The Straits Times, 12 November 1964

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    LOYALTY PLEDGE
    542 1 40,000 to take it NATIONAL SOLIDARITY RALLIES ALL OVER COUNTRY ON MONDAY King to open the Week KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday FORTY THOUSAND Malaysians are expected to take the national solidarity pledge at a mass rally here on Monday shortly after the Yang di-Per-tuan Agong launches Solidarity Week at
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    BERJAYA
    145 1 OJ«YA KIAMA ■■Ma t m i »~i i in i. i. >»■>- MA L&V3U O-TA O*H iFR^-vr A-MAW MAKMUK iAMACU MALAYSIA A IAOt M UU4A-MYA tt«JAYA DAN «•JA TA i n i i t~i i i i 3 4 i > UEXVNJUNG CM TA CM TA tTI r^ i
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    SUPP rejects plea by Senu
    227 1 KUCHING. Wednesday. THE Sarawak United People's Party today flatly rejected the appeal by the chairman of the National Solidarity Week Committee. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, that they should "rise above parly politics in the national interest and come forward as true Malaysians to support
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    Lock icon Shastri for UK
    22 1 DELHI. Wed —The Indian Prime Minister. Mr. Lai Bnhadur Sha>tri. will visit Britain from Dec. 2 to 6— Reuter
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    U.S. MAY OFFER ARMS ON CREDIT: MISSION LEADER
    443 1 U.S. MAY OFFER ARMS ON CREDIT: MISSION LEADER KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The United States is prepared to consider credit sale of military equipment to Malaysia. Mr. P.W. Manhard. leader of the top-level eight man American defence mission, said on arrival here today. However, he added, the type of military equipment
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    Curfew lifted by one hour
    51 1 KUCHING. Wed. The curfew hours in the Sibu, Barikei and Blnatang district* of the Third Division will be relaxed from next Saturday. The hours at present are from 7 p.m to t a.m. Prom Saturday they will be from 7 p m to 4 a
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    Lock icon Space signals
    26 1 BOCHUM i West Germany). Wed. The Bochum Institute for Satellite and Space reports Unit it received signals from a Soviet space experiment today. Reuter
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    lndon surrenders
    29 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— An Indonesian infiltrator gave himself up to a Upper in the PonUan area of Johore today. One light machine-gun and some ammunition were recovered.
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    POSTAL RATES GO UP FROM MONDAY
    380 1 POSTAL RATES GO UP FROM MONDAY KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. rkRDINARY mail within Malaysia will cost 15 cents from Monday a jump of five cents for people in Singapore and Malaya and an extra three cents for Sabah and Sarawak. I In the Borneo States, ordinary postage has been 12 cents
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    Lock icon Pledge by Premier to end Sudan terror
    112 1 CAIRO. Wed. Sudanese Prime Minister Serr El-Ka-tim El-Khalifa, speaking at the end of a day in which crowds attacked three foreign embassies, promised to use all the authority of his two-week-old Government to maintain order. The Premier's speech, broadcant by Omdurman Radio, gave
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    Lock icon King Gustaf is 82
    17 1 STOCKHOLM, Wed. King Gustaf VI of Sweden celebrated his 82nd birthday today.— AP.
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    4 miners die in tunnel
    174 1 i KANGAR. Wednesday j r'UR mining labourers reported missing since Monday night were to- day found dead in a 200ft deep underground tunnrl al Kaki Bukit. about 11, Mile* from B<r«. Hi. four Teoh Chok Cheoag. SI. Toe Emmt Lcoaf. M. Uir Hn PMf. 17.
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    Lock icon Income tax goes up in Britain
    563 1 Income tax goes up in Britain I ONDON. Wed. Bri*J tain's Chancellor of tho Exchequer, Mr. James Callaghan, today announced that the standard rate of income tax is to be raised by sixpence from April 6 next year. The standard rate of income tax will then become Bs. 3d. in
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      PEACE TALKS IN PEKING REPORTS
      33 1 PEACE TALKS IN PEKING REPORTS MOSCOW. Wed Chlne«e Communist Premier Chou and Rrrmlin Leader Brezhnev have arreed te hold Sino-Sovict peace talks in Peking early next year, reliable Commonist sources said today —CPI.
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      14 1 HAVE you ordered the Straits Times Annual for yourself and friends? See Page 9
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      11 1 SINGAPORE'S SOLIDARITY WEEK PLANS: SEE PAGE 4 New FDA Iji A
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Britain returns seized Burmese war booty
      136 2 Britain returns seized Burmese war booty I ONDON, Wed. Bri*J tain today returned to Burma a priceless collection of gold war booty seized 79 years ago In Mandalay. The stUnlng, shimmering collection of Burmese art. known as the "Mandalay Regalia." was handed over to Burma's Upad of State. General Ne
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      Frierate for Ghana
      17 2 LONDON. Wed Gh.m.i li.i.s c.rdered a 2.500-ton frleate £5.*****0 to be built m Britain.
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      'Give us rice' shouts in Kerala
      213 2 'Give us rice' shouts in Kerala NEW DELHI, Wed HUNGRY crowds demonstrated against the rice shortage in Kerala, Southern India, yesterday, as the first of 50 trains carrying emergency rice supplies sent by the Indian Government i cached the State In TKIYANniIUM. the State capital, 43 of the 45 m
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      Lock icon Nigeria jails Briton
      40 2 TKEjA NIGERIA; Wed. Dr. Victor Leonard Allen. 42-year-old university economics lecturer from Leeds, England, was sentenced to a year's jail with hard labour here yesterday fcr conspiring to overthrow the Nigerian Covernment by subversive military means. Reuter.
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      Lock icon MAN WHO FLEW C.O.D. MUST PAY UP
      113 2 MAN WHO FLEW C.O.D. MUST PAY UP CYDNEY, Wed. Reginald Spiers, the 22-year-old athlete who flew 12.000 miles "C.0.D." in a wooden crate because he couldn't pay the fare of £210. must pay £320 freight charges. Air India said yesterday. "He knows what he has to pay. It's set out
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      GIRL WHO CAN ONLY WALK SIDEWAYS
      92 2 THOUGH she may face a serious operation. Yangzom. seven-year-old Tibetan refugee, is a happy girl from the aj>tly-namcd Happy Valley settlement in Mussoorie. northern India. She is pictured at the Hospital for Sick Children. Great Ormoncl Street. London. uThtc- uoctors are investigating her rise.
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      Lock icon Congress chief dies at 43
      41 2 BOMBAY. Wed. Mr. G. Rajagopalan, general secretary of the Indian National Congress died today aged 43. He was UKen ill yesterday few hours after the end oi thr three-day session of the AllIndia Congress, committee. Router.
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      Two executed
      24 2 CAIRO. Wed.— Two Yemenia rere publicly .■xecuted by ftrtaj -<ri <i Ml la yrs>rc!;iy on of committing iinri "contacting foreign quarters." CPI.
