The Straits Times, 6 May 1964

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000' r** The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    'DEAL WITH SOEK'
    256 1 Moves for mediation Tengku tells Pakistan and Japan: You should take initiative in Jakarta PI paper hails consular ties with Malaysia- MANILA, Tues. The Manila Daily Bulletin said editorially today there was widespread feeling here that closer Philippine Malaysian ties were more natural than a similar attachment
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    A summit soon, says Manila
    289 1 A summit soon, says Manila ALOR STAR, Tuesday TENGKU Abdul Rahman said here today that if Pakistan and Japan wished to mediate in the Malaysia dispute they should deal directly with President Soekarno. He said Malaysia was anxious to settle the dispute, but President Soekarno must honour any agreement reached
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    Barisan's 'leftwing unity' appeal to Dr. Lee
    511 1 Barisan's 'leftwing unity' appeal to Dr. Lee THE Barisan Sosialis tonight made a strong appeal to ex-chairman. Dr. Lee Siew Choh, to return to the told. The party called for his return "for the sake of leftwing unity." But at the same time, the men who ousted him made it
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    Cabinet meeting
    17 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The first meeting of the new Cabinet will be held next week.
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    Lock icon Butler meets Lopez
    476 1 THEN ITS TALKS WITH JAKARTA ENVOY MANILA, Tues. The British Foreign Secretary, Mr. R.A. Butler, arrived' here from Tokyo today and held separate talks on the situation in Southea s t Asia with Philippine Foreign Secretary Salvador Lopez and Indone- i a n Ambassador Nazir Pamontjak. A
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    Lock icon Thomas Cup not for Tokyo, says Jakarta
    93 1 Thomas Cup not for Tokyo, says Jakarta lAKARTA. Tues. J The Indonesian team which is to defend the trophy this month has decided not to send the Thomas Cup to Tokyo. The cup was due to leave here tomorrow together with the Indonesian team according to Radio Jakarta today. The
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    Lock icon Deadlock in talks on future of Laos
    140 1 Deadlock in talks on future of Laos VIENTIANE. Tues. The rightists and neutralists have failed to persuade the proCommunist Pathet Lao to make the coalition government work. Prince Souvanna Phouma, the Laotian Premier representing "aoth the neutralists and the rightists, held inconclusive talks yesterday with Prince Souphanouvong. the Pathet Lao
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    Lock icon Dakota lands on flat tyre
    47 1 KUCHING. Tues. A Borneo Airways Dakota flying from Kuchlng to Slbu today burst one front wheel tyre immediately after landIng at Slbu airport. The aircraft was braked to a stop in the middle of the runway. The 32 passengers were unhurt. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Impeach Maca move by PI Senator
    302 1 Impeach Maca move by PI Senator MANILA, Tues. Senator Art v r o Tolentino, a member of the opposition Nacionalista Party, yesterday asked for the impeachment of President Diosdado Macapagal for alleged "lawlessness." The senator called for the impeachment because oi Mr. Macapagal's alleged role In: CONCLI'DIXG a trade agreement
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    Lock icon Air crash kills 15
    41 1 SAIGON, Tues. A big U.S. Army Caribou transport aircraft burst into flames a few seconds after take-off and crashed today, killing all 15 people on board. It was the worst American military air disaster in Vietnam. AP.
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    Police detain a student
    50 1 KOTA BHARU. Tues. A student. Ismail bin Awang, 21. was detained by the Special Branch early this morning under the Internal Security Act. He was picked up at his house In Kampong Kota. six miles from here. Ismail is a member of the Peninsular Malay Union.
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    Postal union rejects Govt offer
    555 1 Postal union rejects Govt offer KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Union of Post Office Workers tonight officially rejected the latest Government offer of an improved wage structure for its members. This afternoon, the government published details of the new offer. The union wants: A SPECIAL salary structure for postal clerks, distinct
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    40 1 NO N ARMS IN EGYPT, ISRAEL 1 LONDON. Toes. Sir Alec Douglas-Home. British Prime Minister, said today there no evidence to support suuijestioii in newspapers yesterday that Middle baton powers (Egypt and Israel) bad nuclear weapons. Reuter I
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    Lock icon Mendez off today to Manila to be sworn in
    144 2 Mendez off today to Manila to be sworn in AFRO-ASIAN DESK rrOKYO, Tues. Mr. Mauro Mendez, new-ly-designated Philippine Foreign Secretary, said today he will fly to Manila tomorrow to be .sworn in. He will succeed Mr. Salvador P. Lopez, who has been appointed Philippine Ambassador to the United Nations. Mr
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    7,000 refugees over border
    64 2 \LA. Tu&>. The Ueanda Government said last night that 7,000 budanc.se rriuKees with 16 000 cat lie and 15.000 .-heep and kohls had entered the Karamoja district in north-east Ucanda in the past 10 days. Thus wild area naa narnoured Southern Sudanese rebels since a 1956
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    Lock icon First heavy rainfall in 19 I months—I
    76 2 First heavy rainfall in 19 I months I UONG KONG, Tues. A rx water-short Hone Kong waited expectantly under dark skies today for lurther rain after yesterdays first substantial raliifall in 19 months. Tl c Royal Observatory said ■esterday's rainfall totalled 246 inches which tiade it the heaviest since tie
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    Lock icon FINANCIERS HELD ON BREACH CHARGES
    113 2 Vi.U DEUB, Tues. Two Indian multimillionaire industrialist* Mr Ram Krishna Dalmia *<nd his son-in-law Mr Slunli Prasad Jain, were, arrested here yesterday on charges of conspiracy to commit criminal breach of trust involving 35 million rupees (about MSlB million). They were among 20 people arrested
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    Lock icon Tengku's self control—by Butler
    235 2 Tengku's self control— by Butler TOKYO, Tuesday. THE British Foreign Secretary, Mr. R. A. Butler, has said that as far as Indonesian troops continue their attacks on Malaysia, Malaysia will continue to resist and seek assistance wherever she can get it. The Asahi Shimbun, a Japanese national daily, said today
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    Lock icon AFRICA'S CHALLENGE TO OUR RUBBER INDUSTRY
    133 2 AFRICA'S CHALLENGE TO OUR RUBBER INDUSTRY WASHINGTON, Tues. Africa is "the coming rubber continent." according to Mr. Byron H. Larabee, vi c e-Dresident for rubber operations of the Firestone Tire and Rubber Company. In an article In Rubber World distributed by the Natural Rubber Bureau. Mr. Larabee said the company
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    Lock icon Children's paper tops the list
    55 2 MOSCOW, Tues. The Soviet children's newspaper. Pionerskaya Pravcia. has the bißffest circulation of any newspaper published in Russia, with 6.500.000 copies, Tass reported yesterday. The circulation of Pravda, organ of tne Communist Party. Is 6.300,000 and that of Izvestla. the Government, newspaper 6,ooo,ooo.— Reuter. KAUNDA
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    Lock icon Ministers' talk
    34 2 BONN. Tues. The Foreign Minister of the United African Republic of Tanganyika-Zanzibar-lit. Oscar Kambona. and the Defence Minister. Mr. A. B. Sijaona. arrived here yesterday for talks with West German leaders A.P.
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    Feisal's man for Malaysia
    39 2 DAMASCUS. Tues.— Mr. Omar Sakkaf, Under-secretary of Saudi Arabia's Foreign Ministry, begins a tour of the United States, the Philippines. Malaysia and West Germany tomorrow as a personal envoy of Saudi Regent. Crown Prince Feisal.
