The Straits Times, 14 April 1964

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    20 1 AVE.M*Wf AILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 1 25,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    Britain sends guided missile warship
    258 1 Britain sends guided missile warship SINGAPORE, Mon. I IMS Hampshire, the first guided missile sliip of the Royal Naw to by bned in the Far East, arrived at the Naval Base today as the latest addition to the Royal Navy's increasingly vertai i 1 c force of modern warships in
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    SEA OUTRAGE
    330 1  -  CHEONG SENG YIP Raid on 5 boats Pirates take fishermen's outboard motors force two to swim for it By SINGAPORE, Mon.— Armed Indonesian pirates, in a midnight sweep two miles off the East Coast of Singapore last night, attacked five Singapore boats boats fishing in the area. Finally,
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    Romulo holds talks with Dr. Goh
    72 1 SINGAPORE, Mon —The former president of the U.N. General Assembly, Dr. Carlos Romulo, today had a 30-mlnute discussion with the Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, at the Singapore airport. Romulo, now Philippines adviser on foreign affairs, had flown in here by PanAmerican for
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    3 Indonesians held
    25 1 PARIT BUNTAR. Mon— Three Indonesian fishermen were arrested yesterday off tiie Kuala Kurau rivermouth. They are being questioned by Special Branch officers
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    Arms case is told about a 'revolution'
    930 1 SINGAPORE, Monday. A PROSECUTION witness told a preliminary inquiry today that one of the three men accused on seven joint charges of possessing firearms had in a discussion on "confrontation" said to him: "We should not be scared. The Indonesians will help us,
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    Lock icon Eight die in Sarawak clashes
    106 1 Eight die in Sarawak clashes KUCHING, Mon. Security Forces killed four Indonesian terrorists in two clashes in Sarawak in the past 48 hours. The Security Forces lost four M>ldirrs in the engagements The first clash took place near l.ubok Antu, in the Second Division, yesterday. A two-man Gurkha patrol were
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    Bomb victim
    66 1 SENIOR CAMBRIDGE STUDENT DIES BESIDE HER MOTHER ZAUARAH binte Abdullah (above), who was killed in Sunday night's bomb outrage at Jalan Rebong in Singapore. Zaharah, 19, also known as Sharifon, was a Senior Cambridge student of the Tanjong Katong Girls' School. She was watching TV when the blast
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    Bomb wrecks a new flat
    380 1  -  808 PERIES: By SINGAPORE, Monday J^ SABOTEUR'S bomb today blasted an unoccupied Housing Board flat in Commonwealth Drive, Queenstown a stone's throw from the Federal Reserve Unit base. No one It was the seconft bomb to explode within 17 hours and the ninth this year.
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    Ceasefire team meet Tengku
    45 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Tengku Abdul Rahman today held a round of "exploratory talks" with the Thai ceasefire supervisory team led by Lt.-Oen. Suraklt Mayalarp. Following the talks, the Tervku told newsmen that a ceasefire plan would still have to be prepared.
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    Sock's denial
    21 1 JAKARTA, Mon.—President Soekarno today denied reports that Indonesia has had any hand in the bomb explosions in Singapore AJ*.
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    THE BIG FLOP...
    32 1 THE BIG FLOP. JAKARTA, Mon. A disappointed President Soekarno spoke to oO.CMM) antiMalaysia "volunteers" w\ a rally here today. He had ordered a million'volunteers to attend the rally. (Reports in Back Page).
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    Seato aid?
    176 1 We'll gladly accept it, says Razak pEKAX, Mon. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said here today that Malaysia would gladly accept Seato's aid if it is offered, but reiterated that it had not decided to join any military bloc "yet." He was commenting on persistent speculations
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    STOP PRESS
    37 1 CHRISTMAS ORBIT HOISTON. Texas. Mon Space veteran Viruil I. (.ri^som and former test pilot John W Youhk will ride America's fir>t twoseater Gemini spaceship on three-orbit trip around earth, possibly about Christmas, it is announced.
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      Lock icon I'm no dictator—Khanh
      227 2 I'm no dictator Khanh He denies Cabinet dissension and promises elections within months gAIGON, Mon. South Vietnam's Prime Minister, MajorGeneral Nguyen Khanh, yesterday denied reports of dissension in his government and accusations that he was becoming a dictator. He also defended the Government's decision to dissolve the Council of Notables,
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      Lock icon Sihanouk writes to the general: I'll try again
      152 2 Sihanouk writes to the general: I'll try again PHNOM PENH, Monday. DRINCE Norodom Sihanouk, the Cambodian Head of State, said in a message to Gen de Gaulle, published yesterday, that he agreed to make a fresh attempt to reach bilateral agreements with Thailand and South Vietnam. The Khmer Press Agency
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      Lock icon Jakarta papers to cost more
      47 2 JAKARTA. Mon.— lndonesian newspapers and magazines will cost more from May 1. The Organisation of Newapaper Publishers announced that daily newspapers would now cost 250 ruplahs ($18) a month compared with 207 ruplahs ($l3) at present for six issues a week.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Tshombe's offer
      33 2 LONDON. Mon. Former Katanga strongman Moise Tsh'ombe said yesterday he had written to the Congolese Premier, Mr. Cyrille Adoula. offering to end their feud and serve in the Central Government. U.P.I.
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      Afro-Asian talks
      27 2 MOSCOW. Mon.— The second Soviet Afro-Asian Solidarity Conference will be held in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, from May 8 to 10. according to Tass.
