The Straits Times, 17 April 1964

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    5 hurt in new blast
    124 1 CINCAPORE. Thurs. Another Indone- sian bomb— loth since the beginning of this year blasted a telephone booth to smithereens and damaged several houses tonight at Kampong Melayu, off Jalan Eunos. Four men and one woman were taken to hospital with minor injuries. Two were Chinese
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    TRAITOR HUNT
    788 1  -  RODERICK PESTANA By JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs JOHORE police have been on a state-wide alert since last month to look for 23 Malaysian fifth columnists who recently returned from Indonesia after attending a school for spies and saboteurs in the Rhio islands. They are believed to have sneaked out
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    Tengku, Fenner in talks on Kelantan security
    662 1  - Tengku, Fenner in talks on Kelantan security SAMAD ISMAIL From J£OTA BHARU, Thurs. The I* rim c Minister^ Tengku Abdul Itahman, last night discussed the security situation in Kelantan with th c Malaysian Inspectordeneral of Police, Dato C.H. Fenner. The discussion lasted about 20 minutes before dinner at the residence
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    Lock icon More aid to defend Malaysia's frontiers
    279 1 More aid to defend Malaysia's frontiers HASLUCK REVEALS DETAILS OF AUSSIE MILITARY PLEDGE > CANBERRA, Thursday. would give further military, naval and air aid to Malaysia, the Defence Minister, Mr. Paul Hashickv annofinctvl in the House of Representatives tonight. He said the forces would be used to counter the threat
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    Bhutto: We did not oppose Malaysia
    620 1  - Bhutto: We did not oppose Malaysia SOH TIANG KENG 'REPORTS FROM JAKARTA ARE MISCHIEVOUS 1 By SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Pakistani Foreign Minister, Mr. Z.A. Bhutto, today denied reports that his country had joined Indonesia and Communist China in opposing the move to invite Malaysia to the Afro-Asian conference Mn 1965.
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    Lock icon 30 years' jail
    77 1 30 years' jail ...for train robbers T ONDON, Thurs. Seven men were each sentenced to 30 years' jail today for their part in Britain's great train robbery. Two other men were given 25 years each, one 24 years, one 20 years, and one three years. The men were brought to
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    Lock icon Party bosses restricted
    74 1 SALISBURY, Thurs. Mr. Joshua Nkomo, leader of the People's Caretaker Council, and three other senior members of the parly, have been restricted to an area in the Nuanetsl district of Southern Rhodesia, the Minister of Law and Order, Mr. Clifford Dupont, announced here today. The others restricted
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    Lock icon Royal wedding
    27 1 COPENHAGEN. Thurs. King Constantine of Greece and Prlnr cess Anne-Marie of Denmark will marry In Athens on Sept. 18. the Danish Court announced today. Reuter
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    Seato venue
    25 1 "MANILA. Thurs. London will be the site of the next ministerial meeting of the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation. It was announced today. OPI.
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    Tengku thanks India
    193 1 rpENGKU Abdul Rahman today r— thanked India for her efforts to get Malaysia invited to the projected second Afro- Asian conference, despite Indonesian and Communist Chinese objections. Commenting on a majority decision in Jakarta to invil» Malaysia.' the Prime Minister said he would have to consider the
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    Lock icon Unions boycott RI dancers
    62 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. New York labour unions boycotted Indonesian dancers and musicians when they arrived In New York to attend the World Trade Fair, the official Antara news agency reported today from New York. It said American labourers refused to unload Javanese musical instruments igamelans) from trucks
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    Ibans kill 3 bandits, capture five
    264 1 Ibans kill 3 bandits, capture five From GEOFFREY GELDARD gUCHING, Thurs. A part y of Ibans in the Jambu area, upriver from Lnbok Antu in Sarawak's Second Division, have killed three Indonesian terrorists and captured five more. A security forces spokesman said today that the terrorists were members of a
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    STOP PRESS MAN HAD GUN AT TENGKU'S RALLY
    27 1 STOP PRESS MAN HAD GUN AT TENGKU'S RALLY KOTA BAHKI. Thurs A middle-aerd man carrying shotgun «a> rrrsted at TengkuS rally at Machang. 21 miles from here.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Sihanouk to Seato: We don't need your protection
      131 2 MANILA. Thurs. Prince Sihanouk of Cambodia has asked for his country to be excluded from the ranks of Seato "protocol States." and Seato has declined to act on it. This was disclosed by the Philippines. They Said the Prince's request was received
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      Malaysia
      168 2 minus Manila and Pakistan ALL Seato countries, apart from the Philippines and Paskistan, which took no part in the discussion, supported Malaysia in the treaty Ministerial talks here. Indonesia has vowed to crush Malaysia, claiming it to be a British imperialist weapon directed at the republic. The Philippines, which
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      Lock icon 'Annul truee' call
      53 2 'Annul truee call JAKARTA. Thurs The Indonesian Muslim Political Party of West Java has proposed that the Government annual Us ceasefire agreement with Malaysia and begin guerilla warfare using volunteers, the Antara news agency reported today. It said the proposal was reached at a regional congress of the party held
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      Lock icon 11 jailed in sabotage trial
      94 2 11 jailed in sabotage trial (CAPETOWN, Thurs.— Eleven men and women, including a doctor of philosophy and a pastor, were jailed here yesterday for terms between five and 10 years for plotting revolution to overthrow South Africa's White Government. The accused, described by Supreme Court Judge H.A. Van Heerden as
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      Lock icon HEARING OPENS ON LEGALITY OF SARIT'S MARRIAGE
      131 2 HEARING OPENS ON LEGALITY OF SARIT'S MARRIAGE BANGKOK, Thurs. A civil court today opened s preliminary hearing on the legality of the marriage of Field Marshal Sarit Thanarat, the late Thai Premier, and Thanpuying Vichitra. Marshal Sarit's first wife, Mrs. Chawee Thanarat, has asked the court to annul the marriage
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      Mao putting Socialists on brink of schism says Nik
      397 2 Mao putting Socialists on brink of schism says Nik LONDON, Thursday. ]yjR. KHRUSHCHEV told a Kremlin meeting yesterday that the Chinese leaders, by their splitting activities, had placed the Socialist camp on the brink of a "schism.'' In a speech to the Soviet-Polish friendship meeting broadcast live by Moscow Radio
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      Lock icon Day Nikita advised Mao against communes
      297 2 Day Nikita advised Mao against communes free. But the trouble was that there was not enough food produced to be divided round fairly. "One knows how a peasant eats when he has to join a commune. If he has a pair of trousers, he takes them off and hides them
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      51 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs. The U.B. Postmaster-General. Mr. John A. Gronouskl. announced that first day ceremonies for tha John Fitzgerald Kennedy memorial postage stamp would be held on May 29 In Boston. The stamp will go on nationwide sale the tame day. the 47th birthday anniversary of the late President.