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      Lock icon CEYLON'S INDIANS ON A SEPARATE REGISTER
      145 2 COLOMBO. Wed. The Ceylonese Prime Minister. Mrs. Sirimavo Bandaranaike, told the Senate yesterday that persons of Indian origin registered as citizens of Ceylon would be Dlacod on a separate electoral register. In a s'atement on the agreement she signed with India's Premier. Mr. Lai
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      Cheers as Kenya becomes one-party State
      287 2 NAIROBI, Wednesday. jyjK. Ronald Ngala, the Opposition (KADU) leader, was carried bodily across the floor of the House amid cheers and applause here yesterday when he told Parliament: 'The official Opposition is dissolved." The decision of KADU (Kenya African Democratic Union) to join the
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      Phone strike goes on
      40 2 MANILA. Wed. The Philippine Telephone Co. remained strike-bound yesterday as .striking employees turned down a back to work ruling by the Court of Industrial Relations. It was the ninth day of the .strike at the comDanv.
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      Lock icon 100 die of cholera
      31 2 DACCA. Wed. The Pakistani Nr\'.^ reported today that more than 100 people died of cholera in Jamalpur. 150 miles from here. during the last two months. UPI.
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      161 2 CHER AMY PARIS Advertisement Information Please! Six Malaysian beauties, grace our newly opened $60,000 luxury air-condi-tioned offices of the Tourist Promotion Board. The girls, wearing colourful national costumes not only provide pertinent facts about the culture and life of Singapore's multi-racial population, but also attempt to solve any problems which
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon WILSON STUDYING ELECTORAL REFORM PROPOSALS
      238 3 WILSON STUDYING ELECTORAL REFORM PROPOSALS I ONDON, Wrd. The new Labour Government is considering various proposals for electoral reform topic on which mid-dle-of-the-road Liberals have been agitating for many years. Mr. Harold Wilson, the Prime Minister, told the House of Commons yesterday he hopes shortly to arrange all-party discussions "on
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      A two-day White House summit for Wilson
      466 3 BRITISH PREMIER AND JOHNSON TO CONFER ON WORLD PROBLEMS WASHINGTON, Wednesday. MR. Harold Wilson, the British Prime Minister, will confer with President Johnson at the White House on Dec. 7 and 8, the British Embassy announced today. The announcement said that Mr. Wilson
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      Lock icon BRITAIN MAY PUT UP POSTAL CHARGES
      75 3 BRITAIN MAY PUT UP POSTAL CHARGES LONDON. Wed.— The 'cost of sending a letter in Britain may go up from three pence to four pence following post office losses disclosed in Parliament yesterday. Mr Anthony Wedgwood Bern, the PostmasterCrcr.eral. said the loss on the letter service, parcels and telegrams was
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      Lock icon Round Two also goes to Labour in Commons
      192 3 Round Two also goes to Labour in Commons T ONDON. Wed. Bri■L4 tain's new Labour Government last night won its second crucial battle in Parliament within twenty-four hours —this time by a comfortable 21-vote majorityMr. Jo Grimond's minority Liberal Party swung behind the Government to bolster its slender overall majority
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      Lock icon General dies
      31 3 PARIS, Wed— French Air Force General Paul Gerd, 87, who conceived the idea of using aircraft for artillery observation In the nrst World War has died here UP I
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      Lock icon Smoky liner fined
      27 3 NEW YORK. Wed— The llnet Queen Mary was fined USSIOO yesterday for making too much smoke while docked on the Hudson River here. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Sinatra absent
      23 3 LOS ANGELES Wed. Ac'orsiiwr Prank Sinatra forleited U.S.SI2 bail yesterday for failing |to appear in court on a traffic charge. AP.
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      Lock icon FOG CAUSES PLANS, ROAD, RAIL CHAOS
      155 3 f OND O N Wed. Planes were grounded, trains cancelled and road traffic built up into huge jams as a blanket of thick fog smothered the British Isles last night, bringirr? visibility down to only a few feet. Screaming people leapt from blazing cars
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      Lock icon They just cannot get away from it all
      118 3 WASHINGTON. edit is bei-omine htrrwilthnl> <l illim lt tor the I "iiitt-.l Static Joint Chiefs of si.vi to get iu.t\ from il ill I \cn if one of them takes to the mountains fur i spot of quiet fishing on a secluded
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      FEEL GONE? GET A KICK FROM RINGO'S DOG
      101 3 FEEL GONE? GET A KICK FROM RINGO'S DOG I ONDON. Wed. You may kick, hop. jump, sit or bark like a dog as you please in the latest dance announced by Britain's Ballroom Teachers' Council here last night. Inspired by the antics of Ringo Starr, drummer for the .he inspired
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      Supreme Soviet sets date
      49 3 MOSCOW. Wed.— The Supreme Soviet, Russia's Parliament, will begin a session on Dec. 9. it wu announced here. This will be the first session •ince Mr. Khrushchev was deposed last month. The Supreme Soviet usually adopts the Soviet budget for the coming year in December.
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      Lock icon Bolivia's tin to stay in State hands
      264 3 Bolivia's tin to stay in State hands I A PAZ, Wed. Boli- via s tin mines are to cor.tinue in the hands of the State, the new president of the State Mining Corporation (Comibol), Col. Juan Lechin Suarez, told a Press conference here today. He said the revolutionary Junta now
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      Lock icon McNAMARA: STAND-STILL DEFENCE BUDGET
      123 3 JOHNSON CITY, WedMr. Robert McNamara, The Defence Secretary, said yesterday he and President Johnson had agreed that preliminary figures indicated next year's defence budget could be held under US$5O,OOO million. Mr. McNamara was speaking at a news conference after talks with the President at his LBJ
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    Festivals of 14 nations on show at consulate
    205 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Minister for Culture, Mr. S Rajaratnam, will declare open the first-ever display of national festivals by 14 countries, entitled "International Festivals", at the Thailand Consulate in Orchard Road on Friday. This spectacular display of the divers cultures of the
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    AUPE accuses Govt of not implementing court ruling
    157 4 OINGAPORE, Wed. The Amalgamated Union of Public Employees today accused the Singapore Government of not implementing a ruling by the Industrial Arbitration Court to fill outstanding vacancies as junior hospital attendants at Woodbridge Hospital. The courts president. Dr. Charles Gamba, on Aug.
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    Port workers assured
    83 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A Singapore Government statement said today that Port Authority workers affected by conversion to shift work could be assured of getting 26 days' earnings a month. The statement said that what the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Associa- tion wanted was to exclude Sundays and public
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    Umno to strengthen youth and women's sections
    240 4 SINGAPORE, Umno, now in the process of reorganisation, is bolstering its women's wing. A special women's committee is being formed to establish the Kaum Ibu as an independent movement within the party. The party's youth section is also being strengthened and geared to
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    CALL FOR 'NATIONAL SOLIDARITY' BY LEE
    620 4 "...Unity if nation is to survive' SINGAPORE, Wednesday Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today emphasised the need for national solidarity and unity in the face of Indonesian pressure. He was presiding at a meeting of representatives of political parties supporting Malaysia and other
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    Katong murder: Noodle man gets death sentence
    232 4 Katong murder: Noodle man gets death sentence SINGAPORE, Wed A NOODLE-MAKER, Chung Kirn Moey, 29, was 1X sentenced to death by Mr. Justice Ambrose in the Assize Court today for the murder of Chia Mvi Song, partner of a provision shop in Tanjong Katong Road, on Nov. 9 last year.
