroft Theatre play
    152 4 Rowcroft Theatre play SINGAPORE, lues. The Rowcroit Theatre Club opens a three-night season at its Ayer Rajah xtoad Theatre from tomorrow with Peggy Simmon's domestic comedy-arama "Akin To Love". This Is pretty routine theatre with a nominal plot full of good ideas most of which are strangled In a mass
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    Phone operators
    26 4 SINGAPORE, Tues —The Traffic Superintendent, Singapore Telephone Board, Mr. Frank Loh, will speak on "To be a telephone operator" tomorrow at the Shell Theatrette.
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    TRAFFIC INSPECTOR ON HURT CHARGE
    208 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A POLICE Inspector allegedly hit a motorist about £X three or four times on the left cheek after a traffic incident a year ago, Mr. K. Canaga Rajah a magistrate, was told today. Inspector Chan Beng Hooi, of the Police Training School, denied
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    Jaycee guests of honour
    73 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. A group of 13 Australian Jaycee members, who arrived in the Australian trade mission ship Centaur this morning, will toe guests of honour of the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce at a luncheon at the Cathay Restaurant on Saturday One of the Australian Jaycees
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    Anti-T.B. week in Singapore
    48 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Singapore Government has decided to launch an "Anti-T.B. Week" from April 6 to 12. This was disclosed by the Minister for Health. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. today, at the end of a fourhour visit to the Tan Tock Seng Hospital. i
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    TWO POLICE SUPERVISEES GET YEAR'S JAIL
    156 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. A district judge was told by a police supervisee today that he broke his supervision order because he had gone out to look for his wife. Chong Ah Kwee said in mitigation that his wife, who was working, was supposed to be
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      339 4 THK following Is today's schedule 1 of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVALS B0AC: From London, Rome, Damascus, Baghdad, Karachi, Calcutta, Rangoon (BA 720) 6.oft p.m. Japan Air Linn: From Tokyo, Hong Kong, Bangkok (JL, 713) 6.30 p.m. Air India: Prom Sydney, Perth <AI 107) S.SS p.m.
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    IT'S VICTORY FOR LAWYER KANDA
    1134 5  -  —Mr. JUSTICE HEPWORTH I wish you success in your chosen profession, and I hope you will always bear in mind that you are now an officer of the court 'Denning knew about case— still sponsored Kanda's admission to the English Bar' PENANG. Tun. lyiH. Justice
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    Girls' school wins Shell contest
    43 5 KUALA KANOSAR. Tues— The Government Primary English Girls' School here woti the Shell traffic games for the third successive year when they beat 13 other schools scoring 144 Doints. Runner-up was Clifford Primary School, who scored 133 points.
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    M.8., 60: I'm ready to carry a gun
    170 5 DANDAR BHARU. Tues. The Kedah Mentri Besar, DatoSyed Omar Shahabudin. saidj here last night that i though he was over 60 he was prepared to carry a gun in defence of Malaysia. "80. too. are my children," he told a crowd of
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    POLICE SCREEN 2,800
    38 5 SINGAPORE. DM Holm- artained three men under the Societies Ordinance, one man under the rimitfal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance, and screened 2.81 b people in security checks throughout the bland in the past 24 hoars.
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    Cheated, says guerilla who got caught
    316 6 Cheated, says guerilla who got caught I^UALA LUMPUR, Tues V —A captured Javanese guerilla, Kasan bin Somito, 34, said tonight he had been cheated into joining Azahari's rebel army with promises of a "big salary, better food and a good fortune Kasan, from Singkawang in Indonesian Borneo, who is now
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    TENGKU BRIEFS ENVOYS OH COWFRONTASI DEVELOPMENTS
    132 6 TENGKU BRIEFS ENVOYS OH COWFRONTASI DEVELOPMENTS rpENGKU Abdul Rahman J- emerging from thr Residency's conference room this morning with the beads of Malaysian High Commissions and Embassies after briefing them on the latest developments in the Malay-sian-Indonesian dispute. Others with the Tengku. from left, are Inche Bahadun bin Haji Hussan.
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    Council's 'No' to president, deputy
    182 6 BENTONG, Tuesday. I A 9-5 VOTE of no confidence in the president and j his deputy was passed in the Bentong Town I Council yesterday. The president, Mr. Phoon Chee Kai, and the deputy, Mr. Ng Keng Chong. are Socialist Front members. All the six
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    Labourer accused of kidnap
    82 6 Labourer accused of kidnap KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. V. Subramanian. 28. a la- bourer. was charged in a magistrate's court here today with kidnapping a 12- year-old girl. Subramanian. who pleaded not guilty, is alleged to have committed the offence on Nov. 18 last year at about i 1.30 p.m. at
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    Traffic game prizes
    40 6 SINGAPORE. Tues— Mrs. Othman Wok. wife of the Minister for Social Affairs, will present prizes to the winners of the seventh Shell traffic game at Kallang Park Road safety first playground at 5 p.m. on March 24.
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    $4.5 mil. for rural schemes in Pahang
    225 6 $4.5 mil. for rural schemes in Pahang KUANTAN, Tuesday. 'J'HE Central Government has allocated mort than $4.5 million for the construction of various rural development projects and land schemes in Pahang. The Mentri Besar of Pahang, Dato Wan Abdul Aziz bin Ungku Hajl Abdullah, announced this at a Press conference,
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    'Recruit women In Forces' motion
    81 6 'Recruit women In Forces' motion FNANG, Tues. The East Jelutong branch of the Peoang L'mno Kaum Ibu will consider a resolution at its general meeting on Sunday urging the Government to recruit women for the Armed Services. "Our members are prepared to take up arms to serve the nation in
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    EXECUTION KRIS FOR MUSEUM
    57 6 1/-UCHING, Tues. An old Sarawak execution kris, used during the time of the first and second Rajahs, has been presented to the Sarawak Museum by the former Tuan Muda of Sarawak, Mr. Bertram Brooke. The kris was used in all official executions in Sarawak. It is
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    Concert tickets
    34 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Tickets for the University of Kansas Brass Ensembles public concert at the Dewan Baha.sa dan Pu?'aka on March 26 are now available at Bata's at $8, $5 and S2.