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      Lock icon Labour: We would control imports...
      383 3 Labour: We would control imports LONDON, Thurs HPHE Opposition Labour Party said yesterday it would control imports if these prevented the growth of Britain's economy. Mr. James Callaghan. Labour's "shadow" Chancellor of the Exchequer, told the House of Commons this in, a continued debate on the budget proposals announced by
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      Lock icon Britain had record £373 mil. exports in March—
      257 3 Britain had record £373 mil. exports in March f ONDON, Thurs. Britaio's boomine export business went further ahead in March to reach a record figure of £373 million. According to provisional figures issued by The Board of Trade, the trade gap. the difference between imports and exports, was cut back
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      Lock icon Oxford linguist dies at 81
      51 3 LONDON. Thurs— An Oxford doctor who had a working knowledge of more than 50 languages has died at his home In Headington. Oxford. He was Dr. John Nalsh (81), chief Oriental reader at the Oxford University Press where be had worked for over 30 yean.
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      Lock icon 'Mods' and 'Rockers' meet Margaret
      127 3 DRINCESS Margaret recently met the "Mods," the "Rockers" and the "beat generation" artists. With her husband, the Earl of Snowdon. Princess Margaret who is expecting her second child this month went to the Whitechapel Gallery, In London's East End, to s«e a revolutionary art exhibition.
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      U.N. SOLDIERS TRADE SHOTS IN CYPRUS
      237 3 U.N. SOLDIERS TRADE SHOTS IN CYPRUS -NieaiSlA, Thursday. CANADIAN U.N. peace force troops traded continuous fire for the first time yesterday with Cypriot soldiers. I Canadian Maj. Patrick Tremblay, of "C" Company of the Royal 22nd Regiment, said his soldiers exchanged fire with Turkish Cypriots— the first Canadian pitched battle
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      Lock icon Former Governor on tax charges
      113 3 Former Governor on tax charges CHICAGO. Thurs.— Mr William G. Stratton. Republican Governor of Illinois from 1952 to 1960, was accused by a Federal grand jury yesterday of evading U5556,676 in income tax In his last four years In office. The source of the funds on which he was alleged
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      Lock icon Soviet children 'unbearable'
      62 3 PARIS. Thurs. The Oaulllst weekly "Candlde" yesterday quoted Mr. Khrushchev's son-in-law Alexel Adzhubel. as saying that the Soviet Union was bringing up Its children "like real little Americans, with the result that they are unbearable." "Candlde" reported remarks said to have been made at a private dinner
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      Slain atomic scientist is found in bushes
      143 3 WEW YORK, Thurs. A young nuclear physics professor was found shot dead in Central Park today, and New York evenrJng newspapers reDorted that his death aroused speculation about "possible international i m p 1 Ications." The professor. Dr. Charles Gallagher 32, worked at
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      Lock icon The tourist sub just won't submerge
      110 3 The tourist sub just won't submerge LAUSANNE, Thurs. The world's first tourist submarine, billed as the star attraction of the Swiss national exhibition this summer, yesterday became the world's first non-submerg-ing submarine as well. After 20 Journalists had boarded the 81-ft. "Mesoscaphe" for a sightseeing trip to the bottom of
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      Lock icon New President
      23 3 BRASILIA. Thurs. General Humbert Castelo Branco was sworn In as President of Brazil, succeeding the ousted leftwlng President Joao Goulart. Reuter.
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    No minute book found in raids, police tell inquiry
    421 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs THK commission of inquiry into the financial transactions of three deregistered trade unions heard evidence from two police officers today of two raids, which were carried out on the premises of the Singapore Bus Workers Union and of the
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    TOURIST EMBLEM OF SINGAPORE -THE ORCHID?
    320 4 TOURIST EMBLEM OF SINGAPORE -THE ORCHID? SINGAPORE, Thurs. The orchid has been suggested as the emblem of Singapore for the purpose of promoting tourism. It was one of three suggestions the Director of the newly-formed Tourist Promotion Board, Mr. Tan Joo Hock, yesterday listed for local tourism to be promoted
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    Yong 'clears air' on family planning
    391 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Health Minister, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin said today that family planning was of national interest to Singapore, and he intended to give it his closest personal attention and consideration. He said this in a speech at the 15th annual general meeting
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    Safes staff row: Firm explains stand on union
    248 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Bata Shoe Co. Ltd. said today that the sales staff of its 18 retail stores throughout the island were employees of the store managers, and not employees of the company. A company spokesman said that because of this, the
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      412 4 I ■THE followiot I* today's aebedule departures of civil aircraft movement at- Malaysian Alrwayt To Kuala Para Lebar airport of Singapore: Lumpur (ML 022) 7.31 a.m.: to arrival* Kuala Lumpur (ML 028) 6.30 p.m.: hhh it oka 0 KutJa Lumpur. Hone Kong Japan Air Llntt: From Tokyo. (ML 616) 7.31
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    D-day today for 200,000
    240 5 ESTATE WORKERS' UNION TO DECIDE ON ACTION IN WAGES DISPUTE KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE 32-member executive committee of the National Union of Plantation Workers will meet tomorrow at Plantation House, Petaling Jaya, to decide on what course of action to take to obtain better pay and
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    Religious Dept heads meet
    39 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Heads of religious departments In Malaya met here today to discuss steps to Improve religious education in primary and secondary schools. The Minister of Education Hajt Abdul Hamid Khan, opened the conference.
