The Straits Times, 8 April 1964

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    Lock icon BLAST AT MAC A
    501 1 Biased' says Senator 'Seems to be sympathetic to Soekarno's excuses' in his honest-broker role MANILA, Tuesday SENATOR Lorenzo Sumulong today charged President Macapagal with being "clearly biased against Malaysia" in his role as "honest broker" in the dispute between Malaysia and Indonesia. He made the statement
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    Polls shock: Candidate arrested
    272 1 SEREMBAN, Tuesday. THE PAP candidate for the Parliamentary constituency of Seremban Timor, Dr. Lav Kit Sun, was arrested tonight over an alleged technicality involving the printer's name and address on election pamphlets. Also arrested were a lawyer, Mr. Stanley Ponniah, and two other doctors Dr. Chong
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    Four main parties agree on radio time
    238 1 Four main parties agree on radio time- |£UALA LUMPUR, Tues. Four main political parties will be allowed to broadcast their campaign speeches over Radio Malaysia within the next few days. Agreement was reached yesterday at a meeting between the Director of Radio, Inche Dol Ramli, and representatives of the Alliance,
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    Truce team: 'Partial success' in Jakarta
    132 1 Truce team: 'Partial success' in Jakarta BANGKOK. Tues. A Thai team appointed to supervise the Borneo ceasefire arrived here today from Jakarta and reported partial success in their discussions with Indonesian officials. 1.t .-(iffi. Surakit Mayalarab, the team leader, told reporters they went to Jakarta to pay their respects to
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    Tengku: Future of nation now at stake
    396 1 Tengku: Future of nation now at stake SUNGEI MAN I X, Tues. The results of the general election will determine the future of Malaysia, Tengku Abdul Rahman this evening told a giant rally in the heart of this ricebowl area of Lower Perak. It is traditionally a staunch Pan-Malayan Islamic
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    Lock icon Protest march
    43 1 CHARLEROICN i South Belgium). Tues. Thousands of trade unionists, including factory workers and shop attendants, marched through the suburb of Gilly here today In protest against the strike of Belgium x 12.000 doc- j ton. now in its seventh day. 'Reuter.
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    Former Queen off to Mecca
    122 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Eightytwo Malaysian and Brunei pilgrims, including Tengku Puan Besar Khursiah, left here today for Mecca. At the airport to see them off was the Raja Permaisuri Agong, the Sultan of Trengganu, the Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan, the Minister of Education,
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    Lock icon Police dogs track Premier's killer
    154 1 NEW DELHI, Tuesday. TWO Indian police dogs have been flown to A Bhutan to help in the hunt for the unknown assassin who shot and killed the Bhutanese Prime Minister, Mr. Jigme Dorji, last Sunday, official sources said here today. Meanwhile, the Statesman's correspondent in
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    Lock icon Rocket expert found dead
    59 1 YARMOUTH (Isle of Wight). Tuee. A British rocket expert was found dead In the tea yesterday near a testing site for British rockets The body of Mr. Michael William Wrangham. 35, chief technical adviser at the rocket site on this Island of South England, was recovered
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    Dial C for comfort
    70 1 MANCHESTER. Tues.— A 24--hour dally telephone religious service, aimed at giving comfort to all who care to dial the service's number, was opened here yesterday. Calls from the invisible "congregation" came about every two minutes yesterday and each was answered personally with a spiritual message and
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    Missing girl, aged 10, found slain
    124 1 Missing girl, aged 10, found slain pARIT BUNTAR. Tues. Police today found the body of a schoolgirl, Vathanasunthara Valli. 10 who had been reported missing since Sunday evening. The police said the girl had been raped and strangled. STRUGGLED The Krlan OCPD, Asst. Supt. E. A. Fernandez, said she had
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    Lock icon Missing lugger washed ashore
    72 1 PERTH, Tues. A 42-foot long lugger, the "Doris Marea" which disappeared from harbour moorings at Port Headlani in Western Australia with three men aboard early In February, has been washed up on the shore of an Indonesian Island, the owners reported today. The owners of the
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    STOP PRESS
    60 1 STORACE FIRM FIRE SINGAPORE, Tues.— An 11.50 pm fire raced through warehouse of Tin Nan Company, a timber and maiie storage firm, in Aljunied Ro;id. Hundreds of sacks of maize went up in smoke but no one hurt. Alarmed nearby villagers ran out to the streets with their
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon We'll paralyse your navy if pressed...
      140 2 We'll paralyse your navy if pressed... JAKARTA, Tuesday yiCE ADMIRAL Martadinata, Minister and Navy Commander, has threatened to '"paralyse" enemy forces within their own territory to prevent arbitrary actions, the official Ant a r a news agency reported today. He did not name Malaysia as "the enemy," but there seemed
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      Lock icon The 'Lion of Kashmir' to be freed today after 10 years
      112 2 JAMMU. Tues. Sheikh Mohammed Abdullah, the "Lion of Kashmir", will be freed tomorrow, Mr. D. p. Dhar, the Kashmir Home Minister, said yesterday. Sheikh Abdullah. 58. former Premier of Kashmir, has been in prison for nearly 10 and a
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      Lock icon The naked moonlight dancers have Sock worried
      280 2 The naked moonlight dancers have Sock worried JAKARTA, Tuesday. ♦"TEAMS of officials are to be sent into the country's remote regions this month to try and control the growth of new, fanatical and often bloody religious sects. Officials say the Government is concerned at the growth of these sects with
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      Jobs in Uganda
      19 2 KAMPALA. Tues. Six South Korean doctors arrived here today to fill posts in Uganda's medical service.
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      Lock icon Vietnam tells Cambodia: Name the day
      253 2 Vietnam tells Cambodia: Name the day SAIGON, Tues. South Vietnam yesterday formally proposed bilateral talks with Cambodia over questions of common interest. The proposal came In a communique irom the Foreign Ministry, which said the decision on a place and date tor the talks would be left to Cambodia. The
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      Lock icon Rebel clean-up in South Celebes
      160 2 JAKARTA, Tues. The army commander of South Celebes has ordered an intensive campaign following this week's shooting clash with outlaws in which a number of his men were killed. Antara news agency reported today. Col. M. Jusuf told Antara on his arrival in Jakarta that
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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    Lock icon Lodge tops poll
    172 3 Lodge tops poll MOST POPULAR REPUBLICAN CONTENDER NEW YORK, Tues. Three public opinion polls yesterday showed that Mr. Henry Cabot Lodge, US. Ambassador to Saigon, was the most popular contender for the Republican presidential nomination. Under the headline "a surge for the man in Saigon," Newsweek said the News-week-Harris poll
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    Lock icon Envoy to U.N.
    38 3 UNITED NATIONS. Tues.— The United Nations disclosed yesterday that the Vatican had decided ;o maintain a permanent observer at the U.N. headquarters The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Alberto Oiovannetti has been appointed to the post— A.P.
