The Straits Times, 6 November 1964

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIF'En SALE EXCEEDS 135.000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 15 CENTS KDN 731 FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1964
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    THE BIG AID 'YES'
    602 1 Kelantan agrees to give co-operation HAPPY RAZAK HOPES FOR NEW ERA OF RELATIONSHIP WITH STATE GOVERNMENT From 1 SAMAD ISMAIL KOTA BHARU, Thursday THE Kelan tan Government today agreed to accept unreservedly financial aid from the Central Government under the rural development plan. The agreement w;is
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    Lock icon The smile of victory
    28 1 PRESIDENT Johnson gives a big victory smile after crushing Senator Goldwater in the U.S. Presidential 'elections. With him is his wife. UPI radio photo.
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    TENGKU CABLES HIS GREETINGS
    52 1 TENGKU CABLES HIS GREETINGS KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Tengku Abdul Rahman has sent a cable to Preside n t Johnson c on g r a tulating him on his "avalanche victory" in the election. The Prime Minister's cable added: "On a personal note, you do not have to envy me my
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    PRIORITY: TO AVERT NATO CRISIS
    451 1 WASHINGTON, Thursday. ONK of President Johnson's first postelection moves in foreign policy may be to send Senator Hubert Humphrey who will become Vice-President in January to Europe to talk with French President Charles I)e Gaulle and other Allied leaders to avert a crisis in the
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    Lock icon A 'no bows and arrows' polls truce
    72 1 A 'no bows and arrows' polls truce BENIN CITY <W. Nigeria Thurs. Leaders of the throe main political parties in mid-west Nigeria today signed a six-point truce aimed at making this year's federal elections in the region peaceful and orderly. The truce provides, among other things, that weapons such as
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    Solidarity Week
    42 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Singapore committee of the "National Solidarity Week" will hold Its first meeting In the conference room of the Ministry of Culture. City Hall at 11 am tomorrow The Minister for Culture. Mr Rajaratnam. will also be present.
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    Bad bad bad Mr. Johnson —by Peking
    235 1 Bad bad bad Mr. Johnson by Peking fTOKYO, Thurs. A Radio Peking last night in a Japanese language broadcast attacked President Johnson as a "supporter of a policy of aggression" even exceeding actions of his predecessor. The attack was contained in an account of his career on the occasion of
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    Lock icon INDON DIES IN NEW CLASH
    96 1 INDON DIES IN NEW CLASH ORUNEI TOWN. Thurs. An Indonesian border terrorist was killed during a fierce exchange of fire between a gang of 40 terrorists and a security patrol last night in the border area of Sarawak's Fifth Division, a military spokesman said here today; He said the terrorist
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    Lock icon Bonn won't cut aid to Sock
    71 1 BONN. Thurs— The West Oerman Government does not believe that its development aid to. Indonesia Is supporting warlike measures by the Soekarno Government and does not intend to limit or stop this aid. the Bundestag was told yesterday. Mr. Walter Scheel. Minister (or Economic
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    Lock icon Ex-astronaut
    27 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs. The Navy Secretary. Mr. Paul H. Nitxe. has aporoved the retirement of Marine Col. John Glenn, the first American to orbit the earth. UPI.
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    GOLDWATERLOO
    50 1 THAT was the leftwing Paris newspaper Liberation's view of the defeat of Senator Barry Goldwater. From PHOENIX. Arizona, he sent a telegram to President Johnson: "Congratulations on your victory. I will help you in any way I can towards achieving a better America and a secure and dignified peace."
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    Lock icon Devaluation denial
    28 1 JAKARTA, Thurs. Indonesia's tkM Deputy Prime Minister. Mr Chaerul Saleh. was reported today as having denied rumours that the Government would de- valuate the ruplah. AP.
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    Leaflet drop a defensive measure, UN told
    348 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Malaysia, in a letter to the United Nations Security Council. has described last Monday's leaflet drop on Jakarta's forward bases as a "defensive" measure in answer to continuous Indonesian military activities. The text of the letter, delivered to the President
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    Lock icon Sock ON WAY HOME FROM CHINA in plane drama
    147 1 Sock ON WAY HOME FROM CHINA in plane drama JAKARTA. Thurs. A chartered PanAmerican jet airliner carrying President Soekarno to Jakarta from Okinawa, today landed at Sourabaya, East Java, because of a defect in its landinu gear, a Foreign Ministry official said. The official told reporters i-.t Jakarta's Kemajoran airport
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    Lock icon Blaze kills nine
    31 1 BANGKOK. Thurs.— A family of nine. Including two children, died In their burning home when fire destroyed 58 houses in Udorn. north-east Thailand. yesterday. Police suspect arson. Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS
    35 1 MOTORiST ROBBED SINGAPORE. Thur Motorist Mr. Han Toon Juan was intercepted by gang in car. and robbed of 51.600 at 10? M.s. Yio (hu Hang Road about midnight. He MH stabbed on hands.
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      BRITAIN URGED: HALT ARMS SUPPLIES TO SOUTH AFRICA
      116 2 I'MTED NATIONS, Thursday. Tin: General Assembly's Special Committee on Apartheid appealed yesterday to Britain to halt immediately all arms supplies to South Africa. It also urged other nations to refrain from filling the gap created by the proposed ban. In further action,
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      Lock icon Pull-out of B-57 jets after Bien Hoa disaster
      360 2 Pull-out of B-57 jets after Bien Hoa disaster THE United States apparently has withdrawn most of its B-57 jet bombers from Bien Hoa air base following the disastrous Communist mortar attack, a reliable American source said last night. The removal was reported as South Vietnam's first civilian government in a
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      Lock icon A Russian team in Peking—to celebrate
      117 2 A Russian team in Peking— to celebrate rpOKYO Thurs. A nine-member delegation of the SovietChinese Friendship Society arrived in Peking yesterday to take part m the 47th anniversary celebrations of the Bolshevik Revolution, the New China News y reported today. The agency, monitored In Tokyo, said the Russian party came
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      Lock icon Peking aid pact
      22 2 PEKING. Tliur-. China has signer! <m agreement Wtttl under which the West African State will receive Industrial equipment. Rruter.
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      Lock icon Election clashes
      26 2 RAWALPINDI. Thurs.— At l"ast four peopie have boen killed In election clashes betwrpri rival factions in Wcm Pakisutn. About 25 have berii •.•liurcd. AP.
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      Indons will not sell tin to U.S
      53 2 JAKARTA. Thurs Indonesia v. ill stop .selling tin to the U.S.: from next month- Brhtadier General Pirngadle. head ol the Stale Tin Company, said. The reason: Indonesia "cannot compete with the tin dumping ov the U.S. of 18.000 tons from October to March
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      Lock icon Councillor on murder charge
      43 2 MANILA. Thurs.— Councillor Romulo Lucasiin of Quezon City WH charged today with murdering a j policeman. Charges verc alM> lodced againsi his three sons and another man. Nemeoio Vicente, the policeman, was stabbed to death on Tuesday ni?ht.— AP.
