The Straits Times, 11 September 1964

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135.000 The Straits Times KDN 731 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1964 15 CENTS Estd. 1845.
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    Mr. Four Per Cent
    110 1 Mr. Four Per Cent JAKARTA, Thurs. President Soekarno has revealed that he gets a kick-back for purchases from foreign countries. Announcing a "personal gift of a US$B7O,OOO planetarium to the people, he said the planetarium, bought from East Ger- One after another they stand up to pledge loyalty in hour
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    A BIG, BIG 'YES'
    754 1 OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS KUALA LUMPUR, THURSDAY THE Dewan Ra'ayat today gave its full endorsement and support to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong's emergency proclamation cf Sept. 3 and the Government's all-out effort to defend Malaysia in the face of aggression by Indonesia. When the vote was called
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    Schools again in S'pore from Monday
    314 1 Schools again in S'pore from Monday- SINGAPORE. Thurs. All schools, with the •■xcoption of 23 in the Gcffiiag Serai- Joo Chiat art-us. will be reopened on Monday, it was announced today following a virtually trouble-free day. And with off-curfew hours in most parts of the State extended .mother two hours
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    Lock icon For all to see-until Russia said 'no'
    48 1 - lIEAD of the Malaysian U.N. delegation. Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato 11 Abdul Rahman, presenting the evidence of Indonesian aggression in Malaya in the Security Council yesterday. But the Council's Russian chairman later ordered the exhibits to be removed. UPI radiophoto.
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    Lock icon Britain joins in call to condemn Sock
    592 1 BRITAIN last night strongly backed Malaysia's charge of aggression by Indonesia and joined her Commonwealth ally in urging the Security Council to condemn the Indonesian attacks. Sir Patrick Dean, the British delegate. said the 11 -nation organ, which last night adjourned until tomorrow,
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    MALARIA IN SPORE AFTER 7 YEARS
    99 1 MALARIA IN SPORE AFTER 7 YEARS OINGAPORE, Thurs. Malaria has broken out in Singapore after a seven-year lapse —in Fuyong estate at the 9 m.s., Bukit Timah. So far, 19 people out of an approximate population of 4,000 in the one-square-mile district have been affected. Of these, 13 are children
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    Mounting toll
    36 1 CHICAGO. Thurv Accidents claimed the lives of 50.000 Americans during the first .six months of this year, the National Salety Council reported here This compared with 47.700 deaths in the corresponding period last year.
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    S'pore crack down on leftists
    301 1 S'pore crack down on leftists CINGAPORE. Fri. Several hundred Special Branch men and divisional police early today cracked down on the Barisan Sosialis and left-wing unions, which form the industrial base of the pro-Communist front organisation in Singapore. Small raiding parties fanned out from the Special Branch headquarters in Robinson
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    STOP PRESS
    40 1 U.S. FLAG TORN TO PIECES JAKXKTV Thurv— Demonstrating youths mobbed Anierit in Consulate in sur.ihay.i. Eastern lava, pulled down coat of arms from ConMil.ite fate »nd tore American flag to pines and replaced it with Indonesian one (PI
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    Lock icon Stop this international brigandage: Ismail
    1963 2 Malaysia tells Security Council of calculated Indonesian aggression carefully planned and skilfully organised MALAYSIA asked the United Nations Security Council yesterday to condemn Indonesia for international brigandage. Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, Malaysian Minister of Home Affairs and Justice, told the Security Council
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    Lock icon War or peace? It's up to Malaysia to decide: Indonesia
    1143 2 INDONESIA told the 1 Security Council that it was up to Malaysia to decide whether she wanted peace or war with Indonesia. Dr. Sudjarwo Tjondronegoro, Indonesian Deputy Foreign Minister, said his country had gone "very far" In its attempt to
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      249 2 *i r^^R fi^k i Wk I Men who guide the destinies of the world wear Rolex watches V? m wk Va IS J r ol r j kSH W** You know their names as you know your own. "s^^^ *"-C^» You have seen their faces in a thousand news- -JtmOfC~*^
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    Lock icon MAKARIOS THE FOOD BLOCKADE OF TURKS
    175 3 MAKARIOS THE FOOD BLOCKADE OF TURKS VICOSIA, Thurs. x President Makarios, under pressure from the U.N. Peace Force, has agreed to call off the food blockade of 15.000 Turkish Cypnots in the cities: of Famagusta and Larnaca. The Turks in Efka. Kokklua and Nicosia are still, however, blockaded, the UN
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    Lock icon Mr. Prime Minister
    41 3 SAIGON. Thurs. The South Vietnamese PrimiMinuter. Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh, was asked at hi> press conference today why he was wearing civilian instead of military clothes. Gen. Khanh laughingly re plied: "I am Prime Minister before General." Reuter.