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    Lock icon Responsible opposition will be allowed: Kaunda
    161 2 T ONDON, Tues. Mr. Kenneth Kaunda, Prime Minister of Northern Rhodesia, said last night he would permit the operation of opposition parties when his country became independent "as long as they behave responsibly and constitutionally." Mr. Kaunaa. appearing in a television interview said he
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    Lock icon Tanker deal
    39 2 TOKYO, Tues. A Japanese firm was reported today to have signed a U.S. 529 million contract to export to Indonesia eight tankers totalling 10.000 tons. AP. CASEY .Commonwealth nas almost ceased to be a force for good
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    Lock icon Commonwealth co-operation at low level -says Casey
    183 2 Commonwealth co-operation at low level -says Casey- LONDON, Tuesday. THE Commonwealth today was at a low level of co-operation, Lord Casey, Australian and Commonwealth elder statesman, told the Royal Commonwealth Society in London last night. It had no general sgreement on trade, defence, or international issues at the United Nations
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    Lock icon Malaysia in IFJ
    44 2 VICHY, (France), rues.—Malaysi.i was one of six new countries named to membership In th« International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) yesterday at tha federation's seventh world congress here. The others are Argentina. th« Congo-Leopoldville. Kenya, tha Malagasy Republic and South Vietnam. A.P.
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    Lock icon Anti-white vendetta by 'Blood Brothers' reports
    212 3 U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK YEW YORK, Tues. 11 A Negro youth sought by police on a murder charge gave himself up today, amid reports that a 60-strong teen-age gang of "Blood Brothers" was conducting an antiwhite vendetta in New York's Harlem district. Wallace Baker. 18. accused
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    Lock icon Lady Churchill at premiere of "The Finest Hours9
    87 3 Lady Churchill at premiere of "The Finest Hours 9 rE Duke of Edinburgh chats with Lady Churchill at the premiere of "The Finest Hours", the film on the life of Sir Winston Churchill, at the Royal Festival Hall, London. In the background is Lord Avon who. as Sir Anthony Eden.
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    Award for man who captured a plane
    90 3 T ONDON. Tues.— A Welsh Ld Guards officer who captured an Egyptian Army transport plane singlehanded In the South Arabian Federation has been awarded the Queen's Commendation for brave conduct. Capt. John Rickett, 24. an old Etonian, drove his jeep in front of
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    Lock icon Best reporters
    41 3 NEW YORK. Tues. Mr. Malcolm Browne of the Associated Press and Mr- David Halberstan of the New York Times won Pulit«er prizes yesterday for international reporting for their work in Vietnam. They will share the 1,000 dollar award. A.P.
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    Lock icon Thant sees a need to extend UN's Cyprus job
    355 3 Thant sees a need to extend UN's Cyprus job UNITED NATIONS, Tuesday. |J THANT, the United Nations SecretaryGeneral, yesterday asked Security Council members "to devote their attention" to the question of whether the U.N. forces' mandate in Cyprus should be extended beyond the initial period of three months. The force
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    Reserves rise
    29 3 LONDON. Tues. Britain's aold and convertible currency reserves rose by £19 million in April to stand at £969 million on April 30. the Treasury announced vestCTday. ReutiT
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    Lock icon LBJ ignores dog lovers' protests
    93 3 LBJ ignores dog lovers' protests WASHINGTON, Tues.— TT President Johnson, picked one of his Beagles up by the ears for photographers again yesterday A similar gesture last week raised a storm of protest frim animal lovers, especially when the President declared the Beagles "him" and "her" liked to yelp in
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    Lock icon Negro stops civil rights debate
    87 3 WASHINGTON, Tues A well-dressed young Negro interrupted the Senates civil rights debate yesterday when he rose in the gallery and loudly criticised the poor attendance on the .J2? eiiro 'P* l slowly, asKed: How can you say you are protecting the black man when there
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    Lock icon Rusk at talks
    31 3 WASHINGTON. Tues Mr Dean Rusk, the Secretary of State will head the U.S. delegation at the Nato ministerial conference at The Hague from May 12 to 14— Reuter
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    Visit to Japan
    27 3 MOSCOW. Tues. Deputy Premier Anastas Mlkoyan will head a parliamentary delegation to Japan in the next two weeks, the official news agency Taiia reports.—UPl.
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    Aviation medal
    30 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. President Johnson bestowed the Federal Aviation Gold Medal award Jerrie Mock. 38. a housewife, who was the first woman to fly solo around the world.— AJ»
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    Lock icon Enough uranium
    15 3 OTTAWA. Tues. Canada has decided to discontinue its uranium stockpiling after June— A.P
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    Five U.S. sailors killed
    40 3 WASHINGTON. Tnes. The Navy announced here today that five sailors were killed on Saturday after walking into a mine field at Guantanamo Naval Base. Cuba. The announcement said the men died in three hi.-f B Ranter.
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    Lock icon Monorail plan to beat the rush hour —jams—
    176 3 Monorail plan to beat the rush hour jams ONDON. Tues. A i lJ plan to beat London's daily rush Ijour traffic jams monorail i travel was announced yesterday. The monorail cars, capable of whisking 100 passengers at 100 m.p.h. from suburban areas Into the city and back, "would operate only
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    Combined police bands to play
    57 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The combined bands of the Royal Malaysia Police will "Beat the Retreat" at the Singapore Padang on Thursday, 5.15 p.m. The 150-strong band will also perform a "Band Tattoo" foi school-children at the Jalan Besai Stadium on Friday at 7.30 p.m. Admission to
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    Science show
    32 4 SINGAPORE, Tuea. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Education, Inche Rahlm bin Ishak, will open a science exhibition at St. Josephs Institution, Bras Basah Road at 9 am. tomorrow.
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    Talk on books
    36 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Miss Priscllla Taylor, director of the National Library, will talk on "Books for the People" at the next luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore-West at Prince's Restaurant on Thursday.
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    Water shut-off
    24 4 SINGAPORE. Tuea.— Water will be cut off In Palm Drive, ofl Upper Bast Coast Road, tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 pm.
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    Siew Choh and backers may form a party
    600 4  -  By JACKIE SAM SINGAPORE, Tues. A new party is likely to be formed by Dr. Lee Siew Choh and supporters who left the Barisan Sosialis with him yesterday. The basic policy of such a party will be that of the Barisan Sosialis:
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    ALLIANCE VIEW OF THE SPLIT
    160 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Singapore Alliance today said that the split in the Barisan Sosialis should not be interpreted "as a change of the basic policy" of the party. An Alliance statement said: "There is no room for nationalism in Communism, although nationalism has repeatedly been
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    Wrong admission of record: Plea in Jamit, Yeow case
    637 4 fFHE trial of Yeow Fook Yuen, honorary treax surer of the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association, and its secretary. Jamit Singh, had resulted in a miscarriage of justice by a wrong admission of a record of proceedings of a prejudicial nature,
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    Judge: A pity I can't order you flogged
    573 5 AMUSEMENT PARK ROBBERY: WITNESS IS COMMENDED KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday gENTENCING a pin-table assistant at the Bukit Bintang Park to 10 years' jail the maximum for robbing a Shaw Brothers cashier at the park of $19,000 in cash, Mr. Justice Ong told the
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    Boy cried for help as sister was being —raped—
    198 5 Boy cried for help as sister was being raped pENANG. Tues. A little boy cried out in vain for help while his elder sister was being raped near their house, the High Court here was told today. "They were on their way to a shop when the girl was dragged
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    New union
    18 5 JESSELTON. Tues. A 1.000--member f-tronu PWD workers Union will be inaugurated in Band..k;in on May 17.
