The Straits Times, 6 October 1964

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times -I Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1964 it- 15 CENTS. KDN 731
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    $150,000 HIJACK
    877 1  -  RUDY BELTRAN and ROBERT SINNIAH Indon warship raids Straits fishing fleet 25 BOATS CAPTURED, 12 MALAYSIANS IMJ) HOSTAGE -By I PORT SWETTENHAM, Monday IN a $1 50,000 piracy outrage— by far the biggest and most outrageous ever an Indonesian naval vessel hijacked 25 Malaysian fishing boats in the
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    Guerilla mortar attack beaten back
    205 1  - Guerilla mortar attack beaten back GEOFFREY GELDARD From V UCHING, Mon. Indonesian guerillas bombarded the Tepoi area in Sarawak's First Division yesterday evening, but were driven off by a counter-bombardment from Malaysian security forces in the area. A Security Forces spokesman said today the guerilla attack began at 6.15 p.m.
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    Tshombe plane turned away in Cairo
    617 1 Tshombe plane turned away in Cairo EGYPTIAN AUTHORITIES LATER DENY AIRCRAFT BARRED FROM AIRPORT fAIRO. Mon. Egyptian authorities today barred the Congo Premier, Mr. Moise Tshoin b c. From landing at Cairo airport to attend the non-aligned nations' summit His Sabena Airlines Boeing 707 jet was ordered to divert course
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    Lock icon BERLIN WALL MASS ESCAPE
    160 1 BERLIN WALL MASS ESCAPE WEST BERLIN, Monday. FIFTY-SEVEN East Germans escaped into West Berlin through a tunnel over the week-end. West Berlin city authorities said today. The mass escape, the biggest yet by tunnel, ended early this morning when the last of the refugees reached freedom. The final escape tally
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    Lock icon Steel shares fall heavily
    53 1 LONDON. Mon. Steel shares came in for heavy selling when the London Stock Exchange opened today following new uncertainty on the general election caused by week-end opinion polls. Many shares suffered falls of up to 3s. 6d.. on substantial selline before a recovery on cheap buying
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    Lock icon Quake in Japan
    26 1 TOKYO. Mon. A "weak" earthquake .shook Northern Japan today, the Meteorological Agency announced. There was no Immediate report o: damage and casualties.. AP.
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    Lock icon Up, up, up up, up up...
    138 1 Up, up, up up, up up... JAKARTA. Mon. The Indonesian Government has raised the wages of Government servants by 150 per cent and provided an additional allowance of 1,000 rupiahs "to restore working efficiency." The weekly Berita Minggu said the step was aimed at stopping Government servants from seeking extra
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    Prince seeks permission to marry
    68 1 ATHENB, Mon.— Prince Michael of Greece, third In line for the throne, has asked King ConatanUne for permission to marry a Greek commoner, the Athens newspaper Elefthcrla reported yesterday. Quoting reliable sources. Eleftherla said the K lrl Is the daughter of a widely known Greek
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    Swiss arms for RI?
    23 1 GENEVA. Mon— lndonesia if (onsldtring purchasing arms from the Swiss Hlspano Suiza weapons firm, it wai learned today.— XTPl
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    Labis: Police take over
    60 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The 1 10 Gurkha Rifles and units of the 2nd Federation Reconnaissance Corps and the Ist Federation Artillery Regiment have been withdrawn from the Labis area of Johore. the Ministry of Defence said today. Operations against remnants of the Indonesian paratroopers lii the
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    Lock icon Three Malaysians get busy in Cairo
    355 1 CAIRO. Mon. Three Malaysian officials have arrived as unofficial observers to the nonaligned conference to help counter Indonesian propaganda, an Embassy spokesman said today. They arc the External Affairs Department spokesman. Inche Ahmad Nordin. Mr. Jack Dc Silva. of the department, and Mr. Peter
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    Lock icon Thai PM says: They hate me'
    70 1 BANGKOK. Mon.— Thai Prime Minister Thanom Klttikacliorn. In office 10 months, baa made fresh though vague relerences to the possibilities of a coup d'etat against hi.-, administration. In comments on the front pages in Thailand's press over the weekend, the Prime Minister asserted that
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    $85 egg
    32 1 ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE. (Lancashire t. Mon. Roy Bland. 21. who caught the Prime Minister. Sir Alec Douglas-Home, plumb In the back with an egg last Friday, was today fined £10 ($B5) here.
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    Lock icon Canada all set for Queen's visit
    377 1 Canada all set for Queen's visit OTTAWA. Mon. Canada's biggest security operation swung into action today for the arrival at Charlottetown. Prince Edward Island, by air of Queen Elizabeth who earlier left London for an ei?ht-day visit. Mounties, local polic and army officers spent mo-4 of yesterday in security brietlngs.
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    STOP PRESS
    35 1 |OHNSON S PLEDCE WASHINGTON. Mon. —President Johnson welromrd President Macapacal t<» I'nited States today with plrdjjo that America would Rive Hrm, appropriate rrply to anyone who tries to break peace in Asia I'PI
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      'No showdown' promise by Russia
      357 2 BREAK WITH PEKING PUT OFF LONDON. Monday RUSSIA has promised Communist parties to avoid a showdown with China at the mid-December Moscow conference il they agree to attend the meeting, diplomatic sources reported today. The Kremlin, the sources said, has intimated that it will handle
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      Lock icon Indons get the, happy news
      48 2 JAKARTA. Mon. The L.S. Ambassador to Indonesia. Mr. Howard P. Jones, announced Wist night that his Government would conr.nuo to Rive economic aid to Indonesia. Hf .-.aid me U.S. Congress tad rejected an amendment which uoold have stopped economic aid to Indonesia. Reuter.
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      Lock icon OIL ROYALTIES: NO AGREEMENT
      189 2 BEIRUT, Monday. \IIDDLE Eastern countries belonging to the l Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) found an offer from the international, oil companies on increased royalties was "generally acceptable, but contained unacceptable points." an OPEC spokesman said yesterday. A four-day OPEC meeting I with the oil
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      Lock icon New Premier
      40 2 DAMASCUS. Mon.— Strong man Genrral Amm Hafez became Syria's premier yesterday and announced that his newly formed Baathist Government would "sin-i-errlv pursue a policy of Arab rapprochement" and adhere to positive neutrality wild non-alignment in foreign relations. A.P.
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      Lock icon 6 tribal chiefs shot in Iran
      56 2 TEHERAN. Mon. An army firing squad today executed six tribal chleftaln.s at Shiraz. Southern Iran, who had be*>n condemned to death for rebellion, it was announced herr. They had been found guilty v? mi army court of armed reoeliion asainst the Government and of
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      Lock icon 'IRAQ TO JOIN U.A.R.'
      33 2 BAGDAD. .Mon. Iraq's National Revolutionary Council and the Cabinet have unanimously approved a blueprint for a union between the Lnitrtl Arab Republic and Iraq. It was reported yesterday. Reuter.