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    Lock icon New plan for union of West Europe
    255 3 Spaak asks Common Mart Six to adopt scheme Paul-Henri Spaak, Belgian Foreign Minister, yesterday urged the six members of the European Common Market to adopt a new plan for a political union of Europe on a three to five years trial basis. Observers
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    Lock icon U.N. mediator in Cyprus dies
    48 3 HELSINKI, Thurs.— Mr. Skari Tuomioja, the Finnish United Nations mediator in Cyprus. has died Mr. Tuomioja had a stroke In Geneva on Aug. 16 and had been unconscious most of the time. On Sept. 3 he was flown to Finland to hospital.— Reuter.
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    House in a frenzy—then victory for Dr. Banda
    178 3 House in a frenzy then victory for Dr. Banda yOMBA (Malawi), Thurs.— I* The Prime Minister. Dr. Hastings Banda. last night received a unanimous vote of confidence from Parliament over his handling of foreign policy. The vote was preceded by frenzied scenes in the House during which the Education Minister,
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    Lock icon Implementation of Press law postponed
    77 3 Implementation of Press law postponed SEOUL. Thurs.— ttouth Korean President Park Chung Hee mad* a major concession yesterday to vigorous protests against the controversial Press control law and postponed indefinitely the implementation of the law. The Presidential Press secretary, Mr. Pak Sang Kil. told newsmen President Park had decided to
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    Lock icon Communism now facing a three-way split
    205 3 Communism now facing a three-way split LONDON, Thurs— High Communist sources warned yesterday that international Communism is threatened with a new major breakaway development that could split the world movement three ways. A Communist "third force" was said to be urder consideration by parties which want independence from both Peking
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    Lock icon Russia accuses Japan
    56 3 MOSCOW. Thurs. The Boviet Government has complained fo Japan that the U.S. has made use of Japanese territory for "aggressive actions" against North ViPtnam. Tass quoted a statement published here last night as saying that Japan bore a big responsibility for aggravation of the situation and "provocations"
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    Lock icon Land ho!—after 10,000 miles alone on raft at the age of 71
    400 3 Land ho!— after 10,000 miles alone on raft at the age of 71 VITILLIAM Willis, the 71-year-old sailor, explorer and author, yesterday completed an epic single-handed 10,000-mile crossing of the Pacific by raft after a life-and-death struggle when an accident partly paralysed him in mid-ocean. He beached his steel raft,
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    Panic as rebels near Congolese city
    118 3 I EOPOLDVILLE, Thurs. Europeans In Coquilhatville yesterday appealed for aircraft as they prepared to flee this important wnstern Congalese city in the face of advancing rebel warriors Coquilhatville, capital of Cuvette Central Province, was reliably rrportad to be near panic. The Leopoldvillc Government said
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    Lock icon Up to $1,200 p.m. pension in pact
    131 3 Up to $1,200 p.m. pension in pact r)ETROIT, Thurs. Chrysler Corporation and the United Auto W o r k c r s ar«nounced agreement yesterday on i a new labour contract. The announcement came i less than an hour before the !10 a.m. deadline set by the union for a
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    Lock icon Farmer's suicide
    42 3 BILASPUR (India), Thurs.— A farmer in this central Indian village committed suicide by jumping in front of a train after beating his bullock to death in a rage Bullocks, though not as sacred as cows, are venerated in Hindu India.—AP
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      115 4 TEACHERS Scotch Whisky is now available throughout Malaysia There's international agreement that there's more to be said for one bottle of Teacher's than a case of ordinary Whisky. Unmistakable character! Unmistakable flavour! As a stengah! As a whisky ayer! On the rocks! Ask for Teacher's Scotch Whisky at your favourite
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    The Ack-Ack men land in Changi
    280 5 Don't go hunting, says Ministry KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Malayan hunters were today urged to forgo for the time being- their weekend jungle expeditions, especially in Johore there operations against Indonesian invaders are now on. Co-operation in this respect, j a spokesman for the Ministry
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    Two teenage girls reported missing
    102 5 PENANG. Thurs.— Two girls have been reported missing in Penang. K. Rajahpary. 15. left her home iti Aboo Sittee Lane on Saturday morning after idling her mother, M Letchenu, she was going out to find work. -That was the last I nw tar." Letchemi told
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    Letter to P.M
    40 5 TAIPING. Thurs. Officers and staff of the Prison Department of Malaysia unanimously decided at a meeting here to .send a letter to the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, pledging their loyalty to the Government .iti.nnst Indonesian, aggression.
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    EMPLOYERS HAIL UNION'S 3-POINT PLAN
    189 5 SINGAPORE, Thursday. I J'HE Singapore Employers' Federation today welcomed a three-point plan announced by j the Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union to help the State recover from the economic effects of the recent disturbances. The plan was outlined by the union general secretary. Mr. T.
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    'Goddess gave me a knife'
    105 5 A LOR STAR, Thurs. A padi planter, accused of killing an estate clerk, told the High Court today he was praying in a temple one day when he went into a trance. "I then saw a goddess who handed me a long knife." M. Manickam.
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    Lock icon Substantial aid, or we may have to start tightening belts: Tan
    393 5 r rOKYO. Thurs. A Mahiysiar, Finance Minister. Mr. Tan Slew Sii\ will have further conferences with the nations chief Commonwealth allies later this week on tinancial and military assistance. Informed sources, meanwhile, reported that the U.S. Treasury Secretary. Mr.