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    $5,000 fine for tobacco smuggler
    174 5 $5,000 fine for tobacco smuggler rpAIPING, Thurs. A A boatman, Lim Chew Chai, 67, was fined $5,000 or one year's jail by the Sessions Court here yesterday when he pleaded guilty to convey i n g 9.778 lb. of tobacco on which duty amounting to $84,090 had not been paid.
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    Dinner party to Lee
    59 5 SINOAPORB. Thurs. Three Chinese educational bodies will hold a Joint luncheon at the Cathay Restaurant on Saturday to mark the return of the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, from the Malaysian goodwill mission to Africa. They are the Singapore Chinese Schools' Conference, the Chinese School
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    Lock icon African union leaders fly into Kuching
    220 5 African union leaders fly into Kuching I^UCHING, Thurs. An il-man AfroAsian delegation biggest yet to have come from Africa flew into Kuching from Singapore last night. The men who last week attended the Singapore National Trades Union Congress convention have already visited Malaya. The visit follows the recent Malaysia goodwill
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    New road
    38 5 PENANG. Thurs.— The Governor of Penang, Raja Tun Uda al-Haj, will declare open the new Paya Terubong-Relau road on Wednesday. The new road, costing about $775,000. replaces a hill path connecting Paya Tembong and Relau villages.
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    Dato Loke: We've agreed on price of 4 Comets
    294 5 MALAYSIAN Airways' plans to purchase four Comet jet airliners for its routes in the Far East depend on whether an agreement could be reached with BOAC on the prices for spares and equipment, its chairman, Dato Loke Wan Tho. said here
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    Attendant dies in lorry crash
    62 5 IPOH. Tiiurs.— An attendant, Wong Soo Kai. 34. was killed when he was thrown off his lorry when it we/it out of control on a steep hill near Tanjong Rambutan yesterday The lorry. with its heavy load of logs, failed to make a steep climb,
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    London, here we come!
    90 5 Six Malaysian nurses fly to U.N. for course THESE six Malaysian girls left Kuala Lumpur for London on Wednesday to do nursinc under the Colombo Plan. Picture shows (from left): Vicki Dewit, 19, of Malacca: Lim Bong Suan, 18, of Taiping; Heah Gaik Ngo, 18, of
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    Girl's death fall from window
    84 5 Girl's death fall from window PENANG, Thurs.— A 17-year-old servar.t, Lim Ah Kirn died in the General Hospital here yesterday from Injuries received when she slipped and fell from a bathroom window on Monday night. lim, employed by Asst Supt and Mrs. A. Balaratnam at their quarters in Batu Gantong
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    Maid servant gets divorce
    59 5 PENANG. Thurs.— Ho Ah Mol, 27, a maid-servant was today granted a decree nisi to be mad* absolute in three months. She had petitioned for a divorce against her husband. Tan Ewe Kooi. 30, on the ground of desertion. Mr. Justice Hepworth also granted Ho the
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    Razak's rallies
    24 5 BANTING. Thurs. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, will address two election rallies at Jeniarom and Banting town on April 24
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    Overseas Union Bank workers in Penang work to rule
    249 5 Overseas Union Bank workers in Penang work to rule PENANG, Thursday. J^EMBERS of the National Union of Bank Employees attached to the Overseas Union Bank here today worked to rule in protest against the management's alleged attempt to "undermine" the union. Joined by hundreds of workers from other banks who
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    Leather now pioneer product
    66 5 Leather now pioneer product KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Government today announced that leather, mineral oil refining and vegetable oil milling industries had becoriie pioneer industries. I The following products side leather, army man leather, split leather, pigskin leather, fancy leather: recovered and regenerating oil and rice bran oil thus become
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    Dancing classes
    38 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Miss Jean Ballantyne, the external examiner of the Royal Academy of Dancing, will hold afternoon classes for pupils from all schools in Singapore at the V.M.C.A. In Orchard Road from Saturday to next Friday.
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    The 'Chindependents' bow out...
    1387 6 The 'Chindependents bow out... j& iiV ?^l23ll c ne up n NEGRI SEMBILAN SINCE nomination day last month, the political arena in Negri Sembilan has provided more surprises than any other State. Of immediate interest after nominations closed was the bowing out of Mr. Chin See Yin. after dominating the
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  • Obituary
    DEATHS
    40 8 2* Wv*t tit (Minimum; EMILY Wife of late Mr. John av.ed away peacefully at Wunon on 15th April. Aged 70. Deeply mourned. MR. HENRY JAMES QUINN Joint (irneral Manager Australian Consoli- ii.-d Industries Ltd. passed away ISth Arr.l ltf«4.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    64 8 I* W-4a fit (UUUmmm >__ MR. AND MRS. Wong Yew Choong thank all relatives and friends for their valuable KlfU and kind attendance at i.'..ir wedding dinner on nth April, OR. CHONG SIONG JOON, Cbong Nclap Lye. Cbong Yap lao and family UkUkll relatives, friends for condolences ureaths. contributions,
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    IN MEMORIAM
    69 8 REQUIEM HIGH MAM wIU be sung for the repose oX tbe depart -id soul of Wilfred son ot Mr. and Mrs. Louie Cros» at the Catbedral of Good Shepherd on IH-4-64 at 7 a.m. IN EVER-LOVING MEMORY of Miirley Cbong Man Guan. Gone To Bl With The Lord.