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      Lock icon Battles rage by light of flares
      126 2 Battles rage by light of flares OAIGON, Mon.— South Vietnamese forces suffered about 150 casualties and apparently inflicted about the same number on Vietcong guerillas in two fierce fights yesterday in the Mekong Delta. Both rights continued all day. U.S. authorities said fighting continued at night under the light of
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      Lock icon UN BLAMES PAKISTAN FOR TRUCE BREACH
      84 2 VTEW DELHI. Mon.— The U.S. observer team in Kashmir has held Pakistan guilty of crossing the ceasefire line on Feb. 21 and firing on an Indian patrol, resulting in the death of 23 Indian border policemen, a Defence Ministry spokesman said here yesterday. This
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      Lock icon BRAZIL TOLD: FREE THE 9 CHINESE
      121 2 PEKING, Monday. TTOE Chinese Foreign Ministry yesterday urged Brazil to release immediately nine Chinese journalists and trade mission members arrested on April 3 after the overthrow of President Joao Goulart. A Ministry statement said the men's residence in Brazil was entirely lawful and their
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      Lock icon Algerian Govt grabs food industries
      77 2 Algerian Govt grabs food industries ALGIERS. Mon. Most of Algeria's remaining private milling and food manufacturing Industries were taken over Sunday by governmental decree, President Ahmed Ben Bella told a worker-management meetIng. The decree covered the milling Industry from flour grinding to spaghetti making, and the food Industry from vegetable
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      Tornadoes kill four
      26 2 NEW YORK, Mon. Tornadoes riped through parts of Missouri. Kansas and lowa late yesterday killing at least four people and causing widespread damage.
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      Youth who tried to enter U.S. envoy's room held
      252 2 Youth who tried to enter U.S. envoy's room held TOKYO, Mon. A young Japanese man was arrested on Saturday when he tried to force his way into the hospital room where American Ambassador Edwin O. Reischauer is recuperating from a knife wound. Police also arrested a former Inmate of a
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      China's 'friends'
      37 2 HONO KONG. Mon. China marked African freedom and the fourth anniversary of the founding of the Chinese-African People's Friendship Association with a social gathering in Peking which was attended by envoy* and "friends" from Africa.
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      Lock icon US, Russia in secret talks to settle UN cash crisis
      274 3 UNITED NATIONS, Monday. gECRET talks between the Soviet Union and the United States are said to have given rise to hopes that the two can settle a money quarrel now worrying the United Nations. The quarrel is over the Russians'
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      Bid to steal priceless ring from tomb
      104 3 Bid to steal priceless ring from tomb LONDON, Mon. A priceless ring, a gift from Queen Elizabeth I to the Earl of Essex, has been removed from her tomb In Westminster Abbey after a suspected attempt to steal it. Authorities said marks were found around the glass which covered the
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      Lock icon Lawyer tourists told to leave
      61 3 LISBON. Mon.— Pour visiting i lawyers two from the United States, a Canadian and an Argentine were yesterday "politely Invited to leave Portugal," a Foreign Ministry spokesman announced. He said they came to Portugal as tourists but carried out investigations of Portugal's prisons system, thus
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      Cheers (and some jeers) as Chubby . weds former Miss World
      178 3 Cheers (and some jeers) as Chubby weds former Miss World PENNSAUKEN (New Jersey), Mon. Chubby Checker and Catherina Lodders, a Dutch model and former Miss World, were married yesterday in the Temple Lutheran Church. Some 500 people, mostly local residents, awaited the arrival of the wedding party. A few boos
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      Lock icon Seven up for Barbara...
      36 3 WOOLWORTH heiress Barbara Hutton signs the registry in Juitepec, Mexico, after her wedding to Laotian Prince Chas Doan her seventh. The wedding took place at the heiress's Japanese style home. UPI photo.
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      International gang cheats 6 banks
      234 3 WASHINGTON, Monday. A BAND of international swindlers operating in Latin America and Europe has cheated six New York bai:ks of U*****,000, the U.S. Post Office said yesterday. The money belonged to depositors living in Argentina and Brazil whose accounts were switched to banks In Prance,
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      Lock icon FILM STAR HELD IN COLOUR PROTEST
      116 3 FILM STAR HELD IN COLOUR PROTEST SAN FRANCISCO, Mon. Film star Sterling Hayden was carried into a black maria by four policemen in a colour bar protest here. He was one i 226 people of both races arrested at a sitin demonstration outside car showrooms in protest against anti-Negro bias
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      Lock icon The last word in camping
      69 3 BONN. Mon. A tent with one living room and three bedrooms is the hit of the 1964 camping exhibition at Essen. But this luxury camp at 2.000 marks (about £180). is put In the shade by a -travelling bouse" for camping snobs a cross between
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      Lock icon Baboon kills baby
      36 3 JOHANNESBURG. Moo. A pet baboon escaped from an enclosure and killed a tour-month-old baby girl in her pram by bit. inn her in the head. The baboon was later shot by police— Reuier
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      Quemoy shelled
      17 3 TAIPEH. Mon. The Chinese Communists fired 51 shells at the Nationalist-held Quemoy Islands on Saturday.
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      Lock icon Jumbos amok
      24 3 BEZIERS. (Southern Prance). Mon. Three elephants ran amok during a circus show here yesterday, trampling a boy of four to death.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Sudden eruption kills volcano watchers
      137 3 SAN JOSE (Costa Rica). Mon.— A tourist from the United States and a Costa Rican doctor were killed yesterday wbed the Irani volcano erupted just before noon. The* were standing at the edge of the crater with a croup of 50 oeoplr. six of whom
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      Lock icon 151 up as Labour thrash Tories
      109 3 T ONDON. Mon. Britain's weeklong local elections have brought Labour a net gain of 151 seats in the 52 counties outside London for which results had been declared by last night. With one county, Somerset in Western England, still to declare its result. Conservatives
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      233 3 MISS MALAYSIA CONTEST Who will represent our cojntry as Miss Malaysia in the MISS UNIVERSE 1964 BEAUTY CONTEST? The Sponsors: Lion Dentifrice (M) Ltd. and the Promotors: Junior Chamber of Malaya invite applications from all Malaysian girls for the PRELIMINARY BEAUTY CONTESTS to be held in the Capital of each
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    'WE ARE ALL MALAYSIANS IN THE SAME BOAT—LEE
    922 4 'WE ARE ALL MALAYSIANS IN THE SAME BOAT— LEE Wo better guide than Tengku but we can point out the rocks and perils ahead* SEREMBAN Monday §INGA F 0 H E S Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said tonight that all Malaysians were in the <f same bo.it" and
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    Goh told of 4-point tourism plan