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    Lock icon Welcome Malayans to Sabah, says Minister
    210 5 Welcome Malayans to Sabah, says Minister- lESSELTON, Thurs.— Malayar/5 coming here are not set to colonialise Sabah. the Deputy Chief Minister, Inche Harris bin Mohammed Salleh, said today on arrival from Kuala Lumpur after a 10-day visit. He said the Malayans "are here to help us and w?ll not seek
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    Dato Albar ordered to test again in hospital
    100 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. U_mnos secretary-nen-erai, Dato Syed Ja'afar Albar, has been ordered to rest lor a few days in the General Hospital here. Dato Syed Albar was admitted to the hospital on Tuesday. Hp bl 'progressing satisfactorily", a spokesman of the hospital
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    Charged with having parts of grenade
    63 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mohamed Nor bin Abdul Rahim, 35 a fitter, was charged in a magistrate's court today with unlawful possession of ammunition component parts of a homemade "pine grenade." He was alleged to have committed the offence in a house in Lengkong Tiga. Changi.
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    12 off to UAR for studies
    51 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Twelve Malaysian students whose studies were interrupted in Indonesian universities left by air yesterday (or the United Arab Republic to further their education They were among 30 students who returned home when Malaysia broke off diplomatic relations with Indonesia a ve&r
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    Four Indons held
    30 5 PARIT BUNTAR. Thurs. Marine police intercepted a small boat, oft the Kuala Kurau coast vr"»rriav and four Indonesians, reported to be unarmed, are being held for questioning
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    Council meeting
    25 5 KUALA LIPIS, Thurs. The I Pahang State Executive Council meeting will be held at the Town Council conference room here on Sept. 24.
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    Windfall soon for 60,000
    200 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. CIXTY thousand manual workers of the Government in Malaya will shortly get a windfall one month's pay amounting to an average of $100 each. This is a result of the conversion of their service scheme from daily to monthly rates of pay irorr.
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    Population up by another 136,000
    87 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The population of Ma- laysia increased by 136.505 during the six months ending Dec 31 last year, bringing the total to 10.810,688. Official "estimated" statistics as at that date show that the population of Malaya was 7.703.520. Singapore 1.799.400. Sabah 498.031 and
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    'Help Govt get rid of Indon agents9 plea
    173 5 'Help Govt get rid of Indon agents 9 plea SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyulc Lin. today appealed to the people of Singapore in help the Government to got rid of Indonesian agerts trying to destroy the country. He said that these tgenti and sympathisers were behind
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    Development: Total raised to $1,055 mil
    486 6 A NUMBER of new schemes were added to the Government's first development plan for 1961-64, while some proposed schemes were dropped. This has resulted in a net increase in the size of the plan by $184.34 million, from $871.20 million to $1,055.36 million. This
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    484 6 IN AND OUT BY AIR THB following In today's schedule of civil jurcra ft movement)! at Paya Lcbar airport. Singapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: From London. Damastiu. Karachi. Calcutta, Kuala Lumpur iBA 794) 6.10 p.m.: from London. Zurich. Tel Aviv. Teheran. Bombay, Colombo (BA 712) 7.40 p m. from Sydney, Darwin
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    All schools (except 23) to Ire-open Monday
    524 6 All schools (except 23) to Ire-open Monday SATURDAY CLASSES FOR REST OF TERM A LL schools which were closed last Friday when the curfew was suddenly imposed will re-open on Monday except for X\ schools in the Geyfaffig Serai and .100 Chiat areas, where there is still a day curlew.
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    A Malay leader's unity appeal
    211 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs The president of the City Malay Youths Association. Inche A.K. Surattee today warned of the "ominous realities" confronting the nation, and called upon the people to unite as one powerful, national force to fight "the enemy." Inche Surattee in a statement said: "From
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    MINISTER WARNS OF TRAP BY RI AGENTS
    218 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Minister for National Development. Mr. Lim Kirn San today said there was no feeling of hatred among the races in the recent happenings here. He had come to this conclusion, he said, after tourIng the troubled spots. Mr. Lim was
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    More adult classes resume today
    74 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Adult Education Board today announced that certain categories of classes would resume on the usual days and times with effect from tomorrow. They are: Typewriting and dress-malcinK classes; language and literacy classes in centres outside the Geylant? Seiai-Joo Chiat curfew area; special
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    RALLY-TO-GOVT CALLS BY 4 MORE UNIONS
    270 6 RALLY-TO-GOVT CALLS BY 4 MORE UNIONS HPHREE trade unions in Singapore today jointly x issued a statement today calling on the workers to be on the alert against attempts at subversion from within and from external aggression. They asked workers to be resolute in their aim to crush the saboteurs,
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    Dinner, show are now off
    44 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The South-East Asia Photographic Society and the Tithes DrnMl and Photo Supply Limited today announced the cancellation of tomorrow night's prize-giving dinner. The Hua Vi Government Chinese Middle Schools students exhibition on Saturday has been postponed indefinitely.
