The Straits Times, 19 November 1964

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIF.ED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 HatW d The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    ARMS EMBARGO
    312 1 Ban on ships and planes carrying arms and military equipment to Jakarta KUALA LUMPUR, Wed ALL ships and aircraft carrying arms, ammunition, explosives and other military equipment destined for Indonesia will be prohibited from calling at Malaysian ports and airports from tomorrow. And from Jan. V, this embargo
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    Lock icon Diplomats' bid to kidnap 'spy' in trunk foiled
    535 1 Diplomats' bid to kidnap 'spy in trunk foiled SAY ROME POLICE ROME, Wednesday. JHE ITALIAN Government has asked two Egyptian diplomats, who were questioned last night in connection with the "man in a trunk" case, to leave the country, Foreign Ministry sources said today. The sources said the two officials
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    Tengku— steps within yards of war front
    251 1 Tengku steps within yards of war front rpAWAr. Wed. A Tengku Abdul Rahman said today that if the present situation was not properly checked it might develop into large-scale war. The Prime Minister v:i> speakinc only yards :n\av from Indonesian territory during a visit td Malaysian forces serving along the
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    Lock icon Jomo's plea: Spare condemned doctor
    146 1 Jomo's plea: Spare condemned doctor NAIROBI, Wed. Kenya's Prime Minister, Mr. Jomo Kenyatta, yesterday appealed to Congolese rebel leader. Christophe Gbenye, to save the life of American i missionary Dr. Paul Carlson "on humanitarian grounds." Dr. Carlson, captured by thr rebels in Northern Conuoj on Sept. 20. has been sentenced
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    Roadblocks
    34 1 SINGAPORE Wed— Police have intensified patrols and roadblocks in the island after the capture lof seven Indonesian guerillas in the Pasa Laba area on Monday night. There have been no other arrest* since.
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    65 1 BUNG Karno per- sonifies the tragic betrayal of nationalist revolution into the grasp of as unscrupulous a lot of opportunists as Southeast Asia has produced in modern times, a clique of oft-time plausible and almost personable rofoci who model their conduct upon am Buiik Karnu's own. —American writer Wtllard A.
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    40 1 The Tengku is pro- bably South East Asia's most successful Prime Minister. He is successful, that is. in the sense that he is running I yoocl Government, which is not. of course, everyone's criterion of good poli- A tical performance.
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    Manila denial
    32 1 MANILA. Wed The Presidential Press Secretary. Mr Virßillo Reyes, todnv branded as "ridiculous and fantastic- a report that President Marapagal had urged the sending of Indonesian guerillas to Malaysia.— Reiner
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    Lock icon Dearer times...
    24 1 LONDON. Wed —The Times announced today that from Monday its price Is to go up by a penny to six pence— Reuter.
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    Absent' fire engine drama in 24-hut blaze
    446 1  - Absent' fire engine drama in 24-hut blaze RUDY BELTRAN By KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Kajancfs only fire engine was out on a test run for one hour today when a blaze gutted 24 shophouses at Ulu Langat, leaving 178 people homeless. Damage to property is estimated at $500,000. The blaze was
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    Lock icon The high cost of a wife's curiosity
    147 1 UONG KONG. Wed. n It cost Mrs. Ng Wai Ling a crashed car. a day in court and a $50 fine to find out who was the woman ridinu in her husband's car. A.- she told it to the judge. Mrs Nr was
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    New warship
    29 1 CANBERRA. WwL— Auatralla'a newest warship, the anti-sub-marine frigate Denvent. sailed trom Sydney today lor her first tour of duty in South-East A-iiiu waters, it was announced today.
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    Lock icon Thais to seize Sarit's millions
    148 1 Thais to seize Sarit's millions BANGKOK. Wed. The Thai Cabinet today granted special I powers to the Premier, Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn. to seize State funds totalling 627 million ticals (about $90 million) from the estate of the former Premier. Field Marshal Sarit Thanarat Marshal Thanom told reporters that the
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    Those parachutes...
    29 1 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The pollc* today said that three "nv. p;u-.uhutes seen lulling in Singapore and Johore Bahru were dropped from ;i» aircraft during a naval training exercise.
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    Lock icon London talks
    20 1 LONDON. Wed. Tun Abdul Razak yesterday began dl with key British Ministers on general matters affecting Malaysia UPI.
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    29 1 U.S. |ET DOWN WASHINGTON. Wed I.S. Jet fichtrr escort to reconnaissance plane over Laos shot clown but KMM operations under way. Defence Secretary McNamara said today —AP.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Shooting i of African starts riot: 300 detained
      153 2 Shooting i of African starts riot: 300 detained SALISBURY. Wed. J More than 100 Africans were detained after a riot in which a white man shot an African employer yesterday, a police spokesman said. The spokesman *>uiil the riot was in tile Nuamtsi area in thr south of Kirn ilesia
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      Lock icon Battle against big Catholic congress moves to court
      266 2 Bid to stop Indian Premier meeting Pope J^ LEGAL battle between the organisers of the International Eucharistic Congress in Bombay and their Hindu critics began here today in the High Court. Two Hindus are seeking a court order restraining various authorities from
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      Lock icon End of feudalism
      58 2 KATMANDU, Wed. King Mahendra erded feudalism in Nepal yesterday by putting his Royal Seal on the Land Reform Act, passed earlier by the National Assembly. The Act makes ownership of more than 15 acres of land by one family illegal. The King was the first to surrender
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      Crisis eases
      42 2 NEW DELHI. Wed. Pood Minister. Mr. Chidambaram Su-| bramaniam, told Parliament yesterday that the worst of the country's food crisis was over. He said the Government was confident of maintaining supplies to Kerala and other States that have been short
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      Lock icon 21 guests drowned!
      18 2 21 guests drowned ISTANBUL. Wed— Twenty-orw 1 wedding guesU drowned In the Euphrates when their raft capsized. Reuter.
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      Lock icon The UN anti-colonialism committee tells Britain: Get out of Aden
      274 2 The UN anti-colonialism committee tells Britain: Get out of Aden UNITED NATIONS, Wednesday. T<HE anti-colonialism committee of the U.N. x yesterday approved 18-0 with five Western abstentions a sub-committee report calling for independence for Aden and the protectorate and British withdrawal from its military base at Aden. The vote was
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      EGYPTIAN BOMBS FOUND IN OIL DUMP
      113 2 ADEN. Wed Two Egyptian-made time bombs were found on Saturday in a petrol dump of a British Royal Air Force radar site on the 7,000 ft hirh plateau of Mukeiras, it was announced here yesterday. The announcment over Aden Radio said the bomb* which
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      Lock icon American carrier aids flood victims
      101 2 American carrier aids flood victims C A I G O N. Wed. The United States Marine assault carrier Princeton anchored off the coast of flood devastated central Vietnam today and began ferrying relief supplies ashore by helicopter. The T.S. deputy Ambassador. Mr. V. Alexis Johnson, is flying to the stricken
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      Two jailed for sabotage
      37 2 CAPE TOWN. Wtd.— A Cape Town University student. 22-year-old David de Keller, was sentenced here today to 10 years' imprisonment and Edward Daniels, 30-year-old coloured photographer. to 15 years on charges of sabotage.