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    DETAINED PMIP MEN: TALKS IN CAPITAL
    124 5 ROTA BHARL'. Tues. The former Mrntri Besar of KHantun. Dato.lia.ji Ishak I niii bin Omar, left for Kuala Lumpur today to discuss with the Central (Government the fate of the three detained PMIP State Assemblymen. Thr trio, who were detained last February under the
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    The gallant one
    95 5 PNAGL'LAN. 22. who was highly praised by Mr. Justice Ong for volunteering information to the police of a $19,000 robbery of which he was an eye-witness. Mr. Justice Ong told him: "I wish to say to you that you are a citizen of this country of whom
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    Goh notes big role of supply industries
    233 5 Goh notes big role of supply industries SINGAPORE. Tuesday. I'HE Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee. A today, opened a factory which he described as "n catalytic part of the whole industrialisation process." The factory, owned by the United Industrial Paper Products Manufacturing Co., Ltd.. at the seventh-mile Bukit
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    112 5 I ONDON, Tues. The Sultan of Brunei. Sir Omar Ali Saifuddin. arrived here today from a European tour and is expected to have an audience with Queen Elizabeth this week. He will also attend a luncheon in his honour given by Mr Duncan Sandys.
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    Eight suspects detained
    33 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Police yesterday detained eight susoect gangsters in security checks seven under the Societies Ordinance and one under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance. Police also screened 2.853 Deopie.
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    Umno plans kampong goodwill committees
    112 5 ITANOAR. Tues. Perils Umno plan s to call an early meeting of party leaders to consider the formation of goodwill committees" In all kampongs throughout the State. "These committees will help to remove any misunderstandings over political sentiments expressed by rival parties in the recent
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    Lock icon Had arms without authority: 3 jailed
    122 5 Had arms without authority: 3 jailed KUCHING. Tues. Three men described at Indonesians have been jailed for eight years* ea.h on charges under the Preservation of Public Security Regulations. The men, Eddy Sugandi. 25. Francisco Sokaido, 22. and Zaini Sulalman. 23. pleaded guilty in the Kuchlng High Court last Saturday
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    Kinrara hospital is expected to close next — month—
    182 6 Kinrara hospital is expected to close next month KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Kinrara. the British Military Hospital at Puchong, eight miles south-west of here, is expected to close at the end of rvext month. It is being kept open for major operations until facilities at the new BMII at Terendak Camp.
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    CPF: Double rate of interest
    252 6 It will be credited to contributors as from Jan. 1, 1963 SINGAPORE, Tues. The rate of interest on deposits in the Central Provident Fund has been doubled from 2£ per cent to five per cent. Although this was announced today, the new rate will be
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    Registration: The last few days
    221 6 .SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE last day for National Service registration I is next Monday and all who are required to register are advised to do so without delay. More than 5.600 registered today, bringing the total on the register to 45,093. It is estimated that there
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    Star calls in to see her fans
    83 6 Star calls in to see her fans SINGAPORE, Tues. Veteran Indian film star Mrs. Savitri Ganesh decided to visit Singapore to meet "my Malaysian fans'* on her way borne after attending the film festival held at Jakarta. She spent five days in Singapore signing autographs and meeting members of the
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    THE CAT WHO WENT TO SEA IN THE ANTWERP
    177 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Two days out to sea, on the first leg of their trip from Britain to Singapore, a member of the crew of the RASC vessel Antwerp discovered a stowaway a young cat. "Top Cat", as she was named by
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    Cabinet meeting
    18 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The flr.si meeting of the new Cabinet I will be held next week.
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    Lila, 17, vanishes on her way to cinema
    166 6 Lila, 17, vanishes on her way to cinema SINGAPORE, Tues. The three-week disappearance of an Indian girl. Lila Mulchand. nas mystified her parents. Lila. 17. left her home in Kampong Heap Guan San off Telok Blangah about 2pm on April 15 to buy tickets for herself asid her mother for
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    Law department changes
    61 6 SUNGEI PATANI, Tues. Inch* H*mz.ih bin D^to Abu Samah, Legal Adviser. Kcdah. will leav» next week to take up a similar appointment in Selangor. He succeeds Inclie Harun bin Haji Idris. who has been appointed Mentri Besar of Selangor. Inch* Harun bin Mahmud Hashlm. son of Mr.
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    Union chief
    43 6 BATU PAHAT. Tues.— Mr. Ho Teclc Yin has been elected chairman of the Batu Pahat branch of the Malayan Technical Services Union. The vice-chairman Is Inche Abdul Karim bin Mohamed Salleh; secretary, Mr. Oh Chow Hun; and treasurer. Mr Aimer Singh.
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    Course for 33 teachers
    47 6 MALACCA. Tues.— Thirty-thre* teachers are attending a week'! Junior Red Cross instructors training course at the You in Hostel. Tanjong Kling. seven miles from here. The course, which began last Saturday, was officially opened by the Chief Minister, Inche Abdul Qhafar bin Bcba.
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    STANDARDS NOT DOWN DESPITE EXPANSION'
    414 6 STANDARDS NOT DOWN DESPITE EXPANSION' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. U n 1 ik c other Asian countries, Malaysii has coped with its "education explosion" with out lowering its academic standards or the salaries of its teachers, the Director of Tearher Training. Mr. Chang Mill Kee. told a conference of secondary .school
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    Sun spurs Perak in a race to a record padi crop
    246 7 Sun spurs Perak in a race to a record padi crop IPOH, Tuesday. pERAK appears to be heading for a record padi harvest of 50 million gantangs this year, although severe drought delayed planting in South Krian by about a month last year. The previous best harvest was in 1961
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    289 7 'Reluctant' MP still tops the new Speaker list^- I^UALA LUMPUR, Tues. Three top Umno leaders have been tipped to become the new Speaker of the House of Representatives succeeding Dato Haji Mohamed Noah bin Omar. Still top-of-the-llst is former Malayan Ambassador to America. Dato Nik Ahmad Kamll. despite the fact
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    Girl, 11, missing again
    58 7 IPOH. Tues. Sabebah. 11. the daughter of a Dostman. has been missing from her home here since Thursday. S. Abdul Mutalib. who reported his daughter missing to the police <taid that she was last seen playinn with some friends in her home in Greentown. This is
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    New stamping office
    30 7 TAIPINO. Tues.— The document stamping section ot the District Office here has been transferred to the Department of Inland Revenue. First Floor. Baneunan Malaysia. Kota Road. Taipinj?.
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    A strike threat over camping allowances
    195 7 I^UALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Union of Forest Employees today threatened to take industrial action over its claims for camping and subsistence allowances. "The aenlal of these allowances to forest labourers is nothing short of exploitation of the workers." the president of the union. Inche
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    JOINT ART SHOW TO RAISE STUDY FUND
    112 7 JOINT ART SHOW TO RAISE STUDY FUND SINGAPORE. Tues. Two artists, who want to further their art studies in France and other countries, will hold an exhibition of their paintings to raise the necessary funds. They are Wee Kong Chal 36. and Yeo Kirn Seng. 26. both trained at the
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    End of course
    36 7 KUALA KANGSAR. Tues— The flvf-day training course at th« Government English Secondary Girls' School attended by 43 Guiders from eight States, ended yesterday It was organised by the headquarters of the Mandarinspeaking Guiders
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    Swearing in
    38 7 MALACCA. Tues. The Chief M.nister of Malacca, Inche Abdul Gliafar bin Baba. and the new State Executive Council members will be sworn-in before the Governor, Tun Han Abdul Malek bin Yusuf at Sen Melaka. tomorrow morning.