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    Lock icon OPERA MURDER ACCUSED: I JUST HATED WOMEN
    223 3 OPERA MURDER ACCUSED: I JUST HATED WOMEN VIENNA, Tues. A v packed court here yesterday heard exmen.tal hospital patient Jose/ Weinwurm plead guilty to the "opera murder" of a 10-year-old girl a year ago. Weinwurm. 34. a shop assistant, is accused of having strangled and stabbed young ballet student Dagmar
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    Lock icon 65 Negro boys exonerated
    57 3 WASHINGTON. Tues. The U.S. Supreme Court today quashed breach of the peace convictions against 65 Nejrro students who demonstrated against the colour bar at the City Hal at Rock Hill. South Carolina, in 1960. The court's unanimous ruling was that the demonstration was peaceful and the
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    Lock icon Warning strike
    34 3 BRUSSELS. Tues. Mast employees of the three European communities Common Market. Euratom and Coal and Steel Community will stage a warning strike for hieher salaries on Wednesday. unions announced here tonight Reuter.
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    Vandalism
    38 3 LONDON. Tues. A Japanese flowering cherry tree planted in Ipswich on Good Friday with a commemorative plaque to the Japanese atomic bomb victims was found chopped down today and a clump of rhubarb put in its place.
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    Lock icon Sinatra kidnap: New man jailed
    58 3 LOS ANGELEd. Tues. John Irwin. 42, the third man arrested following the kidnapping of Frank Sinatra Jnr. last December, was yesterday sentenced to 16 yean and eight months in prison. Two other men convicted of abducting Sinatra from a Lake Tahoe lodge were earlier sentenced
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    Lock icon Soldier creeps to freedom
    48 3 BERLIN. Tues. An East German soldier reached West Berlin under cover of darkness early yesterday. The 24-year-old soldier crept Into -West Berlin through Communist barricades In the south of the city In full uniform and carrying his submachine gun, West Berlin police said. U.P.I.
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    Miracle escape
    67 3 SAFE after bis harrowing ordeal, Wayne Stadynk. aged five, rests in a hospital at Niagara Falls. Ontario. The child suffered only multiple abrasions to the back and head and had a chipped tooth when he fell 150 feet down a bank into the Niagara River gorge on March
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    Lock icon POPE RECEIVES IRENE, FIANCE IN SECRET
    207 3 POPE RECEIVES IRENE, FIANCE IN SECRET THE HAGUE, Tuesday. on the wedding of Princess Irene of the Netherlands and Don Carlos of Spain went oh here last night after the couple returned from a secret audience with Pope Paul in Rome earlier yesterday. There were Indications here that an announcement
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    Lock icon SELLERS SUFFERS A HEART ATTACK
    98 3 HOLLYWOOD. Tues.— Peter Sellers, the British actor, has suffered a moderate coronary heart attack. Doctors believe he will be In hospital here for several weeks. Sellers was rushed to the Lebanon hospital yesterday, where doctors said his condition was satisfactory. A spokesman said 'The doctors
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    Lock icon Death probe by police
    50 3 YARMOUTH. ISLE OP WIGHT. Tues. Police on Monday night Investigated the death of Michael Wrangham. 36. chief technical advisor at Britain's rocket testing site at Needles, on this English Channel island. Workmen discovered his body which had been washed up from the sea near here.— AP.
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    Caron parts from hubby
    57 3 HOLLYWOOD, Tues. Actress Leslie Caron disclosed yesterday that she and her husband, British director Peter Hall, have separated after eight years of marriage. "I have agreed to my husbwnd's requests that I make no comment on this other than to confirm that we are separating," said
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    Lock icon Tyroleans held
    28 3 ROME, Tues. Police last night announced that 17 people suspected of being Involved In a terrorist organisation In the Italian South Tyrol bad been arrested. Reuter.
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    The doctor 'assassins'
    132 3 BRUSSELS, Tuesday l ANY women, some iTI with babies in their arms, marched yesterday in an angry demonstration at Seraing, near Liege, in protest against the Belgian doctors' strike. Banners carried by the marchers read: "Belgian doctors value human life in terms of big money," "the same
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    Lock icon New firing as truce talks go on in Cyprus
    349 3 New firing as truce talks go on in Cyprus KOKKINA, Tuesday. JJEAVY firing between Greek and Turkish Cypriots erupted last night around this north-west Cyprus town. A spokesman tor the United Nations Peacekeeping Force said the shooting resumed as U.N. officials were attempting to arrange a ceasefire. Later it was
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    Henri Spaak
    31 3 MONTE CARLO. Tues. The Belgian Foreign Minister. Mr. Paul Henri Spaak, 65. former NATO secretary-general, underwent a successful emergency stomach operation on Sunday night in Princess Grace Clinic. UJ».I
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    Lock icon Press seminar
    30 3 ROME, Tues. Delegates from over 30 European countries will discuss freedom of information and laws affecting the Press at a twoweek United Nations seminar opening here today. Reuter.
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    First safety bridge
    73 4 SINGAPORE'S first overhead pedestrian bridge was set up across Collyer Quay yesterday. The 113 foot-long lightgauge steel bridge, standing 16--17 feet above the road, is all white and has three National and State crests on each side. The bridge will be open for use from today. The
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    A $50,000 EXTORTION BID: MAN IS FINED $500
    186 4 A $50,000 EXTORTION BID: MAN IS FINED $500 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A COMPANY director told the seventh magistrate's court today how a mysterious man telephoned him one day in October last year and demanded $50,000. Mr. Teo Choo Wah, director of a motor spare parts company, was testifying at the trial
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    14 AFRO-ASIAN OBSERVERS ARE FETED BY UNIONISTS
    127 4 14 AFRO-ASIAN OBSERVERS ARE FETED BY UNIONISTS SINGAPORE. Tues.—Fourteen Afro-Asian observer delegates to the National Trades Union Congress annual convention, which ended here yesterday, today began a crowded threeday social programme to study labour conditions in Singapore. In the morning, they called on the .secretary-general of the NTUC. Mr. C.