    241 4 CINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. Marvin Plake, executive director of the Pacific Area Travel Association today put before the Finance Minister, Dr. Go h Ken; Swee a highpowered plan to promote tourism in Singapore. Mr. Plake, who had arrived yesterday from Australia where he had attended
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    $1,082 haul made in 3 robberies
    127 4 $1,082 haul made in 3 robberies SINGAPORE, Mon. Three armed robberies took place in different parts of the Island today. The robbers made a total haul of $1,082. There were no arrests. In the first robbery, four armed men robbed a confectionary salesman. Lira Joo Yong, 30, of $107 in
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    Seven freed on charge of abduction
    92 4 BATU PAHAT, Mon— Lan T»e Pin, 23, of Potong Paslr, Singapore, was one of the seven accused acquitted by the president of the Sessions Court here, Inche Abdul Dalm bin Hajl Mohamed. on a joint charge of abduction. Lan was also acquitted on another
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      264 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR ;..>■'>:• THK following It today's icbtdula of civil aircraft movement* at Paya Lcbar airport of Singapore: ARRIVALS B0AC: From Hong Kong (BA 791) 1.10 p.m.: from London. Zurich, Tel Aviv Teheran. New Delhi, Bangkok (BA 710) 7.3S p.m.: from Auckland, Sydney, Darwin (BA 721) 6.53
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    Guerillas building up
    271 5 But we have enough forces to meet any attack: Stephens JESSELTON, Monday. Chief Minister of Sabah, Dato Donald Stephens, said today that Indonesian guerilla forces were building up on Sebatak Island opposite Tawau. "But we are not worried because we have enough forces on our side to
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    SOLDIERS SAIL TO A SEATO EXERCISE
    98 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. 0 Australian and British soldiers left Singapore this week for Thailand and the 1964 Seato exercise. "Air Boon Choo." They sailed from Singapore for Bangkok in the landing craft Empire Klttiwake. which is under contract to the British War Department. The Seato
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    An 800pc jump in Sabah
    55 5 JESSELTON. Mon.— Mr. Kwan Yui Ming, chairman of the Sabah Eiectriciiy Board, said In Sandakan that the consumption oi electricity has Increased by more than 800 per cent and the number of consumers by about 600 per cent since 1957. He was speaking at the
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    University awards Dr. Tay 3 medals
    105 5 University awards Dr. Tay 3 medals PENANG. Mon. A medical student. Miss Tay Li Lian (above), has been awarded the University Silver Medal. Gibbs Gold Medal and Hoops Medal for topping the University of Singapore's final professional examination for the MB.. BS. degree this year. The only daughter of Mr.
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    FPA annual meeting
    20 5 PENANG. Mon. The Penang Family Planning Association will hold its annual meeting at 6 p.m. on Prtday.
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    'Junior Miss'
    36 5 NIBONG TEBAL, Mon. The Methodist Drama Group here will present the play "Junior Miss" at the Dewan Ooi Kar Seng at 8 p.m. on Wednesday to raise money for the Methodist School Building Fund.
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    $2.2 mil. net profit in seven months
    185 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE crude oil which the Shell refinery in Port Dickson processes comes from two main sources about 75 per cent from the Middle East and the remainder from Brunei and Sara- I wak. Mr N.L. Fakes, chairman of the Shell
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    Six years' jail for killing his unfaithful wife
    363 5 Six years' jail for killing his unfaithful wife I DENANG, Mon. A pin-table waitress. Ong >ih Hoe. was found dead in a monKoon drain early one morning after her husband had caught her naked in a hotel 100 m with another man, the High Court here was told today. "He
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    Off to Canada for studies
    57 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Assistant Municipal Secretary here, Mr. Christopher Perls, has left for Canada to attend a sixmonth training course arranged by the Canadian Government under the Colombo Plan. He will receive training In administration and public relations from the National Capital Commission and
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    Ex-OCPD asked me to arrange $1,000 monthly payment: Witness
    250 5 SUNGEI PATANI, Monday. J^ BUSINESSMAN, Lee Kirn Mean, today testified that a former Jitra Police Chief, Asst. Supt. Gurbachan Singh, had asked him to arrange for a monthly payment of $1,000 from certain lorry owners for allowing their vehicles to pass
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    KAUM IBU URGES 'RIGHT DRESS FOR TEACHERS'
    122 5 KAUM IBU URGES 'RIGHT DRESS FOR TEACHERS' PENANG, Mon.— The Kaum Ibu (women's section) of Bagan Jermal Umno wants Malay women teachers to wear "appropriate dresses" during school hours. At a meeting held during the week-end, the Kaum Ibu branch secretary, Che Amah blnte Yahaya, suggested that women teachers should
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    Film executives due
    41 5 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Mf. Milton Rackmil. president of Universal Pictures. Inc., and Mr Americo Aboaf. vice-preside nt and Foreign manager of Universal International Films, will arrive in Singapore on Wednesday on a Far East tour of their company branches.
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    House burgled
    31 5 PENANG. Mon. Thieves broke into the house ot Mr. B. Leth Nielsen, manager of East I Asiatic Co.. during the week- end and took away SlBl worth of goods.
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      310 5 TV station to film Krait's exploits From KEITH HOOPER sea-rescue training 16 ship SvnNirv Mnn. A the Volunteer Coastal YUJNILY. Mon. a Patrol before ending her documentary nim n fe as an extiibit in the on the wartime little Atfstralian War Memorial ship, Krait's famous in Canberra, raid on Singapore
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    Political parties' pact on polls is off: PPP
    198 6 IPOH, Monday. THE "gentlemen's agreement" on the general elections reached between the various political partif and the elections commission, is off, as far as the Peoples Progressive Party is concerned. Mr. S. P. Seenivasagam. a vice president of the PPP, announcing the
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    ALBAKRI" TO PAP: ASK COURT for RULING
    221 6 ALBAKRI" TO PAP: ASK COURT for RULING IZUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The chairman of the Elections Commission, Dato Haji Mustapha A 1 bak r i said today that it was up to a court to rule on last week's controversy involving a PAP candidate who failed to include the printer's name
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    Hospital matron loses car
    49 6 IPOH. Mon. Miss Chan Hin Taik. 46. matron In the Ipoh hospital reported to police that her car was stolen from the St. Michaels Church car park here yesterday morning. The car was missing when she came out of the church after attending morning Mass.
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    Bribe bid for friends costs a manager $500
    206 6 Bribe bid for friends costs a manager $500 SINGAPORE, Mon. After failing to get a Thai student a place in a Singapore commercial school, a hotel assistant manager here offered a bribe of $50 to an Education Ministry administrative officer, a district court was told today. Walter J. Schuller. 29.