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    MAN DIES OF STAB WOUNDS
    145 6 j SINGAPORE, Tu.s. A CRIMINAL law supervisee, Lai Chong Wong, 30, of Tanjong Pagar Road, died yesterday evening, about three hours after he was admitted to the General Hospital with several stab wounds. Police today said Lai was In .a taxi with another crl- mlnal
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    AVOID BLAMING OTHERS IN CRASH: DA TO WONG
    175 6 DENANG, Tues. Th« Chief Minister, Dato i Wong Pow Nee, said i today that members of the public generally tended to put the blame for accidents on "other road users." "But I maintain this is something that everyone should try and avoid."
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    Govt denies H.K. report: Capital not flowing out of Sabah
    262 7 JESSELTON, Tues. The Sabah Government today denied Hong Kong Press reports of capital flowing out of the State and the Chinese being restless as a result of the political situation. The Director of Information and Broadcasting, Mr. R. J. Brooks,
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    Police round up suspects
    57 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. A police Kirty led by Deputy Supt. Godb- j n last night arrested four suspected housebreakers In Jervois Road. Holland Road, Changl Road and Queen's Crescent. One of another two men arrested In Palembang Road and Alexandra Road is believed to have been involved
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    'DEFEAT A WAITS ENEMY AGENTS'
    130 7 ifUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The former Director of Information Services, Inche Mohamfd Sopiee. warned today that Opposition parties which act as agents of the enemy out to crush Malaysia will be "routed" iri the coming elections. He was talking to reporters at the rlrport before leaving
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    Acid: Man jailed
    35 7 I PENANG, Tues. A motor works I foreman, S. Ramu. 24, was yesterI day jr.iled lor five months for possessing a bottle of nitric add 1 at Weld Quay. He pleaded guilty.
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    Union plans to take strike ballot
    187 7 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. T^HE Islay Kerr Local Employees' Union will take a strike ballot among its members on Saturday following what it claims to be a deadlock in negotiations with the company over its claims for a collective agreement. The union's secretary, Mr. Lim Fook
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    FPA contest for emblem design
    65 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Family Planning Association today announced a competition for the design of a new emblem for the association. A prizr of $150 is being offered for the best entry selected by a committee of judges. Intending competitors should write Ka a cody
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    Lock icon New post for Rev. Sheild
    57 7 LONDON, Tues. The Deau of Singapore s St. Andrew's, Cathedral. the Rev. Edward Oscar Sheild. has been nominated as Vicar of St. Matthew's Church. Leeds it wa« announced today. The Dean will give up his Singapore appointment In July and will be Instituted and Inducted
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    Minor row over consular ties with Manila
    402 7 Minor row over consular ties with Manila KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. MINISTRY oi External Affairs spokesman said today an easily remedied misunderstanding had arisen over the plan for Malaysia and the Philippines to resume diplomatic ties. He was commenting on a Filipino Foreign Office statement that Malaysia was placing too much
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    Telecoms link cut off
    63 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. Th* telecommunication link between Kuala Lumpur and SingaDore was out off for about an hour this afternoon due to what wai described as a "normal technical fault." The system went off at about ktl i> m. but by 5 p.m. the control nation in
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    WAGE CLAIM NOT AN ATTEMPT TO EXPLOIT GOVT: UNION
    262 7 PENANG. Tv««. npHE chairman of the Penang branch of the National Union of Government Office Workers, Mr. N. S. Wigneswaran, last night denied that civil servants were "exploiting the present political situation." "There have been sinister allegations that our unions. In
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    NEW CHIEF OF FAR EAST LAND FORCES
    55 7 Maj.-Gen. Alan Jolly (.above), at present ViceQuartermaster General at the War Office in London, who is to be the new army commander of Far East Land Forces from June with the rank of Lieutenant-General. He will succeed LtGen. Sir Reginald Hewetson. who will
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    Goh for ceremony at Jurong
    28 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Minister for Finance. Dr. Goh Keng Swee, will open the Lam Soon and Soap (Singapore) Limited at 5 p.m. tomorrow.
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    $68,000 to be spent on Perak aborigines
    175 7 $68,000 to be spent on Perak aborigines IPOH. Tues. About 1 $68,000 is to be spent on development projects for the benefit of, the 13,000 aborigines in 1 Perak this year. Announcing this today, the Protector of Aborigines. Perak. Inche Mohamed Nor bin Osman. said his department would concentrate on
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    ZULKIFLI DENIES ANY PMIP LINK WITH THAT AMMO
    135 8 1* LALA LUMPUR, Tufs. —The PMIP national deputy president, Inche /ulkifli Mohamcd. today denied that his party had any connection with tin- case of Indonesian machinegun ammunition seized at Kampong Chaneong. four miles from the coastal town of Bachok He was replying
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    'Give more TV news in Malay' plea
    98 8 SINGAPORE Tues. The East Division of Singapore Umno thinks Television Slngapura is not doing enough to put news in Malay over the air. At Dresent. news in Ma lav is trlpcast twice weekly on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 9.45 p.m. The division's chairman.
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    Bishop arrives
    37 8 SINGAPORE. Tuev The Bishop of ihe Orthodox Syrian Church In Quidon. Kerala. India, the most Rev. Ma thews Mar Coorllos. arrived here today to visit i members of the church tn Singa- pore and Malaya.
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    Widow robbed of jewellery
    71 8 IPOH. Tues More than $500 worth of gold and silver ornaments were stolen yesterday from the Tambun Road home of Mrs. Do- nmld Fraser Baxter. 25. whose husband was murdered in a robbery last year. j Mrs. Baxter, who kept the ornaments locked in a table
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    25 minutes late costs him 2 years' jail
    89 8 25 minutes late costs him 2 years' jail i Tues.— A j police supervisee was today jailed for two years by a District Court for remaining out of doors 25 minutes longer than he should. Tan Jwe" Kang, who had eight previous convictions. was arrested by a detective, who is
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    Fertiliser imports total $32.1 mil.