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      Villarears 'peace offensive" plan gets support
      181 2 I NEW YORK, Monday. Ljl^OYS of seven Asian nations responded favourably to a plan by the Philippines House of Representatives Speaker. Mr. Cornelio T. Villareal, for a non-military solution of the crisis in South-East Asia, it was dis- closed last night. A source close
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      Lock icon A satellite town for the world's No. 1 city
      83 2 TOKYO, MOO. The world's largest city Is planning to build a satellite city for 300.000 people to relieve the pressure from its rapid population growth. The Tokyo Planning Council for Suburban Areas lias approved ihe plan. The new city will rise
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      Lock icon Flotilla commander
      24 2 MANILA. Mon.—Rear Admiral Dennis C. Lyndon took command of the U.S. Navy's cruiser-destro-yer flotilla 11 ioday succeedlnK Rear Admiral Horace V. Bird.—A.P.
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      Lock icon Mboya on spearhead of colonial rule
      106 2 ]\AIROBI, Mon. Kenya's 1 Minister of Justice. Mr. Tom Mboyas yesterday criticised early missionaries In Kenya and accused them of spearheading the spread of colonial rule. Speaking to a meeting of Roman Catholics at Nyeri 100 miles from here. Mr. Mbcya said early missionaries
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      Lock icon Pakistani guests
      24 2 JAKARTA. Mon.—Thirty-six officers of the Pakistan Staff College have arrived here to attend the 19th anniversary of the Indonesian Armed Forces. —UPI.
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      Lock icon BORDER VIOLATION CHARGE A LIE, SAYS INDIA
      147 2 NEW DELHI. Mon. Communist China's latest accusation that Indian troops are violating its borders across Sikkim is untrue, official sources said yesterday. The Communist protect note was handed to the Indian Embassy in Peking last Monday. It is now under study. Publicity given
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      Lock icon Hand-grenade at market
      42 2 SAIGON, Mon. Forty people I were injured iind one killed when two Vietnamese soldiers threw a hand-grenade into a crowded Saigon newspaper market yesterIday. The soldiers were arrested by civilian police as they tried to get I away. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Aid to Pakistan
      32 2 TOKYO. Mon— The Foreign Of- fice said today that Japan's Ex- port-Import Bank and other b;ink> I will make USS3O million in yen 1 credit available to Pakistan. A.P.
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      Colombo's 200-ft symbol of Western aid
      260 2 Colombo's 200-ft symbol of Western aid /X)LOMBO, Mon. Colombo's new landmark is a towering power station w a i c h serves as a symbol of Ceylon's co-operation with. Western countries. Tiie ultra-modern thermal power station on the city's northern outskirts i-ust 5j.w00.000 rupees (aoout i 4.i50,000 i. its t\\U'
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      Nik's guests
      24 2 MOSCOW. Mon. -Mr. Klirushchev leceivpd a Pakistani parliamentary delegation yestcrdity at His vacation home in Sochi on the 13;. 5. v i'
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Greek royal rift: Prince hits out at Frederika
      484 3 Greek royal rift: Prince hits out at Frederika ATHENS, Mon. Prince Peter of Greece and Denmark, second in succession to the Greek Throne, yesterday accused Queen Frederika, the Queen Mother, of causing 'dissension" within the Greek royal family. The 56-year-old prince told a Press conference that this had prevented him
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      Lock icon King back in Athens
      47 3 ATHENS. Mon. Hint; Constantine interrupted his honeymoon "somewhere in Greece" 10 return here to deal with the Royal crisis. After a 90-minute meeting with the Kins, the Premier. Mr. Papandreou. issued a statement late last night, expressing disapproval of Prince Peter's charges. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Bingo! And it brings a $2,188,000 jackpot
      226 3 UOLSEWIFE Enid Wa|ker. 30. picked some numbers from her children's bingo set. Her husband used them for his pools entry and won K. 280.895 (S2.188.00. 1) last week the biggestever win for a penny Treble Chance line. In London yesterday film star Diana
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      Lock icon FRENCHMAN TAKES A 'FLYING JUMP' OVER CHANNEL
      203 3 FRENCHMAN TAKES A 'FLYING JUMP' OVER CHANNEL DOVER, Monday. A 37-YEAR-OLD Frenchman, Bernard Banis, today completed the first-ever attempt to cross the English Channel on ''flying" skis. Mr. Banis, a Paris businessman, was towed by a motorboat on ordinary skis equipped with arm sails which lifted him 90ft. above the
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      Killer Hilda blows out
      82 3 NEW ORLEANS, Mon. Hurricane Hilda was blowing herself out In forests of Southern Mississippi yesterday after cutting a path of destruction across the Louisiana coast. The United States Weather Bureau, in bulletin, dropped Hilda from the hurricane class into that of a tropical storm. Hurricane warnings
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      Lock icon Church blast
      26 3 VICKSBURO Mississippi >, Mon. A dynamite explosion yesterday ripped through a Negro church used as a voter registration headquarters and heavily damaged the building. U.P.I.
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      Lock icon Mules bring down air crash victims' bodies
      157 3 TREVELEZ (S-E Spain), Mon. The charred remains of the 80 victims of last Friday's French airliner crash on Mount Alcazaba were brought down yesterday on the backs of horses and mules. Some 300 people and 50 horses and mules took part in the
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      Lock icon Ex-King Umberto: I'm ready
      55 3 ROME, Mon. Members of Italy's Monarchist Youth Front at a meeting here yesterday, heard a message from ex-King Imberto of Italy saying he was "ready to join them on the road to making this our Italy ever happier." The cx-monareh went into exile in June 1946.
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      Lock icon Automation brings MORE jobs
      129 3 Automation brings MORE jobs WASHINGTON, Mon. Automation is doing away with 35,000 to 70.000 jobs a week in the United States but is essential for eventual full employment, the U.S. Secretary of Labour. Mr. Willard Wirtz, said here yesterday. In a radio interview, Mr. Wirtz said that while automation ellminated^Jobs,
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    Award of 141 new bursaries announced
    409 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. THK Singapore Government today announced 141 new bursary awards to students at the Universities of Singapore and Malaya. This brings the total of university bursaries awarded in the present academic year to 483. Of these 20 are held in Kuala Lumpur, and
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    New 2-shift system now at S'pore port
    72 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Port of Singapore Authority today began Implementation of Its twoshiit system to work the port more efficiently and provide a speedier system of clearing goods from the godowns. The shifts are from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. and from 3
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    Electricity cut
    52 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Public Utilities Board today announced that electricity supply will be interrupted from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Thursday in the following areas: Fred Waterhouse factory, Swiss Club Road, Ascot Rise. Binjal Road. Binjai Walk. Blnjai Hill, Jalan Kampong Chantek Bahru. Jalan Ayer Molek and
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    Don't miss 'Flower in Bloom'
    195 4 YOU may have seen many Chinese dances, but one specially choreographed by Miss Lee Shu Fen for the show "8.30 Special" is one that should not be missed Entitled "The Flower in Bloom," it is an ancient dance number that Miss Lee takes pride in
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    STRANGLING IN CAB: MAN GETS 8 YEARS PRISON
    327 4 STRANGLING IN CAB: MAN GETS 8 YEARS PRISON SINGAPORE, Mon.— A man who refused to take part in the rioting at Pulau Senang penal settlement in July last year was today jailed for eight years in the Assize Court on his pleading guilty to an amended charge of culpable homicide,
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    X-ray unit
    34 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The mobile X-ray unit of the Tuberculosis Control Unit will open an X-ray survey at the Ponggol Point community centre. Track 24, 11 m.s. Ponccol Road at 2 p.m. tomorrow.