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    $900 fish stolen
    34 6 IPOH. Mon.— A farmer. Ng Ah Lot. 21, told the police that 10 piculs of fish valued at S9OO were stolen from his fish pond oft Kuala Kangsar Road here yesterday.
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    Body of Rosli found in a pool
    154 6 Body of Rosli found in a pool TPOH, Mon. The 1 body of Mohamed Rosli bin Abdul Majid, 26, Perak state tennis player, was founid in a disused mining pool in Silibin near here late last night, about 30 hours after he had disappeared in it. Mohamed Rosli went for
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    Lock icon Alliance wins in Sabah election
    74 6 JESSELTON, Mon. Sabah Alliance candidate. Bandong bin Noor, was elected into the Tawau rural district council last night when he polled 317 votes In the Apas ward. His opponent. Mr. Lim Thien Chai rind.) polled 36 votes. Results of polling m the Abaca ward is
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    Health centre for 20,000
    54 6 KLANG. Mon. The Mentrl Besar of Selangor, Dato Abu Bakar bin Baginda. v ill open a $30,000 health sub-centre at Jeram. ID miles from here tomorrow, i The centre will serve more than 20.000 people mostly from the rural areas who previously had to come to
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    Rate rise: 60 traders act
    162 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon OIXTY rubber traders in Malaya and Singapore have so far given notice to terminate their contracts with three shipping conferences which recen t 1 y Increased freight rates to America and Canada. They are members of the rubber trade associations in Malaya
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    2022 7 Greatest swim marathon CHEWING GUM KING OFFERED $40,000 FOR THE PUBLICITY IT ALL BEGAN WITH ONE GIRL'S CHANNEL FEAT QN the evening of August 6, 1926. a plump, 19-year-old American girl, Gertrude Ederle, stumbled up a pebbly beach at Kingsdown on EnglancTs south coast to become the first woman to
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    DEATHS
    80 8 M WorMt tit (Minimum) MR T. JOSEPH, mired nurvcyor. Survey Department. Johore Bahru, l«"«l away peacefully at tali raidI'lillKhirr, Kerala on H-4-1M4. CHOW AH VEONC age 64 pund i-».iv pr.«rfully 13-4-M T.10 am 2K .'aim 4SA p J. leaving behind lulu nil "iff t«o Chow Mun Hup- and Mun
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    269 8 M W ordt Sl» (Minimum) MR. AND MRS. Colin de Crux thank Masts' und rrlatik-r* for their valuable crrarntK and attendance at their marItM* on 11-4-64. THE FAMILY or Mr*. Utfl Brnc TKk 1 nee Woof York Lin i thank relative* and (urndi for their cao.dolee.rri. reathn and kind
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    157 8 M Ward* Sl» (Minimum) FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTU. Invite, all teacher* and book addict* to browse In their showroom at Tlmea Houae, River Valley Road. Singapore. SB A 0000 Malayan Read Bcrlta Harlan, the National Newspaper in the romanlard National Language and follow contemporary developments id the land you live
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      New School Structure
      886 8 The final report of the Lim Tay Boh commission of inquiry into education in Singapore makes its appearance 21 months after the interim report. The reason for this longish interval is not far to seek. The interim report, completed in under four months, dealt exclusively with the
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      Capital Crime
      331 8 Bombing is an easy business for hard-headed and hardhearted terrorists. Gelignite or TNT can be packed into almost any innocent-looking container and detonated in simple ways. Last year, for example, Singapore police found explosives packed in plastic travel bags, complete with fuses. The bomber intent on an act
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    BRITAIN'S FLEETING YOUTH BORED AND BORING
    628 8 BRITAIN'S FLEETING YOUTH BORED AND BORING By PATRICK O DONOVAN LONDON, Mon» rjtHE most suffocatA ing, inconclusive and boring subject in Britain today is youth. It is also quite inescapable. It has gone on without a break and in a steadily mounting crescendo of denunciation, defence and prur ient, curiosity
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    1032 8  -  DENNIS BLOODWORTH by PENURY, DESIRE TEMPT HO WHEN Mr. Robert McNamara, the United States Defence Secretary, visited Vietnam in March, an ageing prophet presented himself at the American Embassy in Saigon, accompanied by a cat and three mice. He was not admitted, for these subversive
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      School during holidays too?
      173 8 MY son is in secondary four in a school where the Principal Is obsessed with examination results. He has to go to school practically every Saturday and now has been told that he may be required to go to school this coming vacation but most certainly
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      Neckties for clerks?
      102 8 THE fact that some tourlsts nearly mistook a chief clerk for a peon from his dress (ST. April 6) only shows that It is not always possible to guess one's status In life by merely looking at his dress. They want to know why the clerks, who
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      Silence on the stamps
      114 8 ALLOW me to congratulate Inche Abdul Safdar bin Hussein, the Senior President of Borneo Stamp Dealers Association on his outspoken criticism published In your paper recently with regard to the present arrangement of postal services and the sales of postage stamps in Malaysian territories. It Is
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      22 8 its NEW it's here it's the NEW Vent-Axia Switch out stuffy air unpleasant smells with the elegant R(&K|u 'Of* KTTE* Am CONDITIONS
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    Lock icon Police foil a bomb bid
    547 9  -  LIM BENG TEE by Mother and baby still in the hospital A MYSTERIOUS CALLER ALERTS AUTHORITIES AFTER SEEING 'SUSPICIOUS LOOKING 9 TIN gINGAPORE, Mon. Police foiled a bombing attempt last night two hours before the blast in Jalan Rebong, which killed two people and injured
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    Off to Mecca
    39 9 PENANO. Mon. Syed Abbas Alhabshee. secretary of the Penang Malay Chamber of Commerce, left here yestenday on a pilgrimage-cum-buslnets tour to Mecca and the Middle East He is expected to be away for about a month.