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    HORROR SIEGE COST 100,000 MEN /STRAITS\ / TIMES I I Special I \ Feature/
    1825 7 HORROR SIEGE COST 100,000 MEN /STRAITS\ TIMES I I Special I Feature/ PORT ARTHUR, WHERE JAPAN ENTERED THE 20 th CENTURY ON January 2, 1905, the longest and most terrible siege in the history of modern warfare ended when the white flag of surrender was hoisted above the shot-blasted forts
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    DEATH
    70 8 :a H.>,,/, ut i Minimum, MRS CHEONC WAI KONC n. l.ok iKi.iwd away i luth .Mn k her beloved bunhand. 1 .ion*. Mln H..ni. Mm «'h*c. 7 .t:nithter!i 1-oonK Yin. yuee Vln Hcxint; Yin. Mm. Yeo Koon Rmt, Mrs Sim Mn \ndr.v i.nn Mrs Bett) Khons Ita K'lit. 4
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    59 8 It Hnra 1 Sit f Minimum) FAMILY OF THE L*te Mrs Lea ■al riiunk mends. relmti\m for their assistance. reams. atrolle duriDK their recent bereaveMRS GANAPATHY and family uiah to thxok frlenda and relatives for their kind attendrncr. wreatiia and meaaagaa ot condolence at the funeral of tbe late
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    The straits Times Friday. September 11. 1964. A Moment Of Truth
    575 8 The straits Times Friday. September 11. 1964. A Moment Of Truth In part the Indonesian reply in the U.N. Security Council to Malaysia's charges of blatant and inexcusable aggression is stronger meat than anything Dato Ismail has said. Confrontation will continue, Dr. Sudjarwo told the Coun- til. until Malaysia is
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    Tengku Warns
    449 8 Malaysia has the loyal support of all but a small minority of her citizens. This has been established through the ballot box. It has been continued by the splendid manner m which the people have co-operated with the Government in operations against infiltrators. Within the minority j who
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    Cholera Toll
    158 8 The cholera epidemic on the East Coast continues to produce statistics far more depressing than the occasional reports of further cases. For example. 16 known deaths from the disease in the past month do not necessarily represent an improvement on the average toll of a death a day
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    TRAITORS !
    2693 8 TRAITORS The motion < THE Prime Minister, True ku Abdul Rahman, made the following speech when he moved this motion in the House of Representatives yesterday That this House fully supports and endorses the Proclamation of Emergency laid before the House as Command .m Paper No. 25 of 1964. BEFORE
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    Tan gets British aid for free . lunches –
    179 9 Tan gets British aid for free lunches LONDON. Thurs. The Oxford Committee for Famine Relief, London, has agreed to finance further the Malayan Council for Child Welfare's "free lunch" programme. This was stated by the president of the Council. Mr. B. H. Tan. here yesterday before he left for home.
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    Worker fined
    32 9 BUTTERWORTH. Thurs. a! labourer. Ooi Lye Hin. 65, was today fined $2,562 on two charges of having a manufacturing still and duti. ble liquor at Kampong Bahru on Auk. 19.
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    Lock icon Truth will out says Lee
    246 9 SINGAPORE'S Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said last night he believed the uncommitted countries of the world were understanding more fu 1I v Malaysia's point of view in her dispute with Indonesia. He was answering questions after meeting informally with journalists at his London
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    $7,880 HAUL FROM BANK DIRECTOR'S HOME
    112 9 $7,880 HAUL FROM BANK DIRECTOR'S HOME KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A thief entered a bank director's bungalow in Pudu Road here and stole a total of $7,880 in cash and jewellery in daylight yesterday The bungalow, which is the home of Mr. Chong Wang Chan, of the Kwong Ylk Bank- Ing
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    POLICE FIND ARMS CACHE IN PD
    115 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. > T EGRI SEMBILAN police today found an arms cache at Kaznpong Sunsei Sikawang in Port Dickson, a police spokesman here disclosed this evening. They recovered 37 slab& of TNI oeiievea to be of foreign manufacture, several detonators and fuses, one
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    Bound over for having iron rod
    64 9 BATU PAHAT. Thurs— P.V VIJayan. 19. a newspaper delivery boy. was found guilty in the magistrate's court here of carrying an offensive weapon, an iron "rod. at 9.30 p.m. on July 28 at Jalan Slmpang Rantai— the seen? of a gang clash a few
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    Umno kenduri at mosque
    58 9 PENANG. Thurs.— The Kelawei Umno Division will hold a kenduri feast v at me Sheikh Yusoff Masque. Dhoby Ghaut, on Satur- 1 day to celebrate the Birthday of Prophet Mohamed. The feast will be followed by a i function at night when there will j be
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    Two talks by N-Language expert
    90 9 Two talks by N-Language expert PENANG. Thurs. Prof. A. Teeuw of Leiden University, Holland, will deliver two lectures in English and the national language at the Town Hall here this week-end. An expert on the Malay language. Prof. Teeuw is an officer of Unesco helping to prepare a national language
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    Coroner's verdict
    34 9 IPOH. Thurs. A verdict of death by mis-adventure \<a.s recorded by the Coroner. Mr. Yong Yung Sui. on Madam Liaw. 76. who was fatally injured in a motorcycle accident on Feb. 21.
