The Straits Times, 17 January 1965

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    15 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES in NO. 1.507 SUNDAY, JANUARY 17, 1965 20 CENTS. KDN 1191 1006
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    Of milk and money
    1046 1  - Of milk and money RONALD KINSEY THE PROGRESS IN RUBBER REPLANTING BY The facts behind Malaysia's big push to grow more rubber I(UALA LUMPUR, Sat. A vast process of economic rejuvenation i s quietly taking place in this land of milk and money. That process comes under the Government's ambitious
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    Lock icon Churchill fights back: Condition very grave
    191 1 LONDON, Saturday, MEDICAL bulletin said Sir Winston Churchill had a peaceful night and that there was no material change in his condition. The bulletin was issued twenty minutes early. It had earlier been announced that the bulletin would be issued at 7.30 p.m. Malaysian
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    World waits: In come the messages
    1304 1 World waits: In come the messages LONDON, Saturday. CIR Winston Churchill, 90-year-old British World War Two leader, lay fighting for his life at his London home today as the world waited for another bulletin on his condition. Sir Winston, struck down by a stroke six weeks after celebrating his 90th
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    Thaipusam wishes from the Tengku
    178 1 I^UALA LUMPUR. Sat. Tengku Abdul Rahman today spoke of his pride in seeing all creeds and faiths flourishing tolerantly side by side in Malaysia. He said this In a mwMgti marking Thaipusam which falls on Monday. The Tenßlni added: "Whatever their beliefs. Malaysians respect and
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    Lock icon Thant denies he will quit
    58 1 I .SITED NATIONS Silt. UN. Secretary Gemini U Thant said last nich*. thut he intended to serve out his present fiveyear term ending on Nov. 3. 1966 He denied rroorts that he planned to restgn because of the duodenal peptic ulcer that kept him away
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    Lock icon Russian blast
    27 1 UPPSALA (Swoduv. Sat. An unusually powerful under ground explosion In Ruvlan Asia —presumbly a nuclear device m recis'errd yesterday by tha .noloeiral liMiiute here. AP.
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    Lock icon JUST FANCY THAT
    31 1 J^ICE (France), Sat. Three Australian gamblers flew to London to try to beat the English slot machines. They were barred from playing the Monte Carlo machines. I U.P.I.
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    Premier shot
    93 1 WASHINGTON. Sat The Prime Minister of the Alrican kingdom of Burundi was shot fatally in the back as lie «as leaving a hospital In his capital yesterday, according to reports reaching here. The Premier. Mr. Pierre Nsendandumwe. had been visiting his wife and their newlyborn baby in hospital
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    Lock icon Ayub for China
    16 1 KARACHI. Sat. President Ayub Khan has ac-epted an Invitation to visit China. Reuter.
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    Lock icon The boy killer
    39 1 FORT WORTH. (Texas) Sat. —A boy of 13 Kenneth Nixon. U to be turned over to the iuvenile authorities here after detectives said he had admitted rhoking his 1 1-yeur-old bro'her *ud hiding the body— Reuter.
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    Hospital strike is on at midnight tonight, says union
    196 1 Hospital strike is on at midnight tonight, says union KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. 'pHE National Union of Hospital Workers reiterated here today that its 700 members would go on strike just after midnight toI morrow. At its branch office in Princess Road about 10(1 hospital assistants and union officials were busy
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    Razak: We are ready
    739 1 Razak: We are ready gINGAPORE, Sat. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. said today that Malaysia's defences were in "complete readiness" to meet any aggression after he had watched the biggest exercise to test Singapore's air defences. The exercise, codenamed "Exercise Iron Gate", was carried out to evaluate both
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    CASSELS TOURS SARAWAK
    385 1 CASSELS TOURS SARAWAK ftUCHING. Sat.-Gen-eral Sir James Cassels. the British Army's Chief of General Staffdesignate, arrived in Kuching today for a five-hour visit to study at first hand the war against Indonesian guerillas. General Cassel.s was welcomed by Brigadier Cheyne. commander of security forces. Western Brigade. Mr. R T. M.
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    STOP PRESS SOEK: 'WE'RE NOT AFRAID...'
    86 1 STOP PRESS SOEK: 'WE'RE NOT AFRAID...' JAKAKIA, >u. I, dent Soekarno \aiti la <u> Indonesia hjs -not aliaid" ol the military build-up in M.h.inm "We have the larfMf air force, the Urgest n.u v .mil the largest army in NouthI ist \-i.i and the spirit 1 at our people is
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    RESHUFFLE
    35 1 > \M.OV v.it.— Thr Arm i(1 I rhirl. l.icut I.mi i Mi mil. lud.i\ met "Voiinc Turk" i:i-nri*i« 1 ilmdr ilm -Mould SJUttirrr .iliini't sr:>U hefcMpßlatrd to tin- military H* a pro potrd (.oiirnment reshufflr.