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    Govt policy is now paying off
    200 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. TWO LOCAL trading houses today made history 1 in Singapore's industrialisation programme when their knitting factory at the Redhill industrial estate was declared open by the Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee. Jardine Waugh (Singapore) Ltd.. one of Malaysia's largest trading
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    Indonesians secretly enter S'pore to seek jobs
    215 4 Indonesians secretly enter S'pore to seek jobs SINGAPORE, Tues.— Nine Indonesians were today jailed for two months each by a magistrate's court for illegally entering Singapore. Six of them. Umara bin Taib, Haris bin Lontara, Kalolo Bilentara, Whab bin Simpude, Usman bin Ahmad, and Lisa bin Watusempe came from Pulau
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    SATA X-ray hours
    56 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— The SATA mobile X-ray unit win be autloned at the Haw Par Yin* ut c m.s. Pasir Panjang Road on Thursday and Friday from 5 p.m. to 8.30 pjn. On April 13 and 14. lt will be stationed at the Swee Huat Filling Station at
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    Blood donor plea
    39 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Blood Transfusion Service mobile team will be holding a blood donor session at the Buklt Panjang Jurong district office at the 10th milestone, Buklt Panjang Road, between 0.30 ajn. to 12.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Devan Nair in again
    207 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Trade Union leader, Mr. C. V. Devan Nair, was yesterday re-elected Secretary General of the National Trades Union Congress at Its annual delegates' conference at the Victoria Memorial Hall. Also re-elected was the chairman, Mr. Ho See Beng, Assemblyman tor Bras Basah In the
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    459 4 I N AND OUT BY AIR 'I-HK followlns la toady'i schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVALS 80AC: From London. Rome. Damascus, Baghdad, Karachi, Calcutta, Ran coon (BA 720) 6.05 p.m.; from London, Beirut, Karachi (BA 703) 7.50 p.m.: from Darwin (BA 703R) 1.50 ppra. Japan
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    Television programmes on the election objectives
    132 4 Television programmes on the election objectives SINGAPORE. Tues.—Television Malaysia Singapura will at 8 p.m. on Thursday present a special film report over Channel 5 dealing with the current election campaign in Malaya. A television team which called at the main towns in Malaya to film election rallies had interviews with
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    Sunday celebration
    22 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Yathavar Association will celebrate on Sunday at Lord Krishna's Temple In Waterloo Street at 10 a.m.
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  • THE BATTLE FOR VOTES
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      PERAK WIN FOR PPP? NO CHANCE, SAYS THE TENGKU
      390 5 THE Peoples Progressive Party "have no chance at all" of winning control of the Perak State Government from the Alliance, Tengku Abdul Rahman said here this morning. He was addressing a brief Press conference after a closed door meeting with par'y
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      Raja hits at ward switching by MCA candidate
      226 5 QFREMBAN. Tues The president of the Negri Sembilan brancb of the Malayan Chinese Association, Mr. Quek Kai Dong, was critjeised by Singapore's Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam. for switching bis ward from Barat to Timor in the Parliamentary elections. Addressing a
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      Khir: Malaysia a bright star in troubled S.E. Asian sky
      697 5 Khir: Malaysia a bright star in troubled S.E. Asian sky UNITY OF OUR NATION HAS AMAZED THE WORLD, HE TELLS ELECTION RALLY IPOH, Tuesday J^| A L A V S I AS unity and economic progress has made it the "bright star in the troubled sky of South-East Asia. the
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      Teacher robbed of necklace
      51 5 PENANG. Turs A schoolteacher. Che Sharifah bint* Ishalc, 19. was robbed of her necklace in Chowraita Road yesterday afternoon Che Sharifah reported to police she was walking along the road at about 4.30 o.m. when a man emerged from a crowd, snatched her necklace and ran
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      Clinic opening
      25 5 KLANO. Tues.— The Mentrl Besar of Selangor. Dato Abu Bakar bin Baginda. will open the $100,000 district dental cllnc here on April 17.
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      ISMAIL TO CHINESE: ALLIANCE IS YOUR SOLE DEFENDER
      138 5 ISMAIL TO CHINESE: ALLIANCE IS YOUR SOLE DEFENDER BATU PAHAT. Tuesday. fHHE Minister of Internal Security, Dato (Dr.) Is- mail bin Dato Haji Abdul Rahman, yesterday warned the Chinese that their survival in the country could not be guaranteed if parties other than the Alliance came into power. He was
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      Thai Faculty open to Malaysian students
      166 5 IPOH, Tues. Malay- sian students wishing to take up. veterinary science may in future be able to do so at the Faculty of Veterinary Science, Kasetsart University, in Bangkok. Mr. Prasob Buranamanas. a lecturer and secretary of the Faculty of Veterinary Science In the
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      Teochews' joy
      25 5 PENANO. Tues. Penang TX>chews have Mt aside three day*— April 12 to 14 to, celebrate the centenary of their association at Chulla Street.
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    Union and miners open pay talks
    157 6 Union and miners open pay talks IPOH. Tues.—Negotia--1 tlons opened here today between the National Mining Workers' Union and the Malayan Mining Employers' As•octattoa on a new v.'a".f structure and bt-t.tor wnrkiiiK conditions for 17.000 workers in European managed t ir, mines. The talks, which were held In the Chamber
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    IPOH SOON ON THE DIAL-DIRECT TELEPHONE NETWORK
    171 6 IPOH. Tues. Callin* 1 people in Penane. Kuala Lumpur. Malacca and Singapore by phone from Ipoh will, from Saturday nfternoor,. be us easy as calling anyone in Ipoh. Thlfl will be made possible when the new Subscriber Trunk Dialling system iSTD) is introduced
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    Malaysia signs air pacts with Holland, Britain
    173 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues VI ALAYSIA today aTI signed an air agreement each with Britain and the Netherlands. The agreement with the Netherlands is the first to be signed between the two countries. At a brief ceremony held at the Ministry of Transport here
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    A judge so enjoys the tale of the 45 tanks...
    571 6 the underground storage tanks at the many petrol filling stations in the nations capital rateable? That was the $30,000 question placed before Mr. Justice Ong in the High Court here today by the Shell Co. and Caltex, which had their
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    Four cameras lost, tourist tells police
    79 6 DENANG. Tues. An Engr lish tourist, Mr. Peter Waugh. 26. reported the loss ot four cameras at the Garrison Club at Light Street during the weekend. Mr Waugh told police the cameras belonged to himself and three friends. He said he called at the
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    Tapper is jailed for robbery
    53 6 BATU PAHAT. Tues. A tapDer. Abdul Manap bin Mahidm, 23 was today sentenced to 15 months' jail by the sessions court here when he was found RUiltv ol robbery. He robbed a smallholder. Boon Cheng. 60. of $300 and four social welfare lottery tickets on
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    Education talk
    44 6 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Mr. V. Amblavagar, former Deputy Director of Education in Singapore, will talk on "my concert" at the weekiv value in education" at the weekly lunch of the Rotary Club of Singapore West at Prince's Restaurant on Thursday at 1 p.m.
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    FOKKER OVERFLIES IPOH AND K.L.