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      Lock icon Cambodia-U.S. talks to heal the rift
      222 2 PNOM PENH. Wed Cambodia and the United States will have talks in New Delhi soon on the possibility of relaxirg the present tension between the two countries, it was reported here today. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, the Cambodian head of State, who has strongly criticised
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      Lock icon BBC HEAD DEFENDS TV SKIT ON KENYA PREMIER
      367 2 BBC HEAD DEFENDS TV SKIT ON KENYA PREMIER LONDON. Wed. The head of. the British Broadcasting Corporation ruled last nieht that a television skit on an African Premier Mr. Jomo Kenyatta of Kenya represnted "a legitimate piece of political caricature." A protest was made by the Kenya High Commission after
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      Lock icon 32 guerillas killed in big Kenya battle
      102 2 32 guerillas killed in big Kenya battle NAIROBI, Wed. Kenya troops and police surprised a 250-strong band ot Somali Ruerilla fighters in the arid north-eastern region at the weekend and killed 32 of them in a fierce battle. A Government communique said It was one of the biggest battles of
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      12 2 at murm it HOUBIGANT MM SPRAY MIST OUELQUES FLEURS CHANTILLY FLATTERIE PREMIER-MAI
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon In the U.S: A terror army called The Minutemen
      131 3 In the U.S: A terror army called The Minutemen WASHINGTON, «cd. The In-American Activities Committee of the House of Representatives was asked yesterday to investigate a Right-wins, heavily armed secret group calling itself ''The Minutemcn." Congressman Charles Joelson (Dem. -New Jersey), who made the request, said the Minutemen were being
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      Lock icon $2.7m drug haul
      33 3 $2.7 m drug haul NEW YORK. Wed. Detectives raided a luxurious flat here last nieht. arrested the inmates and x pounds of uncut heroin worth USS9OO.OOO <$2.7 million) on the underworld market Reuter.
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      Lock icon Polished off
      30 3 FRANKFURT. Wed.— A Frankfurt man wa.s taken to hospital today after eating a sandwich while watching television. He had garnished it with window polish Instead of mustard. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Trade gap reduced
      24 3 LONDON. Wed. Britain reuced its trade gap last month to SS3 million. It wa.s £19 million ■ss than in September. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Entry controls to be kept for another year
      898 3 Entry controls to be kept for another year Debate on C'wealth immigrants sparks row: Govt to review whole position THE House of Commons, after an explosive row on a race issue, agreed today to continue control of immigration from the Commonwealth for another year. Amid angry exchanges, a Labour M.P.
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      Lock icon Slain woman identified
      37 3 NEW YORK. Wed. A dismembered body found on waste ground on Sunday has been identified as that of Carmen Rodriguez, aged about 30. who had a long police record in narcotics and prostitution.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Bar throws out a man, then grenade horror
      123 3 ]W E W YORK. Wed. An angry tippler exploded a hand grenade early day after being ejected from a bar. killing himself, a policeman and a bystander. Police said the explosion occurred shortly after John Christy. 36, who was awaiting trial for
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      Lock icon Duchess goes to court on 'marriage secrets'
      210 3 Duchess goes to court on 'marriage secrets' LONDON, Wed. The Duchess of Argyll sought an order in the High Court yesterday to prevent her former husband, the Duke, from disclosing: the secrets of their marriage and her private life in a national Sunday newspaper. The judge adjourned the action until
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    Unions reply to PM's criticism
    588 4 SAG IN STANDARDS OF CLEANLINESS IN STATE? 'FIRST BLAME ADMINISTRATORS' Till-; I.'hOOO-menilu'i Public Daily Ruted Einp I o yee s' Unions Federation today denied there wus "a tendency of unions to get more pay for less effort This was one of the reasons which the
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    Catapult man has sentence reduced
    171 4 Catapult man has sentence reduced OIXGAPORE. Wed.— A man, £5 now under a lower court sentence of 12 months' jail, with six strokes of the rotan, for possession of a dangerous weapon, a catapult, during the September disturbances had his sentence reduced to six months' jail on appeal in the
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    INDONS OUTWITTED BY FISHERMAN, COURT IS TOLD
    363 4 INDONS OUTWITTED BY FISHERMAN, COURT IS TOLD l OHORE BAHRU, J Wed. A fisherman. Abdul Jalil bin Haji Daim Petengek. told the assizes here today that he deceived 11 strangers into believing he was helping to send them back to Indonesia and obtained an advance of $600 from them. Abdul
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    Graphic design course soon
    57 4 Graphic design course soon SINGAPORE. Wed— The Adult Education Board is introducing a new three-month course In graphic design and silk screen printing to be held at the Cultural Centre In Canning Rise starting on Dec 10. The course, which will be conducted in English, will cos* 525 per student.
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    Chinese swim club meet
    57 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— Tlie management committee of the Chinese Swimming Club will hold a meeting at 5.30 p.m. on Friday at the Club House In Amber Road. The Committee will discuss among other things the question of renting out the first floor of the club house for
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      375 4 'I'HE lollowinjs la today* schedule 1 of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lcbar airport. Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC: Krom London. Krankfurt. Burut, Karachi, Calcutta IBA 700) 5.45 p.m from .Mrlbournt Sydney, Darwjn BA 71 1, 7.30 p.m. Oantai: Krom Sydney. Brisbane IQK 737) 7 15 p.m.. from London. Koine. Cairo. Karachi.
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    Bajau horsemen escort the Tengku
    66 5 CCOLOURFULLY dressed Bajau horsemen from Tuararii and Kota Belud provide an escort for Tengku Abdul Rahman, in an Istana car, on his arrival at Jesseltori on Tuesday for a four-day visit. The Prime Minister is here to pave the way for the first StaCe visit
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    'Pay as you go' tolls soon for cars in
    228 5 'Pay as you go tolls soon for cars in KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Motorists will have to pay tolls for using certain roads and bridges in Malaya. A Bill empowering thp Minister of Work.s. Posts and Telecommunications to impOM the tolls is to be i tabled in Parliament next week Under
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    Tengku to open refinery
    45 5 TENANG. Wed. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, will declare open Malaysia \s first sugar refinery at Prai. on Dec. 11!. The refinery .which cost 522 million, is launched by a Malaysian and Japanese venture the Malayan Sugar Manufacturing Co. Ltd.
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    Variety show to aid fund
    49 5 PENANG. Wed. The Ptnang community will stage a variety show at Umno Hall on t; in aid of the Poppy Day Appeal Fund. On Dec. 5. the Penang Umno K;ium Ibu will hold a food and fun fair to raise funds tor Kaum Ibu
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    Tea and cinema
    36 5 TANGKAK, Wed.— The Solida- 1 nty Week committee here will hold a tea party on Saturday at the community hall here and a free open air cinema show on the town padang afterwards.