    161 8 KUALA LUMPUR Tues. Imports of fertilisers into Malaya and Singapore rose from a total value of $5.7 million in 1953 to $32.1 million in 1962. the Planters Bulletin reports. Imported tonnage of nitrogenous and mineral phosphatlc fertilisers rose from 24.5GJ to 95.000 tons and from
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    A 7-point plan for Penang's 6,000 port workers
    252 8 A 7-point plan for Penang's 6,000 port workers KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE Minister of Labour, Inche Bahaman bin Samsudin, ioday envisaged a seven-point plan to ensure Penang's 6,000 port worker" re- guiar employment. The plan calls for: THE ESTABLISHMENT of a new statutory body to administer a scheme of registration
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    Husband was taken away
    55 8 SINGAPORE Tues— Kaliapa Nallammah. whose husband. Nagappan. wns taken away by the Japanese during the last war. was granted a decree nisi in the High I Court today Mr Justice Buttrose granted a i decree nisi on the presumption of i Nagappan's death, and also on
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    Serviceman on death charge
    42 8 SINGAPORE. Tues— A British Serviceman. Dennis Gorman. 19. was today charged in a magistrate s court with causing the death of a motor cyclist. Lee Chwee Lye. by dangerous driving. He pleaded not guilty and was allowed bail.
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    Singapore Umno now joins poll fight
    111 8 Singapore Umno now joins poll fight SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore Umno is expected to send members to Johore, Malacca and Seremban to help the national body in the Malayan election campaign. The Straits Times under- stands they will assist in house-to-house campaigning j In all constituencies where Umno candidates are con-
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    Shop manager is jailed
    71 8 SEREMBAN. lues Low Ah' Kow. 29. manager of a Bau reta;lj store at 144 Birch Road, here was sentenced by the magistrate's couit today to three months lail for criminal breach ol trust of, $5,764 for shoes and accessories be- tween Jnn 27 and March 3
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    'Pros, cons of new teacher training'
    276 8 KUALA LUMPUK. Tuesday. TMERE are advantages as well as disadvantages x in the Government's proposed crash programme for 3,000 recruit teachers arising from the abolition of the Malayan secondary schools entrance examination. This was stated today by Mr. John R. Gurusamy, secretary of the
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    Nosewheel comes off plane in take-off attempt
    297 8 SINGAPORE, Tues. A Royal Singapore Flying Club Cessna aircraft screeched safely to a stop at Paya Lebar runway this morning after its nosewheel came oil just before take-off. The lour-seattT plane, with .i Hying instructor. Mr. R. O. Harrington, and his pupil. Mr.
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    'All quiet' in Cambodia
    57 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. —Royal Atr Cambodfte, which operates a weekly service between Singapore and Phnom Penh, has cabled Malaysian Airways to say: "Following political events reported by International press, for your information situation in Cambodia absolutely calm and no 'rouble for tourists as befoi". Malaysian Airways arc
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    Ceylonese leader
    17 8 MUAR. Tues. Mr TS. S'hl--1 pam has be«n elected president <* i the Ceylonese Association her*.
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      172 8 Ailry Kff V.T. Hum I m WHEN YfcWOkHtK 7 I HAKE TO >^^\ A TOUCH 7 YW~BUr| ME.TCK* HE/XT» (OfiMT/ TUATS Ay^*^ W&l.. THERE'S 1 eon us out to admtjt, v— l C v *s*'\cu«iombiau.J hr a could m ism go I mteu. /^>ousaid^ sl*«»intobe fWJP OO* HC I BUT
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    MEET THE MAN IN A WHITE MASK...
    1865 9  -  LAN FLEMING by JAMES BOND goes to Japan to get the secrets of a new, highly advanced Japanese decoding machine Magic 44. which has been cracking Soviet espionage messages to the Far East. Kut the price is high. Tiger Tanaka. head of the
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    70 10 29 Wardm $10 (minimum) KRISHNAMOORTHV, SUBATHIRA TNEVI thank all relatives, friends and Staff of Sereraban O.H. for tbelr kind assistance, presence, messages of condolence at their bereavement. THE FAMILY OF the late Madam Mary Tan Yoke Cheng thank all relatives and friends for their donations. wreaths, loan of cars,
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    161 10 it Word* lit (Minimum) ITALY'S VIVACIOUS Kranc* Ros. •Mil sings at The Cockpit Hotel Tel < B'pore) *****. NASTY SMELLS ARE had Business Rid your office of them with Alrwlck It makes the air fresh and sweet, smelling. CIVE YOURSELF FREE makeup at Max Factors Beauty Bar now at
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    The Straits Times Wednesday. March 18, 1964. Faith In Talks
    672 10 The Straits Times Wednesday. March 18, 1964. Faith In Talks Filipino faith in a peaceful settlement of the Malaysian crisis is comforting, as long as it implies positive Filipino j efforts for peace. President Macapagal, however, is in a difficult position, and must speak with two voices. He agreed with
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    Sabah Promise
    373 10 The Singapore trade mission to i Sabah has paid an early dividend. The Straits Steamship Co. Ltd. has announced immediate considerable reductions in its rates for carrying rubber, cement, flour and rattan between Singapore and Sabah. This follows criticism by the mission leader. Senator Ko Teck Kin, of
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    Civic Trust
    173 10 Many months have passed since Malayan architects and town planners proposed forming a civic trust to see to the preservation of historic buildings and to agitate generally for tidier and more attractive towns. It is disappointing that the scheme has not got beyond the stage of an interim
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    Lock icon A 'Si' for the great 'Non' in Latin America
    1030 10  - A Si' for the great 'Non' in Latin America WILLIAM MILLINSHIP For Washington a Homeric snub from the Awkward Ally By GENERAL de Gaulle's tour of Latin A m c rica Mexico next month and most of South America in the autumn looks like a Homeric snub to Washington when
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    A sound of 1962 in Yugoslavia's 'new ideas'
    611 10  - A sound of 1962 in Yugoslavia's 'new ideas J.H. RUTHERFORD by Paris, Tu«s ARE the Yugoslavs about to rock the Communist world again; with new ideological ideas? Six years ago they did so with a programme which blamed the Soviets for the 1956 upheavals In Bast Europe and put the
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      That extra room for one too many
      180 10 That extra room for one too many I was a visitor to Singapore with my wife and two sons during the weekend. On arrival I went to stay In one of the hotels. There were single and double rooms but unfortunately all single rooms were taken up. Doubl* rooms had
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      Standstill
      82 10 QINGAPORES traffic police would do well to look into the congestion In Havelock Road near the Bukit Ho Swee site. All along the road are hawkers and parked cars and they combine to cause constant traffic Jams. As if this is not enough. the STC No. 9 bus terminus