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    Zoological park? 'Never heard of it'
    120 4 From R. U. PATEL JESSELTON. Wed. Mr. John Dusing, Sabah's newly-appointed State Secretary who Is still attached to the Ministry of Natural Resources, said today that his Ministry had no knowledge of a proposed zoological park to be set up in the State. Commenting
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      421 4 1 IN AND OUT BY AIR 'THE following la today's schedule Oalwlck, Istanbul. Bombay <BR of civil aircraft movements at R&1/63M 7.30 p m. from Oatwick, Paya Lebar airport, Singapore: Istanbul. Bombay (BR 851/639) ARRIVALS 9 30 Pm ahhivmu DEPARTURIi ■OAC: From London. Frankfurt, BO AC: To Colombo, Bombay, Beirut,
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    'Breach' row strike vote
    297 5 BUT UNION GIVES UTILITIES BOARD A 'LAST CHANCE' BEFORE GO-AHEAD SINGAPORE, Wednesday. I^HF Amalgamated Union of Public Employees is to conduct a strike ballot among its 2.500 members employed in the Public Utilities Board following what it alleges as a "breach of faith" by the board
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    Body found in sea: Police seek identity
    74 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Nfarine police today found the body of an unidentified Chinese man in the sea off Ciodown 4 in the Harbout Board area. The man. about 30 years of age, was wearing a white singlet and blue tTOUMn. He was described us
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    Recruiting extended for S'pore Chinese
    91 5 Recruiting extended for S'pore Chinese SINGAPORE. Wed. Seventy-two Chine.se enlisted in the Singapore Infantry Regiment during the past three-day recruiting campaign here. Recruiting at the drill hall in Beach Road have been extended till tomorrow. 6ome 150 Chinese recruits are required to balance the racial quota In the regiment. Major
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    Port Authority chairman flies to HK
    77 5 SINGAPORE. Wea. The ciiu:rm.in of the Singapore Port Authority. Mr. Goh Koli Pui lefl by air today for Hone Kong to inspect the dockyards there. Accompanied Dy the Authority* dockyard manager, Mr. J. 0.8. Mr. Goh will visit the T:ii Koo Dockyard and the
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    New union for 'confused' Singapore busmen
    339 5 New union for 'confused' Singapore busmen NTUC STRIKES OUT AT ANTI-NATIONAL FORCES: CINGAPORE, Wed. The National Trades Union Congress is to help organise a trade union to represent workers in Chinese bus companies in the State. The NTUCs yecretarygeneral. Mr. C. V. Devan Nair, announcing this in a circular to
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    One-day tour for 42 S'pore farmers
    74 5 CINOAPORE. Wed.— A Kroup of 42 Singapore farmers will tour installations of the Primary Production Department, several model farms and animal feed factories tomorrow. They will also visit Jurong to nee the progress of thr State's industrial prosrummr. The one-day tour, ocgaataad by the
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    Burglars raid convent
    57 5 PENANG. Wed. Burglars broke into the Pulau Ttkus Convent in College Lane yesterday I and stole two typewriters valued at $900. and six sarees. Tile principal. bi»ter Valeric, who reported to police, said the typewriters belonged to the school, while the sarees had been borrowed by the
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    Purses stolen
    33 5 IPOH. Wed. Mr Goh Kok Wah. 37. a businessman, reported to the police .that two purses containing a total of MO were stolen from his house m Gopeng Road here yesterday
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    A phone call, and doctor's missing son is home
    90 5 PENANG. Wed. Yahaya Mohamed Arifl, 17-year-old missing son of the Butterworth Health Officer. Dr. Haji Abdul Ghani. ha? returned home. Yalmy.i. win hft Ins Babington Avenue home here. la>t Wednesday withou: Baying where he wa* going, went to Kuala Lumpur, 11
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    Premier to lay mosque stone
    63 5 SUNGEI PATANI. Wed The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, will li.y the foundation stone of Uie $50,000 mosque in Kampong Rj.ia liere on Frldav evening. Earlier in the day. he will play for Sungei Patani Club in the annual golf match against Keduh Club for
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    South Korean trade delegation due
    111 5 CINGAPORE. Wed— A 15--man South Korean trade delegation will arrive here on Sunday. Sponsored by the 110 Shimum. a Seoul Sunday newspaper the delegation is headed by its financial editor. Mr Song Tai Sik. The delegation which in eludes Government official.and businessmen, will arrive in
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    Ponies (worth weight in gold) help in fighting border Reds
    260 5 SIX (North Malaya), Wednesday. WIRY Borneo ponies have replaced the dog as man's best friend among Australian troops engaged on Thai-Malaya border security operations against hard-core Communist terrorists The ponies are on trial with troops of the 3rd Bn.. Royal
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    $1,000 theft, so trip to India off
    80 5 PENANG, Wed. A roadside .stall owner, Mr. S. Pitchay. has had to abandon a planned trip to li-.dia because of the theft of $1,000 from his stall In Jelutong Road yesterday. Mr. Pitchay. who was to have sailed for India today, found the
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    Lock icon POISON ON APPLES? WASH IT AWAY, SAYS JAPAN
    169 5 POISON ON APPLES? WASH IT AWAY, SAYS JAPAN rpOKYO. Wed. Jap- anese apples exported to Singapore and Malaya are not poisonous, a spokesman for the Japan Agricultural Product Exporters' Association said today. He was commenting on reports from Singapore that a recent consignment of apples from Japan to Singapore was
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    Lock icon Chief Scout in London
    37 5 LONDON. Wed. The Chirf Scout of the Commonweatlh, Sir Charles Maclean, returned here by 1 air today after a five-week over- seas tour. He visited Sarawak. Singapore. Malaya. Brunei and Hong Kong. Reuter.
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    FLOOD DAMAGE: BRIDGE CLOSED TO TRAFFIC
    86 5 IPOH. Wed— The wood- en hridce over thr Suncri Kinta on thr Tasek by -pass road has focm flowed to trallir gCMMM of flood damage. Heavy trer-s washed down, by torrential rains in the hills tore away MM of thr supports of tbe bridge
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    'Poppy Queen' contest
    59 6 BATU PAHAT. Wed- A 'Poppy Queen" contest will be held at v i Poppy dance at ttie Cheng Siu Hall here on Nov. 28. The winner will cr' a return air ticket to Bangkok. Entries, which clow on Nov. 26. should be M«nt to Dr. Michael Chua.
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    Teacher from U.S.
    28 6 MACHANG. Wed.— Mr. Chester Bollay, a member of the U.S. Peace Corps, has been posted to the Hamzah Secondary School here as a science teaclier.
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    Lock icon Aussie call-up is encouraging, says Tengku
    291 6 Soekarno's threats taken seriously KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. f ENGKU Abdul Rahman today described as "very encouraging" Australia's decision to conscript men for peace-time overseas service. "This clearly shows." the Prime Minister added, "Australia realises that Malaysia must be saved for smaller nations to remain
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    Menzies admits his party has failed: Labour leader
    129 6  - Menzies admits his party has failed: Labour leader JACK FINGLETON: From CANBERRA, Wed T^XBOIK Party's Parliamentary leader, Mr. Arthur Calwell, is critical of the defence review made here yesterday by th« Prime Minister, Sir Robert Menzies. "What it amounts to." said Mr. Calwell, "is that after 14 years in office
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    Thailand urged to help revive ASA
    193 6 Only way to heal Manila-K.L. rift SINGAPORE. Wednesday SENATOR Raul Manglapus of the Philippines toda: i*" suggested that Thailand should "take the mi tiative" in reviving the Association of South-Eas Asia. Before flying home to Manila after a four-day visit to Sin&apore. during which
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    Traffic show
    32 6 BLKIT MERTAJAM. Wed. The Ptnang Road Safety Council will hold a road traffic exhibition at Stowed Road here on Dec. 4. The exhibrion is in connection with Accident Free Week.