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      Lock icon POLLS TO DECIDE A 1904 WARRIORS' BATTLE
      149 2 POLLS TO DECIDE A 1904 WARRIORS' BATTLE KAMPALA (Uganda), Thurs. Twenty thousand Africans trooped into polling stations yesterday in a sequel to a warriors' battle of 60 years ago. They were voting: on the fate of Uganda's "lost counties" two regions conquered by the Bugnnr'a kingdom from the Bunyoro kingdom
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      Lock icon Welensky backs Wilson's treason warning
      207 2 Welensky backs Wilson's treason warning I ONDON, Thurs. The British Government's warning to Rhodesia that a unilateral declaration of Independence would amount to treason and rebellion should "have been issued a lot earlier." Sir Roy Welensky, former Prime Minister of the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland. which was dissolved at
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      Lock icon Referendum eve unrest: Police fire on Africans
      102 2 JJULAWAYO. (Rhodesia^. Thurs. Police fired on Africans who stoned buses and beerhalls in Bulawayo's African township yesterday, a police spokesman said. The Incidents came on the eve of the referendum in which re pistered voters will give theii views on Independence from Britain
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      Artificial islands for Japan—in case of a I—disaster
      184 2 Artificial islands for Japan in case of a I— disaster TK>KYO, Thurs. 1 People in danger from natural disasters will be able to take shelter in the future on huge elevated island* of "artificial land." The Construction Ministry is planninß to construct nat ferroconcrete tables covered with a layer of,
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      Lock icon Mr. Babu is back in the Cabinet
      77 2 DAK ES SALAAM. Thurs.— President Julius Nyerere of Tanzania has announced a government reshuffle Involving six cabinet ministers and three jurlor ministries. Among them was the appointment of Mr. Abdul Rahman Mohammed Baou. formerly Minister of State in the Directorate of Development sYd
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      Indo-Pakistan discussions
      53 2 KARACHI. Thurs. Official sources say the Home Ministers nf India and Pakistan will meet from Nov. 23 to Nov. 25 to discus thr migration of Muslims rrom States in eastern India to East Pakistan and of Hindus from Pakistan to India. The meetintr will be held in Rawalpindi,
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      Lock icon Hasluck's talk
      34 2 PARIS. Tliui";. Australia s External Attain Minister. Mr. P;uil Hii>;uck, yesterday conferred with French Foreign Minister. Mr. Maurice Couve dc Murville. on the situation in South-East Asia, including Vietnam and Malaysia. Reuter.
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      VIENTIANE TO HANOI: LAOS IS NOT A LETTER 80X...
      214 2 THE Laotian Government has sent a strongly worded answer to Hanoi denying a North Vietnamese claim that United States troops are fighting in Laos. VIENTIANE. Thurs. The note said it was the Communists who were in- i terferlng in Laotian affairs,
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      Bangui breaks with Taipeh
      28 2 BANGUI. Thurs. The Central African Republic has broken off diplomatic relations with Nationalist China, and declared the recently accredited F Ambassador persona non gr»l*.
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      Jenny, 19, wants to tell sex truths to teenagers
      217 3 I ONDON, Thurs. Jenny Slater, 19. has a message for the teenagers of Britain. Sex, she has discovered, is just one of those things. And she planned to tell teenagers so in a. pamphlet giving them factual advice. Jenny, a modern
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      Malcolm X says Johnson pledges are hollow'
      96 3 Malcolm X says Johnson pledges are hollow' ACCRA. Thurs. MoriNegro demonstrations in tin- United States in the next three or four months were predicted yesterday by Malcolm K. leader of the newly-form-ed "Organisation of AfroAmerican Unity." They will demonstrate because they will realise the "hollowness" of Pre- M-lcnt Johnsons political
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      Lock icon The nose had it...
      34 3 The nose had it NEW YORK Thurs. Senator Goldwater's defeat proved a painful experience for Robert Ansett. He pushed a golf ball a mile with his nose to pay off an election bet. UPI.
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      A sigh of relief from the world on LB J's win
      454 3 Kremlin: Sincere congratulations A relieved Kremlin last night cabled President Johnson that he "will always meet readiness to develop relations between the USSR and the USA."' Russia's two top leaders. President Anastas Mikoyan and Premier Alexel Kosygln. said in
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      Labour Govt gives first I details of plan to remake Britain
      243 3 Labour Govt gives first I details of plan to remake Britain LONDON, Thursday. nrtHE Labour Government yesterday gave the first I details of its plan to remake the face of Britain. The Minister of Economic Affairs, Mr. George Brown, opened an economic debate in Parliament by announcing Dlans for a
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      Lock icon THE ESSAY BOOK CHARLES LOST:_NOW A WRIT
      159 3 THE ESSAY BOOK CHARLES LOST:_NOW A WRIT LONDON, Thurs. A writ was today reported to have been served on a detective who recovered a missing school essay book belonging to Prince Charles. The detective. from Scotland Yard, had been assigned to trace the exercise book missfd from Gordonstoun School six
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      Lock icon French N-force
      41 3 PARIS. Thurs— France will spend more than 54.000 million francs (about £3.000 million > in the next five years to build up her nuclear strike force, including strategic thermonuclear weapons, the Information Minister. Mr. Alain Peyrefitte. said here yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Drug suspects held
      32 3 HEIDELBERG. Germany. Thurs. Nearly 100 people, including 331 servicemen. suspected of illegal drui? traffic have been arrested In J police raids at major U.S. garrisons in West Germany. AP.
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      Church urged to confess its error in condemning Galileo
      150 3 I VATICAN CITY. Thurs. An Ecumenical Council bishop today called on the i Church to confess publicly the error of Its miserable and unjust condemnation" of Galileo and fully reinstate the honour of the 16th century pioneer of modern science Bishop
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      Lock icon Window bars trap a family in blaze
      100 3 riUCAUO. Thurs. v Window bars, designed to prevent the.ft. instead prevented four children and their mother from saving their lives yesterday when a fire raged through their apartment building. The flre. at the Rochester Manor Apartments, took eight lives, injured at least 12
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      Lock icon BOAC is £10mil deeper in debt: Big row likely
      335 3 1 ONDON, Thurs. A major political row is likely over the ac- counts published by j BOAC today showing the state-owned airi line has plunged a furi ther £10 million into I debt. The figures are expected to' revive a parliamentary
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      WHO: Brilliant success against polio
      81 3 WHO: Brilliant success against polio GENEVA, Thurs. The World Health Organisation said yesterday there have been brilliant successes in bringing polio under control. WHO said 28 countries reported on anti-polio campaigns for the period 1951 to 1962. which covers the Introduction of vaccine. In Norway, cases decreased by 97 per
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    I- Biggest ; ever orchid show opens today
    251 4 I- Biggest ever orchid show opens today SINGAPORE, Thurs. Officials of the Malaysian Orchid Society today rolled up their shirt sleeves to turn the Singapore Turf Club into an enchanting garden for the opening of the "biggest ever" three-day orchid exhibition tomorrow. The exhibition, organised by the society, will be
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    Deepavali party
    37 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Indian Association will hold a special Deepavali party for children of members under 12 at the Association on Nov. 8 at 2 p.m. A highlight will be a fancy dress competition.
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    Strike ballot to be discussed
    260 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Amalgamated Union of Public Employees will ask all its branch committees in the Public Utilities Board to consider taking a strike ballot by the Board's employees in connection with a dispute over an interim agreement. In a statement today, the AUPE's general
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    DISMISSAL ROW: FIRM'S 'TAKE BACK' CONDITION
    334 4 JIII-: Borneo Co. and its subsidiaries today told Uiq Industrial Arbitration Court that they would re-engage .'MO employees provided they made written applications for reengagement. Their services were terminated in July this year when they were on strike. 'Breach of pact" In making the
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    120 babies a day: 'Use midwives' services' appeal
    301 4 /GREATER efforts must be made to utilise the services of qualified midwives for mothers until more doctors are recruited, the Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, said yesterday. In spite of a phenomenal birth-rate of 120 babies a day, the Kandang
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    Malayalam drama
    44 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Kerala Association will stage a Malayalam drama "Ezliu Rathrikal" i Seven Nights > at the Naval Base's Asian recreation hall on Nov 7 at 7 p.m. This arama was adjudged the best Malayalam drama of this ■.ear in India.