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    A watchdog for ordinary consumers
    220 2 A watchdog for ordinary consumers PENANG. Saturday. ])R LIM CHONG EU, M.P. for Tanjong" and secretary-general of the United Democratic Party, today said the formation of a Consumers" Association will bring immense benefits lo the ordinary man and woman, and to honest traders. Such an organisation, he claimed, had a
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    Crown cork seizure at border
    166 2 Crown cork seizure at border ALOR STAR. Sat. Kedall and Perils Customs i who have intensified their war against smuggling In border and coastal areas j today scored another success their fourth this j week at the Perils border town of Padang Besar. They seized 67.500 doty uni paid crown
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    'Do not hoard' appeal by Chamber
    218 2 'Do not hoard' appeal by Chamber KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Selangor Chinese Chamber of Commerce has appealed to consumers not to hoard essential eoods during the coming festive season. i It has also asked them to check prices with reputable shops to avoid beini* overcharged. lAt the same time, it
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    Police hold 31
    12 2 SINGAPORE. Sat Police detained 31 secret society men yesterday.
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    festival talk
    33 2 SINGAPORE. Sat. Ihe ter for Culture. Mr. S Raiaratnam. will speak <U the second clay of the Tamil festival teiPbration.s at Breeze Plain. off Kampong Bahru Road, at 8 p.m. tomorrow
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    New Year treai
    35 2 i'KNANG. Sat— A He* \<.>r treat for inmates of the Jubilee Home for the aged by members of the Penang Red Cross De- nrhmi'nt 13 will be held on at 10 a.m.
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    Another Indon withdrawal
    50 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Indonesian Veterans Legion has withdrawn from the 51-nation World Veterans Federation, according lo the federation's general secretary. Mr. Norman Acton. News of this was received by tne Ex-Servic- -.on of Malaya today from i:s representative hi »!ie federation. Tuan Haii K. Mushir Arlff
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    New principal
    36 2 SUNGEI PATANI. Sat— The ROT. Mother R:\i [rom Klang has been transferred to Kedah as principal of the Alor Star Convent. She takes over from the Rev. Mother Ann who has gone to Klang.
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    Ottawa stops planes for Jakarta
    245 2 Ottawa stops planes for Jakarta ()TTAW'A, Sat. r Canada has halted a proposed sale of 12 Ottor aircraft to West Irian, pending clarifl'•ation of the purpoM of the sale, the external Afr-Urs Minister, Mr. Paul Martin, told the Canadian news agency yesterday. Mr. Martin denied that tne planes were to
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      142 2 9 1 realised long time ago that if 1 wanted to get on in this big bad world 1 would have to be in the right place at the right time. Travel with me. dear friend, and you will see how well 1 have succeeded. Everyday BOMBAY over LONDON NEW
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      351 2 JOIN THE ROYAL MALAYSIAN NAVY AS A SHORT SERVICE COMMISSION OFFICER 1. Applications are invited from unmarried rrale Malaysian citizens who have attained the age of 18 years but not their 21st birthday by 1st May 1965 They must be medically fit good eyesight without spectacles 2. Applicants must have
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    TOBY GOES IT ALONE
    431 3 Rejected by Peace Corps, she decides to come East on her own personal crusade PENANG, Saturday. A 22-YEAR-OLD New Yorker, Toby A Harriet Feifer, wanted so much to become an American Peace Corps member and be sent to the East. In fact shortly after graduating with
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    NOTES FLUTTER IN THE SUN AS CASHIER WRESTLES WITH THUG
    262 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. Five dollar bills fluttered like confetti in the noonday sun In Robinson Road today when a robber grappled with a cashier carrying $13,620 all In bills of that denomination. During the struggle, the cashier punched the young unarmed
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    Man drove car at me during raid, says officer
    209 3 Man drove car at me during raid, says officer PENANG. Sat— Inche Kamaruddin bin Ismail, a Customs officer attached to the anti-smuggling division of the Preventive Branch, today told a court how a car was driven directly at him when he went on a raid at Pantal Moleh on Oct.
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    Fair for fund
    33 3 KANOAR. Sat.— The Perils branch of the Federation of Malaya Ex-Security Sen-ices Association will hold a fun fair in aid of its social fund during the forthcoming Han Raya season
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    Cracker thrown at boy started a feud, court told
    264 3 Cracker thrown at boy started a feud, court told PENANG, Saturday. yyANG Chang Koon, a senior middle school student, today testified how a cracker thrown at his younger brother during the Chinese New Year, sparked off a feud between two families who were sub-tenants in a house at Transfer Road.
