The Straits Times, 13 November 1964

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    22 1 SINGAT .13N0V1964 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIF.ED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 lie***** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    FIRST STOP CAIRO
    250 1 Razak off today on Africa tour TALKS IN SEVERAL CAPITALS TO AND FROM LONDON CONFERENCE KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE DEPUTY Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, who leaves tomorrow to lead Malaysia's delegation to the Colombo Plan conference in London, will meet African and Middle East leaders before
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    'Gunboats seen' report starts a probe
    90 1 'Gunboats seen report starts a probe Malacca. Itan I'oliic here tonight were investigating a report that two vessels looking like Indonesian iMinhoats were seen off Kuala Ltacgt Till midnight, however, there was no confirmation of this. Kuala I.inggi is on the south-eastern tip of Port Dirkson. last Monday, a joint
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    Lock icon Nkomo detention illegal, says court
    125 1 SALISBURY. Thurs Joshua Nkomo (above) and l(i other African nationalist leaders are being illegally detained in dwelo prison, the appellate division of the Rhodesia High Court ruled here today. The court ruled that the act under which the leaders were detained last month was inconsistent
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    999 call sparks kidnap probe
    99 1 999 call sparks kidnap probe SINGAPORE. Thurs. A 999 call this after- noon sparked off police investigations into an alleged case of abduc- 1 tion oi a motorist in Thomson Road. The caller, who did not. identify himself, said he car colliding with another at the Bth mile, Thomson Road,
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    Lock icon British families leave Jakarta
    60 1 JAKARTA. Thu-s reliable sources said today (hat the wives ai'.d children oi all British Empersonnel are leaving Indonesia us a precautionary measure because of the Malaysian crisi 1 The sources said that most of the British Emba.-sy dependants have already left, while the lust tun or
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    'Give the big week a look of gaiety' call
    396 1 'Give the big week a look of gaiety' call KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. All buildings will be decorated and Malaysi a n flags flown throughout Malaysia during the National Solidarity Week from Monday to Nov. 22. The Minister oi Information and Broadcasting, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, tonight appealed to the
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    Overtime ban threat at Radio Malaysia
    261 1 Overtime ban threat at Radio Malaysia IHALA LUM1V PUR, Thurs.— Technicians em ployed in R;i(lio Malaysia t o<l a y threatened l<> slop working overtime unless they are |K«i(l overtime :il lowances "soon." In a press statement, the Federation Broadcasting Staff Union said that technicians in Radio Malaysia had not
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    'DON'T TRY TO BULLY US' WARNS SUBANDRIO
    81 1 JAKARTA. Ihurs Dr. Subandiio. Indonesia* Foreign Mini>ter. today warned Australia nol to try la bully Indonesia. Speakins at a ceremony marking the installation nl .1 civil defence body in the Foreign Ministry, he devoted much of his I speech to answer Australia's conscription
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    GOVT TO TAKE OVER C AND W IN JANUARY
    196 1 GOVT TO TAKE OVER C AND W IN JANUARY KUALA lAMPIH, Thursday. VI IK CENTRAL Government today announced thai it will lake over external telecommunication services now operated by Cable and Wireless Ltd. from Singapore on Jan. 1. The company's licence expires on that date. Pending the finalisation of absorption
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    Lock icon To die for 3rd murder
    68 1 SANTA ANA. i California >„ Thurs. Joseph B. Morse, saved from execution for the slaying of Ills mother and sister, has again j been .sentenced to die this time for the murder of a fellow pri- soner Morse. 20. was convicted of the first degree
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    Lock icon A $20 note?
    39 1 JAKARTA, Thurs. A Dutch seaman has been sentenced to three months 1 jail and fined 30.000 rupiahs on charges of smuggling j foreign currency "a $20 Malay- sian banknote." according to I Antara news agency UPI.
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    $1,300 gift
    37 1 SEREMBAN. Thurs.— The j Deputy Mentri Besar of i Negri Sembilan Inche Abdul Samad bin Idris. announced today that he was glvins $I,3oo— his entire allowance for a month to the National Defence Fund, i
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    PILOT DIES AFTER LANDING
    96 1 PILOT DIES AFTER LANDING \JE\V YOKK. Thurs ii BOAC pilot collapsed and died in the cockpit of an airliner last Bight minutes after he had landed the craft, with t>4 people aboard. from London Cap*ain Ka/imicrz Iraser. .")0-year-old former RAF lighter pilot, was waiting for taxi-ing instructions after landing at
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    Decca receives indemnity
    61 1 LONDON. Thurs. Sir Edward Lewis, chairman of Decca Ltd., said in his annual report published yesterday that his firm had received an indemnity from the British Government for cancellation of its radar defence contract with Indonesia. The contract with Indonesia was cancelled rit the request of the
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    Lock icon LB.I keeps team
    17 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs—President Johnson lias asked all the members of his Ciblnet to stayon. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Jakarta bans two papers
    194 1 Jakarta bans two papers 'A warning to others' JAKARTA. ThUTS. The Indonesian At-torney-Generals office said today it had banned two Jakarta newspapers f ol;owm« a quarrel between Communist and non-Com-munist groups over national issues, including the Pantjasila the Indonesian national ideology. The banned newspapers are the non-Communist Revolusioner and the
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    STOP PRESS
    27 1 SINGAPORE BLAST si A PORE. Thurs. Police MFC lonicht invfMii;.itinc reports of ;i loud explosion heard l»j residents of Katong. Geflanc and Joo Chiat areas.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon 'We're gagged' parade in Ceylon
      186 2 QPPOSITION leaders marched through the streets of Colombo yesterday with handkerchiefs tied around their mouths to protest against the Government's plan to nationalise the country's largest newspaper group, the Associated Newspapers of Ceylon. A Bill calling for the group's nationalisation is currently being debated in
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      China anniversary
      44 2 TOKYO. Thui>.— The 98th »n- nlvanaiy "f tiio birth of Sun YsiSon m observed in Peking yrs- trrday at n meeting held by "the I central committee of "Thf; Re- j volutionary Commuter of the Kuomintaiis." the New Chin* i kgencjr said.
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      TESTIMONY—BY A MAN IN CHAINS...