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      Locked out
      69 10 ALTHOUGH hundreds of J\ people visit the Singapore National Library every day. all the lavatories In the Library building are permanently locked to prevent their being used by members of the public! What good ls It spending large sums building the National Library. when basic amenities are totally
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    AUSTRALIAN INDUSRIES A new sales record
    739 11 INDUSTRY IS ABLE TO MEET OVERSEAS NEEDS AUSTRALIA is well on the way to establishing a new annual record in the sale of motor vehicles and parts to the world markets a record demonstrating the ability of its rapidly-expanding automotive industry to meet overseas
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    Partners in power
    222 11 A STEAM-POWERED, CHEAPER TRUCK AN Australian father and son engineering team Arnold and Edward Pritchard, of Melbourne, Victoria, have designed, built and tested a steam- powered five-ton truck. Extensive testing on Victorian roads has shown that the proto-type model has overall economy equal to that of a
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    Message from the Australian Trade Commissioners
    149 11 Message from the Australian Trade Commissioners LIKE most other motorists driving to and from work each day we are inclined to get a little impatient with the traffic. But we often overlook the fact that the traffic is heavy because Malaysia is an expanding nation with a high standard of
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    Advanced methods to solve traffic problems
    213 11 Advanced methods to solve traffic problems AUSTRALIAN cities are using advanced engineering techniques to solve their road and traffic problems. It has been estimated that road traffic costs Australia more than $14,000 million to operate each year. This enormous figure has drawn increasing attention to modern methods of traffic distribution
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      214 11 Precision built for rugged service AUSTRALIAN automotive parts and equipment Australia is tough on vehicles; not only do they need to cope with dense city _^^^£^i&*^^O^.A^ 1 traffic but with thousands of miles of highways and country roads. In these flp|HAl^Z^JH| j^^4 conditions, Australian precision manufactured parts yield extra miles
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      World source for right-hand drive Falcons
      401 12 pORD of Australia, world source of righthand drive Falcon sedans, station wagons and commercial vehicles, has gained export success with these products in 22 overseas countries and territories including Malaysia. Last year the Australian member of the international Ford organisation extended its export activities
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      SAFETY BELTS PREVENT ROAD DEATHS
      459 12 SAFETY BELTS PREVENT ROAD DEATHS SAFETY belts one of the most useful and necessary automobile accessories are becoming widely used in Australia following intensive road safety campaigns. A wide range of motor car safety belts is now manufactured in Australia to world recognised standards. Research in Australia and elsewhere has
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      ROADSIDE HAVENS FOR MOTORISTS
      242 13 ROADSIDE HAVENS FOR MOTORISTS rwRIVEWAYS resem- bling miniature airport tarmacs lead into the modern service stations which keep Australia's vast vehicle fleet on the move. Attendants in uniform bustle around the waiting can and trucks, filling petrol tanks. rhrrkini: tyres, oil levels and batteries and cleaning windscreens. That Is the
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      OLD-TIMERS' ON SHOW
      283 13 ONE of the world's finest collections of veteran and vintage cars is housed in Australia's first automobile museum at the Queensland Gold Coast resort of Coolangatta. Showpiece among the $210,000 collection of models from the earliest days of motoring is the 1904 Darracq "Genevieve". made famous In
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      Car is now a second home for Australians
      680 13 Car is now a second home for Australians fHE motor car has changed many things in its brief history of less than 70 years travelling habits, the design of cities and the economy of nations among them. But the attitude towards cars of those who use them has changed, too.
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      New steel process toughens parts
      287 13 New steel process toughens parts OTEEL quality is the key to the working life of a car and world experts have discovered that a process in use in Australia since 1962 will virtually double the life of motor car bodies, and help to defeat rust. The Australian automotive industry, consumes
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      Equipment widely used throughout Malaysia
      415 14 Industry represented on visiting trade ship AUSTRALIA'S auto- motive industry is well represented aboard the Australian trade ship Centaur now visiting Singapore. A new vessel of 8.000 tons. Centaur has been chartered from the Blue Funnel Line to make a six-week maiden voyage to South
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      Record export of vehicles
      135 14 MORE commercial motor vehicles were exported from' Australia in 1963 than in any previous year. Australia's bipgest exporter of commercial vehicles reported sales worth more than 510.500.000 a figure far in excess of the estimates. Main markets were New Zealand. Malaysia. Hong Kong. Thailand. New Guinea.
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      WORLD'S FOURTH MOTORISED COUNTRY
      495 14 WORLD'S FOURTH MOTORISED COUNTRY Motoring with T/ie Highwayman' TOURING Australia recently convinc•ed me of two things: Australians love cars and caravanning holidays. I checked this with the Australian Government Statistician and his figures confirmed what Id seen on the road. Last year, 4.748 caravans were built commercially, an incrrasp of
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      553 13 EM HP FALCON GIVES YOU MORE! FALCOSTS STYLE SETS THE FASHION YOU OfT MORI PROTECTION UP FRONT B^ ♦oc others to follow. Its clean, sleek lines are more and at th« rear. Falcon* big, one-plec« bumper jMr tfgffijreifflllßHH^i jr :*sfffiNlK-:. -v. ——-^flsV _L_^^^^BBl p+aaaMg to th* eye, and it's one
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    Singapore a stop as Joan flies Amelia's route
    244 15 SINGAPORE, Tues. •3 Famed American, woman flyer Joan Merriam, 27, who leaves Oakland, California, today in her attempt to become the first woman to fly solo round the world, is expected to arrive in Singapore on April 4. Miss Merriam plans to
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    A polls verdict to strengthen Malaysia call by Lee
    1024 15 Appeal for rejection of Jakarta and win for PAP-type parties in towns SINGAPORE, Tu*s CINGAPORE'S Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. said today that Malaysia's political stability and economic strength could be further consolidated if the Malayan general election showed that:
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    RAJA: MCA IS A MILLSTONE AROUND OUR NECKS
    296 15 RAJA: MCA IS A MILLSTONE AROUND OUR NECKS SINGAPORE, Tues. The People's Action Party today said It hoped to prove in the Malayan general elections that it could V>est help the Central Government "without having the MCA as a millstone round our necks." The director of the party's political bureau.