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    Home-made cakes for our troops
    78 5 K'UANTAN, Wed— The Pahang branch of the Women's Institute will send Rifts of home-made biscuits and cakes to Malaysian security forces in Sabah and Sarawak next month. Its president, Che Maimon binte Haji Harun. a State Councillor, said today that $234 had been collected from
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    The hungry trespasser
    52 5 SINGAPORE Wed.— Syed Oani Manjoorsa Abdul rfai, of Taniong Pagar. was fined flO in a magistrate's court for trespassing into the kitchen of the Port of Singapore Authority. Senior Iru,p. T. S. Zain said the accused hod gone into the kitcher to "help himself to the food
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    COMMONWEALTH COMMON MARKET PROPOSAL
    89 5 I^INIiSTON. 'Jumaicai Wed Commonwealth Common" Market be formed. put loiward by tile Mnl.iysiun delegation, aroused great interest erdiiy when the Commonwraith Parliamentary Association conference got down to business. The conference, which opened on Monday, yesterday duscussed vital questions of trade and aid vi talk* wnich runged
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    Bill gives Central Govt full control over banks
    214 5 Bill gives Central Govt full control over banks KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. J^ BILL giving the Central Government full control over banks in Singapore. Sabah and Sarawak will be introduced in Parliament next week. The document which vests Bank Negara with wider authority, also: REGULATES the power of a bank to
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    Dagger man jailed
    27 5 SINGAPORE. Wed Sami;in bin Dalm was jailed for four months for carrying ckiggrr on Saturday night "in Noorclm law He h;id two previous convictions.
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    Sarawak I-card warning
    63 5 Sarawak I-card warning KI'CHING. Wed. —The Commissioner of the Sarawak Constabulary, Mr R. T. M Henry, has advised the public to carry their identity cards at all times as there would be police checks at all hours of the clay and night. This was because a countrywide police operation was
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  • Berjaya Malaysia!
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      INDONS AND FILIPINOS JOIN SABAH RALLIES
      255 6 INDONESIANS and Filipinos In Sabah have joined Malaysians in pledging their loyalty and their determination to defend the country at National Solidarity Week rallies in Jesselton and Sandakan. Thousands of people from all walks of life labourers, businessmen and office workers turned up to
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      60 URGE CHAMBER: GIVE $10,000 TO THE D-FUND INSTEAD...
      132 6 60 URGE CHAMBER: GIVE $10,000 TO THE D-FUND INSTEAD •CINGAPORE. Wed. More than 60 members of the Indian Chamber of Commerce here have urged the chamber to donate a minimum of $10,000 to the National Defence Fund instead of air-con-ditioning the chamber's premises in Robinson Road and buying new furniture.
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      Holiday men will also join rally
      122 6 T<ANAH RATA. Wed. A Holidaymakers in the Cameron Highlands are expected to Join the 2.000 people who will attend a ral- i ly at the town padang here on Saturday at 8.30 a.m. to mark National Solidarity Week. Inche Ghazalll bin Mohamed i Nor.
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      36 6 As part of its contribution to National Solidarity Week, the Straits Times continues today its series of explanatory articles outlining how YOU can have a stake in the defence and protection of the nation L TODAY
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      Cake sale for solidarity
      65 6 PENANG. Wed.— Members of the Penang Umno Kaum Ibu and the Penang Malay Women's League will prepare 10 different Mai iy cakes tor sale at the Solidair.v Fair which opens at the Khek Association. Burmah Road, tomorrow afternoon. Other organisations taking p.ir: are the YWCA and
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      A ticket to three exciting years—in the police
      672 6 A ticket to three exciting years— in the police RECRUITMENT into the Royal Malaysia Police is carried out regularly and those wishing to Join should watch for advertisements in the newspapers. Applicants must have a full primary education at either English. Malay. Chinese or Tamil schools, and be citizens. They
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      UNITY THE ONLY WAY TO DEFEAT SOEK'S AMBITION
      145 6 CIM.APORF, Wod— If the people remained united, the work of Indonesian agents, traitors and fifth columnists would fail. .Mr. Ho Clime Chnon, Parliamentary Sr.crert;try to the ."Ministry of Nati.m al Development, said this last night at a National Solidarity rally at the
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      One year's jail
      33 6 IPOH. Wed— Cheah Cheok Mun. 20. unemployed, was Jailed for 13 months today for dishonestly retaining a stolen motor valued at $1,600. on Sept. 25. He had a previous conviction
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    Goh: 8,000 are willing to work in Sabah and Sarawak
    648 7 ASSEMBLY TOLD OF ARRANGEMENTS FOR EMPLOYMENT CIN(; APORE. Wed. The Minister for Finance, DR. (JOH KENG SWEE, disclosed in the Legislative Assembly today that 8,000 people registered with the Employment Exchange had indicated their willingness to work in Sabah and
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    Place in school for every child
    370 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, said today that despite difficulties encountered in the school building programme, the Government had built enough schools to give a place to eve r y child of school-going age. Replying to Barman S<>.m;UU A.wmblymen's
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    LEE SEES TIME WHEN THERE MAY BE NO LAND FOR FARMING
    235 7 LEE SEES TIME WHEN THERE MAY BE NO LAND FOR FARMING SINGAPORE. Wed. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, told the Legislative Assembly today that if Singapore succeeded as an industrial base in Malaysia as it might well do in the next decade there would be no place in
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    Nanyang degrees: Two Govts talk on recognition
    333 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Talks have been going on between the Singapore and Malaysian Governments on the recognition of Nanyang University degrees. But these talks are not being made public because there is no intention of turning recognition of degrees into a political issue, the
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    OUR RIGHT TO EXIST: ISHAK
    277 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Inche Rahim Ishak. parliamentary secretary to the Ministry of Education, tonight said the world must know that Malaysia had a right to exist. The people, he added, were prepared to die for Malaysia and to defend the country against others, who wanted to