      113 2 TESTIMONY— BY A MAN IN CHAINS. I I" AST LONDON. (8. AWcaJ, 1 Thurs. Washington Bongco. an African under sentence of death for sabotage, is suing Justice Minister Balthazar Varster and three policemen for alleged assault. I Bongco. who testified in chains yesterday, i.-> cialming 4.000 rands < $17,000 >
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      Lock icon Probe of a space riddle
      107 2 Probe of a space riddle HONOLULU. Two American scientists are on thejr way to the Solomon Islands, in the south-west Pacific, to try to find out what mysterious forces arc causing U.S. rurth satellites to veer temporarily out of orbit when passing over the area. Dr. Oeecga Woollard. a Honolulu
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      Lock icon TANZANIA GOVT ACCUSES WEST OF A PLOT
      131 2 TANZANIA GOVT ACCUSES WEST OF A PLOT rkAK-ES-S a L A A M Thurs. The Tansanian External Affairs Minister. Mr. Oscar Kambona, yesterday sent a telegram to the secretary-general of the Organisation of African Unity, announcing the discovery of a Western plot to overthrow the Tanzania Government A British Hißh
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      Soek 'man of peace' posture falls flat, says paper
      339 2 Soek 'man of peace' posture falls flat, says paper MANILA, Thursday. ■JHE Philippines Herald said today that President Soekarno's "professed concern for a peaceful settlement of the Malaysia dispute falls completely flat in the face of Indonesia's continued aggression. Commenting on boekarno's reported appeal for the revival of the Manila
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      Lock icon Capetown lecturer jailed
      99 2 Capetown lecturer jailed j /"APETOWN. Thurs. A I British-born lecturer at Capetown University, a stu- dent at the university and a young woman physio- 1 therapist were jailed here j yesterday on charges of furthering the alms of Communism. The lecturer. 24 -year-old I Alan Brooks, and 23-year-old student Anthony
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      Lock icon Middle East oil output up
      73 2 LONDON, Thurs. Oil outDUt in the Middle East Jumped more tl.an 11 per cent to 283.738.733 tons in the first nine months at this year compared with 254,968.- 06? in the same period last year. the Petroleum Information Bureau announced. Kuwait once again easily led
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      Lock icon Police open fire on crowd
      45 2 KAMPALA Thurs j Police fired on an African crowd I on Tuesday night after a ficht in a [nightclub, killing six people and wounding at least 40. ■vawttßMMl .s.ii'l thf dead included a youns: woman aad hrr two-month-old baby. AP
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      Lock icon Farm couple accused of killing African
      142 2 POBABIS <S-W Africa). \J Thurs. A white farmer and his wife were committed for trial on a charge of murder yesterday, accused of beating an African labourer to death, burning the body and hacking it to pieces which they buried. The accused were Schalk
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      Lock icon Students 'We love you but not the Cabinet* surround Premier Huong
      186 2 Students 'We love you but not the Cabinet* surround Premier Huong SAIGON, Thurs. A dozen dissident student leaders surrounded South Vietnam'l Primp Minister at. a State reception la:<t night, pressing their demands that his Cabinet be reorganised. Premier Tran Van Huong told the students, who had been invited to the
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Wilson to seek veto on use of N-force
      191 3 Wilson to seek veto on use of N-force f ONDON, Thurs. v The Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Wilson, will take an offer to President Johnson to commit Britain's entire nuclear force to Nato, with a British veto over its use, authoritative sources said yesterd:u\ Mk. Wilson will fly to W
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      Lock icon Campus contraceptives
      76 3 LONDON. Thurs.—Contraceptives are to go on sale In campus shops at Keel University, in the North Midlands, it was .stated yesterday. The decision followed a census among 1.000 students and statT. A third-year student. Roy Moore. 20-year-old, president of the Students' Union, said: "Contraceptives will now be available
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      Lock icon The next Budget might be tougher
      425 3 Britain* new measures get mixed reception r £HV. new Labour Government's emergency autumn Budget got a mixed reception in the national Press here today. "Sixpenny Shocker/ proclaimed the frontpage headline of the popular Right-wing daily Sketch. -Realism at long, long last." said the mass-circulation
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      Lock icon Wilson orders probe on space projects
      183 3 LONDON, Thursday. THE Labour Government, already re-examining the Anglo-French Concord supersonic airliner project, today turned its attention to British rocketry and space research. The Defence Minister. Mr. i > Denis Healey. named two top scientists to head a new space committee and report i
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      Lock icon TORY: I'LL FIGHT POLL ON COLOUR ISSUE
      134 3 LONDON, Thurs. A Conservative member of Warwick Town Council I announced last night that he will seek election to Parliament in the next general election "simply and purely on the colour issue." Councillor James Wallsgrove. 51, said he would be standing as an
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      Lock icon Two for trial on 'impudent' theft charge
      76 3 MOSCOW. Thurs. Two men are to go on trial soon for one of the Soviet Unions most impudent thefts in years. They are accused of stealing priceless works of art from the State Historical Museum in Red Square last year. The newspaper Sovetskaya
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      Present air freight rates to stay until August
      103 3 ATHENS, Thurs.— Delegates to the International Air Transport Association (lATA) conference here have unanimously approved retaining current world wide air freight rates until August 1965. The delegates also decided to hold separate conferences for passenger and cargo rates every two years because
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      Lock icon Ban stays
      27 3 WASHINGTON, Thurs. British secretaries will continue to be banned from seeking jobs in New York, the Deputy Undersecretary of Labour. Mr. Millard Cass. announced. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'Feeble-minded boy' bomb tragedy
      126 3 UONN. Thurs. A hand I grenade brought to school cy a leebie-mlnded boy ex- ploded in a crowded play- ground .it Huiiau yesterInjuring at least 34 children The grenade exploded among 450 children playing during a break, it tore the arm off an eight-year-old j boy.
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      Lock icon Dentist and 'Dolce vita' drugs death girl: Perverted sex practices charge
      245 3 I ONDON. Thurs. A 38-y e a r-old dentist appeared yesterday before the disciplinary committee of the General Dental Council to answer charges that he took part in "perverted practices" with his receptionist who died from an overdose of
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      Lock icon CARDINAL'S PLEA FOR NEW DEAL
      235 3 yATICAiN CITY, Thurs. T Cardinal Leo Jozef Suenens, of Brussels, yesterday asked a 'new deal" for the Roman Catholic Chyrch's more than one million nuns. The Belgian primate was speaking in debate at the Vatican Council on a draft text dealing with reiigiou.s orders and
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      Lock icon Judy sued for $67,500
      81 3 IXJS ANGELES. Thur.s. A iiidj?r has ordered Judy Garland I |to re 1 urn h.ie from London oy .5 to make a deposition in .••inurr Mcl Torme"s U5522.500 I su.; asnmst her. The court re- (Mad lhe reque.st of Miss Gar--1 land's lawyers that she be
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      Lock icon Minister for Aden
      30 3 LONDON. Thurs. The Co lonial Secretary. Mr. Anthony Grcriiwoixi. will visit Acicn to dtociM independence for the South Arabian Federation in- I formed sources said today. 'UPI
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    More donations for kampong fire victims
    97 4 More donations for kampong fire victims SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Straits Times today received $20 from Mrs. M. Ang for the Kampong Pulau Mlnyak fire victims. The Singapore Council of Social Service has received the following donations for the victims: Singapore Buddhist Federation $1,235, Chen Su Lan Foundation $1,000. Dr. Ng
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    Treasury officials under fire by Devan
    600 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs TREASURY officials of the Singapore Government came under a blistering attack from the Secretary-Genera! of the National Trades Union Congress, Mr. C.V. Devan Nair at the Industrial Arbitration Court today. Mr. Nair delivered his broadside when he opposed the Government's move to
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    32,392 pass primary leaving exams
    199 4 32,392 pass primary leaving exams SINGAPORE, Thurs. More than 63 per cent of the 50,873 candidates from the four streams have passed the primary school leaving examinations held recently. The results published today Rave the number of passes as 32.392 or 63.7 per cent. Candidates can set the results at
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    Loan of school textbooks
    66 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Mi- iiistry of Education invites applications for the loan of free school textbooks for 1965. All applications must be made through school principals lrom whom application forms may be obtained. This year, the Government spent $213,000 to help more than 27.000 school children
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    Artists have big role
    129 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. I The Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, today expressed confidence that Malaysian artists could do a great deal in creating a Malaysian identity. Painters, he said, used a language that cut across race. He said: "Perhaps Malaysian artists can help us to see
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    NURSES REJECT TWO OFFERS ON UNIFORM, ALLOWANCE
    256 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. TH E Amalgamated Union of Public Employees has rejected two offers made by the Government in respect of shoes, uniforms and temporary allowance for certain grades of the nursing staff. This was announced by the AUPE general secretary. Mr. G. Kandasamy.