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    Money was thrust on me: 'Tec tells court
    174 4 OINGAPORE, Thurs. j A detective, found with $200 by Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau officers, claimed < in court today that the i money had been thrust on him. Anthony Foo, 41. formerly of Paya Lebar police station, was making his defence on
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    Tengku's pledge on I our 'war' against disease
    330 5 Tengku's pledge on I our 'war' against disease KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. REPRESENTATIVES from 26 nations cheered Tengku Abdul Rahman today when he pledged to make Malaysia a healthy nation despite Indonesian confrontation. He, however, hoped the threatening war clouds would blow away so that the Government could divert a bigger
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    Lock icon Stephens on need for free travel—'
    121 5 Stephens on need for free travel JESSELTON. Thurs. A need for and the possibility of free and unrestricted movement of Malaysian nationals within the various States of Malaysia is envisaged by Sabah's Chief Minister. Dato Donald Stephens. "We hope to bring: this about but at the moment, however, there are
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    Indon arms for Sabah solidarity shows
    103 5 JESSELTON. Thurs. The people of Sabah may for the first time see captured arms of the Indonesian terrorists during National Solidarity Week which begins on Nov. 16. A solidarity committee meeting yesterday decided to hold exhibitions and stage shows in Jesselton. Eandakan and Tawau.
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    Lock icon Gen. Wilmot to hold talks in S'pore
    78 5 fANBERRA. Thurs. Lieut General Sir John Wilmot. Chief of the Australian General Staff, will have talks with British and Australian army commanders in Singapore this month. nator Shane Paltridge. the Australian Defence Minister said yesterday. His talks In Singapore will follow an informal
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    Cakes for patients
    31 5 TEI.UK ANSON. Thurs. The Indian community in Lower Perak yesterday distributed cakes to about 300 patients of all nationalities at the Teluk Anson district hospital to celebrate Deepavali.
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    Accordionist to play in Kuantan
    88 5 l/UANTAN. Thurs. Mr. Lloyd La Vaux. an internationally known Amei rican accordionist, will give i recitals at the Town Hall here tomorrow and on Saturday. Mr. La Vaux. who is on a South-East Asian tour sponsored .by the USIS. is currently performing in the East
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    ITALIAN NAVY SHIPS DUE
    98 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Two Italian navy ships will call at Malayan ports, one at Penang and the other at Singapore, in the next three days, the Italian Embassy here announced today. The training ship Etna arrives in Penang tomorrow, while the missle cruiser Doria, flag ship
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    Tip-off reward
    41 5 JESSELTON. Thurs. A sub- i stamlai reward is being paid to two civilians who tipped off the security forces of an Indonesian terrorist hideout in the jungle nnrUi of Tawau. One terrorist was killed m the follow-up operations. I
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    Fund raising dance
    35 5 PENANG. Thur.s.— The Malayan Leprosy Relief Association will held a dance at the E and O ■Olel D Nov. 21 to rause I Unas til help i -ured lepers and their dependanas.
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    Lock icon 'INSULT SAYS STEPHENS
    167 5 JESSELTON, Thursday. OABAH'S Chief Minister, Dato Donald Stephens. today described Philippines Foreign Secretary |Mauro Mendez' latest statement on Sabah as an "insult." Mr. Mendez was reported ias saying that 'If and when I the Philippines take Sabah I the people here <of Sabah) will not be subjects
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    THE WOMAN DOCTOR I WHO FIGHTS THE No. 1 KILLER DISEASE
    178 5 THE WOMAN DOCTOR I WHO FIGHTS THE No. 1 KILLER DISEASE ITUALA LUMPUR, IV Thurs. Among the 100 delegates attending the week-long World Health Organisation Inter-Regional Tuberculosis Seminar here is a woman who heads Madagascar's nght against the No. 1 killer disease. She also has the longest name— Dr. iMrs.i
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    Busy tour for Perak MB
    61 5 IPOH. Thurs. The Mentri Be.sar of Perak, Dato Ahmad bin Said, starts a two-day tour of the Larut and Matang district tomorrow by attending a briefing on rural development projects In the area. He will also declare open a masque, three community hall.-.. a miaous
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    Immigration appointment
    50 5 KANGAR. Thurs.— lnchr Y../u bin Mohamed Noor frmn the Penang Immigration Department has been appointed Deputy As- i klctant Comptroller of Immiora- tio'i toe the north-west frontier i (Kroh. Pcrak. Kedah and PefUl I from Nov. 16. He succeeds Mr. JtolßM Frederick, who is being posted to Malacca.
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    Perlis Govt employees to aid fund
    87 5 IJANGAR. Thurs.— The State Government has asked its employees to donate to the National Defence Fund. Contributions will be deducted from their November! and December pay. The Memri Be.sar. Dato Sheikh Ahmad bin Mohamed Hashiir. *ill lead a team to call on bus.urms. mines
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    Three suspected smugglers held
    37 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Police I detained three men. believed to be I smugglers, after raiding a hut in Paya Lebar Road yesterday. The men have been detained under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance.
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    $35,780 NOW FOR OW ORPHANS
    412 5 THE Straits Times reA ceived another 52.909.60 today for the Ow orphans. The fund's total is now $35,785.80. A separate fund started by the Nanyang Siang Pau for the orphans reached $32,858.26 today. Contributions received by the Straits Times today will bo Dublished tomorrow. Yesterdays
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    Dog's bite cost her $60
    37 5 IPOH. Thurs housewife I.er Sicw Im. 37. whose dog bit a postman. Ro>lan bin Omar. 30. was fined S3O today. She pleaded guilty and was ordered to pay $39 compensation to Roslan
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    Show your solidarity to enemy during the Week: Wong
    339 6 KUCHING, Thursday. gARAWAK's acting Chief Minister, Mr. James Wong, said today that the National Solidarity Week which begins on Nov. 16 would enable Malaysians to show themselves as a tough, self-reliant people, prepared to defend the nation and die for it
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    Lock icon Language course
    25 6 KUCHINO. Thurs. The State Education Department has announced that It will launch a one-year course to train teachers in the national language.— A.P.
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    A FILM BY SHELL ABOUT OUR NEW ROADS
    148 6 A FILM BY SHELL ABOUT OUR NEW ROADS |(UALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— I A film produced by the Shell Film Unit In SouthBut Asia, featuring rural development In Malaya is now available on loan from the Shell film libraries in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. The film, "The Vital Link." which tells
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    Theft of $1.20
    41 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A former hotel attendant. Kho Bant; Pong. 25. was bound over for six months In a sum of $200 for stealing $1.20 from Chew Sin Ghwee at the Dewan Tengku Abdul Rahman on Oct. 28-
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    'Find the lepers and cure them' campaign soon
    171 6 'Find the lepers and cure them' campaign soon SINGAPORE Thurs. An island-wide campaign will be launched next year to seek out all <iMs of leprosy so that they can receive the proper treatment. This was disclosed by l>r. Wons Mook Ow. the medical superintendent of Trafalgar Home, in a talk
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    Armistice Day in Taiping and Ipoh
    95 6 IPOH, Thurs. ArmiMice Day parades will be held in Ipoh and Taiping on Sunday m memory of the dead of two world wars and the last Emergency. The State Secretary of Perak, Inche Mohamcd Senawi bin Haji Zainuddin, will lay the first wreath at
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    Thieves' haul
    41 6 TAIPING. Thurs. Thieves broke into the house of the Rev. K. J. C. Kustan of the Wesley GblMb in Museum Road here yesterday during his absence and stole a tape recoider and a camera worth a total of $800.