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    MAN ACCUSED of BID TO RAPE GIRL, 8
    148 7 PENANG. Tuesday. AN eight-year-old schoolgirl testified in camera today at the trial of a man accused of tryine to rape her in a vacant house on Dec. 3 last year. K. Velu. 24, pleaded not guilty to the charge before Mr Justice
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    Selangor Mentri will be sworn in tomorrow
    190 7 I^UALA LUMPUR. Tues. The new Selangor Mentri Besar. Inche Harun bin Haji Idris, and eight other members of the State Executive Council will be sworn in on Thursday at Istana Alam Shah. Klang. before the Sultan. The eight members are Inche Taiban bin
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    Union leader to visit Tokyo
    60 7 IPOH. Tues. A vice-president of the National Union of Plantation Workers. Mr. S. Ramasaniy. will leave for Toicyo tomorrow on 1 a one-month Unesco-sponsored i tour. Mr. Ramnsamv. who Is also the chairman of the Perak branch, will meet leaders of Japanese trade unions and
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    Bosses reject arbitrator
    60 7 JESSELTON. Tues.— The dispute between the Leila Road Bus Com- pany and its employee* fixed for hearing on May 8. has been postponed indefinitely because ilie employers refuse to accrpt Mr. Chong Thien Voon as chairman of the arbitration court. They claim that Mr. Chong Is a
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    Labourer's loss
    45 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A labourer. A. Silvadurai. 35. reported lo the police today lhat thieves broke into his home in Ipoh Road last night and stole a radio and a tape recorder. He was visiting his mother in Maxwell Road at the time.
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    Mentris, Chief Ministers to appoint political secretaries
    215 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. 10 Alliance Mentris Besar and Chief Ministers are to have political secretaries. Their appointments will be subject to the approval of Tengku Aodul Rahman. A directive has been sent to the Men.tris Besar and Chief Ministers 1 to nominate their
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    TUN YUSOF WILL OPEN SPORE PHOTO-FAIR
    163 8 TUN YUSOF WILL OPEN SPORE PHOTO-FAIR SINGAPORE. Tufcs. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Tun Yusof bin Ishak, will declare open a photofair organised by the Photo graphic Society of Singapore In conjunction with the 15th Singapore International Salon of photography at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Saturday at 2.30 p.m. The
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    Fire destroys factory shed
    60 8 SINGAPORE, Tues. A dawn fire today destroyed the interior of a storage shed in the Yeo Hlap Seng Canning and Sauce Factory at Buklt Timah Road. Sacks of salted food and condemned foodftuffs were destroyed. Damage was estimated at about $300. A fire officer said sparks
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    Work on new wards soon
    30 8 BATU PAHAT. Tues.— Work :i expected to ><tart soon on building two additional wards for the district hospital here. The wards will cost about 560.000.
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    Paint firm row
    48 8 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Second Industrial Arbitration Court today resumed hearing In camera of the trade dispute between the P.A.R. Malayan Paint works Ltd. and the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union, relating to the company's application for an extension of a collective agreement between them
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    100 up dinner
    32 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Thai Consulate-General here will give a dinner on June 18 to mark the 100 th year of the establishment of consular relations between Singapore and Thailand.
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    GILLIAN, THE PIANIST, SCORES A HIT IN LONDON
    139 8 SINGAPORE, Tues. The smiling girl at the piano is 17-year-old Miss Gillian Lim of Singapore, wh6 was one of the six finalists in a music competition held in London last week. Gillian won ncr way Into the finals of the Royal Overseas
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    Expansion of varsity: Talk by Oppenheim
    87 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Dato Sir Alexander Oppenheim. the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya, will speak on "the expansion of university education in Kuala Lumpur" at 4 p.m. on Sunday at 29. Ipoh Road. The meeting, sponsored by Kuala Lumpur Psychology Club, will be
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    King, Queen to visit Singapore I army, police —units
    238 8 King, Queen to visit Singapore I army, police units KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Tang di-Pertuan Agonp and the Raja Permaisuri Agons will pay a threeday visit to Singapore from Thursday to visit army units and polictestablishments in the State. Their Majesties will be accompanied by a Minis-ter-in-Attendance. the Secretary for
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    Motorcade by Alliance
    52 8 TEL'JK ANSON. Tues. Th« Lower Perak Alliancp will hold a motorcade on Sunday to thank the electorate for returninß all tta nmp candidates in the gener.il elections. A public rally will be held on the Town padang at night to introduce the new Members of Parliament and
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    Ruler's absence delays new govt
    165 8 rpHE absence of the Va n r di-Pertuan Besar from the State has held up the formation of the new Negri Sembilan State Government His Highness is on a short holiday In Cameron Highlands. The Mentrl Besar. Dato (Dr.) Mohamed Said bin Mohamed. .said today
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    DEATHS
    75 10 1* Words tit (Minimum) JESUDASON The death took place hi Ceylon on 4-5-64 of Mr. Victor K Jesudason formerly 1- ducal ton Department Jooore. DR. CHEAH lENQ Kit Of 30 Jervois Road passed away peacefully on Tuesday May :»ih leaving behind hn beloved wife to mourn his loss The
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    IN MEMORIAM
    21 10 WmHm flit I Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY '.lack) Manning ho paused awmy on May «th 1 <••..! Rrrncmbered hv Us
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      More Power
      303 10 It is a measure of our progress that schemes which would have made big headlines a few years ago now begin with little fanfare. The Batang Padang electricity project is an example. It will be far bigger than anything yet built in Malaya. It will cost $129 million.
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      Five Per Cent
      118 10 The Singapore Central Provident Fund Board's action in raising its interest rate for subscribers' contributions from 2Vz to 5 per cent is very welcome for at least two reasons. First, of course, backdating of the increase to January 1, 1963. will bring a $10 million windfall; and
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    Nigeria arms up to battle disease
    1454 10  - Nigeria arms up to battle disease WITH MORE EDUCATION. REAL ENTHUSIASM AND NEW HOSPITAL SERVICES WHEN I see a mother like Taiwo's." said the woman doctor, "with a history of five pregnancies and no surviving child before the twins, I know we can help her. She is anxious to learn."
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    Varsity students and the Socialist Club
    375 10 T cannot agree more with your editorial comments (Btralts Times, May 2) on the Joint statement Issued by the political societies of the University of Singapore, Nanyang University and Singapore Polytechnic. However, you should have published the text so that a greater number of
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    MILADY MUST NEVER, NEVER -CRY
    303 10 MILADY MUST NEVER, NEVER -CRY- by JACK SMITH WOMEN'S beauty aids, which sometimes seem to represent the zenith of art and invention in, this society, have reached breathtaking new heights this season. There is. for example, a new polish that does not go on the finger or toe i nails,
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    'Magic eye' speed trap to be tested in public—
    240 11 'Magic eye' speed trap to be tested in public— IT UA L A LUMPUR. *V Tues. The radar speed trap equipment which has not been, heard of lor 10 months may be given another chance by the police here. The Traffic Branch and the Telecommunications Department will hold a test
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    It's jail for man who came back
    82 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. An Indonesian from Pulau Samboe, Muchtar bin Zacharia, was today jailed for one year by a magistrate's court for illegally entering the state after he had been repatriated. The court was told that Muchtar. who was repatriated on Nov 30 last
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    Flower art
    50 11 SEBEMBAN. Tues A demonstration of Japanese art of flower arrangement will be held at the Indian Association here on Thursday lrom 4 30 p.m. Mrs. H. Denis, of the Kuala Lumpur YWCA. dill Rive the demonstration for YWCA members and the public. Non-members will be 1 rrmrged $2
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    Guns found in a cemetery
    602 11 Court is told of an arrest and of subsequent digging up of graves POUR sten guns and 47 blocks of TNT explosives were found buried about one foot deep in three graves in a Muslim cemetery in Palm Drive, off East Coast Road, on the
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    Battery firm gets three-day union ultimatum
    262 11 Battery firm gets three-day union ultimatum SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Singapore Manual and Mercanr tile Workers' Union today gave the National Carbon, (Eastern) Ltd., makers of flashlight and transistor radio batteries three days to settle "v n c o nditiorally" a set of claims, or face industrial action by its 600
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    Director is acquitted
    78 11 SINGAPORE. Tues A company director, Sigurd Carl Friis-Lund, was today acquitted and discharged In a District Court on two counts of causing the death of two men by a negligent act not amounting to culpable homicide. He was alleged to have caused the death of a scooterist.