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    Power cuts
    31 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.—Electricity supplies to the following areas will be cut from 8.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow: Tannery Lane, Lorong Pendek, Macpherson Road (between Oentlng Lane and Lorong Pendek).
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    Grenade found in house, court told
    228 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A "pipe" jjrenade and a plastic bag containing nitro cellulose powder were among the items found during a search on a house in Pachitan Lima in September this year, a preliminary inquiry was told today. Inspector Joseph Low of the Joo Chiat
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    BIGGEST EVER MALAY DINNER to HONOUR LEE
    123 4 SINGAPORE. Thursday. THE dinner arranged by 137 Malay organisations here at St. John Ambulance headquarters next j Monday to mark the first day of the National Solidarity Week will be the biggest ever held by the Malay community in Singapore. This Is the
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    Free transport in Johore for attending unity rallies
    148 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Thur.s.— Several bus companies, schools, Government departments and transport operators have agreed to lend their vehicles to provide free transport for people attending solidarity rallies in the various districts of Johore. The buses and lorries with large solidarity banners on
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    3 reasons why an American chose Singapore
    252 5 3 reasons why an American chose Singapore SINGAPORE, Thurs. The first American student to study law at the University of Singapore under a Rotary Foundation fellowship flew in last night. Nebraska-born Lcland V. Carlson. 25. who holds an LI. B. degree from Stanford University, will take a one-year post graduate
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    'Tremendous progress' in Red Cross
    42 5 JESSELTON. Thurs.— Miss J. Whittington, Director of Overseas Development of the British Red Cross Society, said yesterday that there had been tremendous progress in the Red Cross movement in Sabah since her last visit four years ago
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    Scholarship committee
    63 5 El PAT AN I. i: Kedah-Perlis American Field Service Committee has been tornied here under the cliainr.anship of Bjred OMnrfii Moii.tmecl Idid. Main work of the committee mil i«- to short-UK Kedah applicant* u->r American lield MrriM srholP'.Mhipti. and to find Malay- j si 1 i homes for
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    BAIL FOR RAPE CHARGE YOUTH
    169 5 BAIL FOR RAPE CHARGE YOUTH KUALA LUMPUR. Thur.s. Dato Justice Abdul Azi? in the High Coutt today allowed an 18-year-old youth. Leong Sun. charged with raping a nine-year-old girl, bail in the sum of $2,000 in two sureties. Mr. S. T. Gamany. making the application, said when Leong was charged
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    Congratulations to Minister
    43 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Tanglin Citizens' consultative committee have conveyed their "heartiest coneratulations" to their Assemblyman. Mr. E. W. Barkar. on his appointment as Minister of Law. The commit tre will hold a goodwill dinner in his honour on Nov 28
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    Minister on tour
    34 5 SINGAPORE. Thur.s. The new Minister lor Law. Mr. E.W Barker, will visit the Port of j Singapore Authority tomorrow on hla (uailtartMtion tour ot departments ;ind statutory boards in his ministry.
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    GOODWILL NIGHT
    70 5 L'UALA LUMPUR. Tht-rs. More than 200 people last night attended the "Malam Muhibbah Ria" (Goodwill Night) at the Town Hall here. The show was held under the patronage of the Minister of Agriculture and Co-opera-tives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, to raise money for the Singapore Goodwill Fund. Straits
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    Sabah's 'yes' to S'pore offer to build cheap houses
    243 5 Sabah's 'yes' to S'pore offer to build cheap houses fiSSELTON, Thursday. gABAH would welcome any move by the Singapore Government to finance and construct low cost houses in the State, the Chief Minister, Dato Donald Stephens, told a Press conference here today. If Singapore was prepared to sponsor the projec
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    National Solidarity: Barisan undecided
    97 5 National Solidarity: Barisan undecided SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Barisan Sosialis today said they had not yet taken a stand on N atio n a 1 Solidarity Week. A Barisan headquarters spokesman said "We have not discussed the matter Some of the Barisan Sosialis Assemblymen were Invited to attend yesterdays preparatory meeting
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    Cementing trade ties over drinks
    78 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Ai cocktail party to forge closer trade links between Italy and Singapore was held today at the Goodwood Park Hotel. The party, organi.srd by the Consul General ol Italy. Dr. D. i Pollati. and thr Italian Trade I Commission': 1 Otficc «M attended
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    Ow orphans: Fund tops $85,000
    129 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Straits Times has received another $564 for the Ow orphans, bringing the total fund to $45,433. Todays contributions: Young Chrisuan Workers Section II Church of St. Bernadctte S8: Limda Chua. T. Poh Cnua. Lee Ah Lan, Lee All Ng S3O: Students of
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    MURUTS PLEDGE LOYALTY
    199 5 JESSELTON. Thursday. CABAHs Muruts. who live in the border areas. have pledged their loyalty to Malaysia and have declared their willingness to defend Malaysia apainst Indonesian aggression. The pledge was taken be- i fore Sabah's Deputy Chief Minister, Inche Harris bin Mohamed Salleh. when he I addressed
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    $1,000 donation from miners
    66 5 ipoh rbun. Two ninera,! Mi. Leona Yrw Nyf.iii and his brothpr- Mr. Leong Khuan Nyt-.m. today presented •< cheque for ***** to the N.itionui Defence! mid the Perak Vigilante Corns i Welfare Fund*; on behalf of their firm. Leong Sin Nam Co. Ltd here. The Mentrl
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    42 5 LONDON. Thurs.— The bullmi of Brunei, now in London, will have further talks with the Commonwealth Office later this month, it was stated here today. He met the Commonwealth Secretary- -Mr. Arthur Bottomley. on Nov. 2. Reuter.
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    Woman maims cow in anger
    65 5 IPOH. Thurs. A woman veiie- table farmer. Loh Leong Vm. 32. m bound over in S5OO to be of I good behaviour for 12 months when shr pleaded guilty In the Sessions Court here to maiming a I cqw with a sickle. The court VM
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    Religious Council to help Shariah Court urged
    305 5 OLNGAPORE. Thurs.— Singapore Umro today suggested the setting up of a Muslim religious council to help the Shariah Court function properly. The secretary-general of the party. Dato Syed Esa Almenor. said: "The majority of Malays in Singapore are not happy with the set-up
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    Lock icon DRUG CASE SOLDIER he sent morphine by mail IS JAILED
    228 6 DRUG CASE SOLDIER he sent morphine by mail IS JAILED THE mother ol British Army medical cor- poral Trevor Wiggins. 28. was the centre of an emotional court scene here yesterday when ho was sentenced to nine months' jail on a charge concerning morphine from LONDON, Thurs. -Malaya. When the
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    Actress Yong does not like make-up
    124 6 KIALA LIMPI'R. Thurs Pretty 22-year-ola Hon* Kong actress. Yong Yong, Li the serious type who likes the classics and hates make-up. "I only do up my face when I have to that is. before the cameras and if the occasion demands it," she said.