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    Widow fined
    34 6 PENANG. Wed.— Neow Koey Kee. a widow wnh three children, wept today when she pleaded guilty and was fined $100 for assisting in carrying on a public characters lottery on Oct. 11.
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    Govt asks for full details of Borneo air merger
    272 6 I^UALA LUMPUR. \\>d. —The Central Government has asked Malaysian Airways to prepare a detailed study paper on the Implications of the proposed merger of the airline with Borneo Airways. The paper should deal with the liabilities and v Borneo Airways, its
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    Two gangsters detained
    38 6 SINGAPORE. Wed— Police yrm iTclay detained two susp. j society "fighters." one at Ban I Hoon Street, and the other In Kirn Keat Road. They have been detained under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance.
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    Talk on schools
    38 6 PORT SWETTENHAM. Wed. The assistant Chief Education Adviser, Mr. S.VJ. Ponniah. will speak on "Comprehensive Education in our Schools" at the Methodist national-typp primary school hall in Barrowman Road here at 5.30 p.m. on Friday.
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    A buoy now
    35 6 PENANG. Wed.— A light f!o:U in the north channel approaching 1 Pcnang harbour has been replaced j by a red can relief buoy wnh the I samp characteristics. Marina Hindquarters announced today.
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    1677 7 Hundreds died in Europe's worst rail disaster A HORROR SO GREAT, TRUTH STAYED HIDDEN 20 YEARS EACH year on All Souls' Day, November 2, hundreds of Neapolitan families pack into automobiles, carts and trains and make for the village of Balvano. Most carry baskets filled with flowers. In the village
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    DEATH
    34 8 Hi Hitrdt 5/# (Minimum) MR DAVAL SINCH beloved husband r Kaur passed away on L'-11-M Tii Khoij Ceremony will he held at Chinkk.it Sikh Temple Batu Gajab on 14 11-84 at 12 noon.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    61 8 M Wnri, Sl* (MlKimom) Mn and mrs Lawreaoa 8:m Lai k mamli and relatives for their valuahle pre.s.ntn. attendance and at their wedding on 7-11-«4. ARTHUR AND NOEL CHAPMAN and their families (hank Doctors. Staff of K<; V. Primary. Kotanans relatives and frienrtK for all assistance rendered. condolences, telegrams.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    297 8 M ItorWx $10 I Minimum, IN EVER LOVING MEMORY of our beim-d mother (Mr.. Kl«ie Hendrickn) sMaalj .in rj-11-6.'. Although i •'•■n. RANASINCHE RUBY IRIS. Treaitertea of my dear daughter Novetnher 12th. hut not forgotten Loving father. Alfr.d Roberta RANASINCME RUBY IRIS. A rurt of my life was
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    167 8 :u Wmr4* tl» (MiHlmitm) PARTY DRESSES in all colour and niaien»l». Be«t nelcction in town, fall stnsg. Hotel MmgHpur*. Singapore FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. Invite ail teachers and book addicta to hrowse in their showroom at Tlmea Home. River Valley Road, Singapore. MONT DOR Commencing from tod»r Ferve nightly from
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      Warning To Soekarno
      666 8 Australian resort to peacetime national service overseas underlines every recent warning of growing crisis in SouthEast Asia. It is not a hasty decision, nor is there alarm i in the greatly increased ex- i Denditure on defence which I Sir Robert Menzies believes i is necessary. Both
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      Africa Mission
      341 8 It has yet to be officially confirmed that Tun Abdul Razak will be visiting Africa. It is to be hoped, however, that the mission will be undertaken and that it will be planned as much more than a round of brief courtesy calls at a few convenient capitals.
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      More For Mail
      264 8 A 50 per cent increase in my charge is hard to swallow. But there is not much point n protesting about the higher pastel rate which will come nto operation throughout Malaysia on Monday. For one hing, these increases had to :ome sooner or later, Malaya md
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      Malaysian Airways' passenger relations
      302 8 MALAYSIAN Airways has a truly commendable accident-free record and obviously those responsible should do everything in their power to maintain this record, if it means delaying or even cancelling the departure of a flight. In recent months, however, Malaysian Airways has earned itself another reputation among
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      340 8 IN his fourth 'Lesson' in Mondays issue Inche Yunus Marls deals with the varying sounds indicated by the letter —i. Surely there is a difference between "Irian" and "lntan"? "Ikan is more like "ee-kan" whereas "intan" sounds as it looks -'in tan" Yet Inche Yunus Maris would
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      Seminar for taxi drivers
      174 8 REFERRING to Mr. GaunMX Uetfs letter about "Educating the taxi drivers". the Singapore Tourist Association In conjunction with the Registrar of Vehicles, had meetings with taxi drivers and taxi owners organisations to organise a seminar for Taxi Drivers whereby drivers would be reminded of the importance
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      TV sound and sight
      121 8 \VHEN oh when will Television Singapura surprise Its viewers by presenting a programme in which the film and sound are synchronised. I watched a short film by the Suara Lingapura Singers and what could have been a beautiful rendering of 'One Fine Day' became a farce,
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      59 8 DEFERRING to "Early Bird's" comment on the slow refund of tender deposits. I would like to point out that It would take about two weeks for the House and Development Board to refund tender deposits after the Issue of notification of result of tenders to the tenderers. LIM
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      Flat space
      54 8 THE Singapore Housing Board's new flats have one room only for toilet and bath. Many of us would prefer to have a smaller sitting room and. with the space thus saved, to have separate rooms for toilet and bath Could the Board consider this tn future plans? SOH
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    THE FIGHT BEGINS FORA BATTERED PARTY
    1053 8  -  EDWARD FOLLIARD Moderates close ranks to save Republican image By Washington, Wed IN the aftermath of the 1964 ©lection, Republican moderates opened a battle to regain control of their grand old party from Sen. Barry Goldwater and his lieutenants. They said that the GOP
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      49 8 A NEW Branch of THE CHARTERED BANK at JURONG Industrialists, business men and residents of Jurong will be able to get full banking facilities at the new branch of The Chartered Bank which will be opened by the end of this year at 199 Taman Jurong. THE CHARTERED BANK
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    Order now
    96 9 Order now THE GIFT YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR... nn HE Straits Times An- nual for 1965 is on sale today. This high quality publication has been widely acclaimed as South East Asia's finest pictorial magazine. The Annual contains: 140 PAGES beautifully produced on fine art paper. M SUPERB fullcolour illustrations
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    Seventh Fleet commander due here next week
    223 9 yiCE-Admiral Roy L. Johnson,. Commander of th o U .S. Seventh Fleet, will visit Port Swettenham and Singapore next week aboard his flagship, Oklahoma City, to have discussions with top ranking Govern- j ment and service j officials on the role of I
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    Leadership shortage in Guide movement
    110 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Malaysia, like most other countries. i s facing a shortage of leadership In the Girl Guide Movement, MLss Anstlce Gibbs. Chief Commissioner of the Commonwealth Girl Guides' Association, said here today. This situation, she explained was caused by the high rate of
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    Extortion case officer to make defence
    461 9 Extortion case officer to make defence ACQUITTAL SET ASIDE ON APPEAL BY THE PUBLIC PROSECUTOR ACTING Asst. Supt. Johar bin Haji Abdul Rahman oi the Kulai Police Field Force, who had been acquitted by the Singapore First Criminal District Judge on a charge of extortion without calling for his defence,
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    Envoy from Pakistan visits Kedah
    112 9 ALOR STAR Wed. Tin- P.iki I stan High Commissioner in Malaya. Syed Mohumed Hawaii. 1 arrived here this morning lor I day's visit. Syed Mohamed paid a courtesy call on the Sulian and Sulranan at their Alor Clieuar l.stana I ater he visited the Sultan
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    Mustapha: I can't interfere, says Tengku
    189 9 Mustapha: I can't interfere, says Tengku KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Tengku Abdul Rahman said today that he had "no power" as Prime Minister, to interfere with decisions of the Senate. He was commenting on i the appeal to him by the Kelantan State Government to intervene in the case of Wan
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    Another $304 for widow
    92 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Strait* Times today received 8304 nore tor Madam Parvathi. who.>e tusband. S. Shanmusan, was kill■d in a road accident in Kuala .■umpur on Nov. 1. She has 11 •i-.ildren. The total of the fund is now i 1.456.70.. 456.70. Today's contributions: E. A.