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    Renew tin pact— but with changes' he urges
    269 6 Renew tin pact— but with changes' he urges SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. K. J. dimming, chairman of the Austral Malay group of mining companies, has urged renewal of the International Tin Agreement with amendments. Speaking to the annual meeting of the group in Talplng. he said he believed that producers are
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    Talk on Buddha
    38 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Venerable Seek Kirn Seng. well-known Buddhist preaciN-r from Malacca, will talk on the "Dhamma" at the Buddha J.iyantl Temple. Circular Road, on Saturday at 8 p.m. He will speak in Hokkien.
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    Work-to-rule ballots for teachers
    167 6 HTHE National Union 1 of Day Training College and Centre Trained Teachers is to issue work -to rule ballots to members before the school term closes on Dec. 4. "If the members vote in favour, then we will continue working to rule until the union has
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      145 6 %iU-x Oap Iht V T. Ham lin aoaH.oo*; r dipntt know weather dipn't nou just get wok, stupid.' iml |...i don't just toxl WE'D MA.FTA BUILP MXJ J PORKAST? THRU TELLIN' ME MXI NOT TH' WEATHER YOU ABOUT TH' I MAKE T' M A TEMPLE JUffT rGET f WHAT ARE
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    BLIND COURAGE ON TERROR ISLAND
    1635 7 A World War II story A fanatical enemy had to be dug, out of every fox-hole before Labuan was finally liberated AT noon on June 21, 1945, groups of sweat stained Australian infantrymen of the 2 /28 th Battalion entered a shattered patch of jungle
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    DEATH
    67 8 Wordt ill) i Minimum) MADAM NEO VAN TIONC »(ed «1 DOtktr of L«e SCO Hock. Im* v lam.-- la-> Son Wan and Dioth<r in law of Yap Ah ShonK. M U. Ij?>- and adopted inn'her oi Mn Olive I <iuh IVnK Koon and Haa Km Wbait. passed away pearofuMy
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    159 8 I Wmm >H) I Minimum) THt I AMILV OF the latr Jin-. O.C. "hi. thankn to relatives for their wrmtha and at■lurinK thnr rSMat bereavrI THE FAMILY OF th» ute Mr 8». k I tMaks Hit rrlatlvn and 'or tluMr ki-.: -i In their maat. MR. MRS. ■traMaeaumllasuß. 134
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    IN MEMORIAM
    76 8 M Word* S/fl Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY of Mr N. N M H'h Novem- h rrm.-mbrrrd by hia RADJAM .1 <•<! T-M-h.; T I > at Oui Uidy Oi Loortaa Church on 7-11-64 at 830 am IN EVER LOVING Mrmnrr of my j lu-C"" me Siiii.|.<>ornam (Mn v.
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      Jakarta's Agents
      600 8 The Indonesians and thrir Malaysian collaborators BMffl \to have agreed on a division of labour. The Indonesians supply the strong-arm squads, while their local agents have the job of making noises which can be repeated by the Indonesian propaganda machine as evidence of wide- j [spread disaffection. The
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      Controlling TB
      358 8 Tuberculosis can be made to appear even a greater menace than it is. For example, it may be said that every one of the 6,000 Malaysian deaths from the disease each year leaves behind five new cases: this is worse even than the hydra, which grew only two
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      British Deficit
      259 8 British promises that the 15 per cent import tax surcharge on manufactures, one of the measures taken to reduce the I deficit in the balance of pay- i ments. will be kept under I constant surveillance, have appeased no-one. Mr. Cros- J land's warning that possible revision within
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    The great victory and afterwards
    881 8  -  Godfrey Hodgson By JOHNSON IN SEARCH OF NEW REFORMS. GOLDWATERS PARTY IN NEED OF REPAIRS HAD Lyndon Johnson not been reelected President of the United States by something close to a landslide, there would have been nothing left for most Washington columnists, pollsters and political
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    Learn the national language—3
    1115 8  - Learn the national language 3 INCHE YUNUS MARIS M.A. by rE construction of Malay phrases and sentences are best understood from the pauses and comparative length of pauses occur ing between words within a Phrase or a sentence. In the written language some of these pauses are indicated by a
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      A cotton threat that can boomerang
      239 8 IT appears that the Singa- pore Cotton Product Manufacturers Association have a wish to revive a boycott of British goods so as to force the British Government to rescind the Import charge. Mr. Lam Thian stales drastic measures should be taken to bring the
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      Too slow
      98 8 OF the recent Indonesian landings on the JohoreMalacca border, it was reported tha. a member of the Vigilante Corps had to run one and a half mile.s to the police station to make a report. Certainly, much precious time was lost thereby. The Government should therefore see to
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      Phone bill
      56 8 I REFER to the message from '"Subscriber" Ipoh ST. Oct. 21 > regarding the disconnection of his telephone for late payment, and would appreciate if he would be kind enough to contact me, as more particulars are required to assist in the investigation of h!s complaint. TARAM SINGH
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      168 8 Speaking ability will bring you new opportunities More than ever there's a need for men and women tcHo can erpreu ideas, pertuade other? in conversation or before a group, deal u'ith people confidently and reasonablyMost have the ability but lack the skill and knowledge it takes to be effective in
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    'Word of one against five'
    739 9 Final submission by defence counsel: 'No corroboration of swindling at all 9 SI N G APORE, Thurs. -Defence counsel, Mr. P. F. de Souza, submitted today that to ask why Irene Ng Bee Wah, wife of a company director, should bring serious cheating all eg
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    STUDENT EXCHANGE SCHEME: BACKING BY YOUTH CLUBS
    274 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday 'PHE Malaysian Association of Youth Clubs has x pledged full support for the inter-racial student exchange scheme to be introduced durir*? the December school holidays. The pledge was given by a delegation from the asso- j elation which called on
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    Course for leaders
    29 9 KAJANO. Thurs. Leaders of the various Vigilante Corps In the Ulu Langai district will attend a course at the Kaiang Malay Boys' School on Nov. 18.
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    Photo exhibition
    40 9 SINGAPORE Thurs. -Thr 12:h Malay.-iaii Photographic Exhlbltior. organised by »!ie irraphic Society "of Si' opened today at the National Library lecture hall. The exhibition will be open i daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. until Nov. I.
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    Bukit Timah fly-overs...
    160 9 Bukit Timah fly-overs $1 MIL. EASE-TRAFFIC PLAN THIS is an artist's impression of the fly -overs along Bukit Tinitih and Dunearn road.s at the junction of Farrer Road and Adam Road work on which will begin next month. The building of these fly-overs at the cost of si million was
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    A wages council for hotel employees
    102 9 A wages council for hotel employees IZUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Government has set up a wages council to determine the pay and conditions oi service of more than 10,000 workers employed in hotels, bars, restaurants and coffee shops in nine principal towns In Malaya. The Minister of Labour. Mr. V.