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    Parents' Day: New times
    62 6 PENANG. Thurs— ln view of the National Solidarity Week rally at the City Stadium at 5 < p.m., the Jelutong English School has advanced its Parents' Day j ceremony and concert from 5 p.m. to 9.30 a.m. Monday. The Chief Minister. Da to Wong 1 Pow
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    Another 7 years for 10-year jail man
    365 6 Another 7 years for 10-year jail man l_ KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs I)ATO Justice Abdul Aziz today told a 23--year-old father of two children convicted of robbery: ''I hope the next 17 years in jail will teach you a lesson. By then you will be much older and more mature to
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    World-wide Pinnock Group to move into Malaysia
    222 6 World-wide Pinnock Group to move into Malaysia SINGAPORE, Thurs. The worldwide Pinnock Group of industrial and marketing companies has decided to extend their operations to Malaysia because "the country provides the greatest op--1 portunity for industrial enterprises in SouthFast Asia Plans are undfir w v the setting up ot four
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    $4,000 cloth thrown into river
    63 6 PENANG, Thurs. A Customs vessel rammed a .smugglers' speedboat conveying contraband goods in the Juru River early this morni ing. TtM smugglers' craft, however. I stayed afloat and escaped after throwing its cargo into the river. The Customs officers retrieved the packages containing $4,000 worth
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    Big day for school
    48 6 SUNGEI PATANI. Thurs. The Sultan ol Kedah will be present, and the fTwMt.mll ot Kedah will give away the prizes. at the Ibrahim Primary School Speech day here on Nov. 22. In Alor Star. the I.skandar School will hold its prize-giving on Nov. 21.
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    Govt men in Brunei ask for more pay
    128 6 ORUNEI TOWN. Thurs. The Brunei Government has been urged to pay 3o per cent cost of living allowance to all Government servants. The call was made here by Inche Awane Othman bin Sunscoh. secretary-general of the Brunei Government Workers' Union. He said
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    Premier: RI 'feelers' to resume trade
    1994 7 Premier: RI 'feelers' to resume trade I N A P 0 R K. Tin i is. Tli c Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, tonight revealed lhat "feelers*' had been sen l lo him for ;i resumption ol Indonesian trade if Singapore withdraws from Malaysia Without identifying the Indonesians by
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    New courses on raffia work
    48 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Adult Education Board is organising two extra four-month courses in English on raffia work, starting on Not-. 29 at the Beatty Secondary School. The sessions will be from 9 a.m. to 12 noon and from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
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    PAP TO CELEBRATE TENTH BIRTHDAY
    209 7 QINGAPORE, Thurs. The People's Action Party has finalised a threeday programme to celebrate its tenth anniversary. The celebrations »U1 begin on Nov. 20 with an exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall. Exhibits will include the party's 10 years history in pictures., paintings and handicrafts oy
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    Hundred youths enlisted
    43 8 SINGAPORE. Thure. About 100 youths were enlisted for the Singapore Infantry Regiment during the four-day recruitment campaign which ended here today. Of these, about 50 are Chinese. 47 Malays and three Indians. Another 15 Chinese will undergo medical examination tomorrow.
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    Language Institute and cold 'feet' non-Malays
    242 8 Language Institute and cold 'f eet' nonMalays KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. J^ON-MALAY teachers suffer from "cold feet" when it is time for them to attend special courses run by the Language Institute here. When applications are invited from the:e teachers to Join special courses in language training, many apply but at
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    Sardon visits new airport
    47 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Minister of Transport. Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir. today visited the new International airport at Subang, about 17 miles from here 1 to insnfet the construction work there. He said later he was satisfied with the progress being made.
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    TENGKU IN KEDAH TO RELAX AND WORK
    114 8 TENGKU IN KEDAH TO RELAX AND WORK A LOR STAR, Thurs. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, flew here this afternoon for a three-day visit. "I want to get some relaxation and attend to some urgent business," he said at Kepala Batas airport. The Tengku. looking cheerful, was accompanied by
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    Get-together
    36 8 KUALA LUMPUR. This The boys section of the Young Christian Workers Movement a 1 Peel Road will celebrate their second anniversary by holding a gettogether at the Peel Road Convent at 7 p.m. on Saturday.
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    ' TEAMSTER' UNIONS: WARNING BY NTUC CHIEF
    245 8 TEAMSTER' UNIONS: WARNING BY NTUC CHIEF CINGAPORE. Thurs. The secretary-general of the Singapore National Trades Union Congre.v*. Mr. C.V. Drvan Nair. last nieht warned workers of the danger of "American teamster-style trade unionism." Speaking to officials of the newly-registered 1,000--strong Food. Drink and Allied Workers' Union, he said: "Recent events
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    Book-maker fined
    30 8 i SINGAPORE. Thur.-. Chong Yun Fong- 37. was today finrd $2,000 or six months' Mi! for acting as a book-maicr in a housr in Lorong Tai Seng yesterday.
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    Penang delegation will study Singapore's know-how
    182 8 Penang delegation will study Singapore's know-how DENANG, ThUTS. A rane-member delegation of the George Town I City Council will make an official four-day i study tour of Singapore i next month. j The delegation, led by the Mayor. Mr. C.Y. Choy, includes four other councillors i Messrs M.S.A. Zachariah, 00l
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    Housewife robbed
    48 8 PENANG. Thurs. MMmb Lee Hor.R Ten, 66. housewife window-shopping at Farquhar Strm was robbed of a handbag containing $30 and a cheque for S2BO last night. Police later recovered the handbag near a temple in Penang Road. Inside was the cheque, but the money was missing.
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    Schoolgirl, 15, missing
    40 8 PENANG. Thurs. A old erhooigirl. Chan Hno Khen*. lias bern repotted mining from homo since Nov. 2. Chan- .i nunil of the Methodwt Afternoon School, lrft her home in Acheen Street that d.iv rvith her school boolos.