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    A 'king-size' Xmas tree for 2,000 children
    155 7 r; IN(iAPORE Wed A I O very special Christmas tree will be flown into Singapore by a Qai.tas Vi,t from Australia on Htm U It will be no ordinary Christmas tree ;»s it stands 13 ft. 4 in high— the bi?gest ever to
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    Language move by chamber
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    Minister to see lottery draw
    14 8 KTTMrA WlffWUB. Wed Tb« K^apooc flhaa* the «M Mk^
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    Solidarity Fair by women
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    The drive to register tenants to begin next month
    179 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. fHE big tenants registration campaign to allow the Government to keep tab on village and town populations will begin at the end of next month. Tbe Minister of Home Affairs. Dato Ismail bin Dato Abdul w«tnwn who presided
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    Six Indons arrested near Kuching
    65 8 Six Indons arrested near Kuching KUCHING, Wed. Six jr>^|pfifffawf were ■nsjaji r.y Osf rr.ar.r.e police near Muara Tetx%s. about 15 miles from Kuching. a police spokesman said today. Tbe IndoDestans alleged i tlieir/ boat driited wtK some W K. i s 1 PJBSP MM I They were in a poor
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    '$5,000 for a Red or a guerilla chief offer in Borneo
    118 8 '$5,000 for a Red or a guerilla chief offer in Borneo the eaptare «f leadiac r»«iin«ni»t teiTiwH, cadfes *r ln<wnjia» Wrd«r Umrist iSittrj w:l be paid rewards mi S5 M 9 SiaMar mvavds wH ac paid U thilttm »Whr fai ewes where civflhus "jaatinaWy kill" leadiag CmhmmM cadres ar lai—rtiaa
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    $898 more for Ow orphans
    39 8 Ux tbe Ow wpliM. fcrtogtoC 9m tart to K7JM.T2. ■Mte ca^ IM, i f«« teal Hag •"•^Ly SSJS Mm V.'y." V i I «f Mm Dsj SJMa O*jah J110: Sta.'f o< CIB YB -<■-- j—
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    Capital of Central Bank to increased
    170 8 Capital of Central Bank to increased KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. —A Bill to increase the antborised capital of the Central Bank of Malaysia from $30 million to $oO million and the number of its directors from five to eight win be tabled at the mef.ir.e of UK Ho us* of Representatives
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    By-election writ
    26 8 m> flsmamaa aammj >-v trotr. N*." SI t?^ 2-.:: xiuiii aaaari OH mj pro-^um ajda tsm ?or mi sbbb ami 2 assaaai i.aj sanassd
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    'Diminishing role' of Singapore's Language Institute explained
    180 8 SIMGAPOfIC Wad. I 1 Sosmthj ifti*rr in the Vmtmmm imm**, ifc levelled sharp iilllif— at the Dewan Bahasa Dan Ke--LgtlMWmmTml lfm*#mVWf mW tfMf mA*> "i' "^7*r' Caftan Mr. Rajaratnam. In the debate on the IMS i»s"irr.a".e.-. mJ dM :r_i*.tu".e. mWißwte^aAjapjwlftE lav itiwHtv said
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    Thousands pour in for National Defence Fund
    269 9 Thousands pour in for National Defence Fund I^UALA LUMPUR, 1V Wed. Thousands of dollars continued to pour In for the National Defence Fund from various parts of the country today. In KUCHING. the fund topped $89,000 today with another donation of more than $200 from resettled loans of Ulu Aid.
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    Police hold 48 gangsters
    37 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Police arrested 48 men during anti-secret society rounds in the past 24 hours. Four men were detained under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance, and the others under the Societies Ordinance.
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    $2,000 flat theft
    23 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Cash and jewellery worth $2,000 were stolen from Madam Tan Soi Wee's flat in Lorong 18, Geylang, yester-
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    GALLANTRY AWARDS TO INDON FIGHTERS
    264 9 LONDON. Wednesday. /\UEEN ELIZABETH has made awards for gal- lantry and distinguished service od operations in Sarawak, Brunei and Sabah against the Indoneisian border terrorists. Besides the award of the Distinguished Service Order < to Lieut. Col. E.J.S. Burnett j of 1 10 Gurkha Rifles,
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    Widow: Why I offered gems to accused
    712 9 Widow: Why I offered gems to accused MRS. SOUTER: 7 DIDN'T WANT TO BE SLASHED WITH A PARANG, TOO' PENANG, Wednesday. MRS. E. SOUTER, 81-year-old widow of former settlement Councillor. Mr. J. P. Souter, told the High Court today that she offered to give jewellery to two men who had
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    Lock icon SARAWAK'S CALL TO N-SERVICE MEN
    83 9 Kl THING. \\><l The Sarawak Government yesterday innnumod it unulii like MM of tIMM r-sislcrctl under the N.i tional Svrvice Ordinance to volunteer for military tniniiiK Only limited mt.ike is I presently needed. 1 J it- volunteers must be within the prescribed age of 21-23
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    Australia's high cost of enlisting soldiers
    113 9  - Australia's high cost of enlisting soldiers JACK FINGLETON By CANBERRA, Wed.— Getting recruits for the Australian armed services has been a costly business. Since October lost year to end of last September, the Australian Government has spent over t.ATOO.OOO in advertisements t«i attract recruits and has gained only 7.000 men.
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    Guru Nanak Day
    39 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. All offices of the Indian High Com- mission here and in Singapore will be closed tomorrow in honour of the birthday of Guru Nanak. the founder of the Sikh religion birth- 1 day.
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    DEATHS
    47 10 It Wt4s Sl* (Minimum) ALEXANDER. On 17th November 1964, in Scotland. Maureen Alexander, beloved wile of Archie and dearly loved mother of Brut* and riona LIEW AH CHONC. 4- Kousteada. Ipob, pasaed away 17-11-«4 leaving behind whi liMtraa Kunerai 2 p.m IK-11-M from I'noon Yue As»o-
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    53 10 M H'orrfi 110 <»,mmum) MRS. N. MARIMUTHU. Suppiah snd faniK> 'hank all mends and relatUrs for their condolences and kind assist THE FAMILY OF the Ute 1 Ueii^ deceased -vish to (hank all fru nrts ai.il ri'latnea for the wreaths. as to charities and teir»;rHm» of condolencea tnui wer»
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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  • The Straits Times
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      Up Goes The Budget
      731 10 The $1.2.')9 million Supply j 1 Bill does not tell us very much about the coming bud- j get. It was not meant to. The bill includes the $326 million advance authorised in October in case the budget has not been approved in time) and j
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      Vietnam Probe?