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    Language Agency sells $3.5 m books in one year
    182 9 Language Agency sells $3.5 m books in one year KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. THE Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka (Language and Literary Agency) sold more than $3.5 million worth of publications in 1962. Out of this it made a gross profit df nearly $90,000. This was stated in Its annual report presented
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    Teachers send cable
    67 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Siiuta pore's four teachers' unions today sent the following cable to the Malaysian delegation to the IN. Security Council: 'During this grave national crisis, all members of the teaching profession eive you their full support In your mission to .secure Cnited Nations condemnation of acts
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    Lock icon Malaysia arms mission going to Canada
    233 9 Malaysia arms mission going to Canada (YTTAWA, Thurs. A Malaysian military mission will arrive here within a few days, the External Affairs Minister, Ifr. Paul Martin, told the Hou^e of Commons yesterday Mr. Martin said there had been no request from Malaysia for military assistance sincp Tengku Abdul Rahman was
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    2615 10  - The big debate Applause as PMIP leader declares support of his party SUPPORT FROM ALL PARTIES EXCEPT BARISAN SOSIALIS FOR RESOLUTION ENDORSING THE PROCLAMATION OF A STATE OF EMERGENCY... ty Our Parliamentary Reporters QNLY Mr. Chia Thye Poh, of the Barisan Sosiahs, spoke against a motion asking the House of
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      230 10 Straits Times Crossword ml ACKUSS c. Numuer remaining alter divisubstance iBt. h hkntv 6 M "£m rlt n M Or WUh Siltv iV? Sf torture among 10. HfMnte'ntion is to ret>re from 16 f o^ s n th 1 > hould re mm ,v a^VT 8 r 8 an end
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    STEPHENS: NO POLLS IF WE DON'T WATCH OUT
    987 11 i:cs:an troops had no right tc, call themselves Malaysians. I bey were traitors. Oato Stephens said the proclamation of the emergency was timely. He hoped the emergency would bring home to the people the fact that the lime had come for them
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    TUN RAZAK'S REPLY ON FOREIGN POLICY
    242 11 TUN RAZAK'S REPLY ON FOREIGN POLICY Tun Razalc said it wn.s not true that the Government, did not have an Independent loreiKn policy The first thing Malaya did on achieving independence in 1957 was to sign a friendship treaty with Indum ■nd Soekarnos reply to this friendly gesture was *oi.frontation
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    Riot inquiry: Several names suggested
    135 11 L 1 I MMPIR. Thurs.— Tengku Abdul Rahman said in the House of Representatives today that several names had been suggested for the Commission of Inquiry into the disturbances in Singapore in July. The Prime Minister said this when he spoke on his motion endorsing
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    Broker stoned me, wife tells court
    309 11 I/UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A housewife today told the I m-oP'strate's court here I that, a broker abused and stOEjid ncr when she went to intervene in a quarrel between her son and his childj ren. Mrs. Laura D'Cruz. of Petaling Java, said that on
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    MCA meeting
    36 11 IPOH. Thurs. Tn.> Per a k branch of the Malayan Chinese Association will hold an emergency meeting at its headqu.irtrr.s lipre an Sunday to cllscu.mi ways of helping the Ooveriimaot to fight Indonesian angrestiuii.