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    MASS SIGNATURES TO BACK CLAIMS BY TEACHERS
    203 8 PENANG, Thurs. THE National Union of Teachers is collecting mass signatures to support its claim for medical and housing facilities for teachers, and a revised salary scheme for day training college and centretrained teachers. "This campaign is not industrial action of any kind,
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    AMERICA'S SPORTSMAN DELUXE
    1675 9 AMERICA'S SPORTSMAN DELUXE IN March 1959 the 52 year old American millionaire and sportsman, Briggs Cunningham, announced he would retire after the annual 12 hour endurance event which was to be held at Sebring in Florida, a few days later. The race proved one of the toughest of the veteran
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    85 10 M Horrfs S/0 (Mnumnm) MR AND MRS. Den:s D'Cm/ thank rstattVM and frifnds for their valuable Uses and assistance at their Keddint; on T-11-S4. THE FAMILY OF the late Mrs. IJew S«< k Horn; thank all relatives aod friends fnr osstr kind assistance. si-roll*, donation!-, wreaths and attendnn<r at
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    IN MEMORIAM
    20 10 Word* 5/0 (Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY of Mr Ctlua l on 13-11-62. 'iiiembered by his wife and cnildrrn
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    340 10 M Words $10 (Minimum) PALACE SILK COCKTAIL DtSMM beading for that extra expensive look, Nt M.ss Ming. Hotel i, Singapore. ALL OLD BOYS of the H:ch school ni'iir are invited to contact the HswsssMssf l>v phone <*****>, per- tonally or t>y letter. MACBETH IN CAMERA" by Harold Lung is
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  • The Straits Times Friday, November 13, 1964.
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      The British Problem
      604 10 Malaysian interest in the new British Government's confrontation of economic J problems is by no means confined to cotton yardage, although a Singapore textile quota has loomed rather large in some calculations. Sterling's stability is vastly more im- 1 portant. Whether the battle goes well, whether perhaps
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      Action Needed
      368 10 On graduation day each year, with unfailing regularity, the Principal of the Singapore Teachers' Training College drM*l attention to the shortage of T.T.C. staff. Never before, however, has Mr. Abisheganaden sounded quite as anxious. With 34 lecturers' j posts unfilled, forced to rely I increasingly on part-time lecturers
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      Road Doubts
      245 10 Though Tun Razak in Kuala Trengganu denied rumours that the East-West Highway project had been abandoned, doubts have arisen about it being completed on any kind of schedule. Work is not going well and there seems to be some confusion about the entire undertaking. Yesterday for example, Dato
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      Rice and the men who plant it
      524 10 WHILE agreeing with your view that to believe Malaysia within a few years will be growing all its own rice calls for a great deal of optimism. I feel that your comment that we are Retting further from the goal is a bit
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      The friend in need...
      203 10 lAM deeply imoressed by the news that Australia is introducing conscription in order to assist us. A friend In need Is a friend Indeed. Since we have had to face the twilight lunacy of "confrontasi" by Indonesia In breach of international law and in contempt of
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    De Gaulle plays an explosive game in Europe
    844 10  - De Gaulle plays an explosive game in Europe ANDRFW Ml lIIGW By PARIS, Thurs. M Couve de Murville, France's Foreign Minister was asked bluntly in Parliament whether it wa France's policy to withdraw from the Com mo Market and the Atlantic Alliance. He avoidet an answer and left observers to
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    Learn Malay-6
    627 10  -  Inche Yunus Maris M.A. By T E6SON No. 6 In Malay continues with Spelling and Pronunciation. Vowel letter o. It is pronounced In two ways: (I» as the o in the English word odd (tor the half-open back vowel (back vowels are produced with a fair amount of
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    Pontian landings: 13 sent for trial
    247 11 lOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. Eight Indonesians and five Malaysians, who were captured with them in Pontian during thr August landing, were tod a y committed for trial lii thf Hißh Court. One or the Indonesians, ianu.-, Saurt bin Hajl Mustosar, 21. rrom Ambon, who w.as
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    Islam seminar
    39 11 PARIT BUNTAR. Thurs. About, 150 M.ihiy r.-lijioas teachers from Kri;m and Si lama districts in North Perak will attend a one-day seminar on religions teaching at the Rural Trades' School. Parit Bun;;ir. at 0 a.m. on Saturday.
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    'Glad to join, your club' Johnson to Tengku
    117 11 'Glad to join, your club' Johnson to Tengku I^l A I 1.1 MPL'R. Thurs President Johnson has thanked Tcngku Abdul Rahman for his congratulatory messafip on hi* election victory and in reply says he is happy to join the Trngku in the •landsPde club" of IM4 La>t urck the Tengku
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    Decree nisi granted
    69 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs The Chiei Justice. Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin, today granted Tang Soy Mop, a young housewife, a decree nisi dissolving her marriage to Lee Sim Chua. a shopkeeper, on the ground of desertion. The decree Is to be made absolute at the end of three
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    Responsibility of teachers
    434 11 HELP TO TURN OUT GRATEFUL AND LOYAL CITIZENS, SAYS NASIR TANJONG MALIM. Thursday. THE Director of the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka. Syed Nasir bin Ismail, today called on teachers to uphold the nobility of their profession by producing citizens who would make Malaysia a truly united nation.
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    ANOTHER $397 FOR MADAM PARVATHI
    124 11 ANOTHER $397 FOR MADAM PARVATHI SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Straits Times today re- ceived another $***** for j Madam Parvathi of Kuala 'Lumpur and her 11 children. The total of the fund Is now $1,854. Today's contributions: C. N Loh $10: Staff of XL Municipal Health Dcpt. $144.40: HX»P. XL $25;
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    Malaysia, too, at UK show
    62 11 SINOAPORE, Thurs. Malaysia will participate in the Commonwealth Arts Festival to be held in September next year In London. This was disclosed today by thesecretary of the National Art Gallery. Mr. Frank Sullivan, In a message read at the opening of an exhibition or modern
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    PERAK DATO IS NAMED AS NEW SPEAKER
    409 11 PERAK DATO IS NAMED AS NEW SPEAKER KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday J)ATO Bendahara C. M. Yusof, of Perak, is the first non-elected member to be appointed Speaker of the House of Representatives. The first item on the order paper of the 34--day Budget meeting of the House beginning on Nov. 25
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    Survey men donate $1,072 more
    98 11 I/UALA LUMPUR. Thurn. The staff of the Survey Department in Malaya hau donated another $1,072 towards the National Defence Fund. Last month when the Survey Departments in Malaya and Singapore contributed a total of $1,366. they said their contributions would be a "regular monthly I
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    Church fair
    39 11 KLUANG. Thurs. The St I Louis Church In Jalan Omar her* will hold a fun fair on Nov. 28 in aid of Its building fund. The District Officer, Inche Abdul Kadlr bin Abdullah, will open the fair.
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    Fish for breeders
    31 11 KAJANG. Thurs The Fisheries Department has distrl- buted some 17.700 fish of dlf- I frrrnt v.inetie.s to breeders tn various ptrts of the district so far this year.
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    Off to Manila
    30 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Mr. Donald U'ren, Asian representative of the International Trans- port Workers' Federation, left for Manila today to visit affiliate* of the ITWF there. I
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    A gift—and the nations thanks to hero's father
    148 11 A gift— and the nations thanks to hero's father TJUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Tengku Abdul Rahman today gave $2,000 from the National Patriotic Fund to Inche Sulalman bin Hitam, father of Abdul Samad, a crew member of KDR Sri Selangor, who was killed In a sea battle with an Indonesian sampan
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    Jailed: Escaped from custody
    59 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. a police supervisee. Koh Kirn Hock, was today jailed for nine months for escaping from Pulau Senang four years ago. He pleaded guilty to a charge of escaping from the legal custody of A N. Janardhanan. a prison Olficer. on Dec 2. 1961 He
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    Jelutong joy
    23 11 PBNANO. Thur.v.— The Jplutor^ Youth Cenrr» win celebrate it* first anriversarv with a camo tire and h buffet dinner on Saturday.