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    100 pc passes
    31 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Second Company Girls' Lile Brigade has scored 100 per cent passes in the Safety First examination organised by the Singapore Junior Safety Firsi Council.
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    Library service
    29 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The National Library has started a new service in its adult lending section by allowing members to borrow periodicals for two weeks for home reading.
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      178 4 88. B flVflk IB flHflat fl*B4 HI Mt f|v MX _> MM rMHk Sa^flk MMM B| M MHaw f^H THE following In today'! Khrdulc of civil aircraft movement* at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore: ARRIVAL! BOAC: From Hong Kong IBA ni> 1.10 p.m.: from Auckland Sydney. Darwin <BA T2I) 6.40 r
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      208 4 Highest and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Sunday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 86 73 Kota Bharu 88 75 Penangg 88 73 Ipoh 91 73 Malacca 88 71 Singapore 90 73 British fault Airways: From London imanbul, Bombay (EGS 590)
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    WORK-TO-RULE THREAT BY 4,000 PORT MEN
    403 5 PORT SWETTENHAM, Monday THE 4,000-strong Harbour Trade Union in Port Swettenham today threatened to go on a work-to-rule if the Cargo Handling Corporation did not meet its demands to re-employ the 200 retrenched dock workers. The secretary of the union, Mr. K. Mahalingam, said
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    Khir and Lim hold hush hush talks on housing
    134 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Trie Malaysian Minister for Agriculture and Co-opera-tives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. and Singapore's Minister for National Development. Mr. Lim Kirn San held a closed-door meeting to finalise details for the formation of a co-operative housing society. They met at
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    Blue film case: 22 convicted
    60 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Twentyone men. arrested while watching blue films in a house in Shrewsbury Road last Saturday night, were today fined $25 each in a magistrate's court. Another man. Teo Ah Sing, was fined $200 on two charges of having in his possession the five
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    Agent robbed
    49 5 KOTA BHARU. Mon. An insurance agent. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Hassan, was awakened by three armed men early this morning at his house in Jalan I Kampong Kuda here, and robbed lof S9OO. The robbers had entered j the house by forcing open the I front door
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    Princess Marina: No fixed programme
    150 5 Princess Marina: No fixed programme KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Princess Marina of Kent has no fixed programme during her informal visit here, a British High Commission spokesman said today. She is due in Singapore on Thursday night from Sydney. She will then immediately fly by RAF Hastings to Kuala Lumpur, where
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    D.O. calls for harmony
    52 5 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Mon. The District Officer of Bukit Merta.iam. Ahmad b'.M Harun. last night appealed to Bukit Mertii.i.nn residents to live in harmony. "Let us always show goodwill to one another." he ursed at the annual meeting of the Bukit Mertaiam Recreation Club. Inche Abroad was
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    Helping to solve Sabah's labour shortage
    124 5 Helping to solve Sabah's labour shortage JESSELTON. Mon— Dato Mobamed Yassin bin Haji Hashim. Sabah's Minister of Socill Welfare, said todaylMalava was doing everything to help solve Sabah's labour shortage. The Minister, who returned from a two-week tour of Malaya, said special centres had been established in Malaya to train
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    Children's Day in Batu Pahat
    67 5 BATU PAHAT. Mon. The organising committee of the Children's Day celebrations has requested each school in the district to send 100 pupils to a rally on the town padang at 8 a.m. on Oct. 12 In observance of the evont. There will also be a
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    Turf trespass: 16 fined
    64 5 IPOH. Mon. Three women werp among 16 people fined by the Ipoh magistrate. Mr. W. sachithanadhan. today when they pleaded guilty to trespassing into the Perak Turf Club premises yesterday Two of the women. Chan Yee Mooi. 60. and Choong Yin. 35, were fined S5 each.
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    Aid these call-up men, plea by M.P.
    163 5 Aid these call-up men, plea by M.P. DENANG. Mon. A Penang Alliance M.P., Mr.- Geh Chong Keat, has asked the Central Government to help governfnent servants who have been mobilised in the Territorial Army. Mr. Geh said today that the salaries of these government employees had been stopped since their
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    School's 2-day fun fair
    50 5 BCKIT MERTAJAM. Mon. The Al-Masriah School in Tanah Liat three miles from here, will i hold a two-day fun fair in aid of I its building fund. i The Chief Minister. Dato Wong*"' I Pow Nee. will open the fair at 8.30 p.m. on Oct 30
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    Tapper who lost his job sues union newspaper for libel
    464 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday editor and publisher of the Sangamani. published by the National Union of Plantation Workers, was sued for libe. in the High Court here today by a rubber tapper. Mr. Jacob Ponnusamy. a former member of the union.
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    Lock icon Brunei hires New York firm of oil experts
    186 5 ORUNEI TOWN. Mon. The Brunei Government has acquired the services of the firm of Walter J. Levy of New YorJc to advise it on oil matters. Representatives of the company will visit Brunei shortly, said a Government spoko.sman. Walter J. Levy played
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    Boy hit by a lorry dies
    53 5 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A 15-veai- old boy. Wong Kai Chew, died in hospital yesterday afternoon after being knocked down by a lorry at the sth mile Thomson Road last i Saturday. Witnesses are asked to contact Inspector Tan Ban Jin. of the Accidents Branch. Traffic
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    10 gangsters held
    28 5 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Police on ami-secret society rounds yey.ri day screened 1.324 people and hcreiited 10 "known" nangstcrs. who haw been detained under the Societies Ordinance.