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      267 12 TtHE world's major A airlines have begun a vigorous campaign to increase the use of one of the world's oldest and most honoured credit references, the air travel card, according to a statement from Mr. Behram R. Vakil, district sales manager of Air India
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    JAPANESE MOTOR CYCLES SELLING WELL
    323 12 JAPANESE MOTOR CYCLES SELLING WELL THE reputation of Japanese-made motor cycles abroad has exceeded the Japanese people's expectations. The export of Japanese i motorcycles has been In- 1 creasing steadily. During the first half of this year Japan-ese-made mopeds. aut o I bicycles and scooters have earned the country US$52.--562.179
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    STAGE 1 READY AT FRESH BREEZES
    362 12 IJOUSES in the first 11 phase of City Developments Ltd.'s modern housing estate. Fresh Breezes. Johore Bahru. are now completed. Announcing this, the company's general manager. Mr. M. S. Burrells. said that single-storey semi-detached houses have been sold out and only a few two-storey
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    THAI ANNIVERSARY
    198 12 mHAI International, a reL glonal airline serving the Far East, was formed five years ago by Scandinavian Airlines System and Thai Airways Co. The airline began operations the following May using three DC-6B aircraft leased from SAS. Since that date it has carried 415.000 passengers on routes that
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    Malaysia's great flying future
    467 12 By MOK SIN PIN \M ALAYSIA has been- earmarked as a potential future market for ligt\t aircraft. This Is Indicated by the activities of one of Americas leading manufacturers of light aircraft. Piper Aircraft Corporation. Lock Haven, Pennsylvania. The company, whose products have a large market
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    CEMENT EXPERT ON COURSE IN BRITAIN
    173 12 MR. SAW EWE SENG (above), a civil engineer employed by Malayan Cement Ltd.. leaves for London tomorrow for three months' training in concrete technology arranged by the Associated Portland Cement Manufacturers Ltd. Mr. Saw's training will include studying the operation of the technical advisory
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    Polish trade with Malaysia is out of balance
    390 12 Polish trade with Malaysia is out of balance AOniCK run-through of statistics gives the impression that Poland is not making much effort to improve her two-day trade with Malaysia. The average annual volume over the 1961-63 period was valued at $59 million The major factor restricting its growth is the
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    152 14 MELBOURNE. Thurs.—lndustrial falls sligntly shaded rises in today's steady market. i Auto Components dropped a further 1 to 6- after a fall o.' 19 yesterday on the lower profit land dividend. AOG highlighted lolls with a gain of 2/3 .to 45/9 |after sales at 47'- following a j
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    RUBBER PRICES
    245 14 l lptember first arade rubber I o.b. olotad at 5 p.m. in Kuala Lumpur ytstirday at I i crnts per ll>.. up five-eighths of a crnt on fdne«day 's eloping level tur the lOMtion. The tone was quiet but •toady. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. dating prices in cents per
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    H.K. RATES
    16 14 THi. free exenanga market tn Uoos Kong yesterday was cloned because ot tbe typooon.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    29 14 September 10. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: iiS: cents (up five-eighths of a cent). TIN: 522.50 a picul (up 517.12*). inofficial estimated of ferine: 235 tons (down five tons).
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    INDUSTRIALS EASIER, BUT TINS MOVE AHEAD
    473 14 From Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIAL share prices 1 went ahead again on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday morning until uneasiness on the military situation reversed the trend. At the close minor falls predominated. Tin shares were mainly better, spurred by the new peak
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    MALAYAM STOCK EXCHANGE,
    889 14 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares raded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: C.B. Heldtnts (1.000) 52.2 A; Ounleps (8,000) 51. 78. (1.000) $1.77, (2.000) $1.76; Etto ordt. < 2,000) $2. (I.OOOj $2.01,
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 14 Malayan Stock Indirrs Sept. 9 Sept. 10 Industrials: 81.78 81.41 I ins. 123.83 1.4 ;.u I rubbers: 100.70 100.70 •Dec. 30. 1963=5100 Dec. 29. 1962=100
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    Tin soars $17 to new peak price of $722
    508 14 THE price of Straits tin on the Penang market yesterday rose $17-121 a picul to a new peak of $722.50 on an offering unofficially estimated to have fallen five tons to 235 tons. After the previous <fey's setback, London Jiad been
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    108 14 CHIPS lying alengfde thr Itngapera •J Harbour wharvsi «xa«eted teday are: Mekong 1/2. Ruder Boskovtc 3/4. Memnon 6/7. Strntor 10/11. Ellen Bakke 13/14. Tatlana 18. Varda 19 Jln»an 23/24. Mindoro 27/a><, Shun Wah »/30. Moaelsteln 35/36. Kernhrook M/». World Internatlortal 42/43 Benlomon.: 14. Beorlnnes 4S. Tronob Port
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      1127 15 I SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Word* tS (Min.)-Box iO cl*. txlrm TELEPHONE MECHANIC REQUIRED by large European Company in Kuala Lumpur. Apply Kiviog full details of experience, etc., to Box A 1250 S.T. UNEXPERIENCED PHARMACEUTICAL SALESMEN and Salesgirls required for Detailing and sales uork in Malaysia. Apply Intelligently v.i'h maximum information
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      1043 15 ACCOMMODATION VACANT tO Word* SS (Miit.)— Box SO ett. txtrm OXLEY CARDEN furnished flat available from 1-10-64. two ntdrooms. one servant's room, Liv Uin. room, i kitchen, verandahs, etc. Parquet and I Mosiac floor tilings throughout. Apply Tel: ***** 342?-) (Spore) MARINE MANSION. Luxurious, four bedrooms sesslde Flat. Parquet flooring.
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      282 15 BARS RESTAURANTS (Spore) MAKE THE "Prince Room" Bar A Rr»t«urant Your regular rendezvous. Alrcondnlonrd Comfort. It, Raffles Place 4-C Prince Street. Spore. V.I. P. POPULAR $1.00 Box Lunch- ecus. Telephone *****. Today's Menu: No 9 Nasl Lemak ("Olak OUk'), Fried Pish. Ikan Blllls. Kgg: Vefetables. Sambat Blachan. No. 10 Indian
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      715 15 NOTICES GAMMON MALAYA LIMITED (Incorporated In the States of Malaya > Notice Is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at 9<« Milestone, Eukit Timah Roau, Singapore 23, on 2nd October, 1964 at 12 noon for the purpose of considering, and. if thought fit,
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      1059 16 JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK Tenders for the. 'supply and deanery of 10" and 8" diameter steel pipes to PWD Talplng for use at Sungei Bayor Water Supply Scheme' will be received at the office of the Jurutera Negerl, J.K.R., Perak. Ipoh up to 3.00 pm on the 16th September, 1964
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      781 16 NOTICES THE OMNIBUS SERVICES LICENSING AUTHORITY ORDINANCE. 1956. It U hereby notified that application has been made by tbe t undermentioned company to vary r part of its existing Sen-ice No. 3 along Cantonment Road (which will be known as Service No. BAi as follows: THE SINGAPORE TRACTION CO., LTD.