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    Boy in mob says: 'I was curious'
    208 11 Boy in mob says: 'I was curious' SINGAPORE. Thurs. A schoolboy. Lee Hian Kian. 17. today blamed his own inquisitiveness for being arrested by an army officer in the July disurbances. He told Mr. K Canaga Rajah, the magistrate: "I was inquisitive so I stayed on to find out what
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    MB's visit
    35 11 IPOH. Thurs. The Mentli Besar of Perak. Dato Ahmad bin Said, will open two community halls at Kampong Saiong Lembah and Kampong Ulu Piol when he visits Kuala Kangsar district on Nov. 26.
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    Farmers' tour
    33 11 SINGAPORE Thurs. A group of 42 Singapore farmers. Including four women, today visited several factories and the Jurong Industrial estates besides establishments of the Primary Production Department, which organised the tour.
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    Typist gets divorce for adultery
    85 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A typist. Evelyn Kwok Meow Lun, who brought < divorce proceedings against her husband. Edward Koh Hock Thiam. a salesman, on the ground of adultery, was granted a decree nisi by the Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin. In the High Court
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    New firm formed to build luxury flats
    196 11 New firm formed to build luxury flats I/UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The first multi million dollar Malaysian American construction company, Oceanic Properties Development (Malaysia) Ltd., has been formed to build luxury flats in Malaysia. Its first project will be 12 15-storey blocks of 180 luxury flats on a nine-acre site along
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      Power tool export men look about
      157 12 THE sales director and export supervisor of Black and Decker (Australasia) Pty. Ltd., Australia's largest manufacturer of portable electric tools, are studying the export market in Malaysia. They are Mr. Marcus Clark (sales director) and Mr. F. L. de Gldro (export supervisor). They have
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      CHAIRMAN OF ABERDARE IS COMING
      113 12 Mr. A. J. Nicholas. CBE, chairman of Aberdare Holdings Ltd., expects to arrive in Singapore on Tuesday during a three-week tour of the Far East I nd Middle East, visiting some of the 80 countries to which the Aberdare group exports. Mr. Nicholas will spend
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      Paint chief's lecture
      86 12 Mr. N.A. Bennett, a director of Orifliths Brothers, London, paint manufacturers, will speak at 4 p m. today in the main lecture hall of the Singapore Polytechnic on the relationship of surface preparation, paint film thickness and structural design on paint performance and reduction of maintenance costs.
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      KULARAJAH IN CO-OP TEAM
      61 12 The International Co-opera-tive Alliance meeting in Belgrade this month elc-cted Mr. N.\. Kularajah (above), general manager ol 'he Malayan Cooperative In-ur.imo Society Ltd., to the International Cooperative Insurance executive committee. Mr. Kularajah is the first Asian to be elected to the (omn.ittee. The other si\ members
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      Thornycroft tells of difficulties
      242 12 tNDONESIAN confrontatioon and disturbances in Singapore added to management difficulties during the year, says Mr. John W. Thornycroft, chairman of John I. Thornycroft and Co. Ltd.. In a reference to the Singapore branch m his annual statement. Sixteen vessels were completed durum the year, of wldrlv
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      Cool wear for a hot climate
      175 12 Cool wear for a hot climate \|R. ODD MELSOM, i director of J. Jacobsen Trikotasjefabrikk. Norway, visited Singapore last week to make a comprehensive study of the local textile market. Before he came to the State. Mr. Melsom had been able to familiarise himself with the market through reports sent
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      PRESIDENT of GOODYEAR ARRIVES
      276 12 PRESIDENT of GOODYEAR ARRIVES THE president of Goodyear International Corporation, Mr. Richard V. Thomas, arves in Singapore today for a two-day visit in tlie course of an Asian lour of Goodyear sub- sidiary companies. Joining Goodyeur's lighter-than-air division in 1943. Mr. Thomas was with the U.S. Air Force In World
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      Award for 30-year service
      58 12 DR. JOHN CLARK (right), chairman of 1.C.1. (Malaya) Ltd., receives a 30-year long service award a gold watch from Air. Michael Clapham, an 1.C.1, overseas director, at a party in Kuala Lumpur. Dr. Clark, who became chairman of 1.C.1. (Malaya) Ltd. in October 1963, joined 1.C.1.
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      SURVEYING BABCOCK CRANE MARKET
      152 12 MR. F. S. Stent, of Babcock and Wilcox Ltd., London, president of the Mechanical Handling Engineers Association of Britain and the first chairman of the newly formed British Federation of Associations of Mechanical Handling Manufacturers, is now in Singapore on a Far East tour. MHMM^^^n^ During
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      PAMOL PLANTER RETURNS
      107 12 MX. S. SANKAR (above l of Pa mo l (M) Ltd., Kluang. h>l returned after com pie tint; the Unilever international managers' course in London and Liverpool. The course is designed to provide opportunity for managers from different sections of the business to exchange information about their
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      New service to stimulate air travel
      181 12 New service to stimulate air travel PAN American Airways has Introduced a new service to stimulate international travel. This follows an agreement concluded between the airline and the American Express, to allow 1.200.000 American Express credit card holders to sign for air transport between the United States and the 86
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      Lufthansa fleet
      29 12 Lufthansa German Airlines will Increase Its present Boeing 707 jet fleet by a further five aircraft of this type, with deliveries between November 1965 and early 1967.
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      Tokyo film talks
      23 12 Mr. Yuan Kao. manaeer rl Paramount FUms Inc.. 81ngapo'j. left on Tuesday to attend convention In Tokyo yestcrduy uUI today.
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    New look causeway ready-and big crawl is over
    175 13 - SINGAPORE. Thurs The big traffic crawl at the Johore Causeway is over. By tomorrow, the last >tretch of the raised surface will be tarred, and there will be no more traffic obstruction* For the last five months, the $500,000 project to widen
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    Libel case: Two get $3,000 damages
    399 13 Libel case: Two get $3,000 damages IPOH, Thursday J^ PX)RMER Town Councillor, Mr. S. Sabaratnam, was ordered to pay $3,000 damages and costs to two Taiping lawyers, Mr. Chin Kit Fung and Mr. Toh Theam Hock, by Mr. Justice Ali bin Hassan in the High Court here today. Mr. Toh
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    DINERS CLUB PICKS ITS BIG DATE
    112 13 OINGAPORE. Thurs. —I The Diners Club's first Asian convention will begin in Singapore' on Nov. 25. The three-day convention, with the Diners Club (Maj laya) Ltd. as hosts, will be held at the Hotel Singapura. Participants will come from Japan. Hong Kong. The i
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    Prize-giving day
    37 13 PENANG. Thurs. The Cliiet Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee. will 1 address the Jelutone English School at its annual parents' day! ceremony at 5 p.m. next Monday. ■i will also give away the pri«s. 1
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    Jailed for theft
    45 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Lim Seng KOl. a member of the Works Brigade, was Jailed for three months in a magistrate's court for stealing an oil pump worth $860 from the brigade's camp at Tanah Merah between Aug. 15 and 18. He pleaded guilty.