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    Four-day holiday
    117 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. There will be a fourday holiday for Chinese New Year and Hart Raya Puasa from Tuesday. Feb. 2 to Friday, Feb. 5 for Malaya (except Kelantan and Trengganu) and Singapore. A statement by the Ministry of Home Affairs today said that this will be so
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    Two new patrol boats arrive
    56 3 PENANQ, Sat. Two new patrol boats for the Royal Malaysian Navy arrived in Penang last night after a 9.000-mile journey from Britain. The two vessels, the Sri N» grl Sembllan under the command of Lt. Kuttan Chltharajan. and the Sri Melaka commanded by Lt. V.
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    D-fund: $1.2 mil.
    22 3 KTJALA LUMPUR. Sat Bank Negara Malaysia has so far received a total of $1,275,059.99 lor the National Defence Fund.
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      313 3 START II ANEW I INTEREST I IN LIFE ■JLi ENJOY A SAFE I FROM A DEPOSIT ACCOUNT I Your money earns the mavimum sate and sure rate of 6*. what I you place it in a Deposit Account with LOMBARD BANKING. I No U.K. Income lax will bt tutatttil your
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    The man of peace I LIKE TO LAZE AROUND IN PADI FIELDS TENGKU
    273 4  - The man of peace I LIKE TO LAZE AROUND IN PADI FIELDS TENGKU KHOR CHEANG KEE By ALOR STAR, Sat "'J'HIS is the life," the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, sighed contentedly this morning. We were chatting in the sitting room of his ''Merdeka House" overlooking the Alor Star River
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    Diplomat dead
    80 4 SINGAPORE. Sat— The Netherlands Consul-Gen-eral in Singapore, Mr. L. G. N. M. Ravesloot (above), died in Holland yesterday after a short illness. Mr. Ravesloot, 52, came to Singapore in November 1963 to succeed the former Consul-General. Mr. J. G. Kist. who returned home at the end of a
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    New pump stolen
    34 4 IPOH, Sat— A fitter. Kwonp Yew Woh, 36. reported to the nollce that a new water pump valued at $635 was stolen from a building site in ChnmberhiiRoad here yesterday evening.
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    Lock icon Now they know how to walk on moon
    312 4 Now they know how to walk on moon DOHAKULOA. < Hawaii). Sat Eight American astronauts, after four days of hiking and flying over Hawaii's volcanoes, said they now know what to look *or when they bring the first American space craft in for a landing o:i the moon. Astronaut Charles
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    Harris: Don't be hoodwinked by Dato Stephens
    337 4 Harris: Don't be hoodwinked by Dato Stephens KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. fHE people of Sabah were urged today "not to listen" to the suggestion by the Federal Minister for Sabah Affairs, Dato Donald Stephens, that the Philippines claim be decided at the State's forthcoming general elections. The call was made by
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    Soekarno is seeking— a 'face-saving' solution
    570 4 Soekarno is seeking a 'face-saving solution HIS LANGUAGE ON MALAYSIA MUCH MILDER NOW NEW YORK. Saturday T<HE New York Herald Tri- bune today said Indonesia's President Soekarno "seems to be asking for some kind of face-saving device to get him off his dangerous limb." In an editorial, the newspaper said:
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    Chapman is top trainee
    185 4 Chapman is top trainee IJUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Inspector-General of the Royal Malaysia Police, Dato C.H. Fenner, today praised the smart turn-out of the 15 probationary Inspectors from the Sarawak Constabulary at their passing-out parade here. This Is the first batch of trainee Inspectors from Sarawak to "graduate" from the
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    THE POLICE PULL IN FIVE GANGSTER 'TIGER GENERALS'
    272 4 THE POLICE PULL IN FIVE GANGSTER 'TIGER GENERALS' 1/ 1 ALA LUMPUR, Sat. Selangor police have arrested 12 notorious thugs, including four "tiger generals." from five secret society gangs operating in the Capital. Two of them a tiger -general from the Pat Loong Foo (Eight Dragon-Tiger) gang operating in the
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    Former Barisan man held after return from his honeymoon
    366 4 Former Barisan man held after return from his honeymoon KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. J^IM Shee Ping, a former Barisan Sosialis central executive committee member, has been detained under the Internal Security Act for the second time in two years. Lim, 34, war. picked up by Special Branch officers at a house
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    Anti-rabies drive
    31 4 KANOAR. Sat The Perlis Veterinary Deoartment will i open 60 vaccination centres I from Peb- 8 when it launches I a State-wide anti-rabies camI paign la.stmg until Murch 31.