      396 10 Since the fall of Ngo Dinh Diem, the need to re-appraise i objectives and policies in South i Vietnam has forced itself upon j the United States Government with increasing insistence. By j and large it is agreed in the State Department as well as j the Pentagon,
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      Arms Embargo
      143 10 Confrontation long ago stopped being a one-way business: in fact, right from the start it was clear its economic impact was being felt also in Indonesia. Then there developed (with Jakarta's tacit approval) an effective threeway traffic to bring Indonesian goods here. And three months ago Malaysia moved
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    Goldwater's silent army fights on
    1261 10  - Goldwater's silent army fights on Arnold Toynbee By A REPUBLICAN HEADACHE AND A MENACE TO AMERICANS AND THE MAJORITY OF MANKIND THE Republican Party of the United States, which was founded to preserve the Union, was driven out of its traditional strongholds on the night of November 3 to find
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      Filling the vacancy in the Senate
      198 10 rE case of Wan Mustapha bin Hajl All. whose admission to the Senate has been blocked, raises a constitutional issue which falls within the competence of the Federal Court. Article 54 of the Malaysian Constitution provides that "Whenever there is a casual vacancy among
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      A clean city
      135 10 I read with great Interest a report of Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's drive to clean up Singapore. He criticises several Government departments for their apathy. Kuala Lumpur Is as bad as Singapore fo stray dogs, beggars, cattle In the street filth and refuse Wherever one goes 1"
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      Citizenship
      92 10 IT took me more than two months to get a reply to my letter from the Regist-rar-General of Citizenship. My friend who applied for his citizenship three months ago has received neither any letter nor his citizenship. Though he is eligible for his citizenship, he was refused entry Into
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      Roving hand
      126 10 \JAY I register a protest to the producers of the T. V. programme "Womans* World" against the roving fingers of the show's compere. If anything can be touched, prodded, picked up. moved around, worn or in any way handled she will do it. This annoying trait was Drought
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      Plats, income
      68 10 I KNOW of many families with combined Incomes which far exceed the $800 limit, who are occupying SIT flats in Queenstown. Has the rule been waived in this district? I am under the Impression that these flats were built for the benefit of the lower Income group. TAXPAYER
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      Pension delay
      66 10 WITH the switch from the District Treasury to the post offices, quite a number of pensioners have been waiting; to be paid It is three months since we received our last payment from the local Treasury. We have our dependents to support, besides our dear selves. Some of
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      Games stamp
      30 10 THE South East Asian Peninsula Games will be held at the Merdeka Stadium next year. Can we expect the issue of a commemorative stamp? CHIAH SFXG TEOW Penanc
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      A pat on the back for Farmer Tan
      383 11 A pat on the back for Farmer Tan SINGAPORE, Wednesday. FARMER Tan Tian 00, 27, who was responsible for the arrest of six Indonesian infiltrators in Singapore on Monday night today got a pat on the back from Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, Minister of Home Affairs. Before
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      Boy hanged in roman ring on tree
      75 11 Boy hanged in roman ring on tree OAWANG. Wed. An I eight year old boy was found hanging from a roman ring on a tree near his house yesterday. I Lee Ang Thim, a second year student of the Government English School here, was plucking fruit and swinging from branch
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      Salesman jailed
      39 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. Salla Hussain bin Abdul Wahab. an assistant managing salesman of Singer Sewing Machine Co., has been jailed lor nine month": by a magistrate's court for criminal breach of trust of $3,065 belonging to the Company.
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      Conscription in Australia a proof of sincerity
      86 11 J^UALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malay.sian High Commissioner. Tun Lim Yew Hock, said here today that Australia's conscription move proved the country's "sincere desire to help i Malaysia. Tun Lim was returning to Australia after two weeks here 1 for consultations with Teiigku Abdul
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      One more for Africa mission
      64 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— T fie deputy secretary of the Ministry of External Adairs. Tengku Ng.m Mohamed bin Tuigku Sri Akar left here today to Join Tun Abdul Razaks party for the African mis sion. He will meet Tun H.i/..k at the Colombo Plan comerenre in
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      Lee's date today
      32 11 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Prime Minisier. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. wul attend the first anniversary ce:>brat ions of the Paya Lebar community centre in Irving Road tomorrow, at 7.30 p.m.
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      Family of three held up
      71 11 SINGAPORE, Wed— Three armed men held v,. a family of three In their flat In Winitedt Drive yesterday and stole $500 cash and Jewellery worth $800. Chang Heng Swee. 16. told the police that he whs with his mother and sister when the three men
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      Stone laying ceremony
      55 11 Stone laying ceremony SINGAPORE, wed.— Television Suig.tpura will oe .t'ole to oO*n two more eh v imuiUi oils screening wnen its new S3 3 million Mudios on Caldecott H !i arr built by 1966. The Minister for Culture Mr Raianunam. will lay the rounaa- tion .stone of the studio* ai
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      PMIP 'yes' to aid a life-saver, says ! Minister
      257 11 PMIP 'yes' to aid a life-saver, says Minister ,1/OTA BHARU. Wed. 1V Thr Minister of Health. Inche Bahaman bin Shamsuddin, said today that the recent decision by the PMIP State Government to co-operate with the Central Government would "save many lives." The Government would now be able to work out
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      Textiles row: Britain replies to Malaysian proposals
      151 11 I^IALA LIMPIR. Wed The Government has received Britain's reply to certain Malaysian proposals to settle the textile dispute. The proposals, relating to the question of a quota for textiles and outstanding contracts, were sent on Oct. 8. when ministerial talks between the two
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      Variety concert
      34 11 KANGAR. Wed.— Perlis branch of the Medical ;md Health Staffs 1 Union will stage a variety concert next month for the National Defence Fund. There will be a Malay modern songs contest.
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      Case of a broker who paid his wife more...
      162 11 Case of a broker who paid his wife more... •SINGAPORE, Wed. For the past 10 years, a broker Koh Hoon Chua had been paying every month 50 per cent more in maintenance to his estranged wife than he was legally bound to do. He found this out yesterday when he
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      Aussie visitor
      24 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. An Australian M.P., Mr. Gordon M. Bryant, flew Into Singapore today from India to visit Australian Army units In Malaysia.
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      A VIABLE DEMOCRACY, HE SAYS
      151 11 A prince predicts 'bright future' for Malaysia SINGAPORE, Wed a eminent (icrmiin historian. Prime Huhertiis of l.owenstcm today mi ill th;\t Malaysia would not only survive a viable democracy, "but will aKo develop and l'ullil its important task in the community of free nations The
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      Chong Eu is chairman of Penang UDP
      80 11 PENANG. Wed— Dr. Lim Chong Eu, the national secretary general of the United Democratic Party. has been elected chairman of its Penang branch The vice-chairman are Inrhe Abdul Malik bin Mohamed Soom. Inche Ham" w n Sirat and Mr. Urn Hock Choon. Mr.
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      Talib's talk
      30 11 KUALA LUMPTJR. Wed.— The Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Hajl Taltb. will give a talk over the Malay Service of Radio Malaysia, tomorrow at 8.30 p.m.
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      5,000 turnout at KP rally
      45 11 KUALA PILAH. Wed— Mow than 5,000 people, Including •chool children, attended ih» Solidarity Week rally on tba Town Padang here yesterday. The Mentri Besar, Dato (Dr Mohammed Said bin Mohammed, und the District Officer. Colonel Yeop Mahidin. addressed th« rally.
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      Sergeants promoted
      17 11 IPOH, Wed.— Police serpeanU Yeow Ah Kee and PS. Lekhi hay« been promoted probationary in»pectors
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      BIG SINGAPORE EXPENDITURE ON EDUCATION, SAYS MINISTER
      487 11 ]^O other country in South-east Asia is spending as much money as the Singapore Government in training and educating the younger generation, Singapore's Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, told the Legislative Assembly last night. He said that the Government had also
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      JAL resumes
      31 11 SINGAPORE. Wed Japan! Air Lines today resumed normal I uenices to Singapore after a two- j day stoppage of flights because of '--c by its crew employees In Tokyo.