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    First race at 2.30
    42 17 WITH conditions in Singapore almost back to normal, racing will definitely be on at Bukit Timah this weekend. There will be seven races on Saturday, starting at 2.30 p.m. The card on Sunday will also comprise seven races.
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    Wine Man works well in soft going
    163 17 RACING with Epsom Jeep SINGAPORE, Thursday. yyiXE MAN, a winner over s\t straight in Ipoh recently, can follow up on Saturday when he meets a Div. 2 field over 8f at Bukit Timah. The seven-year-old was in his element in the soft going
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    502 17 INDIANA— BY A HEAD FROM THE FILLY PATTI THE ST LEGER INDIANA, owned by 1 American businessman Charles Engelhard, won the St. Leger, the oldest British classic, at Doncaster yesterday at odds of 100-7 The other two Americanowned horses In the field, the Irish trained filly Pattl and the Epsom
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    425 17 SOCCER ROUNDUP LONDON, Thursday. pHELSEA remain at the top of the English First Divis-ion after their 1-1 draw with Sheffield Wednesday last night Chelsea, with nine points, have a one-point lead over five clubs, Everton, Blackpool, Nottingham Forest, Stoke and Leicester. I Stoke beat redoubtable
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    Rajamani clocks 57.9
    86 17 I/'UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Perak schoolgirl M. Rajamani. who is undergoing training for the Olympics, clocked 57.95 ec for the 400 metres in a trial at Gurrey Road here this morning. This was her best-ever performance her previous best was 68.5 sec last week— but still well behind
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    Three runs for Jegathesan
    302 17 I/'UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Mani Jegathesun. Malaysia's top sprinter, will be a guest runner at the Malaysian Government athletic championships which begin at Gurney Road tomorrow. At 10 a.m. tomorrow he will dc the 200 metres alone and at 4.45 p.m run the 100 metres against Thor
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      31 17 Kluanj igM Gurkha Signals 5 Teiißku Mohamed Sch 0. L. Pcrak l.ge (T. Anson) NT Secondary Sch. 1 Indian Assn 1 Friendly: Batu Pah.it Pendents XI 1 Pontian Dist 1
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      BADMINTON
      60 17 Kejal championship finals (J Bauru>: Men's singles: Pang Kum Leong bt Guek Teck Kiong 15-5. 15-12: doubles: Kum Leong and Tan Teck Meng bt Wee Kuang and Wong Liang Tan 15-4. 15-8; women's single*: Lily Kwan bt Lily Sim 11-3. 6-11 11-6: mixed doubles: Goh Leng Hal and Lily
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      BASKETBALL
      15 17 KinU cold shield <B. Gaiah): Ipoh 60 B Gaiah 47: Tronoh 37 Pitting 34
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    Lock icon KAREN IN SHOCK WIN OVER MARGE
    116 17 KAREN IN SHOCK WIN OVER MARGE TENNIS FREST HILLS. (New York Thurs. Karen Hantze Susman (United States), former Wimbledon champion. beat Margaret Smith (Australia) in a major upset at the United States lawn tennis championships yesterday. Margaret. <he Wimbledon runner-up, who was seeded No 2. was beaten 4-6. 6-4. 6-4.
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    Shield final tomorrow
    104 17 I/'UALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Perak Malays and Malacca Malajv will meet In the Rulers Sliu.d cricket final on the Padang lore on Saturday and Sunday. Teair.i are: Perak from Mertcan Sutan (captain), Sulaiman M. Amin. A. Aziz Ismail. Abu Bakar Hj. Said. Hamzah Samsuddin. M. Sldek. A. Rahim
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    S'BAN SPRINT
    26 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Malayan Motor Sports Club announced today that the Seremban Sprint will be held on Sept. 27 at Rahang Road. Seremban
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    POSTPONED
    16 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The finals of the Singapore Malays badminton championships, scheduled for Saturday, have postponed.
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    Lock icon Pat shows winning style
    41 17 PATRICIA PRYCE (right), the British cham--1 pion, winning an invitation women's 30 metres hurdles event at White City Stadium, London, last Saturday She clocked 10.8 sec, beating Mary Rand (No. 2) and Phyllis Jones (left). Renter picture.