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    TALKS ON MINE PAY MAKING PROGRESS
    220 9 TALKS ON MINE PAY MAKING PROGRESS IPOH, Monday. National Mining Workers' Union and the Malayan Mining Employers' Association today reported "definite progress" in the negotiations for a new wage structure and better working conditions for the 17,000 workers in European managed tin mines in Malaya. Mr. P.S.C. Power, Industrial relations
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    'Be ready' call to St. John men
    61 9 MUAR. Mon. The president o' the Muar St. John Ambulance Association. Inche All bin Abu B.ikar. called upon members of the association to be prepared and to arm themselves with flrst-aid kits to serve the country whenever cal'ed upon to do so He
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    Socfin Club dance
    24 9 PORT SWETTENHAM. Mon. The Socfln Club here will hold a social and dance at the Klang Indian Community hall on Saturday
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    New road to Slim open for trial run
    101 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The new road from Tanjong Malim to Slim river in Perak, though not yet completed, will be open to cars for a trial period beginning from Wednesday. In a statement today. Government said that cars would be permitted to
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    Tengku is known in Sweden as 'a man of morals
    170 9 Tengku is known in Sweden as 'a man of morals KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A visiting Swedish Journalist today described Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman as a "man of moral principles which is a rare and fine quality in national politics." He is Mr. T. O. Wlckbom, 48, the diplomatic correspondent
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    Patronage for Dato Loke
    74 9 I BINOAPORE, Mon— The Photo- graphic Society of Malaysia today announced It had bestowed its honorary patronage on cinema j magnate. Dato Loke Wan Tho, in recognition of his contribution to the upllftment of Malaysian standards in both local and intema- tional photography. 1 The other
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    Lunchtime rally
    49 9 PENANO. Mon.— The Socialist Pront Mayor. Mr. C. Y. Choy, with Mr. Lim Kean Slew, chairman of the Front's elections committee. and Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew. chairman of the Penang division of the Pront. will be among the speakers at a lunchtime rally in Light Street tomorrow.
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    Tax man robbed
    32 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Thieves broke into the home of an Income Tax examiner, Mr. 'M. Vadlvellu, yesterday and stole more than 51. 500 worth of Jewellery and other valuables
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    FISHERMEN'S BOAT SET ON FIRE OFF LUMUT
    110 9 IPOH. Mi.n— A fishing boat, costing about $18,000. was set on fire, off the coast of Lumut, it was reported to the police over the week-end. The boat was heading towards Pang-kor Island from Penang- last Wednesday when three boats stopped it near
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    560 Bata workers strike to uphold union
    169 9 560 Bata workers strike to uphold union ITLANG, Mon. Fire hundred and sixty workers of the Bata Shoe Factory here went on strike this morning after talks between the management and union broke down. Forty others not In th« union— worked as usual. The Bata Shoe Factory Union has been
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    Union's strike threat to win recognition
    103 9 BINOAPORE, Mon— The 81nir»port Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union today announced it would call on Wednesday, a meet ing of employees of 18 Bata Shop Co. distributing and sales stores to consider taking industrial action to back its claim for recognition from the company.
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      89 9 still thinner 1949: Eterna Matic, with its revolutionary ballbearing-moun-ted selfwinding system, created a technical sensation. 1956: The -Centenaire- series brought stilt another great success: the first really thin automatic watch. Today: Th* progress attained by pioneers of research and technology has made it possible for the first time to produce
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      151 9 ■11 a »^B^ba. ■hRh You'd have a long wait at Singapore airport for friendly service from stewardesses who speak your a Lufthansa flight. language. The fact is, Malaysia is one of the few are* s of It means pioneer flights as early as 1926, culmmathe world that is not served
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      659 9 r— Todays Radio, TV RADIO SINGAPORE night) Close. 41 and 25 metro RADIO MALAYSIA MtDILM WAVt afcKVICK: WAT IONAL SHORTWAVE am «nn am BERVICEB: 41.7 A 60.2 Metres A.M. 6.00 Good Morning; 8.01 am- ann Tfmii m oi n p Mnrnmo Prpltirlp- 7 ftn Npu-»- A.M.. 8.00 nme Signal. r*e--ifl
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      COSTUMES OF INDIA
      201 10 PICTURES show: 1. Mrs. Geeta Mirpuri models 0 Rojasthan costume typical dress of a village belle. The full onkle-length skirt" is colled the ghagoro. The choli or blouse is often backless but held secure with the help of two shoestring straps ot the back. The stole, worn
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      Kamala Club to present styles, old and new
      477 10 Kamala Club to present styles, old and new rENTURIES have passed but India si ill retains her rich culture. In that v:ist country live people of many communities with different dresses, customs and dialects. Although customs have remained more or less the same, the dresses have perceptibly undergone a change
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      Food powder with a touch of magic
      238 10 Food powder with a touch of magic 4T a tea party given a scientist in California the other day. guests sat down to a menu of sandwiches, cakes and ice cream all coloured various shades of green. In the process, they consumed a meal as nutritious as several generous helpings
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      412 10 Shmmi WITH l^r Jl<| LONDON PARIS NEW YORK \r>- > |j» BRAS a Style No. 1027 Bf^Hßi Bbi^SS vC Young Dream Straplcst »MM I Bock'c^s with frrnt fastening Bhl Aj I The underlying glamorous aecril of all your I fashion success Kayser bras. Today's I fashion lie it Eastern" or
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      288 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS a. 6. An Idea: grocers can be 7. Think it possible to set cups gross I (6-7). crooked (7). 9. As an object outside, the back S. Talk about 9 on our course number is remarkable (11). (7> 19. Fattening fish? (8). 10, 11. Devotee of
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      1921 11 Alliance five up and expects many more easy victories All the candidates... SIX INDEPENDENTS IN STATE POLLS Johor* Bahru, Mon »JHE Alliance, having won two Parliamentary and three State seats in Johore without a fight, expects many easy victories on polling day. Its candidates returned unopposed to Parliament are» Syed
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      184 11 i .< Pure nourishment all your family needs <J 1 NESTUMOCEREMSINI fhree »rrat energy-producer.- R| delicious 1 ;is a hot or cold i wheat, barley, oats all in c\c?CT^/7X\£r~~\C7W«&.* drhik,ora porridge. Perfect foU one nourishing cereal. Forti- IKj! j fS.Ss^ J HI a quick. nouri>hing breakfast fiedwith vitamins and minerals