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      Hint From Manila
      677 8 Malaysia, far from clutching at straws, can afford now to let them pass. Economic con- frontation can be contained by our own efforts and if it comes to fighting are we not assured of adequate support? Even so, an Australian hint that the Philippines is moving away
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      Election Code
      358 8 Not many countries in this part of the world have free elections. And none among the few that do conduct them in anywhere near as orderly an atmosphere as Malayans have come to take for granted. In th i Philippines, in Japan and j even in India, the
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      Good Gesture
      180 8 The Union of Post Office Workers deserves to be commended for putting off the strike it had threatened to call on April 22. The strike is being postponed, explains the union president, in order to remove the impression that the union is trying to exploit the nearness of
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    Rightists take over in Southern Rhodesia
    572 8  -  JIM BIDDULPH By SALISBURY, Thurs. The resignation of Prime Minister Winston, Field of Southern Rhodesia is the climax of several weeks of mounting criticism throughout his Rhodesian Front Party for a more militant right-wing administration. The new Premier is 45--year-old Mr. Lan Douglas Smith,
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      CONFRONTATION ANSWERS
      483 8 WOULD like to draw x your attention to the extremely misleading heading which appears In the centre page of today's (April 16) issue of the Straits Times, reporting the Forum at the University of Malaya. It is misleading since my answer appears In the latter part of the
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      Untitled
      81 8 A. number of questions were put to the Socialist Front, including these: "Would you condemn bomb incidents in Singa pore?" •'Would you call on the Indonesians to withdraw from Malaysian soil?" "Would you be prepared to call on the Indonesians to abandon their 'crush Malaysia' policy, since confrontation means crushing
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      A ham licence for under-18
      76 8 I STILL have yet to receive a reply from the Telecoms Department of Malaysia concerning the ban on under- 18 s who want to obtain Amateur Radio licences. Does Government think that the youths of this country are Inferior to those of Western countries? So
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      Cruelty
      38 8 I wish the Police will do something about stopping the boys who roam around Nong Chile and Abdul Samad, roads with catapults, shooting poultry, small birds and dogs, just for the fun of it. DISGUSTED Johore Bahru
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    Revolution in quest of a policy
    767 8  - Revolution in quest of a policy WILLIAM MILLINSHIP ALGERIA'S DILEMMA-A ONE-PARTY STATE WITHOUT A PARTY By PARIS. Thursday TWO thousand delegates from all parts of Algeria assembled in Algiers today to give shape and new impetus to the Algerian revolution. This newly independent North African country, despite its reputatioo abroad
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    Election can safeguard freedom: Albar
    252 9 Election can safeguard freedom: Albar KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Umno secretary-general, Syed Ja'afar Albar, tonight described the forthcoming elections as "highliy significant in the nistory of our nation." In his view, "the election this time is more important than ttiat of 1955 because the latter was only for achieving independence"
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    Every elector is allowed only one vote at polls
    415 9 COMMISSION'S GRAVE DISCOVERY— AND A WARNING KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday fHE Election Commission today revealed an eleventh-hour discovery causing "grave concern" regarding the Parliamentary and State elections, only 10 days away. This was that the names of certain electors appear twice in
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    600 walk out over disciplinary action
    137 9 600 walk out over disciplinary action JO H O R E BAHRU, Thurs. About 600 civilian employees of the 221 Base Vehicles Depot in Tebrau staged a walkout yesterday in protest against disciplinary action on one of their colleagues. The employee was alleged to have committed an offence In Singapore
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    25 thugs held
    19 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Police yesterday detained 25 gangsters under the Societies Ordinance and screened another 4,825 suspects.
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    Father finds son pinned under wheel
    79 9 IPOH, Thurs. A father hearing his son's screams rushed out of his house in Menglembu near here yesterday to find his two-year-old son pinned under the rear wheel of his car. The boy. Low Beng Ho, died this morning. 17 hours after his father
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    Lock icon Sabah team due in Singapore
    48 9 JBS6ELTON, Thurs. A nineman delegation from the Sabah Contractors A— ortetton ta scheduled to leave here tomorrow for Singapore to look Into the wages and working conditions of labourers there. The team will examine how best to attract Singapore labourers to Sabah.— Reuter.
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    PC's toe crushed by train
    48 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— A police constable stepped on a railway line and had bis left toe crushed by a foods train yesterday. Constable Thomas Low Ang Meng 30. was patrolling the railway lines on the Causeway when the train knocked him off the tracks.
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      Soekarno's boast of revolution 'is nothing but hunger'
      243 9 Soekarno' s boast of revolution 'is nothing but hunger' rrAIPING, Thurs.— The Indonesian revolution of which President Soekarno boasts has been "nothing more than a cycle of hunger and poverty for the last 20 years." Tun Abdul Razak, the Deputy Prime Minister, told an election rally at Batu Kurau, 15
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      Tan: Our economy will collapse if Front wins
      170 9 Tan: Our economy will collapse if Front wins \fALACCA. Thurs. ITI If the Socialist Front or the PMIP gained control of the Central Government, the Malaysian economy and its high standard of living would collapse within two years, the Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Siew Sin, told an election rally
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      NO SYMPATHY FOR SOEK—FRONT
      200 9 NO SYMPATHY FOR SOEK— FRONT A Socialist Front Parliamentary and State candidate here, Inche Mohamed Kameil bin Toh Muda Ibrahim, has denied that his party sympathises with Indonesia or President Soekarno. j Speaking at a rally at r Sungel Lemblng. 28 miles from here, last night. Inche Mohamed Kameil said
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    BETTY FOR SURFERS' PARADISE CONTEST
    105 9 BETTY FOR SURFERS' PARADISE CONTEST SINGAPORE. Thurs. Malaysian Airways will enter an air hostess for the Miss International Air Hostess contest to be held at Surfers' Paradise, Australia on June 1. This year's entry will b* Miss Betty Wee (above). Betty, 23, has been an air hostess for the last
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    Cracker firing allowed
    36 9 PENANQ, Thurs. Cracker firing for Harl Ray a Hajl will be allowed in Penang on April 33 and 23 it was officially announced today. The public holiday will be observed on Ap-tl 23.