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    Decorative arts exhibition
    68 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Raja Permaisuri Agong w:ii open the exhibi.ion of modern decorative arts of Prance at the National Art Oal>ry here on May 15 at. 530 p.m. Mr Jean Coural. Administrator of the Mobilier Nationale. the organisation responsible for the collection, preservation and storage of
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    Extortion bid alleged
    75 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Three men were charged In the magistrate's court here yesterday with attempting to extort $100 from Liv Seng Klong by putting I him In fear of Injury. Abdul Ohaffar bin Ibrahim. 27. Ahmad bin Yahaya, 27. and Yaa- 1 kub bin Mohamed Yusof. 26,
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    Ong finds Americans are on our side
    114 11 Ong finds Americans are on our side VTKW YORK, Tues.— The Malaysian Ambassador to the United States, Dato Ong Yoke Lin, has found Americans on the side of Malaysia in her difficulties with Indonesia. "I've travelled throughout the country during the past month and have found wide support for Malaysia,"
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    'Shabby treatment' protest by MIC
    173 11 MALACCA, Tuesday. rpHE Malaysian Indian Congress here will submit a memorandum to Tengku Abdul Rahman, informing him about the disgraceful and shabby manner in which the state MIC was treated when, it was rejected a place in the recent elections. The decision was taken at
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    ENGINEER FOR $3.8 m. RIVER SURVEY JOB
    108 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— A I Colombo Plan engineer from Canada. Mr. J. H. Scovil, arrived here today to look into the feasibility of establishing a hydro-electric power station on the Upper Perak River. Mr. Scovil, resident engineer of the project, and six other
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    Labourer jailed six months
    58 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A labourer Balakiishnan Oopal, was today sentenced by a magistrates court here to six months Jail for > causing hurt to a woman. A. Ma- I rlamal, 50, with a scythe at Lorong Ampat, off Ang Seng Road, on Feb. 2. He was
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    A bleak future for widow and eight children
    214 11 SINGAPORE, Tues. Every Sunday morning for the past 15 years, a fishing enthusiast Abdul Samad bin Montat, 32, brought home to his wife and their eight young children his catch for their lunch. Last Sunday. AbduJ Samad loft his home in Kamponi?
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    Reinforcement
    22 11 KUCHING, Tues. The Argyll and Suntherland Highlands Battalion has arrived here to reinforce security forces now operating in the border regions.
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    To give away prizes
    33 11 SEREMBAN. Tues.— The Tengku Ajnpuan will give away prizes for the various competitions ;o be hrld at the Neeri Sembilan Women's Institute convention at the Town Hall on Saturday.
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    Cable ship for Jesselton
    69 12 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Cable and Wireless ship Recorder left Singapore at noon today for shore-end operations at Jesselton. which marks the start of the Seacom submarine telephone cable project for Joining Singapore, Jesselton and Hong Kong into the Commonwealth network. The Recorder will go to Hone
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    Expert on dilemma of our industrial growth
    422 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. MALAYSIA'S industrial development programme is in a dilemma there is an urgent need for it, but so far its growth has been ''disappointingly slow" because the country is too well off. This is the opinion of Mr. William Stewart, chief
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    Plea for salary revision
    54 12 JESSELTON. Tues. The T» wav District Itoad Drivers Union has appealed to the Government for the revision of salaries In the lower siale in view of the high cost of living in Sabah The union said if Uiat was not possible price control on the essential
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    Soprano lets out two 'secrets' of her success
    122 12 Soprano lets out two 'secrets' of her success SINGAPORE. Tues.- Famed American mezzo soprano, Miss Betty Allen (above), left Singapore today with this parting advice to budding local singers: "A beautiful voice Is not enough. You have to have sound training to nourish and build up that voice." Miss Allen
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    Union will discuss equal pay issue
    115 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE National Union of Teachers will meet on May 14 and 15 to discuss the question of equal pay for women. One of the main alms of the meeting will be to foster union consciousness among teachers. The union's general secretary,
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    Revolver seized in raid
    79 12 Revolver seized in raid JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Johore police last night seized a Britishmade Webley .38 revolver and a bullet during a raid on a hut in Kampong Melayu Mejidee, four miles from here. A man living in the hut was detained for interrogation. The arrest and seizure followed a
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    Assaulted PC
    34 12 PENANG. Tues. K. Kalimuthu. 29. was today sentenced tc two months' mil for assaulting a police constable in a back lane ofl Ka.iang Road on April 3. He had 16 previous convictions.
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    Rotary dinner
    35 12 TELUK ANSON. Tues. The Teluk Anson Rotary Club will hold its installation dinner here on June 30 to install Mr. Leo Ebbesen. secretary of United Plantations Ltd.. as president lor a second term.
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    Razak and new Mentri call on Sultan today
    73 12 KUANTAN, Tues.— The Sultan of Pahang will receive the Depu'.y Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, and a delegation of Pahang State Assemblymen in audience in his Pekan istana tomorrow. Tun Razak will present to the Sulian the new Mentri Besar or Pahanff
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    Call for congress
    27 12 JEbSELTON. Tues The Print- ing Press Employees Unions of Malaysia have called for the for- mation of a Pan-Malaysian Print- ing Press Employees Congress.
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    Fishermen from Acheh find Penang a —paradise
    238 12 Fishermen from Acheh find Penang a —paradise OENANG. Tues. Eleven Indonesian fishermen, who left. Acheh last December in a fishing boat because they were "fed up with conditions in Sumatra, have started life afresh in Malaysia. But their new-found happiness in this country is only temporary. They must leave Penang
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    Union agrees to be bound by agreement
    114 12 SINGAPORE, Tues. Tht Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union today agreed in the Industrial Arbitration Court to be bound by a collective agreement, which was entered Into between the Singapore Glass Manufacturers Co. Ltd. and the former deregistered Singapore Machine and Engineering Employees'
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    Traffic lights for junctions
    44 12 PBNANG. Tues. Th.f Cit? Councils publ.c works committee side a total sum ol 522--400 to instal traffic lights at thrr-p roac l Junctions. They will be at Dato Kramat Patani road. Beach Street— Chilli* Stra;t. and at the Magazine Circus.