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      645 11 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) P.M.: 5.15 Test pa'tern and 7.30 Four Just Men "National muse; 5.45 Opening and pro- Treasure"; 8.00 News in Mai* gramme summary; 5.50 News darin: 8.10 Lhru Beriava: 8.24 outlines in Malay; 5.53 National Drama Tetamu Malam; 8.50 songs; 6.00 News in Tamil: 6.10 Quran Reading; 9.00
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    'Don't spare the rod' belief-by parents
    570 12 'Don't spare the rod' belief- by parents JJOW should you bring up your children? Should they be spanked or punished when it is needed? Or should Ili v y be broughi around by kind means only? "Spank them when it is needed," was the answer which many parents in Singapore
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    Psychological approach to fragrance
    480 12 Psychological approach to fragrance T^HE sweet smell of success, via perfume, is something that Mrs. Adrienne Le Gum is sure about. She should be. considering her close association with the famous House of Dior In Paris both on the fashion side and the perfumery and accessories sections ior the past
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    THE NEW LOOK OF SHOES
    161 12 THE NEW LOOK OF SHOES IT comes as something of a surprise to women who liked the delicate outline of shoes with stiletto heels and winklepicker toes, to find that the new fashionable styles with lower, stubby heels and rounded toes are still eleeant and feminine. There are. in fact,
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    FAMILIES THAT ARE STILL BOUND BY TRADITION
    385 12 VIEWING the world situation as a whole, the Population Referrence Bureau of Washington. D.C.. says in its annual report just released. that there were approximately 220 births a minute in 1963. resulting in an increase in world population of about 61 million and
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      Lock icon Wilson's call for a new deal to end poverty
      571 13 COLOMBO PLAN TALKS OPES IN LONDON LONDON, Wednesday AN "international new deal" to wipe out world poverty by collective action and a new initiative for more reforms in the international monetary system were urged by Britain at the 21-nation Colombo Plan
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      Lock icon Formosa acts
      33 13 TAIPEH. Wed. The Pormosan Foreign Minister. Mr. H.K. Tang, leaves for Africa to make "an 11th hour effort to stabilise Formosa's diplomatic front In Africa against Peking's recent diplomatic offensive." Reuter.
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      Lock icon AUSSIE CALL-UP BILL PASSED
      77 13 AUSSIE CALL-UP BILL PASSED CANBERRA, Wed. Australian House of Representatives last night passed the National Service Bill after 12 hours of bitter debate. The Bill provides for the compulsory conscription of 20-year-old youths into the Army. Conscripts are liable for overseas service. Tho Labour Party has declared its absolute opposition
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      Lock icon New base charge
      29 13 MEIRUT, Wed. The pro-Egyp- tian newspaper Al-Moharrer aald Britain was building a new milltarv base at Urn Al Faqm. 25 miles j west of Aden— Reuter.
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      Lock icon CHARLES' ESSAYS IN GERMAN MAGAZINE
      206 13 CHARLES' ESSAYS IN GERMAN MAGAZINE DONN. Wed.— The Hamburg weekly magazine Der Sten yesterday published what it called four "authentic" essays written by Prince Charles, lvi-year-ola heir to the British Throne. The magazine said it bought the texts of the essays from Mr. Terence Smith. 30. a director of the
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      Lock icon The rainmakers
      25 13 TOKYO. Wed— Four Japanese rain-making expeits are to visit the Philippines to investigate the possibilities of producing rain i over the island. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Anti-French? Denial by Von Hassel
      232 13 WASHINGTON, Wednesday. MR. Kai-Uwe Von Hassel, West Germany's Defence Minister, said last night he was displeased by reports interpreting U.S.-German agreements sigred here last Saturday as being anti-French. I Such interpretations were "patently false." he told reporters as he left Washington to visit the U.S.
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      Lock icon Rewards for two Games defectors,
      50 13 Rewards for two Games defectors TOKYO. Wed —Two Nationalist 1 Chinese who defected to China during the Tokyo Olympics were Riven 10.000 yuan <USs6.Boo> each rally In Peking yesterday, thn New China news agency said. The rewards were given by the I Chinese Physical Culture and I boon* Commission AP.
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    290 13 High praise for Dato Ong from Thant (A diplomat of skill, integrity) UNITED NATIONS, Wed. U Thant, the U.N. SoorotaryGeneral, had high praise yesterday for Malaysia's Ambassador to the United States. Dato Ong Yoke Lin. who also was chief U.N. delegate before relinquishing the joint post to concentrate on his
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    Straits tin price up $16: Rubber ends lower
    385 16 THE price of Straits tin on the Penang market yesterday rose $15.87J a picul to $755.50 on an offering unofficially estimated to have 1 alien 20 tons to 190 tons. This was In line with London, where cash and torwmd Un had
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    102 16 CHIM lying alonniid* tha ttngapwr* k Harbour wharva* or aipaetad today art: Menesthrua 3/4, Benglo* 6/7. Golden Lily 8/9, Miki.ihima Maru 10/11, Aimkerk 15/16, Elzan Maru 19. Kmj.ire Oannet 21/22. Else Maersk 23/24, Nlcolloe Miu-rsk 28/26. Neder Khone 33/34, Tantalua 40/41, Asia 42/43, Tnrifa. 45, Ocean Enterpiiae
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 16 November 18. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 70} cents (down a quarter-cent). TIN: $755.50 a picul (up $15.87}). Unofficial estimated offering: 190 tons (down 20 tons).