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    Cracker ban in Singapore
    48 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Police today announced that the firing of crackers has been banned because of the Emergency. A police spokesman said it was not known whether the ban would be lifted for Christmas or the Chinese New Year. Instructions from Kuala Lumpur V-ere awaited
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    Tyre bursts as plane lands
    59 9 SINOAPORE. Thurs.— A tyre of a Royal Naval Sea Vixen aircraft burst on the Tengah runway as the plane taxied In after a routine training flight on Tuesday morning. The plane veered away from the runway but was stopped before hitting any building nearby. No
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    7 jailed for not reporting Indon infiltrators
    485 9 7 jailed for not reporting Indon infiltrators JOHORE BAHRU, Thursday. CEVEN of 14 labourers from a pineapple plantation in Pontian charged in the Sessions Court here with failing to report the whereabouts of Indonesian infiltrators, were jailed from one to two years. The other seven pleaded not guilty and are
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    Wounding case: Trial dates
    58 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The trial of Amir Izat bin Ahmad Alhabshre. 26. accused of wounding Madam Lucy Kam Chye Neo with a corrosive substance, will be heard in the Second Criminal District Court on Nov. 23 and 24. The offence was alleged to have taken place at
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    Christian Bros' visitors
    42 9 PENANO. Thurs. The Assistant Superior-General of the Christian Brothers, the Very Re-^ Bro Lawrence OToole. arrived here from Singapore today for a ■visit. He was accompanied by the Visitor for the Par East, the Very Re. Bro. T. Michael.
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    Tun Uda to lay ! first wreath
    56 9 Tun Uda to lay first wreath PENANG Thurs The Governor. Raja Tun Uda al-Ha-. will lay the first wreath on behalf of the State of Penang at the Remembrance Day parade at the esplanade cenotaph on Sunday mornlne He will later lake the s;ilutr a' ttie march paM led by
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    More halls, clinic
    29 9 MUAR. Thurs.— The Mentri Beaar of Johore. Dato Hassan bin Hajl Yunos. will open five community halls and a clinic here on I Saturday and Surday.
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    $350,000 fire damage to 2 factories in capital
    193 9 $350,000 fire damage to 2 factories in capital IZUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Two factories worth a total of j about $350,000 were destroyed in a fire which broke out in Chan Sow Lin Road here early this morning. They were the Hup Ouan Wooden Case Manufacturer j and the Kwong Lek
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    Longer hours for hotels?
    47 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Tt* Singapore Tourist Promotion Board Is to approach the Government for extension ot licensing hours for tourist hotels. This was stated here today by the board's director. Mr. Lim Joo Hock, at a lunch talk to members of the Rotary Wrst
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    Remembrance Day
    29 9 SUNGEI PATANI. Thurs.— Tht Sultan ol Kedah will lay the tirst wreath at the Kedah Volunteer Force's cenotaph here during iia Remembrance Day parade on Sun* day.
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      67 9 Dirty water flung at car tester SINGAPORE, Thurs A tin of dirty water was flung at a car tester Mr. Poh Koon Poh. while he was taklne a test yesterday. The liquid splashed not only on Mr. Poh but also a woman, who wa* being tested. The tin was flung
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      676 9 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) CHANNEL 5 X.L.. P. Pinang Bukan"; 7.30 Fractured Flick--6 Ipoh and Malacca era: 8.00 Newa in Mandarin; P.M. 5.45 Opening and pro- 8.10 Chorus; 8.30 Expedition; gramme summary; 5.50 News 8.00 News In Malay; 9.10 Issue outlines in Malay; 5.53 Nation- At Hand; 9.30 Danger Man al
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      MALAYSIAN MARKET IMPRESSES PASOLD
      231 10 THE Commonwealth s loading manufac- turer of knitted chil- dren's wear, Pasolds Ltd., England, is watching very closely the progress Malaysia is making towards establishing a textile industry. To make a first hand study of the situation the company's managing director. Mr. R. Pasold. has paid
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      Sole importer
      40 10 All import permits previously i'-Miod to private enterprise in the United Arab Republic have been cancelled and the Government now becomes the .«olr importer. The decision was taken by the planning committee under the chairmanship of Premier Aly
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    MISSION TA UTENS TRADE LINKS
    247 10 Till; visit of the New Zealand trade mission to Malaysia will strengthen j trade links between the two countries, said Mr. LJR AdamsSchneider, leader of the mission. Mr. Adams-Schneider. Par- i liamentary Under Secretary to the New Zealand Minister of Industries and Commerce, was summing
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    KODAK ADVERTISERS GET TOGETHER
    97 10 MR. RICHARD W. STONE, Eastman Kodak Co. advertising manager for the Middle East. Africa and the Far East, has been in Hong Kong to attend the fourth Asian advertising congress, which begins next week. He had a series of mretincs with Kodak's Asian advertising managers and
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    Visit by American cargo expert
    226 10 MR. W. F. Bottoms, president. Compass Containers Inc. and Vanpac Inc., of Richmond, California, visited Carriers Singapore and Penang last week. He was conducting a survey tour of Far East countries Including Japan. South Korea. Formosa, the Philippines, Hong Kong and Thailand. Consultations were held
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    Key farm role for Australia
    88 10 Key farm role for Australia (From KEITH HOOPER) A USTRALIAN farm raachA inery would be a key factor in South-East Asian development. Mr. E. Scott Mackenzie, general and South-East Asian regional manager of Ford Tractor and Implement Co.. wbo returned from an Asian tour, said this is Sydney. He said
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    SAS SENDING LOO TO SCANDINAVIA
    173 10 A S in past years SAS the Scandinavian Airlines System will during Europe's winter season give several of its employees the opportunity to attend training courses in Scandinavia This will Improve their knowledge In the fields of passenger and cargo sales and reservations and at
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    BURROUGHS MEN CONFER
    89 10 Mr. H. J. Pacini. manager of distributor sales, and Mr. F. S. Derrick, area service manager, of Burroughs Corporation. Detroit. C.S., I visited their distributor in Malaysia. Business Systems and Equipment Ltd.. to re- view the release of the newly developed electronic Burroughs accounting ma- chines and
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    Plessey m!an at Peking fair
    57 10 Mr. N.M. Williams, resident engineers in Kuala Lumpur of the Automatic Telephone and Electric Co.. Is attending the British trade fair in Peking for the Plessey Group. He is Instructing Chinese Ministry ot Communications staff in the AT and E crossbar system. The Malaysian Telecommunications
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    More businesses
    52 10 New U.S. business incorporations In September climbed four per rent to 16.715. the most substantial gain this year and the largest seasonally adjusted total for any month since 1959. reports Dun and Bradsteet. Inc. In the first three quarters of 1964. an aggregate of 149.773 new business charters
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    CHRYSLER IN TOKYO CONVENTION
    133 10 CHRYSLER IN TOKYO CONVENTION |X)LLOWING a highly sucr cessful Initial Far East dealers' convention in Hong Kong a year ago, Chrysler International will hold its second Far East convention at the Tokyo Hilton Hotel from Nov 25 to 27. Dealers will converge Tokyo from Cambodia, Indonesia. Malaysia. Okinawa, Ouam. Formosa,
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    US companies invest more
    87 10 A U.S. Commerce Department survey shows that U.S. companies are expected to invest this year about U. 5.53.900. 53. 900 million in plant and equipment overseas, a gain of 16 per cent over 1963. In the US., such spending will rise 13 per cent to about
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    Dr. Lim calls at two plastics factories
    64 10 THE Malaysian Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, visited two plastics factories Poly Plastics (M) Ltd. and United Plastics Ltd in Johore Bahru. At both factories Dr. Lim was impressed with the modern machinery and up-to-date methods of production. Picture
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    Lufthansa in Australia
    97 10 AN interline ■cnMMBi .-io\W- ing for the exchange ■>? t ffic 1 documents and mutual commission ha.s l>"e I between East-West Airline., ai. Australian internal aiiliue, and Lulchansa German Mi This is another :.i th« pn i p.i ration of Lufthans.. ;-l<ms lo open direct services to
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    Heartache after the fire
    47 11 WOMEN AND CHILDREN SCRAMBLE AMONG CHARRED RUBBLE COME of the scores of fire victims seen searching through the debris in the hope of recovering some of their belongings yesterday morning, when police opened the gates leading to the fire site. Straits Times picture.