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    'PIRATE' TAXI FELL INTO A TRAP
    185 13 'PIRATE' TAXI FELL INTO A TRAP SINGAPORE, Mon. A "pirate" taxi driver who picked up two plalnclothes policemen as fares on Sept. 28 was fined a total of $125. or 22 days' Jail by the First Traffic Court. Yap Hock Chye. 27, who pleaded guilty, was also disqualified from driving
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    28 13 PARIT BUN TAR. Thurs. Mr. John Yee has assumed dutiM a? postmaster. Bagan Serai. He succeeds Mr. Baldev Raj. who has left on transfer to Ipoh
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    WHO expert praises anti-TB drive
    303 13 WHO expert praises anti-TB drive DRAMATIC RESULTS IN FEW YEARS ■/"UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysia's dynamic anti-tubercu-losis policy and her determination to carry this out has won the admiration of Dr. Halfdan Mahler, Chief Medical Officer on TB at the World Health Organisation, Geneva. Dr. Mahler, who left for Bangkok today
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    $12.5 mil C-plan aid
    85 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Aid funds totalling $12,556.--000 have been made available to Malaysia by Canada since the Inception of the Colombo Plan In 1950. This Is shown In a paper describing activities under Canada's various bilateral programmes of grant assistance to developing coun- tries for which funds
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      259 13 Straits Times Crossword I HI HHF IH" ~IH I I i At KOSS 4. The master's complaint at .XiU .-.t ouJlnen^ e.^r^ne^ortree.ca,. Or^nlaed body only Just lL for wash-day and see fall* short or being utterlj dres xhe actors v**?u llffflAtt (ft) 10. Your bwt' auifs probably John n ttal
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    137 16 MELBOURNE. Thurs. Industrials were tirm with rises well in excess of falls. Most leaders moved narrowly. ICIANZ provided the best move with a rise of 1/6 to 55/9 making a Rain of 3/- so far this week. Base metals were steady Renison Tin jumped 2/6 to 50/6. Oils
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    RUBBER PRICES
    239 16 \OVEMBER first irart. rubtsr f.a.b. clostd at S a.m. m •msapar* and Kuala Lumpur ytaterday at 70) cent* per lb., up Half a cent on WHiin-«d«v'« rloalDC levrl for tba position. The tone wa* quietly ateftdjr. R.A.t. and F.M.R.E. dating pricas In cants par lb.. yaatardayt lot. 1
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    131 16 SHI PI lymf aloniUd* tha tlnjapor. HarlMur wrtarv** »r a >Daetad tarlay art: Glengarry 3/4, Bcnmhor 6 7. R.bav*rett f)/B. Rlcbant U 1-yooa 10/11. Trulsv 15 16. Bcnbop* 18. Faraby 18. 81»o« 23/24. Burma Maru 27/28. Naxara tlaru 29/30. Pcleua 31/32, Hoexh Elite. M/3K. Nlaaan Maru 40/41.
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    OCTOBER CROPS
    41 16 October rubber output* war.: Kempas 1.534.000 Ib., United Malacca 335.027 lb.. Ayar Moiek 58.590 lb.. I>eong Hln San 117.783 lb.. Nyaiaj 75.500 lb., Bam Lintasc 255.000 lb., and Ulenealy 152.000 lb. Talam Alinea produced 120 plcula of tin ore.
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    H.K. RATES
    36 16 ON MM 'rat oartanta market in Hong Kong yerterrjay the Ul. dtllar »-i< quoted at 5.7.> for TT ann 5.74] for cash Sterling «a« quotrd at 15.86 and *<M tatl tf itM at 230
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    CLOSING PRICES
    29 16 November 12. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 70,' cents (up half a cent). TIN: 5749.25 ft pit ul (down 51. 25). Unofficial estimated oftrring: 200 tons (up 13 tons).
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    INDUSTRIALS MOVE AHEAD: PETALING BEST IN TINS
    784 16 From Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIALS were a good I market on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, with a long list of mainly small gains. Mining share movements were in balance. There was some business in rubbers. Turnover was reasonable. In industrials, which
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 16 Malayan Stork Indlce* Nov. 11 Nov. 12 •Industrial*-: 88.72 89.1fi Tins: 133.56 133.67 S rubbers: 107.00 107.28 •Der. 30. 196:{ 100 Dt. 20. 196.' 100
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    858 16 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shares in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: BouiUan (1,000) $1 0: Dunlap* $1.91 SL. (4.000) f 1.92. (3.000) J1.93. (1.000) $1.94: Etta »rdt. (3.000) $2.03, (1.000)
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    258 16 NoTMaeer 12. Three montha. INDUSTRIALS Bouctred IS eta. M. Contatoere 12 aaa» Dun lop 15 eta. M Cablea IK eta. Cit» Dev.7 ta. UcAMater 13 eta. B. Smrltrra 27 eta. M. Invest. 12 eta. K**o 1 j eta. U.C.B.C. 18 eta. Ken Unp. 1 2 eta. RoUamana 1
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    233 16 THI Malayan E<chantt Bank- aim--1 eiatlon made iheae changes In it* rate* to rnercbanta yesterday. tendon: nelllne: TT or OD 2/3 15/16. buying TT 2/4 1/18, OD 2/4 3/32, M <l/et 2/4 7/32, 45 d/at. 2/4 B/32. <W d'M. 2/4 11/32. 90 d/»t. I 12» d/«t. 2/4 19/32.
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    Tin resists after fall in London: Rubber up
    744 17 I^HE price of Straits tin on ttie Pcnang market yesterday fell $1.25 a picul in 5749.25 on an offering unoliicially estimated to have risen 15 tons to 200 tons In London earlier ca>h had been down lllS'z ton and forward ■iin the
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      428 17 THE ROAD TRAFFIC ORDINANCE. 1958 I M. OKIMWM K No. 49/59 MUM INDKK MCnOM 61 (3) 1 'ho Municipal Councillors. the appropriate authority .ttion to any road within the ipallty of Ipoh, being I I'd that owing to execution oi repairs to Timber Bridge over the Sungci Kinta at the
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      505 17 MINISTRY OF EDUCATION MALAYSIA Special Courses at the I .inguaer Institute, Kuala Lumpur. IUHj. Applications are invited from Trained Teacheia «Men and Women) lor admission to the Special Courses in the Malay Langunge at the Language Institute, Pantai Valley, Kuala Lumpur, beginning in January. 1965 2. Courses available in 1965
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      607 17 NOTICES I ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT NOTICE Notice is hereby given that I. An International Firm requires an Assistant Site Chan Kam Tain, of No. ™"B- Accountant. The post will be of a temporary nature for one Tne^'ui I "Sl« hB1 Pubr£ II Hoi" years with the possibility of permanent engagement Licence
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      THE MRA STIPE'S REPORT
      278 18 THE MRA STIPE'S REPORT I^UALA LUMPUR, Thurs The MRA Stipendiary Steward's report on yesterday's races: X.MX I—ChaUmoth1 ChaUmoth was slo>v to begin and then had -o be rhecked when Blue Miss .uov.J in quickly shortly after start. During the race Enter tamer 111 iuflered k oU.i-Gii.ii au.tck. Trainer J. E.