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    Killed on his way home
    51 9 KLUANG. Wed. A Town Council labourer. P. Appalasamv, 27. died on arrival at the Klani? District Hospital after he had been Knocked down by a car at the H? milestone. Kuala Lumpur-Klang nigh way. yesterday. Appalasamv ru cycling home at 5.15 p.m. when the accident
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    'JUDGE LOOKED AT 1960 CASE THROUGH 1964 SPECS'
    388 9 'JUDGE LOOKED AT 1960 CASE THROUGH 1964 SPECS' Federal Counsel says in penicillin death case: KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE Federal Court of Malaysia was told today that a trial judge was 'looking at a 1960 case through a pair of 1964 spectacles" when he found a Government doctor, Dr. J.
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    $1,489 MORE FOR THE OW ORPHANS
    187 9 $1,489 MORE FOR THE OW ORPHANS SINGAPORE. Wed The Straits Times has received another 51. 489.70 for the Ow orphans, whose father. Mr. Ow Chow Choon. died of cancer early this year, and whose mother was killed in a road accident last month The total ol the lund is now
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    Court told of parang attack
    109 9 BATU PAHAT. Wed.-S.'.- Din Sapadi, 30. unemployed. wn« today committee! to «:and trial in the High Court in Muar on a rh.trsc of voluu'.ar ly causing grievous hurt to a tapper. Moha mcd bin Othman. 19. at Slmpana K:n Estatr on May 17 A- the
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    Work to begin soon on $15mil. sewage scheme
    102 9 Work to begin soon on $15mil. sewage scheme CINOAPORE. Wed. Con-! structlon work on the $15 million Toa Payoh sewage purification scheme is to begin very soon. A spokesman of the Public Works Department said today several sub-contracw in connection with the scheme had been awarded to local contractors. When
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    Poppy Day dance
    27 9 SEREMBAN. Wed. The Ne- 1 gri Sembilan Poppy Day commit- tee will hold a dance at the Chinese Recreation Club here on Deo. 5
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    Japanese gift of $7,000 photo equipment
    194 9 Japanese gift of $7,000 photo equipment I^UALA LUMPUR. Wed. —The Japanese Government today presented $7,000 worth of j photographic equipment Ito the Ministry of Youth. Sports and Culture here to start photography courses for youth leaders. At the same time, the Asia Foundation financed the pro--1 ject with a grant
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    Dinner for Dato
    40 9 SINGAPORE. Wed The Singapore Rublx-r Packers tiou will p;vr ;i dinner on PrldaT J in honour of millionaire, Dato N* Quee I.am on the conferment .f Dato Paduka Mahkota Johor .in him by the Sultan of Johore
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      662 9 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) CHANNEL 5 K.L. &P. Pinang English; 710 Have Gur> Will Ipoh Malacca Travel— "The Protege"; 7.30 Pour pm Blal cr Just Men-"Marle": 8.00 News i"J I pattern and j n Mandarin; 8.10 Oema Iraina; music; 5.45 Opening and pro- 8.30 Award Theatre— "Christ* 1 gramme summary; 5.50
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      Christmas scene at a festival display
      589 10 THREE-IN-ONE PARTY LOOK YHK spirit of Christmas, the lowh manger and Hit; little shed with child .Jesus, will be symbolised in a beautiful display during ;i presentation of "International Festivals" in Singapore. One of the bijjpost projects to be undertaken by the Young Women's
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      PARENTAL AUTHORITY MUST BE FELT'
      273 10 PARENTAL AUTHORITY MUST BE FELT' jyi RS. America, Desrec ITI Jenkins, knows why many children have no respect for their mothers and fathers, for law and order. "They don't because they've not felt the sting of parental authority where it does the most good." she said in an interview by
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      362 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS pd I 7 i. 1. His replies to excellent pro- 6. Let clown by a minor debtor? nouncements were often ele- <s>. mentary (8, 6>. 7. End of t«rm, possibly, for river 9. Blockhead appears to wander loading (7). through the bush (7). 8. Fifty new
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    Fish men dine and give $1,272 to D-Fund
    166 11 Fish men dine and give $1,272 to D-Fund KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Hoi Seong Wholesale Fish Dealers' Association took a collection at their dinner here last night and within minutes there was $1,272 for the National Defence Fund. Another $1,000 was contributed from th« associations funds The collection followed an
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    Workers sleep as radio shop is burgled
    107 11 I/UALA LUMPUR. Wed. j IV Thieves broke into an electrical shop in Setapak here early yesterday and stole 14 transistor radios and two transistor recordplayers worth a total of $2,419. j The proprietor of the Guan I Thye Electric Company at Main Road.
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    Police switch
    45 11 MACHANG. Wed. Inspector I Mohammed Noor bin Zakaria. I formerly of the Police Field Force. i Ipoh. lias assumed duties here as < officer-in-charge of the police subdistrict in place of Inspector Loo Choo Huat who has been transI f erred to Kuala Krai.