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    TIDE DESTROYS BELONGINGS OF VICTIMS
    466 11 TIDE DESTROYS BELONGINGS OF VICTIMS rising tide at midnight last night, which came in the wake of yesterday's fire at Kampong Pulau Minyak once a bustling network of attap huts on slits today brought more heartache to the victims. When the barbed wire gates leading to the tire site were
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    Man tells court of robbery of a love letter
    245 11 Man tells court of robbery of a love letter DUTTERWORTH, Thurs. Four men stopped and punched a cyclist on an estate path, then robbed him of a love letter, two i dollars, and some articles, the Sessions Court here was told today. A. Yessu. M. S. Loganathan. 18, A. Veeran,
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    'Poppy' officials
    35 11 KUANTAN. Thurs. A State Councillor. Che Mairr.oon binte Ha ii Harun. has been elected chairman of the Kuantan District Poppy Day Committee here. Che Yanjj binte Dahari. a tourist promotion officer, is secretary.
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    Six months' jail for man who came back
    145 11 Six months' jail for man who came back A LOR STAR. Thurs. An Indonesian who was deported from Singapore 10 months ago was jailed today for six months on a charge of; entering the country illegally. Ahmad Raja Bujang bin: Abdul Murad. 30, who was brought to court under heavy
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    Another Penang boy robbed
    57 11 i'UNANG. Thurs. Another M-!ioolboy was robbed hero JfMter- of the Chung Line High School, reported tn poiirr lir v. ls cycling along n Road, when he was *'.jpped at the Anson Road junction by a boy. The boy took him to a back lane when- be
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    Perlis Umno
    23 11 .\K Thurs. The sen.i--.i vi Perils Umno into two .ons— Selaian and Ulara nected to be approved by the iMMquuttn ■taort-
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    Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch — Relieves Pain
    189 11 Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch Relieves Pain London. (Special) For the flr>t time science has iound a new healing substance with astonishing ability to shrink haemorrhoids, stop itching and relieve pain without surgery. In case after ca.se. while gently and promptly relieving pain, actual reduction or
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    Nanyang address
    29 11 i SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will address N.iiiyaiiß University stud I :so p.m. oi Monday a i meeting sponrared b\ Student Pellowahip.
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    Admitted to Bar
    33 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Mr. Choo Eng Khoon, a barrister, was admitted to the Singapore Bar by the Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Wee Chom Jin. in the High Court yes- j terdav.
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    THANK YOU' TO HELPERS
    83 11 PENANO. Thurs. The Penang State Alliance committee today said 'Thank you" to the State Alliance committees in the other states for sending members and supporters, as well as lending motor vehicles, during the Parliamentary by-election at Se- berang Selatan last Saturday. They had. says a state-
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    The 'nerves' of the armed forces
    163 11 The 'nerves of the armed forces rpHE signals system of A the Federation Army was today described as the "nerves" that controlled the various units of the armed forces. This observation was made by the Chief of the General Staff, Major Gen. Dato Abdui Hamid bin Bldin. when he opened
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    Bahaman calls for a ready to serve spirit
    220 11 KUALA LUMPUR, lv Thurs The Government wants the 1 staff of all hospitals and health centres to cultivate a "ready to serve" spirit, the Minister of Health. Ir<che Bahaman bin Samsuddin. anj nouneed today To achieve this, courses aimed at improving public
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    Salesman gets 3 years more
    61 11 Salesman gets 3 years more PENANO. Thun Pett-i- Urn, now serving ,r In Ku:>l.i Lumpur lor h of trust, i- :i tnile<i tor another three yean [or ,t similar offence, while vork> Ing for Hip Cold Storage here. Lim. 37. had pleaded not zuiltj to a i barge ol committing
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      1004 12 EDUCATION Word* SS (Milt.)— Box St rts. exfra TYPEWRITING. SHORT HANO, BOOK-KEEPING. heginners/advanced L CC. 1965 Enrol today. N.C.8., 433 A Gevlang Koad I IMS is' pore) HOW IS YOUR Mnlay progressing? -Improve youi knowledge of the National Language b> n-ading Berlta Hunan d I ronianncd NsV BOOKKEEPING EVENING CLASSES:
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    WEARNES, STRAITS TIMES ADVANCE ON MARKET
    617 14 From Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIAL shares im--1 proved on a wide front on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, with several particularly strong spots. Tin shares were steady with small movements and sellers reluctant to lower their offers. After the upturn in the metal
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    STOCK INDICES
    28 14 Malayan Stork Indices Nov. 4. Nov. 5. Industrials: 89.56 90.80 rins: 135.55 IMJ4 rubbers; li.i; :ii, IX W *Dec. 30, 1963 100. Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    924 14 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIAL!: Boultead (2.U00) SI 87. in.OOO) $1 6«: C.S. Msldmitt <7. 0001 J2.H.V Dunl.pt (3,000) SI.M. (3.000) *1.97: Cats
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    60 14 CHINESE Product Excitants, Singapore noon pricts par pleul yesterday Coconut oil: bulk $51! sellers, drum $54t -filers. Copra: Nov./ Dec. UK /Continent: L'rmuo'xt Pepper: Mur.rok MM $147t sellers, rak b ,v k <i i saUtrs, l.nii|Hin> i.la.k »I2L'» iwilem. ASTA Sint;tfpore Copra Association noon pr IMS uiJIKMed lIWMN
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    103 14 1 1I1ELBOURNE, Thurs. IndusI trials Unproved further. Trading was still selective but the excess of rises over falls widened. Base meta'.s were lrreeular with New Broken Hill down 3/- to 105/-. OILs were quiet and steady. I Loans were suady. C.RA 37'BS Minint Isa oken Hill (IO«.) 3»/»
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    OPTION rREMIUMS
    242 14 November 5. Thrr<- mouinn. INDUSTRIAL* Rountead 13 rta. M. Container* 12 eta Dunlops 15 Cta M. Cablaa 17 rta. City De». 7-cU. MeAlmter 12 cus. B. Smelter- \>S M. lnve«t. 12 cut Eaao 15 ct* 0.C.8 C. IS ctM. Fed. Dlsp 12ct_ Rothtivins 13cuu r. A N. 20
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    RUBBER PRICES
    216 14 V'OVEMBER first tirade rubber lot. ■>' clased at S p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yi-Mrrday at •Ii i tnt* p<T in., up an _fM_ of a cent on Wednesday'!! closing level for U» Donltlon. The tone was uncertain. RAS and F.M.R-E. clom-k price* in cents per lb.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    29 14 November 5. MALAYAN RIBBKK PRICE: 712 cents (up an eight.} of a cent). TIN: 17ft a picul (up 54.87J). Unofficial estimated offering: 175 tons (down 45 tons).