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      Malaysian sweets demand is exceeding production
      241 12 A SINGAPORE pharmaceutical and confectionery manufacturer which began operations in 1961 is extending its manufacturing activities to Malaya to cope with increasing demand in that territory and in the export markets. The company, Mizrahie and Co. (1961) Ltd., has commenced work on a new
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      Motor firm has new director
      139 12 A PROMINENT figure In the Malayan civil service. Tuan Haji Abdullah bin Sahat, P.JK.. has accepted an invitation to become a director of Champion Motors (M) Ltd. Tuan Haji Abdullah (above), held several Important appointments in the Malayan civil service, and in addition has done
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      Industrial plastics raw materials
      216 12 Industrial plastics raw materials OAKELITE Ltd. of D London is planning to market in Malaysia its plastics raw materials for industrial products. These will include Phenolic resins. Epoxides polyester resins, Phenolic moulding compounds, industrial laminated materials, and Vybak extrusion and moulding compounds. The company is already exporting to this market
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      Off to Europe to study building method
      97 12 AN executive of William Jacks and Co (Malaya) Ltd. In Kuala Lumpur. Mr Arthur Chan Hean Chuan left for Europe last Saturday to gather Information of new materials and techniques presently being used In the building trade there. Mr. Chan. 30. who is
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      Japan to buy less scrap
      73 12 Japan's scrap iron Imports this year, estimated at 4.1 million tons by the Ministry of International Trade and Industry, will be nine per cent less than those of last year, despite increased steel production schedules, according to a reporj In Japan Steel Notes published by
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      3-FACE CLOCK TO TELL THE TIME FOR S'PORE BANK
      134 12 3-FACE CLOCK TO TELL THE TIME FOR S'PORE BANK IN Singapore where public clocks are a rare sight, a three-sided clock must certainly appear unique. This clock with three faces (above), was installed last week in busy Chulia Street by one of the State's oldest banks. Overseas Chinese Banking Corporation
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      Limited business in loose copra
      60 12 Throughout the week a dull condition prevailed In the Singapore loose copra market. saysLewis and Peat's weekly produce report. Business was limited, and near requirements were satisfactorily completed with a further importation of 270 tons. While Philippine copra ruled steady gaining about US$3 for April
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      Director resigns
      36 12 For reasons of health, Mr. W. V. D. skrine has resigned from the boards of the Tronoh, Southern Tronoh, Sungei Besi, Ayer Hitam, kepong Dredging, Sungei Way Dredging, Pahang Consolidated, and Idris Hydraulic companies.
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      ANOTHER FOREIGN BEER COMING
      212 12 ANOTHER FOREIGN BEER COMING ANOTHER brand of Australian beer, Tooth beer, will be introduced to the Singapore market soon. A product of Tooth and Co. Ltd.. Sydney, it will come in three forms— Resch's Pilsener. Reach's D. A- Dinner Ale and Tooth's K. B. Lager, in 13 1 3 fluid
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      Kodak man in today
      70 12 MR- ROLF WENDT (above), export sales manager of Kodak AO, Stuttgart, arrives in Singapore today on a tour of the Near, Middle and Far East to renew old friendships, discuss market development and generally maintain close contacts. Kodak AG has for many years manufactured the wellknown
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      423 12 with ll f-Z. earn S s INTEREST^ -(^~JII<§) PER ANNUM (WHOLLY OWNED BY MALAYAN BANKING LIMITED) Hm* Otfica: KUALA LUHrUK I'IXMI in KUALA LUMPU* JOHOtE IAHRU -\KM PtNANG SINCAPOUC 0..1... OMut lIUNII tn4 HONG KONG G'»~p Aimii at Wt» Jyx IHJ «ac»4 tIW.OOOOM Dentures look more natural when they're Steradent-eleaned
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      1316 13 10 LIVERPOOL ft WESI CBASI UP-. OMS-para urn rr«a -hrn PATROCLUS ln.rllll. Di fc'"i. Gltsgow ll Pt Apr 11 Apr 17 DEMOOOCUI Lotrpiel. Dublin Git. 11 Apr IS Apr 11/20 Apr 21 OOLIUS merpetl. Claw* Apr II Apr 21 Apr 21 ANCHISEI A.cnmouth, LtltrtMl Apr 28 May 2 Apr 22/28
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    109 14 MELBOURNE. Mon. INDUSTRIALS were steady with more rises than fails. B.H.P. regained 6d. to 58s. 6d. Base metals firmed. Baiitori gained following the resumption of work at Broken Hill Oils were mostly lower. Leans eased in heavy selling, i particularly short date issues. c.r.a 34/1 Mount Isa 45/11
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    RUBBER PRICES
    256 14 MAY trst grade rubber buysre f.e.b. closed at S p.m. In Slngapere and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at SB| cents per lb. down one cent on Friday's closing level for the position. The) tone was quiet and slightly easier. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. closing prices in cents per lb. yesterday:
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    68 14 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Singapore noon prices per pltul yesterday: Coconut ell: bulk (47t sellers, drum (50i sellers. Copra: April/May UK/Continent: Unquoted. Pspper: Muntok white (160 (tellers, Sarawak white (157t sellers, special Sarawak black (127s sellers, garbled Lampong black (1321 sellers, ABTA (1474 sellers. Singapers Coconut Oil Millers' Asseciatlen
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    H.K. RATES
    36 14 ON tbe free exchange market in Hong Kong yesterday tbe U.S. dollar was quoted at 5.741 for TT and 5.731 for cash. Sterling was quoted at 15.98 and ono tael ol geld at 2491.
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    Rates unchanged
    11 14 All Malayan Exchange Banki' Ameiatlen rates were unchanged yesterday.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE AGAIN SHOWS IMPROVEMENT
    740 14 From Our Market Correspondent THE Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday opened the week on its newly developed cheerful note and there was a considerable expansion in turnover. Industrials' opened strong although by the end of the day profit-taking brought prices down from their earlier high levels
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    STOCK INDICES
    25 14 Malayan Stock Indices April 11 April 13 'Industrials: 110.97 111.05 Tins: 129.62 1*9.81 rubbers: 105.92 106.12 *Dec. 30, 1963—100 Dec. 29. 1962 l(Ml
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    876 14 COMBINED 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: Beustead (3.000) SI. BB. (3.000) $1.89: Celd ftera (4.000) 53.40: C.T.S. erds. (300) Ms.; East Smelt M BL. (1.000) *4.03, (ft.OOO)
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    CLOSING PRICES
    24 14 April 13. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICK: 68* cents (down one cent). TIN: $521.75 (down 25 cents). Estimated offering 235 tons (down 5 tons).