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    ENVOY'S WIFE FLIES IN WITH BABY
    107 15 ENVOY'S WIFE FLIES IN WITH BABY KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mrs S. M. Bell, wife of the United States ambassador, Mr. James D Bell, arrived here today with her 19--month-old daughter Stephanie Susan, to join her husband. A c comp anying her was her husband, who had gone to Singapore to
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    Case of the four 'nervous' men
    249 15 MALACCA, Tuesday. TtfiE president of the Malacca Sessions Court, Mr. Chan Siew Yoon. today agreed with a defence submission that the mere possession of a letter containing a threat and demand for money was not sufficient to bring a charge of attempted extortion. The
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    To help the CM.
    39 15 JESSELTON. Tue.v The Chief Minister of Sabah has appointed two political secretaries. They are Mr. Joe Manjaji, a Journalist, and Inche Habib Abdul Rahman bin Hablb Mahmud. secretary-general of the United Sabah National Organisation (USNO)
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    Lock icon SARAWAK GOVT PLANS 7-HOUR-DAY WORK
    109 15 KUCHINO. Tues. Sarawak Ministers met yesterday to discuss the proposed half-hour dally increase in Government office working hours Three representatives each from the Government, the Senior Civil Service Association, and the Sarawak Government Asian Oriicers Union attended the meetIng to give their views. The Chief
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    Tackled: The 3 problems of soap industry
    237 15 Tackled: The 3 problems of soap industry CINGAPORE. Tues. The Finance Min4»ter Dr. Goh Kengr Swee, I said today three pro- blems lacing Singapore soap manufacturers in past years had now been 'tackled." He was speaking at tht i opening ceremony of Singapore's first toilet soap faro° ry ir am
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      690 15 I Today's Radio, TV the scenes: 11.00 News: 11. 08 RADIO SINGAPORE «jg mmute theatre: 12 m.dSHORTWAVE SERVICE RADIO MALAYSIA 41 and z> Metres MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE 476 Metres SERVICE 41.7 and 60.2 Metre* AM' 600 Good morning AM 6 00 Time SigruU 6.01 Morning "g*™*"' 6 T
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    Stories by Reds are lies, says Ningkan
    325 16 KUCHING, Tuesday. 'pHE Communists had spread stories that the Sarawak Government was doing nothing to help the farmers, said the Chief Minister, Mr. Stephen Kalong Ningkan, yesterday."These stories are nothing but lies. The Government will demonstrate by action that the Sarawak Alliance will
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    Summons case against trustee adjourned
    76 16 SUNGEI SIPUT. Tues.— A summons case against V. M. Sundaram was adjourned here today wh«n a medical certificate, stating that he was indisposed, was pro- duced. Sundaram. as trustee and cxc- i :uior of the estat* of V. S. Veera- «my. was summoned for failing
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    Theologian talk
    32 16 SINGAPORE. Tues An Indian lieoloßian. the Yen. Bilckhu Ananla MangaU. will give a public talk in "The Science of Mind" at the i Singapore Theosophical Society )iemisp.s on Thursday. f
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    Thieves raid a sundry stall
    38 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Thieves broke into a sundry stall at Kampong Maxwell here last night and stole SI 6O in cash and articles worth 5340. Entry was made through the side plank walls.
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    UNION CASE FOR RETIREMENT AT ACCUSTOMED STANDARD
    452 16 SINGAPORE, Tues. THE Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union yesterday submitted In the Second Industrial Arbitration Court that retirement benefits provided by a company must be sufficient to allow a worker to live In retirement on a similar standard to what he had
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    50 Kedah villages affected by water shortage
    184 16 50 Kedah villages affected by water shortage A LOR STAR, Tues. The prolonged drought in Kedah has caused a serious shortage of water in at least 50 outlying kampongs and villages in the north district. The situation, affecting about 50.000 people, has been aggravated by the cholera outbreak in Kota
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    Woman and man found stabbed in hotel
    130 16 Woman and man found stabbed in hotel DENANG. Tues. A man and a woman were found stabbed in a hotel room in Transfer Road yesterday afterroon. Wong Sau Ying. 32, a masseuse, was found with a knife wound in her stomach, and an unemployed man, Lime Ewe Keat, 31, with
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    Tun Yusof at dental talks
    44 16 SINOAPORE. Tues. The Yang dl-Pertuan Negara, Tun Yusot bin I&hak. will open the fourth AsianPacific dental congress at the Victoria Theatre on March 24. The dental congress is organised by the Asian-Pacific Dental Federation and the Malayan Dental Association
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    Health centres
    30 16 SEREMBAN. Tues. The Minis- ter of Health. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Talib. yesterday opened two health sub-centres, one in j Rembau and the other at Pengka- lan Durian.
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      299 16 Straits Times Crossword ACKOSS 5. Dash put in place ot coarat 1. Culling down the cmalJ charge language (4> for enuring shows sympathy 6 Escape? Don tbe so silly! (7). i-J 7 Actor U given two peculiar The Prime Minister's vases. robes with a false fronHW perhaps- ,10). 10 Members
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      293 17 A FRENZIED PLEA BY RADIO: 'THEY WANT TO KILL US ONE BY ONE' J^IMA, Tues. Members of a survey party surrounded by hostile Indians in the East Peru jungle for five days yesterday sent out a dramatic radio appeal saying: ''They want to exterminate us one by one.
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      45 17 SAIGON. Tues—Mr. Kirn Jone Pll. chairman 'it South Korr.i ruling Democratic Republii Party has arrived here on a threeday goodwill visit. Mr. Kirn. 38-year-old former head of the Korean Central Intelligence Agency and a retire* general, will confer with Vietnhmese leaders.—Reuter
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      22 17 MOSCOW. Tues. Mr. Andrei Gromyko. Soviet Foreign Minister, left by air today lor Stockholm, the official news agency Tass reported.—Reuter.
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      42 17 LIBYA, Tues. Parliament night decided In principle to abrogate the bases agreements with the U.S. and Britain and give the Libyan Government a i 1 month to enter Into negotiation with them. It should then report back to parliament. Reuter.