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    26 14 ON tn.- tree aichanut m.ir«rt n BMW U rtollar I II mr TT „.i-l >.74| I" "'1 Starlinn t »n* tatl ot uolri It
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    Recovery in tin market: Price up nearly $5
    561 14 THE price of Straits tin on the Penang market yesterday rose $4,871 a picul to $792 on an offering unofficially estimated to have fallen 45 tons to 175 tons. In London earlier cash tin had been down another £20 and lorward £5.
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      629 15 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, Tan Ho Ngeng of No. 129, Emerald Hill Road. Singapore, have applied for a Retail Shop licence in respect of premises No. 129. Emerald Hill Road, Singapore and that this application will be heard In the Court of the District Judge and First
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      559 15 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 1, LUI OHOW of N0:— 277, South Bridie Road, Singapore, have applied (or a Retail Shop licence in respect oX premises No: —277. South Bridge Road. Singapore, and that this application will be heard in the Court of the District Judge and First Magistrate.
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      524 15 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, Leong Yult Wan of No: 15-9, Jalan Riang, Singapore, have applied for a Retail Shop licence in respect of premises No: 15-9. jalan Riang, Singapore, and that this application will be heard In the Court of the District Judge and First Magistrate.
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      632 15 NOTICES AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Singapore Properties To be held at our Sales-room No. 104. Market Street. Singapore On Tuesday, 10th November, 1964. at 2.30 pjn. 1. No. 3 Maple Avenue, Eden Park. Buklt Timah Road, area 3,149 sq. ft., assessed monthly rent $120/-, freehold (with VACANT POSSESSION). (Messrs. Leicester
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      553 15 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are invited from P.WJ3. Registered Contractors for the following: 1. Reconstruction of C'ulrert and Outlet Drain from tt'oodlcith Filter to Sunfri Kalians ■(nil Engineering or BuiMing Contractors' Closing Date: 17.11.64 at 10.00 a.m. Box 19 j t. Supply and Delivery of Granite Dust during the period
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      381 15 TENDERS MUNICIPALITY OF IPOH TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received at the office of the President Municipality of Ipoh, up to noon of 16th November, 1964 for the cleansing, sweeping and washing of the communal kitchen, staircases and cor--1 ridors of the Council flats and shops at Waller Court, Ipoh,
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      409 15 POLICE TENDER NOTICE Tenders which will close at 12 noon on 23rd November, 1964 are invited by the Inspector General, Royal Malaysia Police, for the supply of the following: Serial Amount of No. Item of Stores Tender Deposit 1. Anklets White Web $100/--2. Belts Waist Web Patt. 44 100/--3. Belts
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      Lock icon Rischer-Cooper bout on Nov 16
      76 16 LONDON. Thurs. Roger RJteber, the heavyweight, boxing champion of California, is to mcc; Uie British champion Henry Cooper at the Royal Albert Hali, London, on Nov. 16. it was announced here by promoter Mike Barralt. Rischer. winner of 34 of his 40 contests, has fousht
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      65 16 SYDNEY, Thurs.— W a r r e n ■carte, 28. ,i former Australian cycling champion, was killed last nighi when be fell after a tyre burst while hi' w:is training here for a return to competitive riding. Scarfe. who held four Australian records, won a silver
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      OLYMPIC VILLAGE CLOSED
      206 16 OLYMPIC VILLAGE CLOSED rKYO. Thurs— The Olympic Ylllaue. which opened nn bept 15 and housed more than 7.000 officials and athletes from 94 countries for the Tokyo Games i On 10-24 i closed today. BcKinning tomorrow, the village will iiiniM- some 400 phyMiitlly handicapped athletes from 23 countries for their
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      Lock icon Baxter shines in Rangers' Cup triumph
      687 16 Baxter shines in Rangers' Cup triumph SOCCER ROUNDUP LONDON, Thurs. Glasgow Rangers qualified for the first round proper of the European Cup soccer competition whenj they beat Red Star of Belgrade 3-1 at Arsen- al's ground here last night. The match was a deciding third game in the preliminary round.
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      218 16 SNELL CAN CLOCK 3:50DYSON ODLOZIL AND DAVIES TO HELP CHAMP IN WORLD RECORD BID WELLINGTON, Thurs. TT British track coach Geoff Dyson predicted here yesterday that New Zealander Peter SneU will run the mile in 3min. 50secs. this season Dyson said in an Interview that such a time is well
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      Lock icon GOLF Palmer's advice to dads: Don't rush them
      267 16 GOLF Palmer's advice to dads: Don't rush them TOKYO, Thurs. Arnold Palmer, Ame- j rican golf star, last night gave advice to c fathers keen to see|! their sons on top of the professional and amateur circuit: "Don't rush them or you might be disappointed." "Give a boy the proper
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      45 16 BANGKOK. Thurs. Thailand's I Asian Games Committee has decided to include judo in the Asian Games to be held here in 1966. a committee spokesman said today. i Judo was included in the Olympics i tor the first time in Tokyo. I Reuter
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      Lock icon RUGBY RESULTS
      36 16 LONDON. Thurs. Results of Rugby Union nniuhes: County i championship*— Berkshire C Dor- I seishire and Wiltshire 5; Bucking- hamshire 3 Oxfordshire 11. Club I mateh Cambridge University 17 i Coventry 20.— Reuter. j
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      172 16 r ONDON, Thurs— More than JLi 170 of the worlds top competition drivers have entered for Britain's most important motor rally the Royal Motor Club's International rally on Nov. 7-13. The gruelling event Mil take contestants over 2,528 miles, start--1 ing from London to
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      Three tour teams
      118 16 T ONDON Thurs— There will be La a busy summer for English cricket in 1965. Not only are South Africa and New Zealand paying official visits, each playing three Tests, but an All-India XI will play 11 three-day fixtures. All three of the touring sides liai:' fixtures
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      Lock icon Heine (108) thrashes the MCC spinners
      320 16 CRICKET yEREENIGING, Thurs. Some devastating big hitting by ihe Springbok pace-bowler Peter Hem* (108), who thrashed the MCC sii 1 ners and hit 100 in an hour with l<> fours and five sixes, w:i- mainly responsible for the Transvaal Coun--1 try Districts holding the
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      112 16 gUENOS AIRES. Thurs. Wimbledon champion Maria Bueno Braezil t reached the quaner-lir.als n the Argentine international emus tournament with S-l. 6-0 victory over Argentina s Uarta Fernandez Ruiz yesterday. Francoise Durr (France) de- eated Elizabeth Starkie (Britain) 1-6. 6-4, 8-6 in a two-hour quarter- i inal In
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      52 16 CHACON |Jf World's Fo^ourite^ms STRAITS BUDGET SUBSCRIPTION RATES (Payable in advance) Quoiteriy 2 .Yeorly Yearly Singopore Kuala Lumpur —No postage 3.20 $10.40 $20.80 fed. Malaya Br. North Borneo mcl. postage 5.75 11.50 23.00 Br. C'weolth Foreign mcl. postoae 6.75 13.50 27.00 United Kingdom Eastern Australia Only 12.00 24.00 48.00 by
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      328 16 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS port in the Middle East (6). 9. Weariness shown by learner 8 Athlete panted, so to speak needs a break in studies (8). (4). 10. Trader says what he does Is 14. This gathering uses a prayer perfect (5). no one understands (10). 11. Perhaps flowers
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      PUTRA KLANG GOES SMARTLY
      283 17  -  Epsom Jeep RACING by Bagby's three-year-olds Lash and Meteorite 111 do fastest 3f workout on a good track KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. pUTRA KLANG showed galloping zest on good going at Kuala Lumpur this morning. With Keith Moxham astride, this strapping five-year-old by Coronation Boy went over
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      MHA 'SIXES'
      26 17 MALACCA. Thurs.— The Malac- 1 ca Hockey Association will hold I their six-a-side tournament on Nov I 21-22 at the Malacca Club Padang. I
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      146 17 ORDER FOR PROBE ON LAUREL FIRE I AUREL, Thurs. An investiga- tion into the Laurel Racecourse fire in which 32 thoroughbreds are dead or missing, was ordered yesterday to check on the possibility of arson. None of ttie horses entered in next week's Washington Interna- tional was injured in the
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      Trophy for Malaysia Day golf
      91 17 AN Open golf competition will be held annually at Cameron Highlands to celebrate Malaysia Day. The Malayan Tobacco Company has donated a $800 trophy for the competition. Timesport picture shows Inche Ghazali Mohamed Nor (left), chairman of the Cameron Highlands golf committee, receiving the trophy
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      Boon Bee and Yee Khan off to India
      174 17 Boon Bee and Yee Khan off to India BADMINTON JTUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Two Malaysian badminton suirs. Ng Boon Bee and Tan Yee Khan of Perak. left yesterday for India to play in a series of tournaments at the invitation of the I Indian Badminton Federation. Boon Bee and Yee Khan
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      NS CARNIVAL
      31 17 SEREMBAN. Thurs. The Negri Sembilan branch of the National Union of Teachers will be holding their hockey carnival at the NS Club padang- tomorrow. Seven teams are taking part.