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    Bride sues husband ('I still love him') then withdraws –
    261 11 Bride sues husband ('I still love him') then withdraws IPOH. Wed.— A three- month bride who sued her husband for maintenance in the the magistrate's court here today withdrew ncr case after she and her husband had given evidence. j Mr. Too Hlng Lip. counsel for the bride. Tong Vat
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    MCA Youth wants Front banned
    54 11 TANGKAK. Wed. —The MCA. Youth here has asked I the Central Government to ban the Socialist Front. A resolution to this effect was passed at a recent committee meeting held at the M.C.A. building. It said that the Socialist Front was disloyal to the country
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    Dead woman identified
    70 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Police have identified a woman who was killed in a road accident here on Monday as Madam Lee Ah Siew. 47. of Tras Street. She was killed after a motorcycle on which she was riding pillion collided with a bus in Tiong Bahru Road
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    National Solidarity Week details
    617 11 RALLIES, EXHIBITIONS, GAMES AND PROCESSIONS... MALACCA. Wed. Military equipment, arms and ammunition recoveied from the Indonesian guerillas at the recent Kesang landing will be put on display by the Malacca State Government at the Meng Seng Charitable Association premises here next Tuesday in conjunction with the
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    New and tougher law to curb exploitation of young women
    294 11 New and tougher law to curb exploitation of young women KUALA LUMPUR, Wad PROVISION to deal more harshly with procurors 1 of young women and girls for immoral purposes is likely to be included in new legislation on prostitution to be presented to Parliament, short ly This was Indicated by
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    University of London examination results
    146 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. The I following external candidates of the Singapore centre. who sat for the University of London Examinations, 1964 have been successful in their respective examinations: B.A. GENERAL: Ng Lian Poh (3rd Di\ and Poon Meng Senj <3rd Dim. B.A. HONOCRS: Lee Chlow Thye
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    -ROW BREWING IN IPOH OVER MASS-, RALLY TO BE HELD ON MONDAY
    263 11 IPOH, Wed. A row is brewing here between the Peoples Progressive Party and the National Solidarity Week Committee, over who are, the "representatives of the oeople in Ipoh." The occasion for the row is the mass rally which
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    73 14 MELBOURNE. Wed. C.R A 3t/l Mount Isa 40/10 N. Broken Hill (10*.) 39/7 Amnol 1 1 /t* Au.-t Con. lnd 61/10 Aust. Paper Manuf. ii r »2/7 Carriers 6'lo coioniiil Bugar li M O. J. Coles 1". il Herald 10 Humvs 91 l ;.<■ I AN Z M
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    RUBBER PRICES
    230 14 NOVEMBER first frads rubber fob. closed at p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 7ui cents per Ib. unchanged on Tuesday's closing level for the position. The tont was quiet R.A.S. and F.M.R.C. closing prise* in cents per Ib., yesterday: Int. 1 IJ s.s. i.rompt f.o.h. buyers
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    244 14 November 11. Three months. INDUSTRIAL* Boustead 13 cts. 11. Containers 12 eta. Duniops 15 cts. M Cables 17 cts. City Dev. 7 rts. McAllater 12 ct*. K Smelters 25 eta. M. Invest. 12 Cts. Esao 15 eta. 0.C.8.C. 18 cts. Keo Dl.ip. 12 ct*. Rothman* 13 eta. F.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    83 14 SHIPS lynn jionmirte tht &in»jpnre Harbour wharves or oipected today ara: Ruys I I. Bombata 0. Beosmlsßr 67. Aeneas 13/14. Burma Maru 27 M, München 31/32. Lykainn M V. Chusan 44/45. Benhope 47 Port Swottsnham: Wharf Berths: Hoi Hnuw, /mi.i. M'ikho. Vimin:ile. Caltex New Castle. Palm Oil
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    59 14 'HINESE Produce Eiehanx*, Singaday Coconut oil: hulk 131 1 seller*, drum (Ml Copra: Max Dtc IK Continent Unquotod Pepprr: Muntnk white <147J sellers. «pt'':al t.l nk «n;: xelleri. ajar Mad l,T(ii|Kin>; 1.1. i. k SlUi SSJOsBfm. AST A tltti selleis Sinxapore Copra Attociation noon prictt: riiquotcd Sukipoii Coconut
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    49 14 r |'HE Malayan Eschanso Bank*' Atso- ciation made these changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates tO MOO) Canada: buying TT 35 1/16. airmail OD 35 3/16. 90 d'st. 35 11 IB credit bill*. 35} trade bills. Selling TT or OD ready: Canadian 34 111*
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    H.K. RATES
    37 14 Oi\ the tres aie*iant,e market In Horn; Konc yesterday the US. dollar wan quoted at 5.751 tor TT ani .*> 74 1 (or caih. tuning wan •inotrd at 15.96 and •ne tatl of Hold at 250*
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    CLOSIN6 PRICES
    25 14 November 11. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 701 cents (unchanged). TIN: 5750.50 a picul (up $15.50). Unofficial estimated offering: 185 tons (up Z r tons).
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    INDUSTRIALS IRREGULAR, TINS VERY STEADY
    737 14 From Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIALS were quietly irregular and tins very steady on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday. A few rubbers were traded. Turnover was fair. Industrials tended to ease In the morning and improve in the afternoon. Metal Box were traded 10 cent*
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    STOCK INDICES
    24 14 Malayan Stock Indices Nov. 10 Not. 11 •Industrials: 88.82 88.7X Tins: 132.87 133.36 rubbers: 107.00 107.00 'Dft. 30, 1963=100 Dec. 29. 1962—100
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    823 14 DUSINESS 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: INDUSTRIALS: Boustead (2.OO0) 51. 61: Ounlop (3.000) (1.91; Ess* (1.000) (2.04, (1.000) 52.03: East. Imslter* (1,000) (3.92: F. A
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    Tin price rebounds $15: ITC talks continue
    514 14 THE price oj Si raits tin on the Penan? market yesrose $15.50 a picul to 5750.50 on an ofTerinu unofficially estimated to have risen 20 ton* to 185 tons. Ilu _'.ii:i. which tnM about in line with the turnabout 111 London. ub tin
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    86 14 'Pllr I- (deration Mlntaltr lor Fiiuncr has fivwJ thrsr prli (or ralrulatinj; custom* dutim (or the MwC beginning on November 12. Kulibfi 71 rti I *b. <«|>rj >.itiu a ion (in uiiul oil $872 fan Palm oil 5676 75 a ton Palm KrrneK 1387.50 a ton. 1 lir
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      779 15 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT SEREMBAN Companies (Windinc-Up) No. 1 of 1964. In the Matter ot M<-KI SKMBILAN COFFEE l»l Ml KS TRADING COMPANY LIMITED And In the .Matter of TIIE COMPANIES ORDINANCE 1940 1945. ADVERTISEMENT OK PETITION NOTICE is hereby given that a petition for the winding-up
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      796 15 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT SEREMBAN IN BANKRUPTCY PETITION NO. 4 OF 1964 Re: Cheong Ah Kan, Co Lee Seng Lorry, Seremban. Ex-pa rte: Angio-Americun Corporation Ltd., 10th Floor, Lee Yam Lian Building, Mountbatten Road. Kuala Lumpur. PetltloningCredltors. ■Nil THE HONOURABLE mi;, .ii nii i ISMAIL KHAN. IN
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      705 15 NOTICES NOTICE This is to notify the public that om llth November. 1964. in;r head office will be removed to 381 Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman ma I the old premises at No. 1 Malacca 1 Street will remain as a branch I office. We hope to maintain the same yooil
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      797 15 NOTICES MINISTRY OF EDUCATION MALAYSIA Special Courses at the Language Institute. Kuala Lumpur. 1965. Applications are Invited from Trained Teachers "Men and Women) for admission to the Special Courses in the Malay Language at the Language Institute. Pantai Valley. Kuala Lumpur, beginning in January. 1965 2. Courses available in 1965
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      943 15 1 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCY APPLICATIONS are invited j from Singapore Citizens for the undermentioned appointments in the Public Works Department:— APPOINTMENT: (A) TECHNICAL CADET (Electrical) (Bi ncuncu < adet (cwn Engineering) |CI TECHNICAL CADET (Architectural) f ALARY $:>4oxlsA-370 p.m. AGE: 21-31 years. Those above 31 but below 45
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      360 15 TENDERS PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD SINGAPORE TENDERS ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: (Room No. 229. 2nd Floor. City Hall). Supply and Delivery of 5.000 yards of 66KV Oil Pilled Single Core 0.45 In> Cable. Alarm Cable and Accessories, Including Jointing Work and Pre-Commis-sioning Tests. Tender Deposit $200-. Close at 2.15 p.m. on 1.12.1964. CAS
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      423 15 TENDERS J.K.R. TENDEk NOTICE Tenders Irom J.K.R. Registered Contractors Class D' and aUv.t will be received by the Jurutera Penguasa. Bahagian KeijaJ Ang.ki tan Bersenjata. Ibu Pejabal, I Jabatan Kerja Raya, Jalan I well. Kuala Lumpur up to 3. (J0 p.m. on 18th November, 1964 for the REPAIRS AND REDECORATION
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      257 15 TENDER Trndcr> for the Supply of Cookrd looil Bn.ikfa-t. l.muli. In ..net Dinner to Students uf Srk.il.Th lUj.i IVi.mpu.ui Ij.iv^h. Tambun Koad. Ipoh. for period 1.1.65 lo MAM. TENDERS will be received by Di-l'enua. MajlU L^mia. lam u.nt a i-iidK. lpon up lo 3 p.m. on lues<Jay iMin No'.ttuoei, 1964
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      Lock icon Bid to bar Rhodesia
      97 16 Bid to bar Rhodesia CPA MEETING KINGSTON. Wed bid to exclude RhodeMa from the Commonwealth Parliamentary conference because of its racial policy was made yesterday at the associations general council meeting in Mon-\t-<zo Bay here, informed sources said last night. Behind the move were Kenya and Uganda, backed ria. Tanzania,
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      AMERICA'S BLACKEST MONTH IN VIETNAM
      98 16 AMERICA'S BLACKEST MONTH IN VIETNAM SUGON, W«vl Hue American scr\ i< .-men wen killi-cl ill October thin in any previous month of Miuth Vietnam's hitter guerilla war. in American military -pokesman .said last iii^lit. He said 20 American* were killed, and one. was presumed dead. The previous monthly record for
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      19 16 MOSCOW. Wrd. Ru promised Kuwait aid in economic development under an ugrpement initialled here yesterday.— AP.