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      195 17 CASABLANCA. Tuesday. of people rushed from homes, cineA mas and cafes into the streets here during the night as an earth tremor rocked almost the whole of Morocco. Motorists took their families Into the surrounding countryjide or to beaches to spend the night. Panic was
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      219 17 AIR-SEA HUNT FOR MISSING VIKING SHIP BELGRADE, Tuesday. A Viking "long ship" which sailed from the North Adriatic on Mar. 10 in an attempt to cross I the Atlantic is missing, the Yugoslav Tanjug news agency said yesterday. There are 10 young men. including two Britons, on board the replica
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      83 17 BUDAPEST, Tues.— Hungary may have the world's j smartest parakeet. The news agency MTI said four-year-old Churika. a parakeet who lives in the southern town of Pecs. knows 27 grammatical forms and can speak eight-to-ten word sentences. MTI said Chunka had a vocabulary of
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      Togliatti raps Mao
      27 17 NAPLES. Tues.— Sißor Palmno leader of the Italian Communist party yesterday condemned the Chinese attitude in the Sino-Soviet polemics as 'closed, dogmatical and sectarian."
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      ALBERTA IS OFF SOON TO CHEER UP THE TROOPS
      91 17 SINGER Albert i Lame is busy designing dresses for the sake of thousands of lonely soldiers. Alberta is off soon on a tour of Britain's Middle East Army bases Kenya, Bahrein, Aden, the Persian Gulf. And she's designed all her own
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      Alarm in Hanoi
      39 17 NEW YORK. Tues. President Ho Chi Minh of North Vietnam, "is evacuating key party and government offices from Hanoi" as a result of- a speculation about U.S.-South Vietnamese strikes at the Communist north. Newsweek magazine said.
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      Lock icon A million Mexicans greet de Gaulle
      138 17 A million Mexicans greet de Gaulle MEXICO CITY, Tues. —A million Mexicans yesterday turned out to see President de Gaulle of France arrive for a four-day official visit. "This visit must help to bring together our two countries. European and Latin American," President de Gaulle said He was greeted at
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      144 17 RUSSIANS REFUSE TO HAND OVER U.S. AIRMAN BERLIN, Tues. The Russians have refused to turn, over a captured American flier to a U.S. Air Force doctor, an Air Force spokesman said yesterday. They allowed US. Air Force Flight-Surgeon Capt. John L Monroe to visit Ist Lt. Harold W. Welch In
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      134 17 For sale Greta's wedding cake CANTERBURY (Erg- land) Tues. "For sale one wedding cake." This was tne advertisement pretty, 19-year-old Greta While placed In a newspaper because her fiance has called oft* their wedding for the second time. 'I know Bob still loves me. but he is terrified of taking
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      18 17 PARIS. Tues. The Communists almost doubled thoir Prance's local councils in yesterday's elections. Reuter.
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      BURTON'S $9,000 HONEYMOON TRIP
      102 17 BURTON'S $9,000 HONEYMOON TRIP 'pORONTO, Tues. Newly-weds Elizabeth Taylor and Richard burton returned here yesterday aboard the chartered airliner that took them to Montreal to marry. They travelled in a Vis.•ount reported to have cost them US$3,OOO ($9,000) for rhe return trip a total distance of 640 miles. Burton had
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      The Hague is in the dark
      44 17 THE HAGUE. Tues. The Foirign Ministry said here yesterday v knew nothing of reported forthcoming visit U> Holland of Indonesian Minister of Foreicn Affairs. Dr. Subandrto. Reports of -an impending visit had circulntrd in the Indonesian Press.— U.P.l.
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      847 18 EDUCATION Word* Si (Min.)— Box S9 rts. FOR 0.5.C./F.M.C. Examinations special classes commence now. Graduate staff. Record results 10 previous years. Apply CTMA College. 123-C. Ipoii Koad. (Tei. *****) or 47. off Scott Lasts, Brickfields. iTel 2MOI> INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE COR- I RESPONOENCE College offers courses for tbe following ExaminationsChinese tor
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      1041 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE Word* M (Min.)— Box S9 et*. rxtrm WHAT OFFERS? Consul Capri <19«2>: Twotone, One owner: Excellent condition: Regularly serviced: Many extras: Contact: ***** (office hours) 830*.'! (Residence) Spore. FONC MANSOR offer* a special range of good and reliable used cars M you to choose your ideal cars.
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      832 18 CURIOS 29 Word* Si (Min.)— Box S» ct: txtra SPECIALISTS in Chinese Antique and modern furniture, artcrafts. Camphor ;hests reliable marked prices. Visit Peiptng Store Ltd.. 173, Orchard Road, Spore. HI-FI STEREO PIONEER AMPLIFIER ETC., Call (or Demonstration at H«« »eot Co •Jjp B.nch Road. <S't>orr> AT YOUR SERVICE 20
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      761 18 TENDERS TENDERS ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE Tenders are Invited and will b*> received up to 2 pm. on Weil.v Btn April 1<164 for Handressing Ser\ices lor RAAP BUTTERWOR I H. Particulars md tender lorms may be obtained by application to the Secretary. RAAF Contracts Board MALAYSIA RAAF BUTTERWORTH. PAHANG J.K.R.