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    Soon: One law for all banks, says Tan
    372 6 Soon: One law for all banks, says Tan KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said today that Malaysia will have uniform banking laws by the end of the year. Bills to bring this about are to be introduced in Parliament soon. At the moment commercial
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    Reservoir trespassers fined
    65 6 Reservoir trespassers fined IPOH. Mon. Reports that groups of people spent their weekend swimming in the reservoir in Jelapa.n near here have been received by tne police. Senior Inspector CM. D'Cr jz, prosecuting said that as a result of these reports, police laid an amrnish at the reservior yesterday and
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    Our orchids to be on show in London
    70 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Malaysian orchids will be on show at an exhibition of Commonwealth flowers in London on Oct. 14. One hundred blooms from the Singapore Botanical Gardens will be sent to the three-day show, the first of its kind to be
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    $5.1 m projects next year
    58 6 N I BONG TEBAL. Mon. Province South will spend nearly $5.1 million on development projects next year. Education will take the biggest. slue with a vote of $1.9 million. Bridges and jetties will cost $1.6 million. Other Items are rural roads ($757,000); healtti services and
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    Man with an offer to help settle confrontasi dispute
    226 6 Man with an offer to help settle confrontasi dispute KUALA LUMPUR, Morj. The secre-tary-general of the Somalia branch of the Afro- Asian People's Solidarity Committee, Syed Ali Abdullah Ibrahim, said today his committee was prepared to assist in settling the Malaysia-Indo-nesia dispute. However, neither Government had asked for assistance, he
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    US Ambassador in Seremban
    70 6 SEREMBAN. Mo:i.— The Yang di-Pertuan Besar oi Negri Sembilan and the Tcngku Ampuun, this morning received in audience the American Ambassador to Malaysia. Mr. James D. Bell, and his wife at the Istai a HinggaD hereEarlier. Mr. and Mrs. Bell called on the Meniri Besar, Dato
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    Democratic youth can help the 'misled', says Goh
    263 6 Democratic youth can help the 'misled', says Goh SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Fini ance Minister, Dr. Goh i Keng Swee today told youth leaders that one ot the main task of the i youth movement in Singapore was to strengthen the Malaysian democratic system. Speaking at the opening of the
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    Councillors want free treatment
    102 6 SEREMBAN, Mon. The Negri Sembilan Government will be asked to consider giving lree medical treatment and free telephones in their homes to town councillors. Mr. Lai Pong Yum (United Democratic Party) will table two motions on these at the monthly meeting of the council on TliursI
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    Seminar on vocational training
    125 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. I REPKESENIATIVES of übou' 25 Asian counI tries tre expected to attend a seminar on the national planning of vocational training to be held in Kuala Lumpur on Nov. 16 to 29. The purpose of the sc- mii.ar. under the auspices of tiie International
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    1906 7 The only lunatic asylum run by its inmates... LORD MOUNTBATTEN CONTINUES HIS CONVERSATION WITH KENNETH HARRIS I asked for a scientist -and got an expert on apes...- HARRIS: When you look back on the work of Combined Ops, do you sic them embodying any longI c r id principles, teaching
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    127 8 It War** Sit (Minimum) THE FAMILY of the late Mr. CtIUH Boon Chye thanks relatives, mind* and Dr B.K BreenivaBaii ror the wreaths, night visit* anslstanc aud attendance at the funeral 25.9.84. WIFE AND CHILDREN of the late Inspector Chan e'ook Choy thank members i ihr Police Korce, tli.CID
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      A Sarawak Dilemma
      643 8 It would be wise in all the circumstances if Sarawak's Chief Minister were to disclose the agreement he reached in Kuala Lumpur two weeks ago concerning '.ne State's education programme. Education is a federal subject, and had the Minister of Education been able to visit Sarawak last
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      Piracy Control
      337 8 The latest Indonesian outrage in the Straits of Malacca, 12 fishermen kidnapped, 43 others robbed and 25 boats seized shows again the need for far more efficient protection for our fishing fleets. Though such crimes are common, we have yet to learn that any piratical attempt has been
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      Cuepacs 'No'
      257 8 Perhaps the most disappoint- ing thing about the Cuepacs conference was the reluctance of union leaders to allow the salaries commission to deal %vith outstanding claims for more pay and better conditions. A resolution was passed demanding continued negotiations in the various disputes now before the Whitley Council.
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      Malaya's Boy Scouts
      219 8 Malaya's Boy Scouts THE Headquarters of the Malayan Boy Scouts Association feels concerned with the article "Scout movement to take on a new look", which was published in the Straits Times on September 24. The article gives readers the Impression that It portrays the overall picture of scouting In Malaysia
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      112 8 STATUS symbols, as Philip Toynbee rightly observed, seem to be much sought after. The competition for statu.s symbols, nowadays is as keen as It can ever be. We may call it a social disease, typical of a modern society such as ours. Like all diseases. It has a
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      Icy rainbow
      125 8 THE statement In the Straits Times that a recent "halo was caused by the refraction of the sun's rays through the Ice crystals around the sun sounds incorrect to me. Firstly, are our weathermen sure that there is a bank of Ice crystals around the sun? If there
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    The pledge that still stands
    525 8  - The pledge that still stands WILLIAM FITTER FROM Sydney. Mon. SUGGESTIONS in London that A v s t r alia and New Zealand are weakening in their support of Malaysia in its "confron tat ion" struggle with Indonesia are discounted in Canberra. Observers recall the unam b i g v
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    906 8  - THREAT TO QUEEN ELIZABETH VINCENT MULCHRONE ARMOURED CAR. FROGMAN PATROL. MOUNTIE SCREEN How real is it? by rMIHE plain, inHj sane truth ■J™~ about the royal visit to Canada is that somebody may try to kill Queen Elizabeth. And the fact that the risk is minimal is cold comfort to
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    Leaflets in Sarawak Communist stunt, says Ningkan
    253 9 Leaflets in Sarawak Communist stunt, says Ningkan KUCHING. Mon.— The Chief Minister of Sarawak, Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkar.. today described the distribution of antiMalaysia propaganda in the state over the week end as a "Communist stunt." Hp said the Communists were using mi^uided school children to do their dirty work
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    Visiting professor
    30 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. Al-Us-tad/ El-Sycd Mohamad Hussem El-Stutihy. an BgypUan professor of religion at the Al-Azhar Univi ruity. v I M .rirasah AHumed Al-Islnmiah m Victoria i Oct. 10.
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    Lorry stolen
    21 9 BUTTERWORTH. Mon. A lorry parked overnight outside a Kodown in Bagan Alam. four miles from here, was stolen yesterri.iv.
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    More pay and M.B.'s light Bills
    55 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A bill to increase the monthly allowance of Selanaror Legislative Assemblymen from $375 to $500 will be introduced at the State Assembly meeting on Wednesday A Bill to meet tiif Mentri Besar's water and electricity b:ll in excess of J32 a
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    Jackpot cash not paid in, court told
    410 9 Jackpot cash not paid in, court told LAKE CLUB SECRETARY ON TRIAL KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. About 56.700 collected from the club's jackpot machines was misappropriated by Arthur John Holder, secretary of the Lake Club, it was alleged in the Sessions Court here today. Holder, alias Mohamed Harith Holder, is charged
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    Judge: I wish you gangsters get rid of each other
    332 9 Judge: I wish you gangsters get rid of each other SINGAPORE, Monday. MR. JUSTICE Buttrose in the Assize Court today sternly told a man. sentenced to eight years' jail for causing the death of a man in a gang clash: "I can only wish that you gangsters exterminate each other
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    Scholarship for a Muslim
    70 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Government will offer a scholarship for a Muslim student to further his or her study at the Muslim College. Klang. it was officially stated today The Government will hold a competitive examination at the end of this month to select a suitable
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    Six months for ex-cashier
    52 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A former cashier of Genera! E!<v;ru C- rtipany cM> Ltd., L:m Jit Score :m Tiong Biong. 32. ni 1 iniled for six month*, today for criminal breach of trun o: $18 104 Llm- of Damnnsara Ri>«d. who pleaded au:,tv. made full restitution lo
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    Off to Japan for research
    38 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.- Mr S. P. Pillal. a former geologist with Rompin Mining Co.. L-.d.. Parians, has bee:i awarded a J:'P;i-r.-e Government postgraduate scholarship. He will do research on contaminated Malayan tin ore.