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    Prize day
    18 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Beatty Secondary School in Beatty Road today held its annual prize giving ceremony.
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    Novelty of TV will wear off: Film chief
    229 9 Novelty of TV will wear off: Film chief SINGAPORE, Thurs.— A Hollywood cinema tycoon said here today that most television programmes are rubbish. "What do you expect for free?" he asked. Mr. Milton Rackmll, president of Universal Pictures, at a Press conference answered questions on the Impact of television on
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      691 9 Today *s Radio, TV~| Song; 10.00 Movie Magazine' RADIO SINGAPORE "»30 And Fiction; 11.00 News; 11.06 The Bound Of SHOKTWAVfc SKKVICEBI Jan: 11.30 Before We Say 41 »nd to metre* Ooodnight; 12 (midnight) Close. MrlilCM VVAVfc SfcKVICE: Ml metre, RADIO MALAYSIA M™e 6 0 M °7 r on ng N
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  • THE BATTLE FOR VOTES
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      Tengku to wind up Kedah campaign next week
      207 10 Tengku to wind up Kedah campaign next week A LOR STAR. Thurs.— The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman,, is expected here next week to wind-up his election campaign in Kedah. The Tengku will address several rallies at various venues. He will spend the Hari Raya holidays with his family here.
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      Lee to address Penang rally
      64 10 PENANG. Thurs.— The Singapore Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will address a PAP i-hII.v at the City Stadium here .it 7.30 p.m. on Sunday. Mr. Lee is expected to arrive hpre on Sunday morning with other members of the party's central executive committee. The
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      Riot squad averts polls rally clash
      132 10 ROTA BHARU. Thurs The arrival of four truckloads of Federal Reserve Unit policemen averted a clash between Alliance and PanMalayan Islamic Party supporters at Kubang Krian, four miles from here. The incident occurred on Tuesday night when -i-veral rotten eggs were nurled at a
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      Soek is 'lifting a rock to crush his own feet'
      122 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Local traitors are assisting Indonesia in her confrontation policy towards Malaysia, the Alliance Parliamentary candidate for Batu constituency, Mr. Yap Chin Kwee. said here last night. Speaking at an Alliance rally in Jlnjang, Mr. Yap said: "As
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      Toh Puan Raha wins rural folks hearts
      172 10 Toh Puan Raha wins rural folks hearts 1 IJUANTAN, Thurs. The visit by the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, and his wife. Toh Puan Raha, to remote kampongs in Pahang has touched the hearts of many women and child- ren in the rural areas. As a result the kampong
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      Car recovered
      30 10 PENANO, Thurs. A stolen car belonging to a taxi-driver. Lock Chin Seng, was recovered by police at Brick Kilm Road yesterday. The car had been missing since Monday.
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      Mr. Grimwood retires
      25 10 PORT SWETTTENHAM. Thurs. —The Assistant Comptroller of Customs here. Mr. OJ. Qrlmwood. has left for Britain on retirement under the MalayanUation scheme.
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      MCA: The Front undermines security of Malaysia
      206 10 MCA: The Front undermines security of Malaysia PENANG. Thurs. The MCA elections committee for Ko t a constituency today accused the Socialist Front of "under-mining the security of Malaysia." We chaltonge the Socialist Front to call upon the Indonesian Government to withdraw their troops from Malaysian soil so that the
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      Industrialisation of Penang island not possible, says Ooi
      286 10 Industrialisation of Penang island not possible, says Ooi PENANG, Thursday. INDUSTRIALISATION of Penang island cannot succeed, Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, former Socialist Front Mayor of George Town, declared today. Mr. Oot. who is contestIng the State elections at Bagan Ajam, Province Wellesley, said Penan* rould not stand In competition against
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      Seeni: Now where did all this Front cash come from?
      213 10 Seeni Now where did all this Front cash come from? pENANG, Thurs. The chairman of the PPP. Mr. S. P. Seen4vasagam. wants to know how the Socialist Front had obtained its money for the election campaign. Addressing a rally at Rifle Range last night, he said that during the last
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      Wild elephants causing havoc to estates
      172 10 [OHORE BAHRU, Thurs. Wild elephants, lorced to leave deep Jungle because of logging and other development activity, are causing havoc to estates, particularly in the La-bis-Kluang area. This was stated here today by the retiring Johore Planters' Association chairman.- Mr F Thorn, at the
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      Equal pay: Union calls on Tengku to clarify
      251 10 Equal pay: Union calls on Tengku to clarify pENANG. Thurs.— The 1 Penang branch of the National Union, of Teachers today appealed "in all sincerity" for a definite clarification from Tengku Abdul Rahman on his pledge that the eqilal pay issue would receive priority when the Cabinet meet* after the
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      Housewife fined
      43 10 KLANO. Thurs. A housewife. Tee Siew Emr. 28, of Kapar Road. was fined $440 in the Session* Court, here today when she pleaded I guilty to having six gallons of illegal liquor and distilling apparatus at her house on Feb. 14.
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      Postmaster charged
      42 10 IPOH. Thurs. A. Rajaratnara 36. a former postmaster of the Post Office in Tanjong Rambutan, near here was charged in the magistrate's court today with criminal breach of trust of $55 between Jan. 3 and Jan. 11. Ball waa allowed.