    169 6 QINGAPORE, Tues.— A »3 Malaysian Airways Fokker Friendship plane, which developed under-carriage trouble shortly after leaving Penarvg landed safely in Singapore this afternoon after over-flying Ipoh and Kuala Lumpur. No emergency alert was called at the Paya Lebar airport during the landlne as the under-carriage
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    Officers acquitted: The DPP loses appeal
    146 6 SEREMBAN, Tues. Mr. Justice Ismail Khan in the High Court today dismissed an, appeal by the D.P.P., Inche Abdul Razak bin Dftto Abu Sam a h, against the acquittal of three police personnel for alleged corruption and abetment. All three— Sgt. Teh Chwee Hock
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    Appeal by the Red Cross
    41 6 PENANG. Tues. The Penan* and Province Wcllesley branch of the Federation or Malaya Red Croat Society is appealing for donation* for its welfare activities. Donations may be sent to the society's treasurers. The Chartered Bank. Penang.
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    BENEFIT OF DOUBT FOR GRAFT CASE INSPECTOR
    656 7 SINGAPORE, Tu«*. Evidence against accused ver^ r strong, but that's not enough, says the court district judge today acquitted Probationary Inspector John Thien Kirn Fook *on acorruption charge involving $150, and said he did this with reluctance because of the "very strong evidence"
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    Allegations startlingly confirmed: Marshall
    170 7 Allegations startlingly confirmed: Marshall or wnich of them, were "liars." Discrepancies on minor matters only served to prove that there had been no connivance by prosecution witnesses to "fix" the accused, the DPP said. Mr. Marshall said that the allegations of the defence against the prosecution witnesses were very serious,
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    VIP welcome for Mr. Holyoake
    213 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A RED carpet welcome awaits New Zealand's Prime Minister, Mr. Keith Holyoake, when he arrives at the airport here on Friday for a two-day official visit. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, and his wife, Puan Sharlfah Rodziah. will be the first
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    125 8 Worit Sl* (minimum > MR. AND MRS. C Selvarajan j thank relatives and friends for their Idtafj in Singapore. MR. AND MRS. Cram I) Almeida lences. attendance at funeral of beloved daughter Maty passed away 6-4-64. LIM ENC KAY ..t.d family thank all r-iatives nnd triends for thetr wreaths
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS ,
    256 8 ANNOUNCEMENTS M Hnrdu Sit (Vimimum) WHY SUFFER from travel sickness? < by taking a 'Marzine tablet 20 mlnutei before atartlng your I jnurniv. MISS JEAN WRIGHT, Revlon Inter- 1 nalioqal Biauly i 'cm-ulUnl invitt-* you M «n.i-r her beauty aecreta today at Metro Ltd 72 74 High Street. B'pore. PRINCE'S
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      Aggression Continues
      610 8 That the Thai liaison team which has been visiting Jakarta has returned to Bangkok without calling at Kuala Lumpur tells little about their mission. But presumably there is no ceasefire crisis, or a diversion to Kuala Lumpur would have been essential. The Thais will discuss their problems with
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      Housing Loan
      341 8 The first of the public loans for housing which the Government has authorised the Federal Capital Commissioner to raise will be floated next week. The target sum is $10 million, and it will be used to put up two 16-storey blocks of flats in Jalan Loke Yew. These
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      Coconut Drive
      248 8 Inche Khir Johari's energetic campaign to promote coconut replanting and rehabilitation deserves success, though it will need more than energy and good intentions to salvage this ailing industry. It is doubtful, for example, if coconut replanting can ever display a fraction of the success which is attending rubber
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      Voting by jingle with chorus and band
      168 8 Voting by jingle with chorus and band THERE must surely be a body within the organisation which is responsible for the standard of the programmes and advertisements of Radio Malaysia. Yet, if such a body exists Is it conceivable that it approves the so-called Jingles, calypsos and what passes for
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      The need for one union
      102 8 A LETTER published on March 25 under the heading "Word from Unions" criticises teachers' unions for not having said anything In the press about the abolition of the M.S.S. Entrance Examination. The writer. "Member" from Klang, could do better If he took steps to convene
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    Reform comes to Saudi Arabia
    813 8  - Reform comes to Saudi Arabia PATRICK SEALE By BEIRUT, Tues. OAUDI Arabia's palace revolution, which brings Crown Prince road to reform and has has placed that country more squarely on the road to reform and has strengthened its hand in its future negotiations with Egypt over the Yemen. Prince Faisal
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    Inflation infects the Common Market
    898 8  - Inflation infects the Common Market WILLIAM MILLINSHIP by PR E S I DENT de Ciulle, tanned and refreshed by the s unshine and cheering crowds in Mexico and the Caribbean, left his Prime Minister M. Georges Pompidou with the arid task of explaining last week why the French austerity programme
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    Elections again for Brunei
    278 9 Sultan plans to add 'an elected element 9 to the appointed State Legislative Council in the near future BRUNEI TOWN, Tuesday. Sultan of Brunei said today that he planned to restore "an elected element" to his Legislative Council in the near future. He said a proposal
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    Alliance branches want Tengku to stay
    319 9 Alliance branches want Tengku to stay KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Alliance state branches are unanimous in. their opinion that the Prime Minister, Ten r k v Abdul Rahman, should reconsider his decision to retire from office at the «»nd of 1969. Alliance leaders said the country would suffer without the Tengku's
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    Armed thugs gag two take $1,597
    67 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Two armed thugs today gagged and tied up a girl baby-sitter and a boy before escaping with $1,597 in cash and jewellery from a house ln Lavender street. The girl. Lim Yoke Mm. 15. was with the boy, Sim Keng Cheong. 13.
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    Socialist Youth leader feted
    55 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Bture Krickson. Secretary-General of the International Union of Socialist Youths ln Vienna was today entertained by members of the University o/ Singapore Socialist Club and the Nanyang University* Political Science Society Mr Erickson arrived here last night from Kuala Lumpur where h« was
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    Crash man dies
    34 9 SINGAPORE. Ikies.— A barber. P H. Ramalingam. 47. of Upper Weld Road, died at the Oeneral Hospital 13 hours after he was knocked down by a car in Jalan Beaar yesterday.
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    Found hanging
    21 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Police yesterday found Lav Blew Hoi. 44, of Ford Street, nanuing from a tree at Jalan Memblna.
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    Lark Sye on 'Cherry Blossom' tour
    136 9 Lark Sye on 'Cherry Blossom' tour SINGAPORE, Tues. Now making a holiday tour of the Far East in an inexpensive way is Singapore multimillionaire rubber magnate Mr. Tan Lark Sye and his family. Mr. Tan. his wife and three daughters, are members of the Cathay Pacific Airways "Cherry Blossom Tour"
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    Gang wounds youth
    38 9 bINQAPORE. Tues.— Khoo Chin Plow, 17. of Nile Road, was seriously wounded when he was attacked by a gang of 13 youths at Ganges Avenue yesterday. Khoo was admitted to hospital with three stab wounds.