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    NTUC advises strikebound firm: Face the facts about union
    201 12 rpHE Singapore Na- tional Trades Union Congress today called on the "top management" of the strikebound Grant Advertising Inc. to accept the fact that the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers Union represented most of its workers. Forty employees went on strike
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    Lock icon UK flies more troops to Aden
    354 13 UK flies more troops to Aden LONDON, Tuesday. HEADQUARTERS of the 39th Infantry Brigade Group, stationed in Northern Ireland/ are under orders to move to Aden, it was announced last night. The main body, a tactical headquarters unit of about 90 men, flew from Aldergrove, Northern Ireland, to Britain this
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    Defence mission to Burma
    37 13 RANGOON. Tues.— A 39-mem-ber Thai Defence College goodwill mission will arrive here on Thursday for a three-day official visit. The mission will Inspect Burmese defence institutions belore leaving for Calcutta on Saturday. U.P.L
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    Lock icon Jesus 'a political rebel' says Soekarno
    212 13 Jesus 'a political rebel' says Soekarno JAKARTA, Tues.— PreJ sident Soekarno said here last night Unit Jesus was a revolutionary and that the indictment that led to his crucifixion was political. The President was addressing the fifth conference of the Indonesian Council of Churches at the Bung Karno Sports Palace
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    32 13 TAIPEH. Tues. Nationalist intelligence sources here claimed today the Chinese Communist's had reinforced their forces along the Sino-Russian border recently to prevent alleged infiltrations by Russians into Chinese territory. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Moscow calls for a rebuff to Peking
    142 13 MOSCOW, Tues. The Soviet Union yesterday backed the idea of a second Afro- Asian conference to rally antiimperialist and ar.ticolonia?.ist forces. It called for a rebuff to Chinese efforts to exclude Russia from such talks. The Soviet view was set out in a
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    301 13 DEMAND TO GERMAN GOVT. JERUSALEM, Tues. The Israeli Parliame n t last night made an "urgent and vigorous demand" to the West German Goverrunent and people to bring to an immediate end the activities of German scientists and technicians in Egypt. Deputies from all
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    Lock icon Teenage curfew breakers —held
    99 13 Teenage curfew breakers held V|ANL_,A, Tues ITI More than 100 teenagers below 18 years of age were arrested last light for failing to comply with the 9 p.m. curfew order issued by Mayor Antonio Villegas. Among those arrested were four girls. Most of the minors, between seven and 14, were
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    Smugglers held
    38 13 JAKARTA. I ups. Twent.v-oua smugglers, including three women, have been arrested by an Indonesian naval patrol in Eastern Borneo waters while plying illicit trade from North Borneo, th» official Antara news agency r^ ported.— A. P.
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    End of a 17-year campaign of a wife
    253 13 FT was sunset, and tin- iron gates of 1 the prison on the tiny (ireek island of Aegina suuni; open to end 17 years of campaigning lor London teacher Betv Ambatielos. ■or out stepped her husband Tony, a political prisoner since I!M7.
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      316 13 Straits Times Crossword tt HV H liH Hi iß^ IH hlh Hh H" 8 I HJ Hfl~ WB Htf HI ACROSS 9. Still more stupefied by ten 1 Money coes on dilnk or BUI- or xam P'' 6 SSSLTSk&JSrtI" 12 Moral difficulty come, ir .bout 8. Like pistol, loaded with
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      604 14 'Continued from Pact 101 SITUATIONS VACANT Wmrd* SS (Mm.) Bex SO et: axtrm THE ADVERTISER Box A 0367 S.T. Singapore thanks all applicants. Position tilled. RELIABLE CIRL WANTED to do nousework stay-In. Apply personally, 77 Grantee Road, Spore. Tele: *****. WANTEO IMMEDIATELY Chinese General Amah European family, one small dauKhti-r,
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      1161 14 ACCOMMODATION VACANT SB Wmrd* SS Min.}— Bmx SO ets. txtrm TIME CO. Real Kstate Agents. M Jalan Yong Shook Lin. Petaling Jays* KIJ2OHS- has 3 bedroom. I storey. furnished bungalow, quiet locality in H.J. BM 2« PATTERSON ROAD Singapore available Ist June One lurnlahed room bath attached. Suitable for couple
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      840 14 OFFICE EQUIPMENT i 0 Wurd* SS (Min.)— Bax SO eta. extra HELIOPRINT PHOTO COPYING Machine tor True Copies from coloured originals in 20 sees. Sol* Agent*: Reliance Oftice Supplies. Singapore. X.L FOR YOUR REQUIREMENT in Olympia-Typewnters. Adders, Calculators. Duplicators Steel equipment Consult Singapore Typewriter Co., 34 Kobimon Road. Spore Tel:
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      931 14 FOR SALE 20 Word* SS (Min.)— Box SO et: txtrm I JANTZEN LADIES' T-shirts $6 SO. I I Swim-costume* Ladle* J10.90, Ladle*' Pyjamas. Nightdresses. Briers. Stock- I ings. Half-Slip*. More Bargain*. Luck* 17, Orchard Road (Spore). KOR ALL VARIETIES OF HOUSEHOLD COOOS AVAILABLE AT VKKV REASONABLE PRICKS. Call at:— •HUANG
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    129 16 MELBOURNE. Tues. 'J'HE flrm trend in industrials continued today with leaders fluctuating narrowly around yesterday's levels. Swallow and Ariell* tratured with a tump'oi ss. 3d. to 80s. following a further bid by Nabisco to buy Swallow and Ariells shareI at fids. Bas* mrtiiU .uicl oiK were mostly I
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    RUBBER PRICES
    260 16 \IAV first grade rubber buyer i l.a.b. ctesed at S p.m. tn Bingapere and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 68! ctnta per 1b down three-elghthr» of a crnt on Monday's closing livel for BM position The tone »as quiet and •lightly easier. R.A.S and FM RE elating prlees •n
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 16 May 5. MALAYAN KLBBKR PRJCE; rig, 1 cents (down three-eighths of a cent). TIN: 5525 (down 25 cents). Estimated offering 250 tons (up 5 tons).
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    SLIGHT AFTERNOON GAINS IN INDUSTRIAL SHARES
    592 16 From Our Market Correspondent A LTHOIGH not a very .A big movrmrnt. some industrials were a shade better on the Malayan Stock Exchange. It was the first time since before the General Election of April 25 that the section showed any signs of recovering.
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    STOCK INDICES
    25 16 Malayan stork IndurMay 4 Ma* S Industrials: 107.87 107.71 Tins: 13J.81 13i.46 S riihhorv 107.08 107.08 •Dec. 30. 1963 100 Her. '2<>. !<)«■> 111(1
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    685 16 /"OMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms ot the Malayan Slock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded "iNDUBTtTIALB: Beustead «3.000> $I.SI. (2.000) $1.82; CaW Btara <2.000) $3 32 (S.OOO) 83.31: C.T.B. ards (»00) 49s lid.: Ounlops (2.000) 52.54. (2.000, 52.52. (1.000)
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    94 16 'PHE Malayan Exchange Bank!' Am ciatien made the.-.c cnangrn In ita rates to merctianta yesterday (all rau-a to S100>: New Yarn: huyinu TT 32 u/16. airmail OD 32 13/16. BO d/»t 33 I bills. 33 1/4 trade bills. Canada: buying TT 3.1 :i s. airmail OD 35 l/J.
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    H.K. RATES
    27 16 Kont may urn U dollar w»a quoted at 0 T.'l. lor TT and catii. tttrlmi ■< quoted at 14 HO and ene tael ot tolrt II
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      981 16 f*°IoRIENTl LINES l TO AUSTRALIA S.S. "ORSOVA" (29,000 tens fully airconditioned stabilised) Deporting PENANG 17th May 1964 SINGAPORE 18th May 1964 tot Frcmantle, Adelaide, Melbourne a> Sydney. Limited First Closs accommodation available Apply to your Travel Agent or:— ISLAY KERR CO. LTD., SINGAPORE. HARRISONS 4 CROSFIELD (MALAYSIA) LTD., KUALA LUMPUR.