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      Kok Seng to take a rest
      267 17  -  JOE DORAI: Xv SOCCER Singapore, Thursday. LEE KOK SENG, the Singapore and Malaysia international centre-half and captain, will go into "temporary retirement 1 from representative soccer this season. Kok Seng. 44. told me to- I day: "I have not quite decided whether I should
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      Services' Khan is the man to watch
      184 17 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The man to watch In the Poppy Di» Cup hockey match on the padant; here tomorrow (5 p.m.) is Services' new centre-forward A. Khan. I Khan, a Pakistani serving with the Royal Navy, is a bustling sixfooter who has played first-class
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      Malayans upset the Thais
      220 17 Malayans upset the Thais RUGGER Uof Malaya 8 Chulongkorn 3 Singapore, Thurs IJNIVERSITY of Malaya caused an upset in the in-ter-university rugger tournament for the Lee Kong Chian Trophy today when they beat the favourites, Chulalongkorn of Thailand, in the opening match on the Padang here. The Malayans scored a
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      32-6 victory for Forces
      106 17 IPOH. Thurs.— Federation Armed Forces beat Perak by T2 points (four goals, two tries. penalty and dropped goal) to 6 (Urn tries) in the Government Services rugger match played here yesterday. Forces took a 9-3 lead in the first, half. Wong opened scoring with a dropped
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      POLICE MEET
      29 17 MALACCA, Thurs. The Intercontingent Pol'ce south zone hockey competition will be held here from Nov. 13 to 15. States taking part are Johore, Malacca, Negrl and Selangor.
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      Malacca passes
      65 17 MALACCA, Thurs. Ten out of 21 candidates passed the umpires examination conducted by the Malacca Hockey Association Umpires Board recently. The successful candidates, including three women, are: Albert Ong Guan Bock. Abdul Ranlm bin Rahmat, Idris Takachil. Patimah Marhaba. Rahlmansa b;n Shaik Yusoof. Salasiah btt Jafre, Mohamed Nor
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      169 17 SUMMARY SOCCER Penanf Junior Cup s-final: Tg Bungah Rangers 8 Indian RC 0. Voon Cap (Ipoh): Chantrkat Klndlng 4 Menglembu 3i PCRC 8 Shaw Bros 0. Ipoh Dlv. 1: Kllat 6 Municipality 1. Nepal Cap qfinal (Malacca): 1 10 Ourkha Rifles 3 Ourkha Engineers 0 Inter-state primary schools (Kangar): Perils
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    1464 18 Spore to set up shield against an Indon attack Lee tells Assembly of plan to form a territorial army to aid regular troops gINGAPORK'S Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, spoke today of the desirability of establishing a territorial army. They would be trained at weekends and would help the
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    DEATHS
    50 18 FERNANDEZ: J>ti». wife of Rleharo Fernanda Advocate and Solicitor Tnvandriirn and only dauKht«*r of late nr yr. h i.onrn MM Mrs. Lomn m Tiivnndnim on I MR C C SAMV mt samv Trani>- .illy on HS Tank Hn»d Pitu-.-iiwire-t* on r,-11->'4 -it 1 p.m. •or rivmation at Hindu Omrtrrv.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    27 18 IN LOVING MEMORY ol Jiui-ph ;r.pntoun, Ipohi «ho wtMi'it away ten yean ago •Oonr hut will never b« fotvottm 1 by hl« wife and children.
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    60 18 TOKYO. Thurs— A joint communique issued In Peking by Mall President Modibo Keita and Communist Chinese Head of State Liv Shao-chl "noted with pleasure that the situation is most favourable for revolution throughout the continent of Africa.' 1 The communique, issued during the African leader's official visit,
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    THOMSON LOSES BID FOR THE CONTROL OF OUTRAMS
    306 18 r[E long and lively struggle for control of George Outram and Co., Ltd., publishers of the Glasgow Herald, is over. At a meeting of Scottish and Universal Investments Ltd., Sir Hugh Fraser was LONDON. Thursday given a standing ovation when he announced
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    LONDON STOCKS
    291 18 LONDON, Thurs— Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty were: lOnaon in /a ialayan 31 -t-/3 'ahang 18/104 +/3 'engkalen 18 -10 a 'etaling 12/6 Siamese 24 iouth Kinta 24 3 3 >outh Malayan 22 6 I iungei Besi 27 'anjong 20 6 'ronoh 23
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    60 18 LONDON. Thurs. Spot 217 16d.. Dec. 21?« d.. Jan. 21' id.. Feb. 21 3 16d.. Jan. March 21 3 16d.. April June 21d.. JulySept. 21d.. Oct. Dec. 20 15 16d.. Jan. March 20 7 ,d.. April June 20"« d.. July Sept. 20 T sd c.i f Nov. 21 5
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    23 18 LONDON. Thurs— Buyers £1520, sellers £1525. Forward buyers £1482... sellers £1485. Settlement £1536. Turnover ajn. 230 tons, p.m. 190 tons. Tone: Easy.
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    89 18 TOKYO. Thurs. The Cambodian Boy Scouts' Association has been dissolved following criticism by Prince Sihanouk. Chief of State, that the movement "is linked with imperialism and colonialism." Prince Sihanouk pointed out that the Boy Scouts movement origi- nated in a country of the "free world" and
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