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    113 16 \fELBOURNE, Wed— lndustrials iTA were steady. Most moves were small but some leaders last ground. ANZ Bank gained 16 to 68/6 on buyers" quote following the one-for-io bonus issue and higher profit. Base metals were higher Rentson Tin regained 1/6 to 55/6. Oils and loans were steady. cr.a.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    222 16 DECEMBER tiret grada rubber f.o.b. doted at S p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yvierday at 701 eenta per Ib.. down a quarter-cent on Tuesday cloaing level for tbo position. The tone waa very quiet. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. elotlng prlcee In centt per Ib. yesterday. INT. i R.S.S.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    264 16 November 18. Three mootba. INDUSTRIALS Rouatead 13 eta. M Contalnra 1 2 eta. Dnnlops IS eta at. Cablea Iti eta. Clt* Dev. 7 CU. MeAllster 12 eta. I Hmeltera 27 eta. M Invest. 12 cts. Kaao 15 Ma. 0.C.8.C. 18 eta. Kfd Dlsp. 12 eta. Rotbmana 12 eta
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    H.K. RATES
    39 16 ON the tree eichanut marktt in Hon K KonK yesterday ttir U.S. dollar «'Ha quoted at 5.751 (or TT an t .*> 74 J tor cash. Sterling Mat quoted at 1187 and one tael ot xold at 2MJ
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    82 16 THE Frderation Minister for Finance haw. fixed thrse prices for calculating customs duties for the week iM-cinnint; on November 19. Rubber 70 7 H cts a Ib. Copra $560 a ton. Coconut oil $894 a ton. Palm oil 5b76.7.'> a ton. Palm Ki-rnr-ls 5357.50 a ton. The rate*
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    EXCHANGE TRADING DULL ON 'BUDGET NERVES'
    694 16 From Our Market Correspondent rADING was dull on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday and the turnover small. "Budget nerves" are suggested as a reason for the current lack of enthusiasm. Industrial shares were a little easier and tins barely steady, n spite of
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    27 16 Malayan Stock Indirr* Nov. 17. Nov. 18 Industrials: 89.30 KB.7T rins: 134.17 134.0; rubbers: UIM 1(18.04 •Dec. 30, 1!»K3 100. Dec. 29, 1962 m 100.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    886 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 traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: C. Molding (JOOO) J2.50; Dunlop (1.0O0) SIM. KKW) $189: Ess* *1.»7 8U d.OOO) J1.97; last. Smolttrt (2.000) $3>J:
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    68 16 /'HINEtE Prixluca E«ch«n««, |i n v xapor* noon prleet per pltial ytetarday: Coconut oil: bulk SASi acllen. drum wUan Copra: Mot./ Doc. UK/Conttneot: Pepper: Muntok white $145 aellera. Sarawak white JI4O b*l!«t*. (.pwial Sarawak blark SI IT* aellera. garbled l.™»t black 1122 i aellera, ABTA $i32i Btaam Sincapora
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    53 16 yHE Malayan Exchang* Binkr Am*. I elation made thene ebangra In Ita ratea to merctaanta yeaterday (all rmtta to S1OO): Canada: huylng TT 35. airmail OD Ssi: 90 d/at. J.»l credit blllt. 35 11 It trade mils. ttlllnx TT or OO rtady: Canada 34 11/16: Holland Guilders 116);
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      135 16 What's Happening Back Home? Letten to friend* and relative* now nrrrwaa •s-e only on* link between them and home. A regular link with thm home teens it to tend thm StraiU Budgmt, the w+tklr edition of tht, StraiU Time*. Malaraianm Malavaian atndenta and a» Malavaiana abroad cannot do better than
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      1147 17 (Continued from Page 14) MISCELLANEOUS M Horrfv <;, c.Win.i— r 30 rtt. rxtra SPRAY PAINTINC REPAIRS Refrl- ithin :> hours cuMomer SPOUSE CMOOSINC PROBLEM? Don t worry. Riok *****. Asia Marriase Bur. per Paya Lcbar s, nd stamped envelop* for I'rospertuii. OO YOU WANT lour Air conditioner to he In
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      865 17 I NOTICES SUNGEI BAGAN RUBBER COMPANY (MALAYA) LIMITED (Incorporated in the States of Malaya) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the SIXTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Of SUNGEI BAGAN RUBBER COMPANY i MALAYA) LIMITED, will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, No. 70. Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur, on Friday,
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      710 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD VACANCIES IN THE PROJECTS DIVISION The Projects Division of the Economic Development Board Intends to recruit graduates with a Ist Class or a good 2nd Class Honours Degree from recognised Universities. Past experience Is not essential as recruits will be trained within the Board and,
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      882 17 TENDEJIS SCHOOL CANTEEN TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from contractors for running school canteen (Sultan Sulalman Secondary School at Kuala Trengganu) for the period Ist January to 31st December. 1966. 2. Tenders must be made in forim. otherwise the tenders will not be considered. Tender forms can be obtained at
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      757 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PERAK GOVERNMENT VACANCIES Applications are Invited from Federal Citizens and or State Nationals for appointment as BUILDING INSPECTORS (In Div. II of the Public Service) (In the Town Councils, Peralt on the salary scale of $324 xl 4 352/ I 419x14-545, 562x18-652 per mensem. plus cost of living
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      1234 17 I PUBLIC APPOINTMENT THE HIGH SCHOOL, MALACCA Applications are invited from trained Honours Graduates or Graduates for several vacancies I teaching History, Geography. Phy- j !sics. Chemistry or Biology at Sixth jForm Level (Two Streams). Salary according to Unified Teaching Scale. Applications with relevant particulars, in applicant's own handwriting, to
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      62 17 TENDER JOHOR J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from J.K R. Registered Contractors Class "EX 1 and above will be received by Jurutera Kerja Kanan. J.K.R.. Muar up to 12 noon of tlie 22nd November, 1964 lor Construction of one (1) unit nf thrw Classroom Block and Coverodway at 2:th mile Lenc*
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      Maimun does smart trial in soft going
      518 18  -  Epsom Jeep RACING with IPOH, Wednesday. \IAIMUM did a winning gallop in soft going here this morning when he went over 3f in 37sec. The grey was ridden by Garnet Bougoure. Devil's Peak was also impressive. Ridden by trainer George West. Devil's Peak
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      Spencer Trophy to Kilat
      52 18 Kii.\T n me 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Kihit Club won the Spencer Trophy for hockey today when they beat Federation Military College 3-2 at Sungel Best. Kilat scored their goals through Mike Shepherdson. Christie Shepherdson and Ranjlt Singh while Sukdarshan Singh scored both the goals for
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      Police v Civil Aviation final
      68 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. A froal h\ skipper Lee Kok Sens in the firs' half enabled Police to enter th( final of the SGSFA senior knock' out tournament when they beai Dockyard 1-0 at Jalan Besar today Police will meet Civil Aviation who beat Marines 2-1 in
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      TWO MATCHES
      57 18 SEREMBAN. Wed. Two friendly hockey matches have been arranged by the Negri Sembilan Sikh Union against the touring Hong Kong Indian team i here on Dec. 18 and 19. Neari Sikhs i will play in the opening match on Dec. 18 and the following day. Neßrl Indians will
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      DRAWN MATCH
      29 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. RAF Cliangi and Prisons shared non- ours m a Singapore HA div. 1 league hockey match which ended ,in a scoreless draw at Cliangi today.
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      89 18 ATHLETICS Nine-mile Walking Race: (Malacca): Schoolboys 1 Oanasalingam (HOS) 2 Voong Kek Boon iTBHS> 3 Pong Lai Chong (MBS> 1:36:47.8. Schoolgirls: 1 S. Minacht (MGHS) 2 G. Saraswathi (MGHf> 3 Tan Buay Imm (YBHS> 1:56:49.8. Open: 1 Cheng Then Nam 2 Sahid Mohamed 3 Moham- ed Yusoff 1:36:28.2.
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      TEN TO FOLLOW AT IPOH
      254 18 TEN TO FOLLOW AT IPOH IPOH. Wed. Epsom I Jeep's ten horses to follow at the Ipoh meet- in« which opens on Sunday are: PARAKEF In peak form; beat Pulau Panglcor over Bukit Timah 8f In soft going last month. PRIDE OF GREECE A champion sprinter in the making; carried
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      Police clear the first round
      208 18 HOCKEY POLU'K 2 PWD 1: Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday. Police turred on the heat in the second half to clear the first round In the Selangor Hockey Association senior knockout competition at Gurney Road today. Public Works Department played surprisingly well in the first half and
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      134 18 Asian Games: Indonesia will take part DANGKOK. Wed. Indonesia Will take part in the 196 C Asian Games to be held in Bangkok, the A.^ian Gaine> organising commif.ee president. Sukhum Nav.ipnuli!. U ii rM ni(?ht. He told repWUli that th.- liidonesian S|x.;.> M lw tttfT. R. Maladl gave him mis
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      41 18 NEW YORK Wed Riv Patterson. 22-yr. r-old brother of former heyvywpielu champion (•'level Patterson. Ihm inch: von ;»:i unanimous points decision unff Everette Copeland in a .six-round heavyweight bout here. It was Patterson's 10th win in 11 fights Reuter.