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    Slight fall in tin price: Rubber trading slow
    314 14 THE Straits tin price yesterday fell by 25 cents to $521.75 on an offering estimated down 5 tons to 235 tons. In Londor on Friday tin opened around pre lous levels but then declined uncier small scale selling to close arcund £5
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  • THE BATTLE FOR VOTES
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      Women now keen to know more says Raha
      394 16 From K. BASKARAN: PEKAN, Monday TOH Puan Raha, wife of the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, who. has been actively wooing women voters in out-of-the-way places in Pekan her husband's constituency —is deeply impressed by their appreciation of current affairs. "The
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      Senu to address Penang rally
      48 16 PENANO. Mon. The former Malayan Ambassador to Indonesia. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, will address Alliance election workers at the M.C.A. Headquarters in Transfer Road, at 2.30 p.m. tomorrow. He will also speak at an Alliance rally In Bayan Lepas at 7.30 p.m.
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      New party branch
      15 16 PENANG. Mon.— Party Rakyat has set up a branch In Sungei Olupr.
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      'WE ALONE FIGHT WITHOUT OUTSIDE HELP'—OOI
      254 16 'WE ALONE FIGHT WITHOUT OUTSIDE HELP'— OOI PENANG. Mon. qiHE chairman of the Penang division of the A Socialist Front, Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew today claimed his party was the only one able to fight its election battle "without outside help." 'The people of Penang have seen us campaigning, rain
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      More scope for the intelligent and able if Front wins: Choy
      268 16 DENANG. Mon.— The Socialist mayor of George Town, Mr. C. Y. Choy, today announced a central organisation would be set up to encourage and promote intellectual and welfare activities here if the Socialist Front were to take over the
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      Sheer waste by Alliance, says Asri
      96 16 Sheer waste by Alliance, says Asri KANGAR. Mon.— lnche Mohamed A-sn bin Hajl Muda, who to contesting Pasir Puteh. Kelantan, on a PMIP ticket, said at a rally here last night it was a "sheer waste" for the Alliance Government to spend foreign loans on rural development projects. "They should
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      Front will stir up trouble, says Senu
      132 16 Front will stir up trouble, says Senu A LOR STAR. Mon. The former Malaysian Ambassador to Indonesia Inche Senu Abdul Rahman, said today the Socialist Front's claim to fight for equal rights "would stir up trouble between the various races." "We will have equal rights for all. sooner or later,
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      Jaycees plan merger
      57 16 Jaycees plan merger KUCHINO, Mon. The various Junior Chambers of Commerce in Malaya. Singapore, Sabah, and Sarawak may soon merge to form one Malaysian organisation, the vice president of the Junior Chamber International. Mr. Ken Appadural. said here today. The final decision will be taken at the J.C.I, conference which
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      SINGAPORE HELPS DEVELOP SABAH
      185 16 SINGAPORE, Monday. A FOUR-MAN Singapore technical team, led by Dr. Ng Wan Wing, former Director of Public Works, left for Sabah today to make a week-long ?urvey of the country's development potentialities. The prime objective of i a survey is to ascertain how Singapore can assist
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      Penang Scouts fun fair
      53 16 PENANG. Mon. The George Town < North I District Boy Scouts Association wfli hold a food and fun fair at the official residence of the Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. on April 18 and 19. The proceeds will be In aid of the Penang State
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      72 16 TV, radios stolen PENANO, Mon. Typewriters, radios and a television set worth 13,455 were stolen from a godown at Victoria Street yesterday. Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl I BUSS, Vl'M PAVIN' N AWfTI SYLVESTER SXJT'hh?^ m i k TO ™AT PER TH *")P> A. Wl*-& So CUSTOMERS, VJ§\ CALLED ELMER
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    Better times ahead
    459 17 CLOSE DOWN? THAT'S FANTASY, SAYS SAFA CHIEF GOVT. EXPECTED TO APPROVE 15p.c. TAX REDUCTION y TEOH ENG TATT: Singapore, Monday gINGAPORE Amateur Football Association president Hussein bin Kamari today admitted that the association was in a bad financial position but declared that there was no question of
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    Good luck message to Youths from Tengku
    286 17 Good luck message to Youths from Tengku KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, who Is president of the Asian Football Confederation, has sent a message of "good play and good luck" to the teams competing In the sixth Asian Youth football tournament which starts at Saigon on
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    Darul take over league lead with fourth win
    425 17 Darul take over league lead with fourth win SOCCER SINGAPORE, Monday. T\ARUL AFIAH, defending SAFA division oue champions, forged ahead to a two-point lead in this year's tournament when they scored their fourth straight win by beating Sukaramai 5-3 at Jalan Besar stadium today. Police moved up to third place
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    169 17 POLICE NAB 'YOUTH' PLAYERS TEL AVIV, Mon.— Military police here yesterday detained three players of the Israeli soccer team due to leave today for the Asian Youth tournament in Saigon, a military source disclosed. The three players servicemen on active duty are Zeev Seller, Moshe Leon and Dam Burruk. It
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    Shaws grab a point
    65 17 IPOH: Shaw Brothers held Cheng Wah to a scoreless draw in a league first division soccer tie played at Stadium Perak today. PWD beat Police Field Force 5-3 in Dtv. 2 on the Jalan Abdul Jail) ground. In a Dlv. 3 tie, Ipoh Police gained a
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    HOCKEY Recs now in line for title No 2
    214 17 HOCKEY Recs now in line for title No 2 SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore Recreation Club, who won the Singapore Hockey Association league title three months ago, look set for a double with their 3-1 win over Police today which takes them into the final of the senior knockout competition. Playing vastly
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    Selangor race wejghts
    674 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon— H>iih>s for eight rare* here on Sunday. first day of the SeUngor Turf Club King's Gold Cup meetinr: Cl. 1 Div. 1. Abt 6« Pardon 9.01 Resquilleur 9.00 Pasir Puteh 8.13 Star Era B. in Pizarro II 8.08 Valala 8.08 Pulau Panckor 8.06 Noble
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    CRICKET DASHING INNINGS BY SOBERS, NURSE
    262 17 CRICKET DASHING INNINGS BY SOBERS, NURSE CALCUTTA, Mon.— Dashing innings by West Indians Garfleld Sobers ad Seymoui Nurse rescued E. W. Swanton's Commonwealth XI from a tricky situation on the second day of their four-day match against an Indian Control Board team here yesterday Sobers (79 not out) and Nurse
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    POLICE MEET
    27 17 SUNOEI PATAWI. Mon.— The Sungei Patani Police Circle (Kuala Muda, Baling, Kulim and Kroh) will hold their athletic meet here on May 7 and 8.