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    M.B. is chief of Perak Alliance
    115 9 M.B. is chief of Perak Alliance IPOH. Mon.— Dato Ahmad bin Said. Mentri Besar of Perak. was unanimously elected chairman of the Perak State Alliance at Its council meeting here yesterday. He replaces Dato Sha'ari bin Shafie. former Mentri Besar of Perak. who has been appointed a member of the
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    Rotary scholarships
    40 9 BATU PAHAT. Mon. The Batu Pahat Rotary Club will offer two scholarships, one to a boy and another to a girl studying in form five of a secondary school here, beginning next January. Each scholarship is worth $150.
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    10Ib. bag of tricks (SIREN, SMOKE) to beat pay-grab gangs
    286 9 10Ib. bag of tricks (SIREN, SMOKE) to beat pay-grab gangs gINGAPORF. Mon. A security bag; with builtin alarm and smoke bombs, the latest weapon against payroll grabs, was demonstrated in Singapore today by its agents. Sime Darby (Singapore) Ltd. The 101 b. bag just looks like any other bag —with
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    Thieves steal $600 cloth
    49 9 PENANG. Mon. Eighl rolls ol cloth valued at $600 were stolen from a tailor's shop in Tanjonc Tokong road last night The proprietor. Inche Abdul i Mabud Haider, told police he saw a side window open. He made a check and found his shop ransacked.
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    St. John's to hold drill contest
    49 9 PENANG, Mon. The St. John i Ambulance Brigade. Penan?, will hold an inter-divisional drill com- petition at the Han ChianK Hign School at 9 a.m. on Sunday. Representatives from the Royal Malaysian Police. Territorial Army and Police Volunteer Reserve wfll Judge the contest.
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    COUNCILLOR WINS HIS LONE BATTLE: BRITISH W.D. EMPLOYEES ARE NOT PUBLIC SERVANTS...
    462 9 COUNCILLOR WINS HIS LONE BATTLE: BRITISH W.D. EMPLOYEES ARE NOT PUBLIC SERVANTS... TAIPING. Monday ]yjR. N. M. Krishnan, 35, leader of the United Front, which controls the Taiping Town Council, has won his lone battle to establish that civilian employees of the British War Department are not public servants. "I
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    Beware of the disguised enemy—MB
    88 9 Beware of the disguised enemy MB KUANTAN. Mon. Tht Mentri Besar of Pahang, Dato Yahya bin Haji Mohamed Seh. last night warned the people against Indonesian agents who were attempting to split the unity of the people and create hatred between the race*. Dato Yahya was speaking to about, 50
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    Union backing
    44 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The RIDA Stall Union has sent a tcl«eram to the Deputy Prime Miiuv ter. Tun Abdul Razak. saying that It Mimcis :-clidly Miind the Government, and supports the stcpa taken 'o delend thr lndependrnca and sovereignty ol the nation.
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      650 9 TV SINGAPURA CH.WNKI. 5 10.10— The Twilight Zone: 10.40 P.M 6.25-Opening And Pro- Chinese Cinema-Ghost Humigramme Summary In All Lan- > n «f;'" gj ol Cantonese Kuage.s 6.30-Lucky Dip. 6.46 Pllm: "-30— Close Down —Dennis The Menace; 7.15 CHANNEL 8 The Art Of Music: 7.45— News P.M. 7.4o— Opening And
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      New outlook in life for Sarawak housewives
      587 10 New outlook in life for Sarawak housewives KjKiHTY per cent of the young girls in Sarawak arc now busy curving v career for themselves, says Mrs. May Tan Tshook Mcc, a well-known social worker from Knelling. Mrs. Tan. whe is a teacher and chairman of the National Executive Committee of
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      MAHJONG AND BRIDGE
      244 10 MAHJONG AND BRIDGE A SMALL group of women in Singapore are planning an enjoyable morning for those who are interested in bridge and mahjong. The Chrsitmas Fair committee is presenting a bridge and mahjonK drive at the Singapore Island Country Club on Oct. 29 from 9.15 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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      HOUSEHOLD HINTS
      56 10 WEIGHT watchers can munch on carrot strips, celery or cauliflower, all low calorie. Add a little lemon juice to fresh vegetable salads of all kinds Add sugar to fruits before freezlne to help them retain their natural colour and vitamin content Use liquid from canned vegetables to thin
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      314 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 1 lo>. ITo get forward in a built-up ti Up-a.Ki-n.nu.is sport ha.s area require*. perseverance ot^»= ln ll lor *»>««» (ll) 1. High norse with a first-class I 8 She accomplished nothina »n raincl1 North Africa 141 9 Ni e hundred break the re--10. Where they
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    Wall against plotters
    335 11 RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS SHOULD GO ON DESPITE CONFRONTATION: JOHORE M.B. JOHORE BAHRU, Monday. JHE Mentri Besar, Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos, said yesterday that rural development programmes were a "strong wall" against any attempts by Indonesia to subvert the rural population. He was makirjg a 10-hour
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    Sultan's ADC weds nurse
    67 11 KUALA KANGSAR. Mon.— A nurse. Miss Agnes Joyce Rodriguez, who became a Muslim and took the name of Rohnni. was j married to the Sultan or Peralc's police A.D.C.. Asst. Supt. Raja Shariffudin bin Rnia Ra/man yesterday. The Raia Perempuan of Perak was iimong the 300
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    Ministry silent on air talks
    195 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. j —.A Ministry of Transport official today declined to comment on a report that talks for a civil aviation agreement between Japan ar»d Malaysia had deadlocked. The breakdown was due to Malaysia's claim to restriction lof passengers on Japan Air Lines at
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    'Gang 24' men detained in Sitiawan
    88 11 IPOH, Mon— A logger and a tapper, in their early twenties, were detained by police in Pekan Gurney. Sitiawan. over the weekend under the Prevention of Crime Ordinance. A police spokesman said the two were believed to be member* of Gang 24. one of
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    MALAYS IN TRADE: GOVT ACTION IS URGED
    91 11 PENANG. Mon. The Penang Malay Chamber of Commerce yesterday resolved to urge the Government to implement immediately the recommendations of the commission appointed in 1962 by the Yang dl-Pertuan Agong for greater Malay participation in commerce and industry. The resolution referred particularly to
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    Malaysia protected from air attacks: Kyle
    221 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —Britain's Vice Chief of the Air Staff Air Marshal Sir Wallace Kyle, said today tint Malaysia was adequately protected from any air attack. But if necessary, the*e defences could easily be strengthened. Air Marshal Kyle told a news conference here. Air
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    NPC seminar
    28 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The National Productivity Contre will hold ii pruduction management seminar at il.s theatreue from 2.30 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. on Thursday and Friday.