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      1353 19 THE EAC LINES ■h I V »«jP bTb ■AV-Tf»l SINCAPOtE KUALA lUMPUI •P.SWintNHAAA PtNANC J^SrSgl]J^4^^B DlNwj.li noust a4.AW»ANO 10. O^Ol H^S J/J.wllO Ou*» C^^SVr* *"~^J fHONI 7*ol *HOH| 11*44 fHONI «)|l *MOMl*)37l E HAVRE. HAMBURS, BREMEN, ANTWERP, POtTttOAkl, AMSTERDAM. OSLO. lOTNENIUPG AND COPENHAGEN S'oore P. S ram fenana "FALSTRIA" I
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    264 20 THE Malayan Bxehange Banks' Asse--1 l oiatien made toese changes In its I rates to merchants yesterday: Londen: aelllas TT or OD 2/3 29 /S2. buying TT 2/4 1/S2. airmail OD 2/4 1/16. 30 d/sl 2/4 3/16, 45 d/at 2/4 14. 60 d/st 2/4 5/16. 90 dnt 1/4
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    200 20 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) March 17. Three months INDUSTRIALS Boustead 14 rts. M Cement 19 eta. Dunlops 18 eta. M Box 21 rtr. City Ufv. 8 cts. McAlirter 16 cts. K. Smflt»r« 21 ni M. Invest 15 cts. Ksso 19 cts. I'.obmson 14 cts. Fed. Ulsp. IS cts.C. Storage 20
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    INDUSTRIALS EASIER ON QUIET STOCK EXCHANGE
    507 20 From Our Market Correspondent VERY quiet conditions prevailed again on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and again there were no particular features. In the industrial section there are no incentives now the impact of last week's better dividends has spent itself. Yesterday equity prices
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 20 Malayan Stork Indices Mar. 16 Mar. 1? -Industrials: 110.20 109.90 Tins: 134.47 134.39 rubrxrs: 104.27 104.27 Dec. SO, 1963 100 Dec. 29. 1962 100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    772 20 I COMBINED business m the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur I trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bouittad (l.OOO) SI. SO. (2.0001 11.H2, (2.U00) $1.81; Cold Stare (1.000) $3.38. d'.OOU) $3.34, (3.000) tXJUI Dunlopi (1.000) $2
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    CLOSING PRICES
    22 20 March 17. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 71i cents (up half a cent). TIN: 5336.12J (up $1,124). Estimated offering 260 tons (unchanged).
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    69 20 /MINESE Produce Eichjnze. tingax pars noon price* per picul ytittrday: Coconut oil: bulk S46i tellers, drum S49i seller* Copra: Marco/April I'K/Conttnnt: Unquoted Pepper: Muntok white UOH, Maaan, Sarawak wblte $160 sellers, special Sarawak black $122! sellers, garbled Lampong black $122t aellert, ABTA |132| Kellers. Siniapera Coconut Oil Millars'
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    H.K. rates
    37 20 On tin Iras exchange market in Rong Kong yesterday the U.S. dellar waa quoted at 5.744 for T.T. and j.73l for cath. Stirling was quoted at 15 98 and ena tael af geld si 250.
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    Straits tin up by $1.12|: Improved rubber buying
    390 20 WITH a rise of $1,124 yesterday to $536.12* the Straits tin price practically wiped out Monday's fall. The offering was estimated unchanged at 260 tons. In London on Monday tin lost modest ground in thin dealings, although casn values were less affected
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      820 21 FRASER NEAVE LTD. Incorporated in Singapore) NOTICE Is hereby iriven that an Interim Dividend of 5 cents per Ordinary Stock Unit, less 40% income tax, has been declared by tlie Directors on account of the financial year ending 30th June 1964 payable on 18th April 1964. The transfer registers will
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      970 21 THE STRAITS TIMES PRESS (MALAYA) LIMITED (Incorporated in the States of Malaya) ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Tuesday. 31st Marc'i 1964 It Is notified for the Information of members that the above meeting will be held at the registered oflice of the company. Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Building. Kuala Lumpur, at 12
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      368 21 NOTICES Re: CHOP LEAN THYE, No. 51 Pek«n China, Alor Star Mr. lim BOON HIM la no longer the Manager of Chop Lean Thye of No. 51. Pekan China. Alor Star. Kedah, and he Is no longer authorised to pledge the credit of the above firm from the date hereof.
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      626 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA FACULTY OF MEDICINE Applications are Invited from citizens of Malaysia for appointment to the following trainee posts in the teaching hospital: (A) Hospital Administrator applicants should be medically qualified and nave some experience In hospital administration. (B) Hospital Statistician and Chief Medical Records Officer applicants
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      241 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, MALAYA APPLICATIONS are Invited from suitably qualified candidates possessing at least a Diploma In Agriculture for two posts ot Farm Instructors at the College of Agriculture, Malaya. The salary scale for the post is 5445x 15-505/ 535x20--595; the point of entry to tbe scale will
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      591 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD APPLICATIONS are Invited for the post of LABORATORY ASSISTANT in the Industrial Research Unit of the Board. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Senior Cambridge Certificate with Credit In Science subject, or Government Senior Middle 111 Certificate or equivalent. SALARY SCALE: Commencing salary In scale $152.50-A7.5U-167.50 220-Al5-325 340-Al5-475, depending
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      614 21 This is to announce that the striking dike lor 3.000.000 ordinary shares of si.oo each Issued by tender by Sim Lim Investments Ltd., which application list opened on Thursday. 12th March 1964 at 10.00 a.m. and closed on the same day ai 4.30 pm., has betn fixed I at $1.30
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      1454 22 IPOH 2nd DAY Race 1 2.0: Cl 4 Div 5 ($5,200) 6£ 1 00 Chuba Cbuba (Mdm. Norman Chiann Mawl. 4 9.0 *Liew 11 2 ***** Jet Plane 8 (Dr. C. K. Quek) Martin, 5 8.12 Johnson 9 3 ***** Fidonette (Ourney St.) Heddle. 3 8.11 Trevena 10 I 4
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      720 22  -  Epsom Jeep RACING by gOOCHOW (Race 3), an unlucky loser over BAf on Sunday, should make amends at Ipoh this i afternoon. Hemmed in on the rails from the halfmile to the home turn and agairii over the last furlong, Soochow still managed to finish third.
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      143 22 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race 1 ACTRESS Yes Master l.uckv Bride JIMBF.RS Actress Chuba Chuba BLIK TATTOO I I Master JemtHTs* Race 2 TAMIN<; SARI Bat Masterson Pasir HiUm SIN MAIIH N Pasir Hitam Ramarajiam SIN MAIDEN Taming Sari 1...i M.tstrrson 111 Il(> PRINCE Soochow Spartan Race
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      Spencer to come on another 'airlift'
      189 22 Spencer to come on another 'airlift' Jeep's Jottings IPOH. Tues.— Former Bukit Timah trainer Jack Spencer is flying to Singapore from England early next month with another batch of about 20 English and Irish horses. Spencer accompanied 30 horses on the "Shaw Stable airlift" last September and returned lo England
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      209 22 Flat begins with a 100-1 shock I ONDON. Tues— The 1964 Eng- lish Flat racing season opened v Lincoln yesterday with a winner which paid odds of more than 100-1 on the total isator. Punter.s were hoping that this was not to be an omen fw their betting prospects during
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      20 22 DUBLIN. Tues. The value of the Irish Derby could reach £70.000 this year, an olfldal said here. Reuter.