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    Overdrawn after collecting $445,000
    272 9 Overdrawn after collecting $445,000 KUAI A LUMPUR, Tues. Although Malaya Films and Investments Ltd. collected $444,941 from people who bought its shares, it now has a bank overdraft of $17,000. Mr. Yong Kok Chan, 31, an assistant accountant of Walgrens Ltd., gave this testimony in the Sessions Court here today.
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    TALKS SET TO END SHOE FIRM ROW
    249 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. REPRESENTATIVES of the Shoe Industry Workers' Union of Malaya and the Bata Shoe Co. (M) Ltd. are expected to meet tomorrow to resolve their dispute. The meeting Is being arranged by the Department of Industrial Relations. The union yesterday wrote
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    Carnal charge man freed
    49 9 SINOAPORE. Tue*. Mr. Justice Ambrose in the Assi« Court today acquitted Palanlsamy of having camp.l intercourse with a girl under 16 years of age. Palantsamy was alleged to have had Intimacy with the girl at a house In SUat Road on Nov. 17 last year.
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    Another 11 held
    26 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Police «.mst«l 11 men under the Societies Ordinance and screened 2.113 teople ln anti-secret society raids in the oast 34 hour*.
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    The luck of the Irish runs out for junk men
    217 9 The luck of the Irish runs out for junk men SINGAPORE, Tues. Two Irishmern are now stranded In Singapore following their unsuccessful attempt to sail to Australia ln a Junk. Brendon Gogarthy, 28. and Oeorge Kelly, 26, strode into Times House today and said they needed temporary Jobs to get
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    Thai team's visit
    19 9 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A threeman Thai industrial survey mission will arrive here tomorrow for a four-day visit.
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    No varsity ceremony for the freshmen
    135 9 No varsity ceremony for the freshmen CINGAPORE, Tues. The University of Singapore will not hold its formal matriculation ceremony for freshmen entering the university this year. The Malayan Undergrad, official organ of the University of Singapore Students' Union, in its latest issue, said that the annual ViceChancellor's tea party might
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    THAT BULL: It's a Malayan seladang
    237 9 THAT BULL: It's a Malayan seladang KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Socialist Front today denied that the bull in the Front's symbol was taken from the Indonesian crest, of which the bull's head is a part. The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun. had said In Taiping yesterday
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    Salesman killed
    27 9 SINGAPORE. Turs Mr. Ang Chin Kee, 27. a salesman, waa killed last night when his scooter skidded and he was thrown off at Mountbatten Road.
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      632 9 Today^s Radio, TV 41 and 25 metres NATIONAL SHORTWAVE MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE: SERVICES: 41.7 60.2 Metras AM. 6.00 'ocKSmtog; 6.01 J^. 6 6 Morning Prelude; 7.00 Ne*"s; 7.10 I?e? 700 -L,^ XZi Up And About: 7.30 News: 7.40 S£k- 7 7 10 £SlfS^tr-nS* Breakfast BuJletln: 7.50 Up And 73? Learn
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    Lock icon Bateman opens big rubber session
    92 10 CAMBRIDGE, Tues. The largest gathering of rubber scientists ever to meet in England today began a threeday conference here to celebrate the silver Jubilee of the Natural Rubber Producers' Research Association. About 160 scientists, including a group of Malayan agricultural research workers, are attending the
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    Hunt ?em
    163 10 Hunt em 'KILL OR CAPTURE' ORDERS AGAINST SOEK GUERILLAS KUCHING, Tues. Malaysian security forces have been ordered to "chase and harass" Indonesian terrorists out of Malaysian territory in Borneo. This was stated by the Sarawak Chief Minister. Mr. Stephen Kalong Ningkan, a t a Press qonferencc here yesterday. "We cannot
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    Malaysian students 'need to orientate'
    107 10 Malaysian students 'need to orientate' SINGAPORE. Tues— The Director-General of Education in Queensland. Dr. H G. Watklns. today said the "main problem" facing many Malaysian students In Australia was the "difficulty they have In orientating themselves to the new environment." He said: "Once this problem is overcome, there is little
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      Kelantan is invited: See our progress
      289 10 KOTA BHARU, Tuesday. 'pIE Chief Minister of Malacca, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, said last night that it was the policy of the Alliance Government to provide peace, progress and prosperity for every Malaysian. He said that during the nine years the Alliance rlad
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      WHY PMIP AND REDS CAN NEVER GET TOGETHER'
      181 10 WHY PMIP AND REDS CAN NEVER GET TOGETHER' KANGAR, Tues. The PMIP and the Communist Party were two different groups with conflicting; ideologies, the Penang PMIP commissioner. Ha.ii Yusuf bin Abdullah, declared at a rally here. "The PMIP believes in the existence of an Almighty God and preaches good, while
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      $34,000 grant
      27 10 ALOR STAR. Tues. The Kedah Government today announced the allocation of $34,000 to build 10 prayer houses In the Kubang Pasu district of North Kedah.
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      'Umno youth work for UDP man' allegation
      107 10 PENANG. Tues. The secretary of the East Jelutong Alliance election action committee, Syed Hassan bin Yahaya, is to inquire into an allegation that some Umno youths were working for UDP candidate in Jelutong. 'Although this had not been substantiated, we will nevertheless have
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      Lectures on politics
      74 10 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Extra-mural Studies Department of the University or Singapore Is starting a course on "Introduction to the study of polltics" on April 13. The course will consist of 20 lectures, given on Mon- days and Thursdays by Dr. T. V. Sathyamurthy, lecturec In political science
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      Pictures of Sock in PMIP homes, says Mentri
      224 10 Pictures of Sock in PMIP homes, says Mentri ALOR STAR, Tues. President Soekarno's picture has been seen, hanging in the r.omes of PMIP members in Kelaatan, the Kedah Mentri Besar, Dato Syed Omar Shahabuddin said last night. "One of my sons In Kelantan told me he had seen this himself."
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      Matron's talk
      45 10 SINGAPORE. Tues. Miss B. Tjeertes. matron of the Salvation Army Lee Kuo Chuan Nursery Home, will talk about her work in Singapore at the meeting of the Toe H and Toe H Women Association at Talbot House on April 14 at 8.30 p.m.
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      Old bomb found
      33 10 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A pollc* patrol car last nieht recovered an old Japanese bomb at th* Kheam Hock Road cemetery and handed it over to the army book disposal squad. 4
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      148 10 Straits Times Crossword HI IH' HI ACROSS 5. Superfluous In the middle of 1«. induction to pamt« given Je to*£ unusual in haste, thats obvious (4). rt 0 An^er^ireTo give" soale--11. IC^tLVhaTe hUru.hU th th. church (4). In USA (4). Solution wii. be published 19. Prank la. to return In
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      SIR ALEC: RUSSIA LEARNED N-LESSON FROM BRITAIN
      324 11 SIR ALEC: RUSSIA LEARNED N-LESSON FROM BRITAIN lONDON. Tues. Sir J Alec Douglas Home, British Prime Minister, said last night it was now Soviet Union "has been compelled to drop nuclear war out of its programme. Sir Alec told a Conservative meeting: at Norwich in connection with this week's local
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      Lock icon Loan extended
      22 11 JAKARTA. Tues Norfc r. nas extended a one-year loan of £600.000 to Indonesia (or purchase of paper and newsprint.— AP.