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      Lash and Trigger II show good form in heavy going
      322 18 Lash and Trigger II show good form in heavy going ON THE TRACK with Epsom Jeep J^UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Lash, a last-start winner by ten lengths in a closed race for three-year-olds over 6f at Bukit Timah in September, showed impressive form in training here this morning. Ridden by apprentice
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      Weights for KL races
      441 18 Xl ALA UMPI R, Thurs.— Weights .•or all nine races here on Sunday: Cl. 3. Div. 1 7f t Benjamin 9.00 Depth Charge 8.12! National Scholar 8.09 Pot of Gold 8.09 Makyong B.o*. Showman 111 8.06 Royal Heritage 8.0:> Crown Boy 8.04 Kumwin 8.02 Your Highness
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      Total of 212 entries received for November Meet at Ipoh
      779 18 IPOH, Thurs. The Perak Turf Club have i received 212 entries for their three-day November meeting here. There will be nine races on each day of the meeting on Nov 22. 25 and 29. The entries, comprising 72 In Class
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      SCHEDULE of RACING
      99 18 KIRST DAY: (Un One Div. 1. 2 aid 3— 5,1 str: Div I— B' f >s Two Divs 1. f anc 1 3—B f Class Four Divs. 1 and 2— s<_f. SECOND DAY: Claw One Divs 2 and 3— 6 f; Div. 2— 9 f. CU»« Two
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      11-year-old Marigold destroyed
      183 18 11-year-old Marigold destroyed KUALA LUMPUR. Ti.urs.— Elpven-yeur old Marigold, who made his debut un ihe Malayan Turf as a two-year-old r.-.-ip year.x :>so ran h:s' but race hire ymttt&Kf. This gamp :ri cniprngner Onlshed last bi Race Three and itar found to have brckon .r lore fetlock. H«- m ties:
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      KELSO WINS —and in record time too
      384 18 KELSO WINS —and in record time too The Washington International 1 1 AUREL. Thurs.— Kciso. the American champion racehorse, survived an objection to win the Washir^ton International iere yesterday. The seven-year-old gelding, who had finished second in this event in the three previous years. raced to a 4J length victory
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    438 19  -  NORMAN SIEBEL BADMINTON by K. Lumpur, Thursday jyjALAYAN badminton control, which hitherto had been vested in a seven-member standing committee, will in the new Malaysian era become the business of all the 14 states. This decision, which was made when the
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    98 19 CINGAPORE. Thurs.— A splendid partonaance by fly-hall Cooocr enabled the HAF to beat Roy.il Navy In I u<>;il. .< try and I penalty against two tries In the inter-Seme is rugger competition I at HMfc> Tenor ground today. Cooper converted a penalty after three minutes mid
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    UMPIRES' EXAM
    43 19 H'OH. 11: thrice written r\.(ruination, organised by tti sian Pei Board will be lirid simultaneously In H*vn town.-, on Nov. l' 2. The rentre.s 1,,,,!, Kuala Lumpur. Seremban. I md Temerloh. A to;al of 78 candidates \v:ll Bit for li illation.
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    Lock icon Brown is back in MCC team
    74 19 DURBAN. Than. D.vid Brown, the pate bowler who missed the last three matches because of an elbow Injun returns to the M.C.C. side for their tour-day match against Natal starting here tomorrow. Team: G. Boycott. R. W. Barber. E. R. Dexter. K. P. Barrington.
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    Police get hard fight
    186 19 JOHOFE BAHRU. Thurs. Royal Malaysian Police had to flght hard to beat Johore Civil Services by 14 points (two pen- alties. a goal and a try) to eight I ia teal and a penalty In the Malaysian Civil Services rugby tournament at Johore English College ground
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    Submit a report call to Maladi
    225 19 Submit a report call to Maladi j^UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Indonesia's Sports Minister Mr. R. Maladi has been a>ked by the Asian Foot- 1 ball Confederation to make a report to the confederatton of his representations in FIFA, the world body. on Asia's behalf. Mr. Maladi, who was appointed a vice-president
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    TODAY'S SPORTS FIXTURES 1
    110 19 SOCCER— S'gor Ur final ri|>li>: TPCA v Oman YoutllS iMi rdi ka Btadium 7 pm ■'■■■urn; Burnlrv Cup trial <4.45 I'^ Virtor> (up n-dn.il: RAAP matches Junior Cup: PVVD v SHB iGeylang>. i;i (,(,l InWr-ViniiT louriie>: Malaysian UniverChuialonakorr iSpore padang). XL lub matches: Language Inst. v
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    Lock icon ANOTHER WORLD MARK BY SNELL
    115 19 ANOTHER WORLD MARK BY SNELL AUCKLAND. Thurs.— Peter Sneil. the world mile record holder. tonight broke the world 1-000 metres record with a time of 2min. 16.6 sec. here. The previous 1.000 metres record was 2min. I6.7sec. set by the German Siegfried Valentin in Berlin in 1960. Snell. who won
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    S'pore XI to 'go Hungarian'
    218 19 SOCCER SINGAPORE, Thurs. Hungarian methods of training will be introduced to the Singapore state soccer team next season. Hussein Kamarl. the Singapore Amateur FA. president who was Malaysia's delegate to the FIFA Congress held at Tokyo during the Olympic Game.s last month, said this on
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    PENANG WALK
    30 19 PENANG. Thurs A total of '52 entries 61 seniors. 64 juniors. 17 veteran* and ten women has been received for th« Peuar.g AAA't annual walking race on Sunday.
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    153 20 KLALA LUMPUR. Thurs. —The eight man American military mission today got down to work to find out Malaysia's arms requirements within 24 hours of their arrival in the Federal capital. Accompanied by the American Ambassador to Malaysia. Mr. James I). Bell, the mission which arrived
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    77 20 lAKARTA, Thurs.— A high- ranking Indonesian army officer has claimed that many British agents had arrested in Medan, North Sumatra. Maj.-Gen. R. A. Kosasih outpoint; Army Deputy Commander-in-Chief for Sumatra, told newsmen in Medan that an undisclosed number of British agents had infiltrated into
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    88 20 RIO DE JANEIRO. Thurs. The head of Brazil's National Nuclear Energy Commission said Brazil could build its own atom bomb. The commission's president. Mr. lira Do Prado. said, however, that this country* had no plan to become the world's fifth atomic power. Mr rT;ido
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    90 20 VfADRAS. Thurs iV Ration cards are to be issued to 450.000 families in Madras City on Nov. 16, the State's Chief Minister, Mr. T. j Bhaktavatsalam, a n nounced today. Each card will provide one litre of rice and one litre of
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    212 20 pANBERRA. Thurs The Australian Labour Party was "utterly and absolutely" opposed to the conscription of Australian youth for service overseas in peacetime, the leader of the Labour opposition. Mr. Arthur Calwell, said in the House of Representatives tonight. Opening the debate on th* defence
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