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    FILIPINO CONGRESS TEAM FOR MALAYA
    152 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A 14-mem-ber Philippines Congressional delegation will arrive here on Saturday for a threeday visit to Malaysia. The delegation is led by tne Deputy Speaker of the Hou.se of Representatives. Mr. Sa.'ipaba K. Pendatun. who is also vice-president oi the Muslim Association of
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    Sarawak in gay mood on birthday of Governor
    276 11 Sarawak in gay mood on birthday of Governor KUCHING, Monday. OARAWAK today celebrated the birthday of the Governor, Dato Abang Haji Openg, with parades, regattas and concerts. Thousands gathered on the central padang here this morning in spite of rain to watch the birthday parade, their gay mood not dampened.
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    Man, 50, faces arms charge
    64 11 KUALA TRENGGANU. Mon. Knew Seng Long, alias Chew Sin Leong. 50. was charged m thr magistrates court here today with possession of two home-made pis- j tol.s. 10 rounds of home-made ammunition, and lour rounds of shotgun cartridges without an arms licence. Khew. arrested last
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    Three accused of robbery bid
    56 11 BUTTER WORTH. Mon.— Three youths were remanded in custody today alter they were charged with" attempting to rob a courting couple in Pantai Road on Oct. 2. Cheah Chong Beng. 18 Tan Bak Leng. 20, and Ang BaK. ~0. are alleged to have held up
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    Air pact talks
    26 11 KUALA IX'MPUR. Mon. Malaysia and New Zealand will begin negotiations for an air services agreement at the Ministry ol Transport here on Wednesday.
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      Netherlands bank's new name
      163 12 Netherlands bank's new name rpHE Nederlandsche Handel--1 Maatschappij .N.V. (Netherlands Trading Society) has announced that the formalities to finalise the merger of De Twentsche Bank N.V. into the Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, N.V., Amsterdam, were completed on Saturday. In consequence overseas branches will continue their operations under the new name of the
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      SINGAPORE FABRICS FACTORY PLANNED
      279 12 SINGAPORE FABRICS FACTORY PLANNED QNE of India's leading manufacturers of fabrics, J. Kimatrai and Co., may set up a mill in Singapore in the near future. Mr. Kishlnchand M. Mulchandanl. managing partner of the vast J.K. Organisation of India, was in Singapore last week to explore into the possibilities. Mr.
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      ADVERTISERS FORM A NEW GROUP
      234 12 rf<HE formation of AMIN Advertising and Mar- keting International Network was announced on Oct. 1. AMIN is a merger of three existing networks CAAN covering the United States and Canada; GASI covering Australasia and South-East Asia; and OPE, covering Europe. In announcing the merger, Mr.
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      OFFICER VISITS AUSTRALIA
      66 12 MR. JOHN S. K. KOW, marketing officer for International Air Conditioning (Malaysia) Ltd., Singapore. has left for Australia to visit Norton Australia Pty. Ltd. While in Australia, he will attend classes and lectures as a part of an advanced study programme organised by I.A.C. (Malaysia) Ltd. for
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      CHOO'S FAREWELL GIFT
      96 12 The staff of Tractors Malaysia Ltd., gave a farewell dinner to the retiring sales manager, who left after 17 years of service on Sept. 30. He is Mr. Choo Thiam Khin. Mr. Choo has taken up the reins of his family business as managing director of Choo
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      COMPATIBILITY COMES TO COMPUTERS
      270 12 New ICT series spearheads British drive for markets INTERNATIONAL Computers and Tabulators Ltd. has announced the I.C.T. 1900 series a comprehensive range of compatible computer systems. This flexible new range gives the user freedom to augment or modify his installation to meet changing requirements, without sacrificing
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      ESSO APPOINTS TAN HEAD OF OPERATIONS
      118 12 ESSO APPOINTS TAN HEAD OF OPERATIONS ESSO'S Malayanisation programme has bc«-n accelerated with the appointment of Mr. Tan Hong Teck (above) as manager of the cost operations department of Ksso Standard Malaya Ltd. Ihe announcement of the appointment was made by Mr. R. D. Everest, chairman and managing director. Mr.
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      OUTPUT OF TEA IS RISING SLOWLY
      224 12 MALAYSIA'S tea output over the last five years averaged 5.8 million lb. The year to year change in output shows a slight upward trend. The outputs from 1959 to 1963 were: 5.46 million lb., 5.59 million lb.. 5.8 million lb., 6.2 million lb. and
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      Bank officer fully covenanted
      105 12 Bank officer fully covenanted The First National City Bank has announced the appointment of Mr. Kong Keng Hee (above) as a fully covenanted officer of thot organisation with the rank of assistant accountant. Mr. Kong came to First National City in February 1963 from the Bank of New South Wales
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      U.S. cost of living
      55 12 U.S. cost of living declined slightly in August, the Labour Department reported, but September's consumer price index is expected to advance. The August mdix dipped seasonally 0.1 point to 108.2 per cent of the 1957-59 average from July's record 108.3 per cent and compared with 107.1
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      RUBBER AT KODAK WORKS
      76 12 Raw rubber Imported from Malaysia is used at Kodak Park Works. Rochester, New York, as the basic caw material in the manufacture of adhesive tape. The rubber Is received in baled form and Is cut into strips, passed i between high pressure rolls to form thin
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      217 12 AIMLEK P»«r Sir, w« have Introduced AJLER ty-e writer* to Malaysia. ADLER is th« oldest typewriter •anufacturing coapany In Germany and belongs to the faaous CRUHDIG group of quality manufacturers. ADLER typewriters are known for their modem design, quality and success This is the ADLER TIPPA portable typewriter, gold medal
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    INDUSTRIAL SHARES OPEN WEEK ON GOOD NOTE
    750 14 From Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIAL shares opened the week very steady on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday. Mining shares were a trace harder while rubbers were a small market Turnover was reasonable. Industrials went ahead well in the morning until receipt of
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    STOCK INDICES
    24 14 Malayan Stock Indices Oct. 3 Oct. 5 •Industrials: 82.33 83.03 Tins: liK.ll 126.45 rubbrrs: liiii.-.ti 100.42 *Drc. 30, 1963=100 Dec 29. 1962=100
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    867 14 r>USINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kualp Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: BeiMtiad ll.OOO) $1.43; Oimlopi (2.000) SI H, (4.000) $1.84, (2.000) 11.83, (2.000) SI. 82: Eim> ordi (lt.OOO) $1.99.
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    256 14 Definition (revised): Times cevared. The number or times last year's, total dividend is covered r>v net profits after tax and prior charger Earnings yield: Last years net profits grossed vi for Malayan Tax, exjuf.iprt in terms of percentage ot thi market capitalisation Dividend yield: Par value, multiplied ny
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    133 14 Snips alongside tha Singapore narbour wharves or eip«cteil today are: MarrWl Nowotko 1/2. Labuan Hadji N.W 3. Rothensieln 3/4, Tronoh N.W 4, Sungel Blla N.W. b. Nlchlya Maru 5. Gudrun Bakke 6/7. SumadUa X/ 9. Starlight 10/11. Mekong 13/14. President Jefferson 15/16 Andrze] Strug 14. Maxwell Brandrr
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    H.K. RATES
    36 14 ON the fraa enenange market in Hong Kong yesterday the US. Osllar was quoted at 5.76 for TT and 5.7.' for os»h. Starling was quoted at 16 and sne tael sf g*M at 2504.