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      Lock icon Chinese leaders lack brains, says Nik
      349 11 BUDAPEST, Tuesday. Khrushchev making a speech in Kazinbarcika, Hungary, yesterday laid aside his text for half an hour and made an extempore answer to China's attacks on Soviet policy, accusing the Chinese leaders of "absence of brains". He said: "We are now struggling for
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      Washington stays silent as Mao-Nik war of words hots up
      145 11 Washington stays silent as Mao-Nik war of words hots up WASHINGTON, Tues. Washington maintained silence yesterday on the increasingly bitter exchanges between Mr. Khrushchev and Communist China. Officials said the United States had no thought of Intruding into the dialogue, but the administration continued Its careful watch over the harsn
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      Raiders nabbed
      32 11 DAMASCUS, Syria. Tues.— Syrian authorities on Monday announced the arrest of an antigovernment armed group on charges of waging hit-and-run raids on police posts in Aleppo. Northern Syria, last month.
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      Seato and the 10 years of security it brought
      182 11 Seato and the 10 years of security it brought MANILA, Tues. —The of the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation said yesterday it was no mere coincidence that no Seato member country had been invaded by the Communists in the 10 years since the alliance was formed. Mr. Konthl Suphamanßhon said in
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      Lock icon 35 die in crash
      27 11 GIRESUN (Turkey), Tues Thirty-tive people were killed when a passenger ous plunged Into a river in this Black Sea coast city yesterday. A.P.
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      IZVESTIA ACCUSES MAO OF LAUDING GENGHIS KHAN
      225 11 IZVESTIA ACCUSES MAO OF LAUDING GENGHIS KHAN MOSCOW, Tues. iTI The Soviet Government newspaper Izvestia, in a rare personal attack on the Chinese Communist leader Mao Tzetung, accused him yesterday of glorifying their '•bloody conqueror" Genghis Khan. The attack followed charges by a Soviet delegate to the Afro-Asian Solidarity Conference
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      Lock icon Case shelved
      47 11 ADEN. Tues. Murder charges •gainst an airport worker arising from the bnmb explosion last December which cost the lives of the Assistant British fliffo Commissioner and a woman were dropped today because a key witness was missing and believed to be in Yemeni territory. Reuter.
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      Lock icon STUNNING VICTORY FOR HASTINGS BANDA
      102 11 KLANTYRE. Nyasaland, Tues. Dr. Hasting Banda's 54 candidates for the General Election, scheduled for April 28. were all returned unopposed on Monday, nomination day. This overwhelming mandate for Dr. Banda assures his continued govern-nent for the next fire years. The special European roll's three candidate
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      Glamorous grandma Marlene's secret out: She is 62
      96 11 BERLIN. lum. West Berlin officials have uneallantly revealed the age of "the world's most glamorous grandmotho r," Marlene Dietrich. They said she is 62. Her birth certificate, long lost in the rubble of the Battle of Berlin 19 years ago, came to
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      Lock icon India will try to retake Ladakh
      143 11 NEW DELHI, Tuesday. THE Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, told Parliament yesterday that India intended to try her best to regain territory lost to China in the Ladakh area of Kashmir. Replying to questions In the Lower House on the alleged Chinese mllitarv buildup and
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      Mineral wealth
      27 11 TANANARIVE. Tues Officials of Madagascar and Japan opened talks here yesterday on the possibilities ol co-operation between the two countries in exploitins Madagascar's mineral wealth
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      Lock icon Detainees free at last
      61 11 CAIRO. Tues. Prime Minister Aly Sabiy said yesterday that all political prisoners In Egypt, except those formally condemned in court trials, had been freed. In a report to the newly elected one-party national parliament, he said: "Emergency laws have been cancelled. Now there is no longer
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      Socialist party for Hong Kong
      56 11 HONG KONG. Tues. The Hong Kong Socialist Democratic Party is in the course of registration with the Government as a political party, it was learned yesterday. The party objectives Included advancement of social welfare work, self-government and improvement of living conditions lof the under-privileged in
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    116 14 MELBOURNE. Tues. INDUSTRIALS falls outnumbered rises In todays slightly easier market Most moves were SL.aH. Sugar stocks featured with good gain/ recorded by leading issues. Chevron Sydney dropped 4d. to 2d. after the announcement that hotel may be sold for £2.500.000. Basemetals steadied while oik were Irregular. Loans
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    206 14 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) April 7. Three raonMu. INDUSTRIALS Bouatead 14 eta. M. Box 38 eta. Dunlopa 18 eta. lfcAltster IS eta City Oev. S eta. M. Invest. 18 eta. K. Smelters 21 eta. OCBC 20 eta. Kaso 19 eta. Roblnaon 14 eta. Fed. Dlap. 18 eta. Rothman* 11 eta.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    71 14 CHINESE Product Exchange. Sm«apert n»oo prleaa par plaul yealirday: Coconut all: bulk S47| eellera, drum SSOi teller*. Cepra: April May UK /Continent: Unquoted. Pepptr: Muntok white SIM eellera. Sarawak white |162 i aellera, epecia! Sarawak black $i32a aellera, garbled Lampong black fl3?t aellera, AJBTA Sl.'ii'i wllera. Slngapera Cuwut
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 14 April 7. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 691: cents (down one-eighth of a cent). TIN: $522.50 (up sl.7s). Estimated offering 235 tons (down 10 tons).