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      557 16 V-gyp.^ ORIENT MID -EAST LINES F^^ GREAT LAKES SERVICE FAST DiRECT SAILINGS FROM SINCERE AND MALAYA TO CANAOIAN AND U.S. GREAI LAKES PBRIS. Sing2[*ore P y^arn fenirg Montreal IS "IENOBIA MARTINI" 11 21 Mi, 21 22 Mi, 23 24 Ml) 21 Jeae Ss' "ORIENT TRADER" 11 .aae 21/22 Jeaa 23/24
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      221 16 EMBSUNti tUDOPt SERVICE •mtaoeo ■•••■I Marseilles. Barleaai. Nana. TAYCA 13 15 Miy 11/ II Ma| 11 Majr Dunkirk. Astwerp. Retteries, Haaluri. Breaiea SOUTH I QEST AFRIO UMICt TIDRA. •;il*lia» Bajrtta i 24 5). Port EhHdet* (27/51. CSJIHui (21 5), Watadi iJ/l). Port Harcourt. Lafos (1 > Lom'. Terra. Tarorati, Freetown,
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    218 17 wharvti or expected today are: si-denak N \V. 1. Tronoh N.W. 2/3, Ijirut N.W. 4, Letonic N.W. 5. Salmara < 5, Pyrrr.us 10/11. Coromandel 13/14, Kinabaiu 21 L'- 1 Southern Comet <1) a 24, Southern Comet (1) 25/26, Sook B« IT. siaoe 25. Mar Antarea .11 '32.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    204 17 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) May I. Three months. INDUSTRIALS I 14 cts. M. Box 38 cts. Dimlopa 18 cts. M Containers 16 eta c ly I>ev. 6 cts. McAllster 17 cts. K. Bm*lt*rs 30 ctaM. Invest, 15 eta. i -«o 1H cts. OCBC Tl eta. Irrt. Dlsp. IS cts. Rothrnans
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    71 17 CHINESE Produce Exchafigs, Sines.* port noon priMe par pUul jrsstarday. Coconut oil i bulk »4Si sellers, drum MM orders. Oopra: May/Juno UK/Continent umiuotrd. Pipptr: MuntoK white J147 sellers, Sarawak white $1 45 sellers, special Sarawak black $1-0 sellers, garbled LaunpaM Ma* SI-5 sellers, ASTA ***** seller Sinxaport Coconut
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    Pahang Consol.
    26 17 r.ili.iiiC < (inscil ciushed 17.500 tons of ore in April and the output of tin concentrates was lode 100 tons and trlbutor's alluvial 3.7 tons.
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    Rubber crops
    14 17 April rubber crops Included Sunirri Tokang 61,000 lb. and li-mrrloh 76.200 lb.
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    Tin price falls 25 cts: "Strike" affects rubber
    413 17 The Malayan Rubber Market opened ntrady yesterday morning on Improved Landon advlctt with sellers holUiru u'f The higher levels, however, attracted nme •tiling and the HM im not sustained. The markit continued to be influenced hy reports from the Mdtration on the
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      173 17 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th.a Japan Tourist Service of the Arcade, Room 31 Ist Floor, Urines Plate. Singapore has ci umged its name to Japan Tourist and Transportation Corporation. Nonce is iurtlier given that Mr. K.riiarci Ku.ui Chuan Siak who ni lormerly the Managmg PartDCf ol Japan louribi Service
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      592 17 J.K.R. NOTICE The public are hereby informed that the Bailey Bridge at 37H mile Klang Sabak Bernam Road I.E. at Tanjong Karang Town will be closed to traffic between the hours of 10.00 p.m. to 6.00 a.m. from 11.5.64 to 10.8.64 to enable repairs to be carried out. ESTATE FOR
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      850 17 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I. Lim Kirn Seng of No: 42. Oei Tionc Ham Park, Singapore, have applied for a 2nd Class Public House licence in respect of premises No: Lido Cinema. Orchard Road. Singapore, and that this application will be heard in the Court of the
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      1635 17 MALACCA J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received from registered P.W.D. Contractors in Class "D" and above up to 3.00 p.m. on 20th May, 1964 at the office of the "Lite Engineer. Malacca For CONSTRUCTION OF MINOR POLICE STATION AND QUARTERS AT HUTAN PERCHA. ALOR GAJAH, MALACCA. All particulars may
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      82 17 TENDERS JABATAN KERJA RAYA, PERAK TENDERS for the Transport of materials within the District of Lower Perak from Changkat Jong and Kampar Talam Quarries will be received at the Office of the Jurutera Negeri. J.K.R.. Perak. Ipoh up to 3.00 p.m. on 14th May 1964 for period 15th May 1964
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      724 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS I Applications are Invited from Federal Citizens for appointment as a Temporary Development Assistant In the Ministry of Health, on the salary scale of $352x14-422 plus cost of living' allowance at current rates. 2. Candidates should have passed the Cambridge Oversea School Certificate Examination. Preference will be given
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      551 17 AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL VACANT LAND at FARRER ROAD off Bukit Tinah Road nrar thr 41 m.s. NASSIM tfc CO. (SINGAPORE) LIMITED will offer for «ale Lv PIBI.K \l I ion in Ihrir sale-rooti. Nov 4-1 t ollvn Quay. Singapore, on TUESDAY, IMk Ma* iiiiU at 2.30 p.m. Approx.
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      Poh Seng and Paul are off to Asian meet
      212 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysian schoolboys Tali Poh Seng and Paul Choo left here today for Manila to compete in the first Asian junjor tennis championships which begin on Saturday. Poh Seng. 18, is from Penang where he first competed In the
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      Tarzan II looks good
      854 18 WITH THE GOING IN HIS FAVOUR HE SHOULD STRIKE WINNING FORM THIS AFTERNOON \yiTH THE GOING likely to be yielding today, Tarzan II looks a '"good thing" in the last race at Penang. Tarzan n handles any going but is most effective on a wet track.
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      PENANG—2nd DAY
      1516 18 PENANG— 2nd DAY CARD KEY A letter after the horse's name Indicates tlw type of going preferred: f fast: g good; s soft: li heavy; a any. Bettlna: forecast: (SF> strongly fancied; <Fi fancied. "Apprentice allowances: Soaidl, P. K. Leong and Lim 3-lb; Chong and Dragon 5-lb: others 7-lb. Race
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      TODAY'S SPORTS FIXTURES
      192 18 SOCCER Spore Badness FA Dtv 1: Hongkong v Wearne (Far-i rer Pki Wv. t: Netherlands vi Metal Box (Serangoon Rd): Ma-! laysian Airways v Mercantile Bank- Eveready v Borneo (bo'hj matches at Farrer Pk>; Dlt lAi Harper GllAUan v Sime Darby: i Jardine Waugh v Cycle ts.
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      Coaching course
      74 18 IPOH. Tues.— The Sabah AAA have submitted 22 names for enrolment in the caretaker Malaysian AAU's coaching scheme. B;)sil Flinter, chairman of the coaching committee, said this response from Sabah was "most encouraging." He attributed thus "surge of enthusiasm" by Sabah to the recent visit to Sabah by
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      Lock icon UTRILLO FOR CHESTER CUP
      101 18 LONDON. Tues. Utrillo owned by South African J. S. Gerber. Is among 14 acceptors for the Chester Cup to be run over 21 miles and 77 yards at Chester tomorrow. The acceptors, with probable jockeys: Tanavar (H. Greenaway) 9.0; Bally Royal (L. Piggott) and Credo (P.