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      Smethwick row over Pritam's council house
      267 16 Smethwick row over Pritam's council house LONDON, Wednesday. *pHE allocation of a four-bedroom municipa-lity-owned house to an Indian family of eight in Smethwick brought angry protests from neighbouring tenants last night. Smethwick. a busy, industrial town with a large immigrant community, jumped into the headlines when Mr. Patrick Gordon-Walker, now
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      54 16 LONDON. Wed —Mr. Harold Wilson, the Prime Minister, mdiii cated yesterday he did not favour televising proceedings of the House of Commons, at least at present. A Labour Member. Mr. William Hamilton, urged him to authorise experimental closed circuit TV as a possible prelude to
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      Lock icon Climbers stopped by 200 ft of 'pure green ice'
      275 16 Climbers stopped by 200 ft of 'pure green ice' KATMANDU. Wed. About 200 feet of "pure green ice" prevented a six-man British expedition from climbing the unconquered 23,440 ft. Moun,t Gauri Sankar, on the Tibet-Nepal border, according to a message here yesterday. The message, from Dennis Gray, the expedition leader,
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      Jets for China denial
      74 16 WASHINGTON. Wed. Mr. Gec;ffrey E. Kniglit. a director of the Bnt.-h Aircraft Corporation yesterday denied report.s that hi.--conip;d:y w;.s one cf two British firms trying to s<n long-nagi n airplanes to ;he Chinese Peoples Republic. Mr. Xi civ .v.r.cl In a sLitement: "BAC mo.'v emphatically h;i>
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      26 16 OSAKA, Wed.— The police nas arrested a North Korean. Park Xl Hwa. on charges of engaging in spy activities here since June 1962— AP
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      168 16 CYDNEY. Wed.— The New J Bomh Wnle.s Supip'ne Cou.t yesterday imp .-»■<! >: \.ill 'about S2 12ui One 1 ir contempt of court on a journalist who refused to disclose in court the sources of his information for a story he had written. In a
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      537 16 Clay trains on beans and carrots WIN OR LOSE ITS THE WILL OF GOD, HE SAYS BOSTON, Wednesday. £ASSIUS CLAY has placed the success of his heavyweight boxing title fight against Sonny Liston on Monday in the hands of God but he is eating a lot of beans and carrots
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      231 16 ALL-ENGLAND CLUB PROPOSAL FOR OPEN WIMBLEDON- I ONDOV Wed \n attempt h being made by the \II-Knjf-land (lul> to make the l!l(i.> Uimhledun lawn trmiis championships open to proiesMunals as well as am.itnus. The rules and iiiti-rii.ttiiin.il committee of the British I.awn Tennis Association havr received a proposal io ihi>
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      58 16 LONDON. Wed. Olympic lon« jump clumnions Lynn Davit-.-, and Mary Rand have been elected Britain's Sportsman and Sportswoman of the Year respectively In a national ballot by the British Sportswriters' Association. At AUCKLAND, Peter Snell. the Olympic 800 and 1.500 metres champion, was named as New Zealand's
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      203 16 Anderson saves Victoria with 136 CRICKET PERTH. Wod A DEFIANT innings of A 136 in nearly six hours by David Anderson enabled Victoria to I force a draw here yesj terday after they had i seemed to be heading for certain defeat in their Sheffield Shield match against Western Australia.
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      196 16 JOHANNESBURG. Wrcl Mcc ■anacer Donald Can .said in an interview here yesterday that He n. satisfied with the progri's I of the touring team so far: There had. however, been time* when the general work had been ji little -patchy." he admitted. Mr. Carr
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      104 16 RIO DE JANEIRO. Wed. Manoel das Santos, the world famous footballer who is better known as Garrincha or "Little Bird", may be transferred from Botafogo to Italian club Juventus. According to newspaper reports here Oarrincha has authorised his club to go ahead with the transfer, which
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      25 16 LONDON. Wed. Result of the Football League Cup fourth round match played last night was: Coventry 4 Sunder land 3. j Reut«r. I
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      70 16 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl wry. "1 Ktw' cluck sjsierp/ SVLVcSTER: ITS EASIEI? FER ME JR /Tm B2SS WANTS VATO .T 00 TH' JOB THAN f I^BBgV. PJT TheSE P«3UR£S -7. WAK£ W.W. j"Jfc. THBOJGH TH' COMPUTER V V^-O-^^^~^ 'ALL I HAVE T2O is) I \s~~\ j JK I T|"7
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      Pembroke Lad's $259
      2211 17  -  Epsom Jeep DEPTH CHARGE SCORES A HATTRICK WITE APPRENTICE P.K. LEONG UP RACING with £UALA LUMPUR, Wed. Pembroke Lad (late Tactic), an English-bred three-year-old flown out from England, created a surprise to pay $259 in the Cl. 3, Div. 3, 6f handicap here today. With Des Coleman
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      BIG SWEEP
      44 17 Total pool 586.282 Ist No. *****6 52 1,35$ 2nd No. 220*57 $***** 3rd No. *****2 5.3J8 STARTERS ($762 each): Nog. *****9 *****1 *****5 *****2 *****8 *****3 *****3 CONSOLATION (5474 each): KM. -mi: 136 *****4 *****9 *****7 *****9 *****8 *****5 *****7 *****8 *****9
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      ASIAN YOUTH CUP Japan will use Olympic venue for tournament
      205 17  - ASIAN YOUTH CUP Japan will use Olympic venue for tournament KEN FERNANDEZ By ifUALA LUMPUR, Wed. —The Football Association of Malaysia were today officially invited to take part in the Junior Asian Cup soccer competition at Tokyo from Apr. 24 to May 5 next year. The Invitation for the competition
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      Thais beat Singapo re 32-3 to finish second in Varsity rugger
      617 17 MALAYSIAN SPORTS ROUNDUP SINGAPORE, Wed. Chulolongkorn University of Thailand ..llsheci runners-up to Malaya in the inter-varsity triangular rugg?r n-.eet for the Dato Lee Kong Chian cup when they bent University of Singapore by 32 points <four goals. three tries
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      PRESIDENT'S CUP
      21 17 MALACCA. Wed. The Bukit Terencak Sailing Club will hold their President's Cup sailing regatta off Terendak Camp on Saturday
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      CSC HIT SIX OFF PRISONS
      81 17 QIKGAPOaUE, Wed. (e>lon Sports Club scored their sei ond surressive win in the Sincaporr Hockey Auociation leafue first division when they heat Prisons by 6-0 at Fairer I'ark today. In their first match last week CSC beat RAF Chjuift After scoreless first hair. KarUr Singh
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      400 17  - AFP SAY: WE DON'T WANT QUARREL WITH FAM t JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE, Wednesday. rrHE Association of Football Players president, Scan Yun Chong. said today that his association had never sought the recognition of the Football Association of Malaysia and saw no reason why they should. i Commenting on today's
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      NZ team due in January
      133 17 ITUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Th« University of Canterbury, New Zealand, rugger team will make a four-day visit in tn« new year to play matches against Malaysian sides. MRU president Humphrey Brooke told Timesport that the New Zealanders would arrive here on Jan 10. Mr. Brooke said
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      30 17 SPORTS DIARY HOOKKY S'porp Div 2: SRC "B v Police 'B (Thomson Rd). BADMINTON— FriendIy: 6'pore Juniors v Pahang (Mentakab). RIGGER Club match (Sgor): RMAP A 1 v VIOBA (RMAF).