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    SHARES: MORE INTEREST ANOTHER PUBLIC OFFER
    746 14 From Our Market Correspondent ALTHOUGH turnover rex\ mained small on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday it was the first time for a considerable while that there appeared to be a little more* interest in the market. This was particularly evident in the afternoon, but
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 14 Malayan Stock Indices April 6 April 7 'Industrials: 108.61 108.70 Tms: 130.94 129.89 rubber*: 105.80 105.92 *Dec. 30, 1:<63 100 Dec. 29, 1962 100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    852 14 POMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: B.u.Uad il.OOO) 51.»3: Cold Stara (1.000) 13.31, (3,000) 53. 30: Eaat Smalt (1.000) $4.02; OunlMM (1.000) $2.74 O, (1.000) $2.74. (1.000)
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    Rubber crops
    33 14 The following further rubb«« crops for March are notified: Bent a 131.000 lb. Jerata Kaaatan 107.000 lb. KundonK Tan jonjr >faa 164.000 lb. Mentakab 91.000 lb and Suncei Bag;an 215.000 lb.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    251 15 l PHIL first grada rubber buyers f.o.b. cloud at S p.m. in Singapore .md Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 69| crnu per lb. down one-eighth of a i'nt on Monday's closing lord for sbbl position. TThe tono was sjulst. R.A.S. ami F.M.R.E. closing prises m cents per lb. yesterday:
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    205 15 SHIPS lying alongside tha Singapsr* Harbour wharves sr exported today are: Frankfurt 4/5, Star Arcturua 6A. Atlas Mam 10/11, Malay 13/14, Cbltral 15/16, Steel Navigator 18, Ccroma 19, Reginald Kerr 21/22, Kenlngau 27/28, Victoria 85/36, ThorsKaard 40/41, Port Adelaide 42/ 43 Bahadur 46, Scudal N.W. 2. SelinKor
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    104 15 THE Malayan Exchanga Banks' Assa--1 ciation made these changes In it* r.itm to merchants yesterday (all rate* to J10O) Nik Ysrh: buying TT 32 11/tt, airmail OD 32 13 16. 90 d at 33 1/8 enitt t'i'is. 33 1/4 trade bills. Canada: buying TT 3S 3/8, airmail on
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    H.K. RATES
    37 15 O.\ the frt* axenanfa mar test In Hon( KonK yesterday the U.S. dallar was quoted at 6.731 (or TT and 6.721 for cash. ttsrhn.l was quoted at 18.97 and ana lasl *f gold at 2481.
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    Tin price rallies at last: Rubber opens uncertainly
    404 15 YESTERDAY for the first d. time since the Straits Tin Majfcct reopened after the Eas£r holidays, the price .rallied by $1.75 to $522.50. In the previous six trad'lng days the price had fallen by $13.50. The offering was estimated at 235 tons
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      129 15 NOTICE It is hereby notified that MR. SIM YEOW KHENG has left our employment on 31-3-64 and therefore has no right to transact any business on our behalf. THE MALAYAN MINERS CO (M) LTD. 56-B. SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. TONG LAM k COMPANY, LIMITED SINGAPORE i editors' YolunUrv Wlndinc-Up) NOTICE
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      602 15 Associated Mincj (Malaya) Limited announce outputs of tin concentrates for the month of March. 1964 as follows: PICULS AVER HITAM TIN DREDGING LIMITED 3.025 THE SUNGEI BESI MINES LIMITED 2.323 SUNGEI WAY DREDGING LIMITED 1 310 SOUTHERN TRONOH TIN DREDGING LIMITED 327 TRONOH MINES LIMITED 2.091 THE GLENGOWRIE RUBBER COMPANY
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      652 15 NOTICES NOTICE This is to inform the Public that as tram 1-4-1964. Mr. Chan Eng Llan has left the Employment as Sales Manager of our Singapore Branch and therefore has no Authority to transact any business whatsoever on our behalf. KAH MOTOR COMPANY LIMITED. MALAYAN TIN DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated In
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    Lee back in Singapore
    63 16 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. returned home tonlßht from Kuala Lumpur where ne stayed for two days in connection with the People's Action Party election campaign. On board the same plane with Mr. Lee was the Malaysian Minister of Transport. Dsto
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    Recaptured
    19 16 SINGAPORE. Tues. Police today recaptured Tan Tlan Hong, who had escaped from the reformative training centre In January.
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    Voters told: Cast two votes at same time
    431 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. 'J'HE chairman of the Election Commission, Dato Haji Mustapha Albakri, tonight reminded 2,700,000 voters throughout Malaya that they were required to cast two votes at the same time on polling day April 25. He also told them in a
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    Ml out fight on TB hails in Health Day
    98 16 - I^UALA L U Mp U R, Tues. —Mala ysia today observed World Health Day with exhibitions highlighting the dangers of tuberculosis and the need for public participation in promoting sood health. At ceremonies In various towns throughout the country prizes were
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    Two on $20,000 extort charge
    57 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Lum Jun Yew. 23. and Len Seong. 25, of Kuala Lumpur, were charged In the Magistrate's Court here today, with extorting $20,000 from Kuan Yuen, by putting him In fear of death on April 1, at Ja!an Swee Guat here. Ball of
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    Recruits a third Chinese turn up in force
    237 16 Recruits a third Chinese turn up in force Toe* About 400 younjr men— a third of them Chinese today responded t* the call for enlistment in the Malaysian armed forces. They turned up at th« Territorial Army headquarters in Bearh Road long before the recruitinr team, led by Major Mohami'd
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    Bright future for 69 hit by confrontation: Jek
    221 16 SINGAPORE. Tues. A BATCH of 69 un- skilled and semiskilled workers -laid off by Indonesian economic' confrontation, are presently undergoing training courses in the building trade at the Economic Defence Training Centre in Kolam Ayer. The Minister for Labour. Mr. Jek Yeun
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      53 16 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahi IS PETUNIA^ KWE'VE^/ HOW "N EVER GONNA G-GOT ABOUT- I A GETOFFTH' TO PO BZZ-BZZ-jrf £j \y PHONED PORKY? SOME- yAN'BZZ... 1 ,7] I I /...I'LL CALLVOU LATERA |jf I 1 dETTY! THE BOYS SEEM MM V ANXIOUS TO GET TO Iri I 1 V^^^THE
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    MHF get grant of $21,000
    310 17  -  KEN FERNANDEZ By Kuala Lumpur, Tues BUT AWARDS ARE TENTATIVE, SAYS SENATOR TAN THE Malaysian Hockey Federation, who are training their team which has qualified for the Olympic Games at Tokyo in October, were voted a sum of $21,000 by the finance committee of the
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    Outright $10,000 voted for BAM only
    91 17 Outright $10,000 voted for BAM only fact intended to help the various sporting bodies to meet their annual recurring expenses. This meant that the finance committee had to raise funds for training expenses for the Olympic Games and until they were reasonably sure, the committee did not want to raise
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    Kok Sin gets winning goal
    56 17 LPOH. Tues. Shaw Brothers beat Municipality 1-0 in a scrappy Ipoh Football League Div 1 match on the padang here today, scoring through inside-right Chen Kok Sin in the second harf. In Div. 3. Kilat received a walkover from Irish Hussars Band, who failed to
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    Lock icon SOCCER Arrowsmith beats Norman in key match tussle
    54 17 SOCCER Arrowsmith beats Norman in key match tussle T IVERPOOL forward Arrowsmith (in dark shirt) beats Norman of Tottenham Hotspur to the ball and went through on his own during the important English First Division match at Liverpool on Easter Monday. Liverpool won 3-1 to take a firm grip on
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    LINESMAN 'BOOKED' AFTER DISPUTE WITH THE REFEREE
    219 17 LINESMAN 'BOOKED' AFTER DISPUTE WITH THE REFEREE SINGAPORE, Ttiea. A linesman was "booked" by th* referee during the SAFA Div. 2iA match between Bintang Bulan and Singapore Cricket Club which ended In a scoreless draw. Leman, a member of Bintang Bulan and the only Uneoaan In the match, disputed the
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    Perak invited to play in S'pore
    241 17 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. PERAK, 7-1 conquerors of Selangor in the FAM Cup Final, have been invited to play two matches in Singapore on Apr. 18 and 19. SRP. Naldu, secretary of the Singapore Governments Services F.A., who sent Perak the Invitation, said today: "Singapore soccer
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    S'gor Club win 4-3
    128 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A 3-0 half-time lead and a late goal enabled Selangor Club to snatch a 4-3 victory over VOC Sports Club In a FA of Selangor League Div. 3 match on the padang here today. Dominating the exchanges Selangor Club scored three quick goals
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    Madureira accent
    191 17 M. VTJALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Madureira soccer team of Brazil have accepted the P.A. of Malaysia's offer of $12,000 (US$4.--000) for three matches. Madureira P.C. today cabled the FAM agreeing to play at Penang on Apr. 16. at Kuala LumDur on Apr. 18 and at Singapore on Apr.