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      29 18 BOSTON. Wed. Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay, who had an operation for hernia last Friday was yesterday reported to be "doing fine" at Boston City Hospital. Reuter.
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      CEB ARE FAVOURED TO BEAT POLICE IN FINAL
      309 18  - CEB ARE FAVOURED TO BEAT POLICE IN FINAL KEN FERNANDEZ CRICKET By I/UALA LUMPUR. Wed. Central Electricity Boards near Malay-sian-strength team are strongly favoured to beat Malaysian Police in the nnal of the first Government Services cricket final on the Pantai ground here this weekend. The match begins at 11
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      Changes in Johore XV
      116 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. Johore's injury-hit team against _.ngapore Joint Services two week* ■■•i-o at Singapore will show foui th; njies for Saturda-. s Malay. i Cup Inotball match aqainx' Ne-:i Malacca at Saernban The three reserves for the firs' match. Zubir Ahmad. Mat Isa ana Mchamed Hassan
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      The Blacks outplayed
      109 18 .1.15. I ri> ii BLACKS o Singapore Wad. Joborc Bainu United proved too good for the Blacks m a Rugby Union club match at Bras Ba&ah Road line today. The visitors scored a goal, a try i and a penalty goal. A penalty in the 16th minute
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      Government plans for FarrerPark praised
      151 18 Government plans for FarrerPark praised CINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore athletes and Officials hailed the government's plan to give the Farrcr Park .stadium a face-lift. They all agreed thai a new bitumen track at the stadium will be a boon to aihl' an 200 netra Olympic list, M. Jeg.iUies>a!i. &Hid I am
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      Negrri-Malacca
      49 18 SEREMBAN. Wed— ThP NegrlMalacca team to meet Johore In the Malaya Cup rugger match on Saturday on the Station Padang: M. Pinto. Baskarun. Rowe. Hurst. Syed Bakar. Forbes. Kheng Hoe, Pimlott. Smith. Moore. Catchpole. Williams. J. Abbott (capt). Puran Singh, Ong Tong Yonc. Reserves Powell and Daud Yah.ivA
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      297 18 PUBLIC NOTICE MR. ABDUL RAHMAN BIN MOHAMMAD OF KUALA TRENGGANU IS NO LONGER AUTHO- USED TO TRANSACT BUSI NESS OR COLLECT ANY MONIES ON BEHALF OF INDIAN TRADE <fc GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED. PENANO. SINGAPORE TELEPHONE BOARD TENDER NOTICE Irndrr \o. UK IM /f ;4 rn.iM.srd Sh.ds for Bicwli-* and
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      130 18 SEKOLAH LANJUTAN KAMPONG. REMBAU. Tender For Supply Of Cooked Food. Tenders are Invited to supply cooked Muslim food to about 70 boarders at the Sekolah Lanjutan Kampong. Rembau for the period Ist. January 1965 to 31st December. 1965 inclusive. Information about the type and qua r. tit y of food
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      311 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SABAH ELEaRICITY BOARD ELECTRICAL KL'PERVISOB/ FOREMAN The Board has vacancies foe four Electrical Supervisor/Foreman and hi inviting application*. Appll- j cants are requested to send details of their experience and copies of references to the Secretary, P.O. Box 452. Jesselton, Sabah to arrive not later than 15th December
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      173 18 QANTAS V-JET EXPRESS MSTEST TO LONDOII Every Sunday only two stops on the way 15 C flying hours to London. Altogether 7 Oantas V-Jsts fly to London each week. H y»»n Ol OfraMM itrvK* Oantas in association with Air India and BOAC. IF YOU'RE TIRED NERVY RUN DOWN OR DEPRESSED
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      115 18 TODAY'S SPORTS FIXTURES ><)( KR S'porr <;ovt. Services 1 rirndly: Prisons v RAAF Bwortb fin^lM Div. 2 Comb Bchools v 6.0 (both matches at City StaSupreme Court 6 45; Div. 3: PUB rilumi v PWD 5.15 i both matches at Jn HOCKEY B'pore Div. It Btititt Bfor(up: Mercantile Bank Police
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      34 18 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl Kbut rrsl I a urne wats* worrr RAININ', HURT YOU tftfrCTORIC! f HOW COTE! CEORIC^IpETUNUf NOW «K THAT HE SETS I WANTS NOU TO TA^'^-rp^--^ «QME FRESH AIR ANP>
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      Yee Khan wins Indian title
      126 19 BOMBAY, Wed. Malavsian badminton star Tan Yee Khan of Perak 1 riuht) won the men's singles title in the West Indian championships here last night. m the final. Yrc Khan beat Suresh Goel. the Indian c h a in uion. 17-15 15-12. Yee Khan thus
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      Commonwealth Games
      61 19 EDINBURGH. Wed— The 1970 Commonwealth Games are almost certain to be held here. Councillor Magnus Williamson told the civic nmenities committee o' Edinburgh Town Council vesterf'av "It Menu pviectly clear: thrt Scotland's application to set, the Games in IP7O will be little' more than a torn; New Zealand
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      14 19 LONDON. Wed Result of Hugo b try 17 Broughton Park S Reuter
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      422 19 Police called as fans break gate at Enfield SOCCER ROUNDUP LONDON, Wednesday. EXTRA POLICE had to be called to the Enfield ground last night after spectators broke one of the main gates off its hinges before the start of Enfield s F.A. Cup first round replay with Romford. The stadium
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      117 19 LAW PICKED BY SCOTLAND v NORTHERN IRELAND i^LASGOW. Wed—Denis Law. \J(above). Manchester United in-Mde-left and captain who was sent off in a League match last Saturday, has been chosen by Scotland for the lnternatlon.il against Northern Ireland <v Hampden Park here on Nov. 25 Law switches to inside-right while Jim
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      223 19 STOLLE AND EMERSON: WE WON'T BREAK TOUR BAN LAWN TENNIS SVDNKY, w,d. Austrian Da\ts Cup stars Fred S.olie and Roy Emerson have confirmed that, they will abide by ihc deciiicn of the Laun Tennis Association of Australia Uiat they .should remain in Australia unt:l Feb. 28 next ye.ir. Siolle said
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      WBA call contenders
      96 19 HOUSTON. Wed. Anthony Maceroni. chairman of the World Boxing Association championship committee, has told the top four contenders for the world ht'avy weight title to appear in New York on Friday to complete arrangements for nn elimination tournament, the Houston "ost reported last night. The WBA declared
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