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    Prices of rubber and tin start week lower
    239 14 THE price of Straits tin on the Penang market yesterday fell $1.50 a picul to $752.50 on an offering unofficially estimated to have risen 25 tons to 245 tons. WASHINGTON: The General Services Administration announced that sales of natural rubber from the
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    125 14 ILfELBOURNE, Mon Indastrtnl trading continued on quiet lines with a firm undertone. Leaders, howeve-. moved Irrefwl;irly .%:.ver moved up 1 2 to 3.i i ex dividend but Myer tS A i dropped 21- to 42/-. RenLson Tin fehtured metals with a eloslns bid up 3 3 at 38/3.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    237 14 October i, Three months. INDUSTRIALS Boiistead 13 cts. M. Container* 12 its. Dunlops 14 cts. M. Cables 16 eta). City Dev. 7 cts. M.Ali.ster 12 eta. K. etmelters 24 els. M Invest, il 1 ,v Esso 14 eta. U.C.B.C. IS eta. Ked. Dlap. 12 cts. Ro'hmans 11 Ota.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    238 14 OCTOBER lint grade runhri Ie 0. cloud at i p.m. m Singapore and Kuala Lumpur cents ptr lb. dov.n onr jinl miarirr cents on Friday s closing Irvrl lor th« position. The torn- -.\.is R.A.5. and F.M.R.E. closing pricot In centa per lb. yesterday INT. 1 R.S.S. prompt
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    CLOSING PRICES
    28 14 OcUijr-r .">. .MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: "0 cents (down one and a quarter cents) TIN: 5752.50 a picul (down 51.50). Inoflitiul estimated offering: 245 tons (up 25 tons).
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    58 14 /■HINESE Product- Eichanne. Singatrrday: Coconut oil l m. drum Copra: I l nquoted Pepper: Mm ink «hlt«- *140 nrll.-ir. aelton, special Sarawak Mad) garbled lj.mr>onc MBjdi ***** adtota, asta. Hers. Singapore Coconut Oil Millerf' A«lo. ciation pricti: milk <:,1 7.. seller*, drum J54 7"i eaUeeei Thr lone uaa
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    19 14 'THE Malayan Exchange Bank*' Ante--1 ciation i iiitrj. no chaoKin In Ha rate* to imnhantv vmtrrii .v
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      736 15 BRITISH COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIPS The British Council Invites applications for Scholarship awards from Federal citizens resident in Malaya for the academic year 1965/66. 1. General Awards for advanced study or research. Open only i to those already holding a i University Degree or an equivalent qualification. Applicants should be between <
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      709 15 CANTEEN CONTRACTS 4 Federal Infantry Brigade— FOBT CANNING and BEACH RD. Tenders are Invited for Canteen Contracts In respect of Ptes/ Junior NCOs canteens situated ai HQ 4 Federal Infantry Brigade. FORT CANNINO, BINOAPORE 6 and Territorial Army Headquarters at BEACH ROAD, SINGAPORE 7. The canteen supply mineral, confectionery, cigarettes
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      963 15 BOOKS PUBLICATIONS !i> Word* U (Min.)— Box SO rt* 'Xtrm PARENTS I Hand tot your cod* ot Di Bpock's Oulde to Child Care on iO days approval by COD Only S2U rron. Federal Publications Ltd.. Tlineo Bouse, River Valley Road. Singapore i J All you need to know about hirtb
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      Lock icon TABLE TENNIS Japan's clean sweep of 11 Asian titles
      316 16 TABLE TENNIS Japan's clean sweep of 11 Asian titles SEOUL, Monday. JAPAN once again demonstrated her table tennis supremacy by sweeping every event in the seventh Asian championships which ended here last night. Japan won 11 titles, including four team and seven individual championships. She had swept all events in
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      Lock icon GOLF FRANCE CLINCH WIN BY STROKE
      303 16 GOLF FRANCE CLINCH WIN BY STROKE |>Ailft, Mon.— France be-! |1 came the first holders of *.i?e Espirito Santo trophy for the women's world team golf championship at St. Germain-en-Laye yesterday. They finished with a 72--hole total of 588 one stroke better than the United States who let victory slip
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      Lock icon Prince Royal triumphs in 'The Arc'
      228 16 Prince Royal triumphs in 'The Arc' DARIS. Mon. Prince Royal II Italian champion ihree-year-old owned by American Rex Elitworth, won the Prix de LArc de Triomphe. Europe's richest horse race, at Longchump yesierdny. Prince Royal 11. ridden by French jockey Roger Poi:'.celet, raced to a three-quarter length victory over Irish-trained
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      Lock icon It's Cardinals v Yankees
      75 16 NEW YORK. Mon. St. Louis Cardinals, who clinched the national league title yesterday, and New York Yankees will clash at St Louis on Wednesday iii their opening game in the best-of-6even world baseball series. Yankees qualified for the series when they won the American league pennant
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      Lock icon Emerson ousts Ralston for Pacific crown
      132 16 Emerson ousts Ralston for Pacific crown TENNIS LOS ANGELES. Mon. Roy Emerson (Australia) beat Dennis Ralston (United States) 6-3. 6-3 In the men's singles final of the Pacific South-West lawn tennis championship here yesterday. The match lasted only 46 minutes. Maria Bueno (Brazil) defeated Billie Jean-Moffitt (US) 3-0, f 3.