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    Ruler heads $100 m firm
    535 18 MALAYSIAN COMPANY TO PLAY VITAL ROLE IN MOBILISING RESOURCES OF THE COUNTRY TO BOOST DEVELOPMENT SINGAPORE. Wed. 'J'lIK Yang di-Pertuan Resar of Nejjri Somhilan, Tuanku Munawir Ibni Al-Marhum Tuanku Abdul Rahman, heads a private limited company, with a nominal capital of $100 million, which will
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    60 18 JAKARTA, Wed.— President Modibo Kelta of Mall left here last night after a two-day state vi.sit I and expressed sympathy for the > North Borneo people's .struggle for national independence." This was stated In a joint communique signed by President Keita and President .Soekarno in a ceremony
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    Doctor's battle for love ends in cathedral
    253 18 Doctor's battle for love ends in cathedral HIS FAMILY IN K.L. ARE OVERJOYED AT THE NEWS... KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The family of Dr. Lionel Nathaniel, a Malaysian doctor in Australia, were overjoyed today when they heard the news of his wedding. Dr Nathaniel. 35. married Miss Patricia Hohnen, 20. last
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    53 18 SINGAPORE. Wed— Water will be cut off tomorrcw in Jalan Ikan Serah from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and in Jalan Membina from house No. 20 to 98 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and on Friday in Jalan Kilang and Jalan Kilang Timor from 9 a.m.
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    Office-bearers
    38 18 SINGAPORE, Wed— Miss Mareaict Plintcr lias been elected president of the Singapore Theosophical Society. Other officebearers are: Mr. A. Oakman. vicepresident; Mr. Tab Siow Hee. Hon. secretary: Mr. T.C. Shu. treasurer; and Mr. Ho Seng Hee, librarian.
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    Charity film shows
    34 18 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Changl Consultative Committee will hold two charity open-air film shows on Sunday at 7.30 pm. and 9.30 p.m. at Somapah Road in aid of the Bedok whirlwind victims.
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    CANADIAN DEFENCE MISSION LEAVES
    234 18 CANADIAN DEFENCE MISSION LEAVES 'Full understanding' reached with Government officials KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. r[E six-man Canadian defence mission left for home today after reaching "full understanding" with Government officials and service chiefs on the type of military aid Malaysia needs. The leader of the mission, Mr. C- E. McGaughey, who
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    355 18 LONDON. Wed. The Mock marketb gave a very satisfactory performance in front ot today t> i budget. Business remained small but there were a few buyers around and. with some bear covering also j in progress, the markets as a whole fully maintained yesterday's better tendency. Industrials particularly
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    56 18 LONDON, Wed. Spot 21% i.. Dec. 21*4 d.. Jan. 21',d.. Feb. 21--1 16d.. Jan. Mar 21-1 16d., Apr./ June 20-15 16d.. July Sept. 20". d., Oct. Dec. 20". d.. Jan. Mar. 20--13 16d.. Apr. June 20-13 Kid. July Sept. 20-13 16d.. c if. Nov. 20-15 mci.. Dec. 20-13 16d..
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    30 18 LONDON. Wed— Buyers £M 52' a sellers £1455. Forward buyers £1432 > a sellers £1435. Settlement £1475. Turnover a.m. 260 .ons. p.m. 35 tons. Tone: Quiet and barely i steady.
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    135 18 Australia to buy Hercules planes, submarines /rANBKKKA Wed.— Am*Vy tralia will tpcai morr than v:\.v; million on 12 American CI3OE Hermits transport planes. two twin-seat French Mirage jets and a new jet trainer. Mr. Allen Fairhall. acting Air Minister, announced today. He said in a statement that the Hercules would
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    143 18 1,000 LOSE LIVES IN CENTRAL VIETNAM DELUGE CAIGON, Wed. Disastrous floods in j Central Vietnam have taken more than 1.000 lives and left hundreds I of thousands of people homeless, according to unconfirmed reports here today. Refugees poured into major cities and American ofticials today reported up to 45.000 were
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    44 18 HONOLULU. Wed Two U.S. scientists are on their way to the Solomon Islands, in southwest Pacific, to try to find out what mysterious forces are causing U. S. earth satellites to veer temporarily out of orbit when passing over the area.— Reuter.
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    234 18 Soekarno's rally outburst 'mild'Tengku KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Last night's ii by President Soekarno at the Jakarta mass rally was described tod a y by Tengku Abdul Rahman ■mild" compared with his usual outbursts. The Prime Minister who I heara the speech broadcast over Jakarta Radio told reporters after todays Cabinet
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    52 18 SINGAPORE. Wed Eleetnriiv supplies to the following areas will Ibe cut tomorrow between H.:in a.m. and 6.30 p.m.: Ui>j>er East Coast Road between Jalan Kens and East Coast Drive. Jalan Keris, Jalan Selendang Delima, Jalan Azam, Jalun Saudara Ku, Jalan DondanK Sayang. Jalan Puterl Juki Juli. Jalan Mahsurl
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    35 18 MR S KANAPATMYPILLAI 70, luthi-r or I'onnudurat Leclurrr U.T.U. S.r.mban and Nadarajnh P.W.D. Headquarter* Ipoh passed nu.iy 11-11-tM. Cortege will leave :>«. Jjilan Papan Canning Gardens Ipoh <30 p.m. 12-11-64. For Cremation at Bi:ntontc Ipoh.
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