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      'ENJOY HARI RAYA MODESTLY' CALL
      161 10 PENANG, Thursday. 'yt USLIM members and supporters of the Penang l State Alliance have been asked to refrain from "over indulgence" during the coming Hari Raya Haji festival. "Our minds and our thoughts must be wholly directed to the coming elec- I tions on which
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      Fined $100 for obscene photos
      63 10 TEMERLOH. Thurs. A photographer Wee Khoon Ann. 34. who pleaded guilty to a charge of possessing 23 copies of obscene photographs and 10 copies of negatives, was fined $100 or two weeks' iail by the magistrates' court. Wee was arrested on March 13. when the
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      New shipyards for S'pore
      237 11 DR. GOH TO LAY FOUNDATION STONES SINGAPORE'S Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, will lay the foundati o n stones of three new shipbuilding yards in Tanjong Rhu on Sunday. The new shipyards are to be constructed for Ho Ah Lam Boatbuilder, Kail Teck Ltd. and
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      MAIZE DEALERS WANT FREE SALES SYSTEM
      267 11 MAIZE DEALERS WANT FREE SALES SYSTEM SINGAPORE stockfeed manufacturers are most *3 unhappy with Thailand's centralised selling of maize They claim that the new system has given rise to anomalies and complications and for these reasons are appealing to the Thai Government to revert to the old system of free
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      Graduates join Cat distributors
      98 11 Graduates join Cat distributors ro university graduates have joined Sime Darby Tractor Division in Singapore as executive trainees. They are Mr. Victor Lam Ping Fong (B. Econ) University of Queensland, and Mr. Tan Ong Klat B.E. (Mech.) University of Adelaide. Old boys or St. Joseph's Institution and Raffles Institution respectively.
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      Malacca brokers
      35 11 The growing interest in stock and share investment in Malacca has resulted in the establishment of two broking firms in the State recently. The two firms are Chua and Co. and Malacca Traders.
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      Swissair's traffic
      46 11 Swissair announced that its production In February rose by 26 per cent over the corresponding period of last year to 33.8 million tonkilometres. Passenger traffic demand rose by 11 per cent, mail carryings by 18 per cent and cargo transportation by 25 per cent.
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      HOUSE DEVELOPER STARTS WORK
      148 11 A NEWLY formed Singapore housing development company. People's Realty Co. Ltd., has started work on its first project the construction of a four-storey block of flats containing 32 units in Geylang. Mr. Chua Cheong Huat, managing director, said that each apartment would have a floor area
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      Erres manager on annual visit
      61 11 Mr. B. Ph. van Zuiden export manager tor the Par East and Africa of Van der Heera N.V.. maker of Srres electrical goods including radios, televisions, fans, vacuum cleaners, floor polishers and hand-drills, ia now In Malaysia on an .annual visit. Mr. van Zuiden v
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      PRINTING COURSE
      67 11 East Asiatic Company mechanic. Mr. Tans Kok Thye. left Singapore last week for Germany for an advanced training course in priming at the Heidelberg Pressmen s School. He will also be trained especially on electronics at Adolf Mohrs Polar Paper Cutting Machines factory and will visit the Stahl
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      World tour in search of office machines
      106 11 \\K. Tan Tee Juan, managing proprietor of Reliance Office Supplies, will leave Sinaapore tomorrow on a world tour in search of new types of office machines and equipment for the Malaysian market. Mr. Tan. who has been invited by the principals of the
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      GILERA STUDYING FACTORY PLANS
      218 11 GILERA STUDYING FACTORY PLANS A LEADING Italian motor-cycle manufacturer, Moto Gilera S.p.A., is studying closely the prospects of setting up an assembly plant in South-East Asia. Dr. Leone Dal 80, export consultant of the company, in making this disclosure in Singapore last week, said the Far East particularly Malaysia, was
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      U.S. trade mission off today
      147 11 U.S. trade mission off today Al4-MAN trade mission from Baltimore, Maryland, U.S. leaves Singapore today after a three-day visit to develop personal contacts with businessmen with a view to opening up new trade outlets between Malaysia and the eastern United States. This non-governmental mission Included several top Maryland cxc- cutlves
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    113 14 MELBOURNE. Thurs. INDUSTRIALS falls again out--I*■ numbered rises In moderate trading, but leaders were steadier. B.H.P. moved up slightly. Most oils, were lower with the exception of A.O.G. and Associated Australian which recovered some of yesterday's losses. Bane metals held steady levels 1 and loans were easy In
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    RUBBER PRICES
    261 14 AY first grada rukbar kuyara f.a.k. >! slasad at S p.m. in aingaMrs and Kuala Lumpur yutenlay at 88 J cralr P«r lb. unchanged on Wadnaaday's closing level for tha position. Tha tone was stagnant R.A.I, and f m.r.i. alaalnf prlaaa In aents per lb. yesterday. Int. 1
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    CLOSING PRICES
    20 14 **.pril lb. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 68. cents (unchanged). TIN: $526.75 (unchanged). Estimated offering 240 tons (down 5 tons).