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      150 18 RACING by KpiiMM J— p M'SOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race I BELLE BLUE Coronation Park I'rodurer PRODUCER Belle Blue Coronation Park ARIGATO Sihcr Dragon Diamond Plus CHICKEN BESI Belle Blue Helena (APT. GUIDE Diamond Plus Gallant Turk Kac« t DIAMOND PLUS Silver Dracon Captain's Guide LARATOR
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      OCM FORMED WITH TUN RAZAK AS CHIEF
      429 19 OCM FORMED WITH TUN RAZAK AS CHIEF 'ALL SET FOR FULL MALAYSIAN EFFORT' JHE OLYMPIC Council of Malaysia came into existence today at a meeting which the chairman. Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak, said had been carried out "very sue-, oessfully and pleasantly." "We are now ready to make
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      104 19 Indonesia out— Mayer LAUSANNE, Tnes. Indonesia will not take part in this year's Tokyo Olympic Games. Otto Mayer, Chancellor of the International Olympic Committee yesterday received a letter from the Indonesian Olympic Committee saying they rpfuvd to recognise the Olympic rules. "They have thus automatically banned themselves from the 1964
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      Lock icon Aik Huang told to rest for a few days
      245 19 BADMINTON TOKYO, Tues. The Malayan Thomas Cud badminton team are pressing on with their training in, preparation for their inter-zone semi-final against Denmark here on May 14--15. Since their arrival on Saturday, they have been exercising for an hour each morning
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      SUMMARY
      53 19 SOCCER Necri Div. 1: Negri CRC 5 Malays 0. Spore Div. 2D: Junior AA 2 SCC 0. Dlt. 1: Tan Tock Seng Hosp 2 Sukaramai 2. Div. I A: Raja jl 5 SRC 0. Ipoh Di*. 2: Perak River Hydro 3 Menglembu SC 1. Div. 3: Borneo 8C 4
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      Vietnam accept invitation
      64 19 KUALA LUMPUR, i'ues.— South Vietnam is the fifth country to have accepted the P.A. of Malaysia's Invitation for the Seventh anniversary Merdeka soccer tournament here tentatively scheduled to start on Aug. 23. The others are Formosa, the defending champions, Japan (run-ners-up) Burma and Thailand. India. Pakistan. South
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      Aussies keep struggling
      434 19 CRICKET from JACK FINGLETON: Bristol. Tuesday TT IS difficult to expect bright batting on a dull 1 day when a cold wind is howling in from the Atlantic. So the Australians had to struggle here yesterday, the difficulties of the weather being added to by this rather
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      SCOREBOARD
      82 19 GLOUCESTER Ist Inns 117 AUSTRALIANS Ist Inns Simpson run out 14 Lawry c Young b Allen 106 Redpath b Cook 43 Porter b Mortimore 53 Booth not out 99 Martin c Brown b Allen 2 Extras 14 TOTAL (for 5 dec) 271 Wku fell at: 55 167. 169. 268.
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      42 19 LONDON. Tues. lan Davidson, the Preston half-back who lost his place in the PA Cup final team after being suspended by the club for a "breach of discipline," is among the 22 players retained by the club for next season.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Barrington 55 and 5-46
      167 19 LONDON. Tues. Close of play scores in yesterday's cricket matches in Britain: Lord's: MCC 210 (Horton 68. Fletcher 44. Barrington 5-46). Surrey 200-9 (Barrington 55, Willett 40). Chlppenham: Hants bt Wilts by 120 in one-day knockout match. Hants 201 in 59.4 overs (Barnard 55) Wilts 81
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      247 19 Malaysians to play 8 Tests in India KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Malaysian hockey team will play eight "Test" matches against India in their 16-match tour: there this month spread over 25 days. According to the latest dates confirmed by the Indian Hockey Federation, the Malaysians will play their first match
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      236 19 TecalemiY Meets the need of speedy and efficient service for cars and commercial vehicles. The Tecalemit air-operated \^^B^^^ hydraulic lift is indispensable x^^^^^ in the modern serv>ce bay. -==s^^^^.^^^ Its outstanding features en- sura Its high efficiency and *-"^**^*Z^S'^i3l osy operation, combined with exceptional strength. ASS^K^WKi^ WRtC^JS^I AIR COMPRESSORS sf^S^mlmi
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    Helicopter landing Violation of air space'
    207 20 Helicopter landing Violation of air space' I^UCHING. Tues. IV Sarawak's Deputy Chief Minister. Mr. James Wong, today described last Wednesday's sneak landing by an Indonesian helicopter on a coastal beach near here as "a de- liberate violation of our air space." My only regret is that we did not catch
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    Refuse dumping
    39 20 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Health Minister. Mr. Yong Nyuk Un, to- I day made a four-hour tour of several rural areas to make an on-the-spot study of lefuse collection, and dumping In connection with the spring cleaning campaign.
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    Tengku heads big victory drive in Kedah
    251 20 Tengku heads big victory drive in Kedah- A LOR STAR. Tues.— A very happy Tengku Abdul Rahman this evening headed a big victory procession of a mile--1o n g motorcade to thank the people in his and other constituencies in North Kedah for voting the Alliance into power. Accompanying the
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    32 20 JAKARTA. Tues. President Soekarno has called meetings of his supreme advisory council from tomorrow to Friday. It Is expected to support the President's plans in the antiMalaysia campaign. UPI.
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    Sebatik curfew
    31 20 JESSELTON. Tues— A dusk-to-dawn curfew has been imposed on the Malaysian par*, of Sebatik Island and the territorial waters off the Tawnu district on the east coast of Sabah
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    Labour gains
    28 20 LONDON. Tues. The British Labour Party today claimed a net gain of 29 seats so lar in early results from the week's Municipal balloting throughout Britain.
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    Russia unveils her new 'twin rockets'
    53 20 A TRACKED tank-like vehicle trundles along in Moscow in the annual May Day parade earning a pair of Russia's latest ground-to-air missiles. The rockets, about 30-ft. long, had large fins 'fore' and 'aft,' indicating that they are designed to travel in the earth's lower
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    SPLIT CAUSE: 'HOW TO SERVE SOEK BEST
    310 20 SPLIT CAUSE: 'HOW TO SERVE SOEK BEST SINGAPORE, Tues. The Barisan Sosialis split over how best Indonesian expansionism can be served, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, Minister for Culture and PAP political bureau director, said today. In a statement on the break-up of the left-wing party, the Minister said: "The man-power registration
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    334 20 LONDON. Tues. Uncertain I conditions prevailed in the stock market today and although once again many root! features deve.loped on company statements and otlier specific factors, the underlying tendency was easier. Leading industrials mostly lost ground but the falls were small. Gilts, had another quiet
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    RUBBER
    51 20 LONDON, Tues. Spot 20 &d., June 20>2d., July 20-9 I6d, Aug. 20 »d.. July Sept. 20 \d Oct. Dec. 20-11 16d., Jan. Mar. 20-11 16d., Apr. June 20-11 16d., July Sept. 20-11 16d., Oct., Dec. 20-11 16d.. c.l.f. May 20 T ,d.. June 20-5 16U, July 20-5 16d Tone:
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    TIN
    26 20 LONDON. Tues Buyers £1044. sellers £1046. Forward buyers £1044. sellers £1045. Settlement £1042. Turnover a.m. 15 tons. p.m. 10 tons. Tone: Very steady but! inactlYe.
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