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      147 22 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER Spore Govt. Services, FA Div. 1: Woodbrldge v TTS Hosp. (5.15), Aviation v Marines "A" (6.45 both matches at Jn. Besar); DW. 3: RAF Seletar v PWD (Kallang); STU "B" v SHB "B", (Bt. Chermln). Spore Business Houses FA Div. 1: HK Bank v Spore Glass (Balestler
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      315 23  -  ERNEST FRIOA By SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Nawab of Pataudi. India's Test captain, will arrive in Penang tomorrow with only 20 minutes to spare before the Commonwealth cricket team play their first tour match against Penang. This at any rate Is what
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      898 23 SWANTON AND MALAYSIAN SELECTORS RESOLVE PROBLEMS TO PROVIDE... by NORMAN SIEBEL: Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday rpHE MALAYSIAN cricket selectors and the Commonwealth team manager E W. (Jim) Swanton each faced a different set of problems when choosing their teams for the fortnight's festival wnich starts with
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      337 23 BADMINTON LONDON, Tuesday. A RECORD entry of 268 players from 15 countries rx was announced yesterday when the draw was made for the All-England badminton championships, which start here next month. Denmark's Erland Kops and Channarong Ratanasaengsuang, of Thailand, are seeded to meet In a repeat
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      189 23 CABLES BRIEF Clay issues challenge (CHICAGO. Tues.— World heavyweight champion Casslus Clay aald he would fight former champion Floyd Patterson on a winner-take-all basis, with the purse going to the Black Muslim sect It Clay won and to the Roman Catholic Church If Patterson won. Patterson recently criticised Clay for
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      199 23 THE TEST AUCKLAND. Tues. South J\ Africa drew the third and final cricket Test with New Zealand here today. All three Tests were drawn. Scores In the four-day match were South Africa 371 and 200-5 declared: New Zealand 263 and 191--8. Sooth Africa 2nd inns (overnight 163-2)
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      THE OTHER REGGIE WILL LEAD SINGAPORE
      106 23 THE OTHER REGGIE WILL LEAD SINGAPORE SINGAPORE. Tues. Reggie Sandosham will captain the Singapore team to meet the Commonwealth cricket tourists here on Mar. 24. Sandosham takes over from regular state captain Reggie da Silva, who leads an MCA XI against the tourists here on Saturday and Sunday. Two West
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      Early goal the winner
      84 23 SINGAPORE, Tues. Defending champions Darul Afiah survived a stormy second half to beat newly-promoted Amicables Athletic Association 1-0 in the SAFA league Dlv. 1 match at Jalan Besar stadium today. Darul went all-out for an early lead and when they got It In the eighth minute
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      75 23 PENANG, Tues. The newlypromoted RAAF started their quest for FAP league first division honours by beating Baharol Alam Football Club 5-2 at the City Stadium today. Recovering from an early shock when BAFC netted through Noordln and All (penalty). Airmen reduced the deficit through Beiried to trail 2-1
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      2 states protest against referee
      237 23 by JOE dorai SINGAPORE, Tues. The football associations of Singapore and Johore have protested to the F.A. of Malaysia against the refereeing of Haji Ibrahim in their FAM Cup ties against Selangor. The two states, both beaten by Selangor in the FAM Cup competition, have
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      JOHORE TRIAL
      24 23 BATD PA HAT. Tues. The Johore Cricket Council will hold a trial match at Kluang on Frlduv to select the state team
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      64 23 BOCCEH MacGillivary Cup (T. Anson): Bagan Datoh Est 1 Nova Scotia Est 1. Penang Dtv. 1: RAAF 5 Baborol Alam PC 2. HOCKEY Necri League (Seremban): Cey- lonese 0 Rangers 0 Army League (Seremban): HQ Malaya Area a Gurkha Signals 1. S'gor Div. 1: YMSA 3 SIA 1;
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    Senators to quit to stand for the election
    814 24 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues gKVKHAL Senators arc planning to resign their appointments to contest the general election. It is understood that three have tendered their resignation to the President of the Senate, Dato Haji Abdul Rahman bin Mohamed Yassin. They are the Minister
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    RAZAK'S ADVICE TO JAKARTA: PLAN FOR HUNGRY INSTEAD
    462 24 RAZAK'S ADVICE TO JAKARTA: PLAN FOR HUNGRY INSTEAD BESUT, Tuesday JHE DEPUTY Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today advised Indonesian leaders that it Would be better for them to concentrate on feeding their starving population instead of trying to make enemies of other countries. Tun Razak was speaking at a
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    417 24 LONDON. Tues. Good though the trade figures were, they had been fully discounted In the Stock Market by overnight statements by Government leaders. The firm undertone was. however, maintained and leading equities made a satisfactory showing but the general pattern of price movements was Irregular.
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    We will invest in joint ventures at right time: Sir Frank
    495 24 We will invest in joint ventures at right time: Sir Frank Visiting Australian trade mission wants to expand markets here CINGAPORE, Tues. Sir Frank Ledger, leader of the visiting Australian trade mission on the liner Centaur, today expressed confidence that Australian industrialists would be happy to invest in joint pioneer
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    72 THAI OFFICERS CALL ON C-IN-C
    105 24 72 THAI OFFICERS CALL ON C-IN-C SINGAPORE, Tues. J The visiting team of 72 high-ranking Thai officers from the War College in Bangkok this morning paid a courtrsy call on the Comman-der-in-Chief. Far East Unified Command. Admiral Sir Varyl Begg, at Phoenix Park. Led by Ma j .-Gen. Fong Pramualratana.
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    DEATH
    26 24 MRS M. B. DORAY r»«t»<i »w*7 peacefully. The cortege leave for Btdadnrl from 9 Capricorn Drive r, m». Thomson Road, Singapore at 4.30 pa, to-day.
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      41 24 HIGHEST and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur M 75 Kota Bharu 88 72 Penang 88 73 Ipoh 91 73 Malacca 90 75 Singapore 90 75
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