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    SAAA urges earlier date
    110 17 SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore Amateur Athletic Association has called for an emergency meeting on Thursday to discuss a circular from the MAAU secretary .lonn Kanagaretnam, calling for an Inaugural meeting in May. BAAA wants the Malaysian con- trolling body for athletics to be established earlier, in view
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    PALMER'S FEAT: FOUR MASTERS
    337 17 WORLD SPORTS ROUNDUP AUGUSTA. Monday. ARNOLD PALMER, America's 34-year-old golfing A millionaire, won the Masters tournament here yesterday and earned USs2u,ooo to take his total tournament earnings to ovei half a million dollars -more than any other golfer There was a roar from thousands packed round
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    BADMINTON Kobbero in Cup team
    106 17 BADMINTON Kobbero in Cup team /COPENHAGEN. Mon. Finn \j Kobbero, whose snspensiun has been Uftcd by the Danish Badminton Association, will play in the Thomas Cap final rounds at Tokyo next month. Ihe Danish BA yesterday named their ax-man team for Tokyo. The llne-ap: Singles ErUnd Kops, Knud Aage Nielsen
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    Lock icon Three titles to Chong Jin
    77 17 PARIS, Mon. Oon Chong Jin of Malaysia captured three titles In the French International badminton championships here yesterday. Chong Jin won the men's singles beating his brother Chong Teik 15-8. 15-7 in the final. The Oons later took the doubles title, beating P. Norgaard (Denmark)
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    SAILING CHAMPS
    17 17 MALACCA, Mon. The Army triangular sailing meet here was won by 3 Infantry Workshop REME.
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      106 17 SPORTS DIARY HOCKEY S gor Dlv. 1: Kilat v TPCA (R. Ranee Rd. 5). SOCCER Spore Dlv. ZA: Ch. Athletic v SRC (padang); Dlv. 3D: Marines v BCC padan Div. 3A: Gymkhana v Cosmos (Farrer Pk); Tampenls Roy. v Indian Y'sters (Farrer Pk): Kolam Ayer v Kota Raja (Farrer Pk):
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    Lock icon U.S. concern over Malaysia
    521 18 Holyoake: We don't suffer any illusions. RUSK: INDONESIA'S CONFRONTATION POLICY POSES GRA YE PROBLEM TO S.-E. ASIA MANILA, Monday. fllK I.S. Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Rusk. today expressed his Government's serious contend over "the external threats to the security and integrity of Malaysia." Mr. Rusk,
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    Man went before firing squad and lived to tell it
    273 18 Man went before firing squad and lived to tell it KUCHING, Mon. A 42--year-old Sarawak fisherman, Karim bin Sindang. who narrowly escaped death by an Indonesian firing squad, today related his harrowing experiences. Karim is a father of three. He and two other men, his younger brother Sating 30, and
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    Lock icon Jakarta frees U.S. newsman
    34 18 JAKARTA, Mon. Mr. Robert K.K. McCabe, American Newsweek correspondent, was today released by Indonesian military police. I He had been detained and held t incommunicado for nearly 29 hours. Reuter.
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    SINGAPORE ONCE MORE CHOLERA-INFECTED
    76 18 SINGAPORE. Mon. Singapore has again been declared a cholera-infect-ed state as a result of the discovery of a new victim in Pasir Panjang. The victim is a 58-year-old canteen worker in the Woodbridge Hospital compound. A cholera inoculation centre has been set up at Bouna Vista
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    A REST, AND THEN THE LAST LEG OF FLIGHT FOR JOAN
    238 18 SINGAPORE, Mon. With perspiration trickling down her ashen face, American woman pilot, Mrs. Joan Merriam Smith this afternoon hopped out of her Piper Apache aircraft at Paya Lebar airfield, gasped: "Gosh, I am dead tired. I'm going to get
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN I
    398 18 LONDON. Mon— Relief at the removal of the election uncertainty was again the main Influence in the Stock Market* today while few people held any fear as to the contents of tomorrow's budget. There was a vigorous investment demand for equities which to a
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    Lock icon I'm waiting for Tengku's reply, Soek tells rally
    421 18 I'm waiting for Tengku's reply, Soek tells rally JAKARTA. Mon. President So c karno today told 50,000 "volunteers" he was waiting: 'or an answer from Tengku Abdul Rahman to his proposal for talks to settle the Malaysia dispute. At a rally in Merdeka Square, he said: "I ask the Tengku.
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    DEADLOCK: BOSSES SEE THE TENGKU
    177 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. A DELEGATION from the Malayan Planting Inri dustrles Employers Association, led by its president, Mr. D.E. Teale, called on the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today to discuss the deadlocked wage negotiations. The Tengku said in a state- i mcnt later that
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    A Red summit
    38 18 MOSCOW, Mon— The Polish Communist leader. Mr. Oomulka. flew here today for what may be a summit meeting of several Eastern European leaders with the Soviet Premier, Mr. Khrusiichev, on the Sino-Soviet ideological dispute. tTPI.
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    DEATH
    20 18 MR. BALOWIN l.ml Ah Hua p«Med away on 12-4-64 Wt thank all friend* and relatives who attended the funeral.
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    28 18 REQUIEM HIGH MASS will t» sunn at Katima Church Brickfirldl K.L. on I.VI-X4 6.30 a.m. for repon* of soul of Nazarlo Thraeha (formerly of Chartered Bank K.L.
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      42 18 XIIGHEST and lowest tempera-' tuies in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Sunday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowe* Kuala Lumpur 95 73 Kota 3haru 90 77 Penang 80 75 Ipoh 91 73 Malacca 90 72 Singapore 88 73
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