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      Tourney revived
      60 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Mi The first Malaysian Indo-Ceylonesa tennis tournament will be held at the TPCA courts here from Oct. 31 to Nov. 3. The Indo-Ceylonese tourney was run as an annual affair on a Malayan-wide basis before the war* Several tournaments were held in the post-wur period, the
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      PENANG RACE WEIGHTS
      709 16 all nine ravo on Sunday, tirst day oi the Penaug October meeting, •re: U. 1, Div. 2 5,1 tavalina a.UU Sir Ojain HAS Lovable 8.12 Sub Noise 8.11 Ida Baik 8.11 Grecian Ba> 8.10 Power First 8.10 Star Whistlei B.UH Coffee Boy 8.09 Swift Tiger 8.09 Tee
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      Lock icon Hill wins U.S. GP in record time
      319 16 Hill wins U.S. GP in record time MOTOR-RACING NEW YORK. Mon Former V.01.U champion Graham Hill of England, fought a dangerous crosswind and a morn challenge from compatriot John Surtees to win hl.s second consecutive Grand Prix ol tile United States at Aatk.is Glen yesterday. Hill, driving a BRM. took
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      1217 16 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN J^Mftß that Mr. Jewa Singh trading as The Central Trading Company. ML/ 68. Jalan Kuel. Johore Bahru Is no longer employed by us and '^aaSa^P*^ trwrefor- he Is not authorised to FMRAr r TDIV ducat issue any Insurance Cover Notes LLIHBAUA LtIKIK rIISAT or to collect
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      840 16 1 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE TENDERS ARCHITECT DEPARTMENT: Halifax Road). fa Repairs to Roofs over General Offices and Control Room, Paslr Panjang Power Station. Tender Deposit $100, Close at 2.15 p.m. on 2Cth October, 1964. ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: I (Room No 228, 2nd Floor. City Hull. Ib i Supply
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      728 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS LEMBAGA LETRIK PUSAT PIPIL POWER STATION CHEMIST Applications are Invited for the post of Pupil Power Station Che- mist. The duties of the post will be to serve In any of the Boards Power Station for a period of 2 years. The general experience gained will constitute the
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        Lock icon 'Ignore political rows'
        529 17  -  K. FERNANDEZ I B Kuala Lumpur, Mon. TUN RAZAK'S PARTING ADVICE TO ATHLETES 'JHE Malaysian contingent to the Olympic Games in Tokyo were today told "to ignore political differences and to accept victory or defeat the sporting way." This advice was given by Tun Abdul Razak bin
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        Lock icon IOC guide for new nations
        82 17 rpOKYO. Mon.—Proposals that M. guidance be given to new nations on the Olympic spirit and that women's basketball be introduced as an Olympic sport nre understood to have been discussed at a six-hour meeting of Olympic officials here today. Mr. Avery Brundage. 1.0.C. president, declined
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        MALAYSIA'S FIRST CASUALTIES
        680 17  -  NORMAN SIEBEL at the Olympics rrOKYO, Mon. The Malaysian hockey team have had their first taste of the severity of Olympic competition they will soon get here and have taken it exceedingly well, ever- although they suffered three casualties in their practice match with Australia today Lawrence
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        ATHLETICS German stars for K.L. match
        273 17 ATHLETICS German stars for K.L. match |£UALA LUMPUR. Mon. A team of 12 to 14 German athletes, some of them in the running for medal honours at the Olympic Games starting at Tokyo this weekend, will meet Malaysian Olympic representatives in an international match in Kuala Lumpur next nonth. The
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        SOCCER
        63 17 t'l'nang junior cop: PS Suria 7 CRC B- 1; IRC 3 Kllat 2. Ipoh Div. 1: Kinta Indians 5 Municipality 0. Krian L(e (P. Buntan Dennis town Est 2 Town Board 1 •S'for GBII Div. 3A: Harrisons 5 EPP 1. Friendly (Talplng): FW. Prisons 8 TPCA Invitation 1. Children's
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        RUGGER
        22 17 Friendliest SCC Invitation 14 «3 tries, goal) University 0 (at Spore); S'gor Club Tigers 3 (penalty) FMC 3 (try) at XL.
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        HOCKEY
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        BADMINTON
        13 17 Tenjfku Abdul Rahman Cup (A. Start: Kedah Malays bt Trengganu Malays 3-2.
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        BASKETBALL
        17 17 Kinta youth tourney iB Oajah): P. Plnjl 74 Siputeh 50: Ipoh MCA 50 B. Oajah 49.
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      112 17 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER Penan< Junior Cap: TPCA 'B 1 v TYBC (City Stadium, 5.15) Ipoh Div. 1: Shaw Bros v Kilat (Jn A Jalili Govt. Servieem: Educatoin v PWD (CAH grd). Krian L»e: Malay Teachers v Police (P Bun tar' Spore Div. 3A: Arsenal 'A' v Tampenls Rovers (Fairer Pk>
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    Pictures of 'plotters' at exhibition anger Party Rakyat
    511 18 Pictures of 'plotters' at exhibition anger Party Rakyat CINGAPORE. Mon. Party Rakyat here, under new leaders, has demanded the immediate withdrawal of photographs of three party leaders whom it calls "true patriots" now being displayed as subversives at the Victoria Memorial Hall. The photos are those of Ahmad Boestamam. Ishak
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    27 18 ELSTE^D i England). Mon. Acior Peter Sellers discovered early today after a party at his home here that the house had been burgled— UPI.
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    32 18 MARIAMPILLAI IGNATIUS retired ii Cher of 20\ TYluk Kurau Hoad ■4 of heart attack on .VKifU '1 the (lir.-ml m h.'.! ii iy He kWM hi hind thni children iq mourn
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    21 18 LONDON, Mon.— Earl Mountbatten, Chief of Britain's Defence Staff, left by air today for West Africa. Reuter.
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    The prisoner who got away
    50 18 BLUNDESTON. Mon— A prisoner given special permission to go fishing became the one that got away. But Peter Olds. 36. who escaped from a •maximum security" prison here while fishing yesterday at v a lake on the prison grounds, was caught several hours later— UPl.
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    Woman sounds car horn, scares thugs in $6,000 grab
    262 18 Woman sounds car horn, scares thugs in $6,000 grab SINGAPORE, Monday. A 39-YEAR-OLD woman, Choy San Wall, had just stopped her car a short distance from her house in Saunders Road this morning when she was surprised by two men who apparently knew she was carrying money One of th's
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    332 18 I LONDONv Mon. The stock markets today suffered their biggest setback for some time. j The Gallup Poll with Its big swing to the left completely dominated all other market factors and this was the signal for a ceneral aown-marking of prices immediately business commenced.
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    RUBBER
    52 18 LONDON. Mon. Spot 21d Nov. 20-15 16d., Dec. 20 7 sd., Jan 20-13 16d., Jan. Mar. 20-13/ 16d., Apl June 20 ;l 4 d., July Sept. 20--11 16d., Oct./ Dec. 2054 d., Jan./ Mar. 20Hd., Apl. June 205.d., ell Oct. 20-11/ 16d., Nov. 20--9 16d.. Dec. 20-9 16d. Tone:
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    23 18 LONDON. Mon— Buyers £1500. sellers £1510, Forward buyers £1447>2, sellers £1450. Settlement £1495. Turnover ajn. 115 tons, pjn. 85 tons. Tone: Firmer.
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    Director's wife tells of mahjong fraud
    966 18 SINGAPORE, Monday THE wife of a compa n y director. Irene Ng Bee Wah, told a district court today she was victim of an "ingenious master plan" by five confidence tricksters. Four men and a woman are charged on four counts of cheating Irene
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    59 18 VATICAN CITY. Mon— Father Jan Baptist Janssens, General (head i of the Jesuit < who suffered a stroke last week, died today aged 75. a spokesman of the Jesuit headquarters here said. Pope Paul visited Father Janssers. a Belgian, for a few minute* after belm;
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    171 18 ONDON, Mon. The Labour Party warned yesterday that it could play rough in the election campaign if it were pushed too far. Its ammunition would include the Profumo scandal. "Don't tempt us too far," the party's deputy leader, Mr. George Brown, told a heckling crowd
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