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    INDUSTRIALS ARE QUIET: TINS SHOW IMPROVEMENT
    680 14 From Our Market Correspondent OPERATORS in the industrial section of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday were marking time and with little incentive to deal price movements were still narrow and the turnover reduced. With a little over a week to go before the General
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    STOCK INDICES
    29 14 Malayan Stock Indicts April 15 A P r 18 'Industrials: 110.25 110 49 Tln«: 130.19 131.32 rubber*: 106.12 106.52 •Dec. 30, 1963 1M Dec. 29, 1962 ll»o
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    876 14 /COMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded within brackets: Industrials: Bauitaad CJ.OOO) SI ttj Ct. NaMHtC (2,000) S33S: K. tmaltsrs $4 Bk, (2.000) S4 05: Ounlsa (1.000) S2.TB; lisa ards. (1.000) S2.SS:
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    Tin price is unchanged: Rubber at standstill
    269 14 |X)R the first time for 2\ F months the Straits tin price was unchanged yesterday being declared in Penang at $526.75 per picul. The offering was estimated at 240 tons c own 5 tons. In lanaiM n Wednesday tin showed a decidedly more
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      809 15 NOTICE We are owners of undernoted vehicles let on hire purchase. The hirers cannot be traced at the addresses given. Intending purchasers of these cars should contact us. N8.2703 Morris Oxforu Diesel 1964 N8.2704 -do- 1964 NO CHEE YEW LTD.. SEREMBAN. NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that Mr. Yeo Van
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      442 15 TENDERS J.K.R. PERLIS TENDER NOTICE. Tenders will be received from registered J.K.R. Contractors in Class D and above at the Office of the Jurutera Negri, Kedah dan j Perils, Alor Star up to 3.00 p.m. of the 21st APRIL, 1964 for toe:- THE CONSTRUCTION OF ROAD FORMATION INCLUDING LATERITE SURFACING,
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      FREAK GOAL TURNS THE TIDE
      345 16 St. John's Inst 4 Commercial Inst 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A freak goal early in the second half was the rallying point for St. John's Institution who beat Commercial Institute 4-2 in the Khir Johari Cup soccer competition final at the Merdeka Stadium today. Commercial,
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      Police too good for Haikowyu
      227 16 CINOAPORE, Thurs. Police proved too good for Halkowyu in the SAPA League Div. 3C at. Fairer Park today. Police won 5-0. Police controlled play throughout and their outstanding forward was Anthony on the right wing. Anthony's defencesp.itting passes paved the way fur goal* by Kamisan
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      TOKYO STARDARDS TO BE SET MAY 1
      276 16 SWIMMING SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Malaysia Amateur SwimI ming Association will set qualifying times for the Olympic Games at Its first i executive committee meeting at Stadium Merdeka conference room In Kuala Lumpur on May 1. Johnny Tok, the secretary, said that state affiliates
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      Madureira show goal power in 5-2 victory
      409 16 rnHE TOURING Madureira Football Club played brilliantly in two spells tonight —at the start and again in the last 20 minutes to beat a Penang Invitation team 5-2 before a large, appreciative crowd at the City Stadium. But the Malaysians had their share
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      Lock icon Kingston may 'lose' C'wealth Games
      186 16 Kingston may 'lose' C'wealth Games T ONDON. Thurs. The Ld possibility that Kingston. Jamaica. May "lose" the 1966 British Commonwealth Games, unless they lengthen a swimming pool, may be discussed at a meeting here later this month. Sandy Duncan, secretary of the Games Federation, said the matter figured on the
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      TEN VI TOUR GAMES
      120 16 j£UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Victoria Institution, Kuala Lumpur, holders of the Vanderholt, Lall Singh and Foster trophies, are to make a two-week cricket tour of South Malaya this month. The team of 15 players will leave Kuala Lumpur by train on Apr. 24 and will play ten
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      ATHLETICS RAJAH TO WRITE AGAIN TO AAU
      127 16 ATHLETICS RAJAH TO WRITE AGAIN TO AAU SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore AA A committee meeting called today to discuss latest developments in the move to form a Malaysian controlling body for athletics ended after only ten minutes. The meeting discussed a circular from Malayan AAD secretary John Kanagaretnam but could
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      228 16 The Chairman Directors of THE SINGAPORE MATCHES FIREWORKS FACTORY LIMITED EXPRESS THEIR GRATEFUL THANKS TO Dr. COH KENG SWEE FOR CONSENTING TO LAY THEIR FOUNDATION STONE AT JURONG FACTORY SITE TO-DAY AT 5.00 P.M. SHARE HOLDERS: MITSUBISHI SHO|I KAISHA LIMITED. DAITO MATCH MFC. COMPANY LIMITED. WAH BEE LIMITED. ANC CHUAN
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      54 16 Dusty Springfield says '-w+ ■•'^P%Jfr [%1 eett ie rea Dusty.. .who spreads a <J lot of happiness through her songs. tears this week's... Roman Wisdo»'s f.gfct JM \TTjfl V\WJ Music as the new pain U»"- ALSO IN THIS ISSUE: The sad, depressed world tfk i A Comedian The legend of
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      75 16 SUMMARY f'KICKKT Vandrrliolt trooht iKD: Victoria Inst bt Hich School XL by 9 wk s. Hieh Srh. 33 iS.ilm 13. Zainon 5-14. KuialiagMß 3-12' VI 41-1. HOCKti. Taipinf ko: Prisons 4 Tigers 'A' 2. .Mixed match iSff. Patanli: Married 3 Staples 2. SOCCKR Charity match Pant Buntan: Kinta Indians 10
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      S'pore amateurs to put up show
      251 17 S'pore amateurs to put up show WRESTLING SINGAPORE, Thurs. Greco-Roman and freestyle wrestling as recognised in the Olympics not the professional variety of groans, grunts and play-acting will be introduced to Singapore sports fans at the Gay World on S a turday (8.30 p.m.). FOng Yeng Pew, secretary of the
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      Lock icon Leicester hold Stoke to 1-1
      347 17 SOCCER LONDON Thursday. STOKE and Leicester last night drew 1-1 in the first leg of the English League Cup final. The second leg will be played at Leicester next week. A testimonial match for Manchester City's Germanborn goalkeeper, Bert Trautmann, who is retiring this season,
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      New teams in trophy cricket
      71 17 MALACCA. Thurs. Two Army cricket teams, the 45th Regiment. Royal Artillery, and the 3rd Battalion Royal Australian Regiment, wih make their debut in the Malacca Cricket Association's Shepnerd Trophy competition which begins here on Sunday. The other teams in the tournament are: National Onion of
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      PUTRA KLANG CAN WIN FIRST TIMEOUT