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    Lock icon -CRICKET SCOTLAND 46 FOR ONE—RAIN
    140 17 -CRICKET SCOTLAND 46 FOR ONE— RAIN GLASGOW. Thurs. There was only one hour's play on the nrst day of the two-day match between Scotland and the Australian cricketers here yesterday. On a soft wicket Scotland batted and reached 46 for one when heavy rain forced the players to retire. Shortly
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    Lock icon Abertillery trounced
    74 17 LONDON. Thurs. Results of Rugby matches played last nignt: Bncby Union Abertlllery 11 Past and Present XV 43: BndKcnd 18 Tredegar 3: Cardifl 33 Bristol 3: Cross Keys 0 Crumlin 3; Otley 9 Huddersfleld 11: Palgnton 3 Exeter 45. Pontvooo) 0 Ebbw Vale 14: Saracens 11 Richmond 12:
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      1238 17 TENDERS J.K.R. PAHANG TENDER NOTICE Tenders from J.KR. regJstered Contractors Class "ET and above who are registered under Head V Sub-Head 1 will be received at the office ul the Jurutera N"gert Pahang. Kuantan up to 3.00 p.m. of the 17th September. 1964 for Supply anci Delivery of I' 1
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      42 17 SPORTS DIARY ATHLETICS— Malaysian Ocvt. Services meet (XL Police Dcdoi, 9 a.m.). SOCCER Tour match: Kedan Invitation v S. Kurea (A. Star stadium. 7.30 p.n:.V Ipoh l.ge: Kil:it v Clirrß Wah vp:<dat,?) SWIMMING Peiak aquatic meet (Kmta SC pool. 2 15 D.m.»
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    Villagers capture two skymen
    389 18 Villagers capture two skymen From CHEW LOY KHOON: LABIS, Thursday •yILLAGERS „,p tured two more Indonesian paratroopers in the Labis area today, within a mile of each other. The first capture took place in a coffee shop, near here, just after the 12-hour curfew was lifted at 6 a.m. The
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    MPs take a look at the trophies
    88 18 MPs take a look at the trophies A RMS and equipment capA tured from an Indonesian paratrooper who was dropped in the Labis area of Johore last week being examined by MPs before they went Into the Chamber to continue the special sitting of the Dewan Ra'ayat in Kuala Lumpur
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    179 18 IMF BOARD VOTES $12,000 M. INCREASE T<OKYO, Thurs. The Board of Governors of the Inter-national Monetary Fund today unanimously voted a resolution expected to raise the fund by about US$4,OOO million fM$l2.OOO million) next year. This would increase the resources available to the 102 IMF members to draw from. In
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    39 18 WASHINGTON, Thurs. President Johnson announced tonight that he and Mr. Lester Pearson, the Canadian Prime Minister, would meet tn Washington State on Sept. 16 to discuss international problems and the big Canadian-U. S. Columbia River project. Reuter.
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      49 18 LONDON. Thurs. Spot 20^d.. Oct. 20-9/16 d.. Nov. 20-9 16d.. Dec 20-9 16d. Oet Dec. 20-9 16<i.. Jan.'Mar. 20Sid., Apr. June 2O'?d., July Sept. 2O'-..d.. Oct. Dec. 204 d, Jan Mar. 2O' s d., Apr. June 20'sd.. elf. Sept. 20-3'16d.. Oct. 204 d.. Nov. 20' id. Tone: Steady.
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      23 18 LONDON. Thurs.— Buyers £1406. sellers £1408. Forward buyers £1397. sellers £1398 Settlement £1410. Turnover a.m. 380 tons, p.m. 270 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    700 shout 'Merdeka, Malaysia!' and take a pledge
    433 18 SINGAPORE, Thursday. AMOI'T 700 representatives from the ~>l goodwill committees, representing ;ill the constituencies, today pledged amidst shouts of "Merdeka, Malaysia!" to defend the nations honour, integrity and sovereignty. At a meeting at the Victoria Theatre this afternoon, they unanimously passed this
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    Thugs on march...
    40 18 KUCHING, Thurs. A brigade of 3.000 ruffians from Java were on their way to the Indonesia Sarawak border areas to reinforce Soekarno's border terrorists. The State Minister for Local Oovernmen. Mr. Endawle Anak Enchana, said this tonight.
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    75 18 PANIC IN H.K. AS TYPHOON NEARS Hong kong. Than.— The Rirtt Squad was called out to control thousands of panicky residents who rushed ferries today as typhoon Saliy whirled toward Hong Kong. The giant typhoon appeared to be aiming a direct blow at the colony, battered by typhoon Ruby less
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    35 18 Nairobi, Ttnntv— Tha secretary of Kenya's opposition African Democratic Union. Mr. Martin Shikuku. yesterday called for the expulsion of all Chinese diplomats trom the country because of their interlerence in the Conao.— Reuter.
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    DEATH
    35 18 VAOIVALOO. retired Hospital Assistant. Malacca. pnxxed nwuy peacefully on s ;i «4. Funeral took place i:'i>» day. Mrx. A. P. Vadivaloo Mr. Mrs. Gandhlnathan thank relatives and friends for the condolences, wreaths. attendance and
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