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    RACING Classy Fidelio among 13 new -horses
    372 17  - RACING Classy Fidelio among 13 new -horses- EPSOM JEEP by SINGAPORE, Tues. Fidelio, fourth to Only For life in the 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket last year, is among the latest batch of 13 English and Irish horses flown out here by Jack Spencer. Fldello (by Princely Gift) also showed good
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    TODAY'S SPORTS FIXTURES
    215 17 SOCCER: Spore Govt. Service* Lp: Div. 1 Marines 'A' v Dockyard 5.15: Civil Aviation v PoUce 'A' 6.45 (both matches at Jn Besar). DW. SB: PUB v Printing (Oeylang) SHB 'B v PWD (Kallanß). Spore Bostness Houses Lee: Div. 1 HK Bank v Cold Storage (Balestler Rd);
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    Lock icon MANCHESTER UNITED KEEP HOPES ALIVE
    185 17 MANCHESTER UNITED KEEP HOPES ALIVE LONDON, Tues. Manchester United kept alive their slim hopes of winning the English Football League First Division championship when a goal by I Denis Law in the 26th minute brought them two points last night against Aston Villa. Manchester moved into second place behind Liverpool
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    Lock icon Danny will be 'hard to replace'
    99 17 Danny will be 'hard to replace' LONDON. Tues. Danny Blanchflower, Northern Ireland and Tottenham Hotspur wine-half, who has announced his retirement at the end of the current sraaon next month, waa described as "a (treat player" by Tottenham manager BUI Nlrhol«on here last night. Nicholson aaid: "He will be a
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    REDPATH HITS 202 FOR TOUR XI
    238 17 REDPATH HITS 202 FOR TOUR XI Cables in brief |>EKTH, Tues— The Australian JsT cricket team to tour Engiand Again showed their batting strength In the warming-up match against Western Australia her* yesterday. Hlßhltßht of the third day's play was a double century by the young Victorian opener lan Redpath,
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      Front 'smacks of bravado': Tan
      296 18 THK Minister of Finance and National President of the MCA. Mr. Tan Sit'\v Sin. said today that the Socialist Front's boast thai it would win 15 of the seats to capture the State "smacks of bravado". "We will not have to wait long to find
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      DEATHS
      113 18 CLAUOE KOW SIM THVE. as* 50, tmmwmt away on 74 64. survived hy wife. Yoke Moi. two daughters. Julie anil Molra. and lion Ooffrcy. Cortege '•awni; No. rt Buklt Mrntri Utara at 4 p.m for Kunrral Service at Weiley Methodist Church. Kuala Lumpur. 4 30 pm. and thence to
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      UDP: 'We will leave religion out of our politics'
      121 18 UDP: 'We will leave religion out of our politics' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The United Democratic Party would "continue to leave religion" out of its politics, a statement issued by the UDP central assembly chairman, Mr. Lim Meng Bee. said tonight. Mr. Llm, who is the UDP Parliamentary candidate for Segamat
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      Bishop, 95, dies
      33 18 HAY WARDS HEATH (Sussex), Tues. The death here of the oldest Bishop in the Anglican communion, the Right Reverend RoiI lestone FyfTe. at the age of 95, was announced today.
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      Lock icon Holyoake to meet Sock
      84 18 Holyoake to meet Sock WELLINGTON. Tues.— The New Zealand Prime Minister, Mr. Holyoake, confirmed today he would be having discussions with President Soekarno and other Indonesian Government leaders probably after the Seato conference this month. The Prime Minister said he hoped to visit Bangkok and parts of Thailand where New
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      PMIP: CHARGE BY ALLIANCE IS MALICIOUS
      194 18 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THK leader of the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party. Dr. Burhanuddin bin Mohamed Noor, today described as malicious a charge by Johore Alliance leader that the PMIP was "secretly trying to form an underground i Movement to overthrow the Government." "I am
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      Lock icon Journey to Windsor
      98 18 WITH her new son, who was four weeks old yesterday, wrapped in a white shawl on her knee, Queen Elizabeth hatless and in a red wool coat leaves Buckingham Palace by car to drive through the rain to Windsor Castle last weekend. It was the first public
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      Lock icon Rebels kill priest
      119 18 RANGOON. Tuesday A N Irish Roman Catholic priest was killed by Kachin tribal insurgents on March 23 along a lonely Jungle road in Myitkyina district of Northern Burma, it was officially announced last night. The announcement said Father Watt of the Roman Catholic mission at Makauktsu Village
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      LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
      412 18 LONDON. lues. Unsettled conuiiiuns persisted in stock markets today with tne downward uiovemeni in prices gathering momentum. Buyers were generally relucuuu to trade prior to an announcement of tne election date wmch is expected in tne next few days. equities were the chief sufferers and
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      Tears as Yong tells of family toll of TB
      242 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Minister for Health. Mr. Yo n g Nyuk Lin. today wept as he spoke of tuberculosis and the deaths it had caused in his family. j Mr. Yong said that five members of his immediate family had been
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      Lock icon 6 Royal Malaysian Army rioters jailed
      227 18 6 Royal Malaysian Army rioters jailed KUCHING. Tues. The Kuchlng district court today corv* L vlcted si x Malayan soldiers of rioting in Kuching on Boxing Day and sentenced them to jail terms I ranging from four months to one year. Four other soldiers were I acquitted. The magistrate. Mr.
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      41 18 tFIGHEST and lowest tempera- tures In Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 93 77 Kota Bharu 91 75 Penang »i 75 Ipoh 73 Malacca go 75 Singapore 88 75
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