      403 17  -  Epsom Jeep RACING by Gallant Defender is another newcomer to watch KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. \***** down Putra Klang as a lively out- 1 sider at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. The way this three-year-old has been striding out in training suggests that he can win
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      Lock icon Port Merion triumphs
      52 17 LONDON. Thurs. MaJ. K. Mac-Donald-Buchanan's Port Marion won the Free Handicap Stakes over 7f at Newmarket yesterday. Ridden by. champion Jockey Scobie Breasley. Port Merlon beat Wbistung Foot (Doug Smith) by two lengths. Third, another half a length away. was Piccadi ly (Jimmy Llndley). There were 23
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      TODAY'S SPORTS FIXTURES
      114 17 HOOKEY Trial: Malaysian XI v Armed Forces (XL Depot, 5.15). Services ko: Spore Police v REME (Thomson Rd>: Schools v RAF Seletar (Tanglin). SOCCER Penang Div. 2: Chinese RC v Ptc Indians (Victoria Green); Tn Bunsah Rangers v Giugor Club (D. Kramat) Div. 3A. Ramblers 'B v
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      MRA want proof of pre-ban purchases
      158 17 MRA want proof of pre-ban purchases SINGAPORE. Thurs. Horses purchmwd before Importation restrictions were imposed on Apr. 5 will be accepted foi registration by the MRA. MRA secretary D.R.H. Brown said today that owners could bring out such horses provided they can furnish written proof that the sales were made
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      Lock icon NURSE HITS 135 not out
      180 17 CRICKET CALCUTTA, Thursday. UfEST INDIAN batsman Seymour Nurse hit his second century of the match as E. W. Swantorj's Commonwealth XI raced to a seven-wicket victory over an Indian XI here yesterday. Set to make 243 runs in 180 minutes by Chandu Borde's sporting declaration,
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      Lock icon RUGBY Replay is abandoned
      99 17 RUGBY Replay is abandoned T ONDON. Thurs. Results of Rugby League and Rugby Onion matches played yesterday: Rugby League Cup semi-final replay— Oldham 17 Huh Kingston Rovers 14. Match abandoned after 12 minutes of extra time because of fading light. Score after 80 minutes 14-14. Second replay will be at
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      Big sprints at Bt. Timah
      74 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Summer Cup <6O and the Williamson Memorial Stakes (7f), each carrying $15,000 stakes and a trophy, will be run at the Buklt Timah meeting on May 17, 20 and 24. Distances are: Class One 6f and 7f: Class Three 6f or 8r
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      Lock icon Officials get 'death note'
      47 17 YESSELTON, Thurs. J Two Sabah F.A. officials here say tbey have received a "death note" threatening their lives if two persons, named in the note, were not selected for the Jesselton team as player and roach respectively for the Goode Cup competition. Keuter.
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      Lock icon KNOCKOUT
      28 17 HONOLULU, Thurs. Emlle Griffith, world welterweight boxing champion, last night knocked out Stan Harrington (Honolulu) in the fourth round of a scheduled ten-round non-title fight here.— Reuier.
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      Malacca refer dispute to MCA
      196 17 Malacca refer dispute to MCA IUALACCA. Thurs. iTI The Malacca Cricket Association's dispute with the Negri Sembilan n A. over first claims on two West Indian servicemen has now been referred to the Malayan Cricket Association, The two players Involved are Ray Bennett and Linden Miller, who are attached to
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      307 17 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 8. A string of affection? (10). 1. It s the public the army may 12. Giggles at a maiden name ha\e u> rely on (8). demand the knife (11). S. There's a place in the Bible 13. Off the football field on to the lor a
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    Lock icon Why these facilities for only foreign newsmen?
    235 18 Why these facilities for only foreign newsmen? KUCHING, Thurs. The Chief Minister. Mr. Stephen Kalong Nink k a n, told the Council Negri yesterday that the local press were given official news at the first available opportunity through the State Information Officer and the Services Public Relations organisation. He was
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    DEATHS
    83 18 MR A S. M DAM puM awmy Dfarrfuilv Hi 4 (A. Corti-Ki- leaving 3 Mount Kmilv at 4.3 a p.m on 17 464 to Rldndnry NC END MO. 22. of 470 Hiilrxtirr RoMd dtrri m motor aecldrnt on IH 4.64. il Mortuary. 1 1 mi 17 4 M O.f
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    Lock icon SABOTAGE IN SARAWAK, SABAH NOT RULED OUT
    107 18 JESSELTON. Thurs.— J Major General W. C. Walker (ahpve) Director of Operations in Borneo, said in Tawau yesterday he did not rule out the possibility of bomb explosion incidents, like those in Singapore, in Sabah and Sarawak to create terror among the population.
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    UK holiday
    25 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs —Mr. Justice Buttrose and Mrs. Buttrose have left for the United Kingdom on a holiday. They are expected back In September.
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    These 20 disloyal homes—by Lee
    319 18 These 20 disloyal homes— by Lee QINGAPORE, Thurs. "3 The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, tonight spoke of "disloyal homes" in Singapore which have been sheltering saboteurs and Indonesian terrorists. In a statement, Mr. Lee said: "The pity is that j there must be some 20 disloyal homes in
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    U Thant sends letter of assurance to Tengku
    419 18 U Thant sends letter of assurance to Tengku IT THANT, I.N. Secretary-General, yesterday sent the Malaysian Prime Minister, Teagku Abdul Rahman, a letter assuring him of his continuing interest in that country's dispute with Indcßaesia. The Secretary-General's letter was in response to a letter from the Tengku on March 27
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    LONDON STOCKS
    398 18 LONDON. Thurs. Stock mar- kets lost a good deal of steam today but there was still a certain amount of selective buying of equities and the undertone remained firm. Business was larger but more of a two-way nature. Ollt -edged were again depressed and. although there was a
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    10,000 ARE EXPECTED TO VOTE BY MAIL
    80 18 l/'UALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs. More than 10,000 ballot papers were sent today to voters away from home. These must be returned by April 25, otherwise they will not count In the elections. The major portion of the 10,000 who will be voting by
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    Seditious election pamphlets: Probe by police
    249 18  -  SAMAD ISMAIL From KOTA BHARU. Thurt. Police machinery has linn set in motion to trace the origin of seditious pamphlets and sub\crsi\e documents which the PMIP is believed to have distributed among voters as part of its election campaign This follows the public warning
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