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      205 4 ■wi to My family flunks of* me like THIS! In ihc e\cs of my fjmily. I'm Mill mcnlalls a "little girl". Ma\be that's not 100 bad. though. Mas be it helped me grow up faster. Because I wanted so desperately to make my own decisions that I got over making
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    Long wait ends for the girl who wed by proxy
    591 5  -  T. Wignesan LONDON NOTEBOOK —By ()H. I was so nervous! I just did not know what to say when I saw my husband waiting for me at the airport. Something I'll never be able to forget. "Just imagine coming 8,000
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    Back to school for two educationists
    180 5 Back to school for two educationists TWO well known I educationalists are now doing a course in Educational i Administration at the Institute of Education in the Univer- j sity of Reading, j where (according to them) some of the best authorities on their subjects are teaching. The distinguished teachers
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    MAN DRILLS HOLE IN HIS HEAD
    172 5 A MSTERDAM. Sat. Dr. J\ J. M. Van der Valk said yesterday an X-ray photograph confirmed there ls a hole in the head of 38--year-old Bart Huges. who clalm.s he drilled It himself so that hp can live in a permanent state of euphoria.
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    Katy's next big job—in India
    338 5 Katy's next big job— in India DENANG-B O R N Catherine Freeman will accompany her husband, Mr. John Freeman, to New Delhi in spring when, having: relinquished the editorship of The New Statesman, he takes up duty as the British High Commissioner in India. Mrs. Freeman, born in 1931. was
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      94 5 Whether its ahorse or a house ENJOY BRIGHTER LIVING... at x m. Ep^ m \||> V No horse carries better colours y//i and no house either •••C€/Cf^#C when the paint is by ICI. J^ TWT TT^WT^ fi tI C lnsideandouts.de /////y// I Cf* IJV L 1 the home that is
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      205 5 A fk^^^BPr^^^MT^m m lj?J EW* SINGAPORE CHANNEL 5 P.M.: 100 Opening and Pro- j gramme Summary in all Lan- guages; 1.05 Twentieth Century I Franco Spain Part II; 1.30 Roman Holiday; 2.00 News in fciiifclisli; 2.10 The Greatest i Show on Earth A Place to Belong; 3.05 Malacca Mosaic; 3.45
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      193 5 gramme Summary In all Languages; 7.20 Hindustani Theatre I --The Elephant Queen: 9.15 Belajar-lah Bahasa Kebang- saan (Repeat Broadcast) 9.20 < Chinese Cinema Mum Soo Sum Chapter II (Part II>; 10 15 1 Programme Summary In all I Languages for the next day and close. MALAYA CHAXNFI. j (Kuala Lumpur
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  • OPINION
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      HOT WAR ON THE PROFITEERS
      292 6 HOT WAR ON THE PROFITEERS PUBLIC resistance is of course, a most effective weapon in any war on profiteers and to bring this home the authorities are urging housewives to boycott shops that have jacked up prices. But way and above the most vital factor in this price hike business
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      THE PHONEY RIVAL
      178 6 rUHE motives behind Soe--i- karno's pull-out from the United Nations are slowly becoming obvious. The Indonesian dictator has great plans for the AfroAsian conference which will be held in Algiers later this year. At this conference, after a clever play on certain Afro-Asian frustrations Soekarno intends to
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    NEWS ITEM OUR OWN CORPS
    760 6  - NEWS ITEM OUR OWN CORPS SABA RATNAM THE National Union of Hospital Assistants announced on Wednesday that they would go ahead with their strike, planned for tomorrow. 1 By KUALA LUMPUR VOLUNTEERS OF PEACE FOR SABAH AND SARAWAK...^ THE Ameri cans a r e there. The British are (here. And
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  • LETTER OF THE WEEK
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      THE LONG JOB LINE
      193 6 /CONGRATULATIONS on \j your Page One Periscope piece "The Bttter Army" (Sunday Times. Jan 10). The budget session of Parliament seemed to be interested in everything else but unemployment. While I agree that the government cannot be expected to furnish jobs for all. yet it .should
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      PEACE CORPS
      118 6 BEING a Peace Corps volunteer, I naturally enjoyed your article about the Jorps (Sunday Times, Jan. 10). However, it should be pointed out that the statement "One-third of the instructors in the Penang Malayan Teachers Colleso are Peace Corps volunteers" was in error. Last year of a tutorial
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      Pure Nonsense
      208 6 Pure Nonsense Gracious aids IF you happened to read about the ironing board which can be reversed and worn by a lady as a stole, you will mutter "Strabismus." But it is on sale in America. I hope it is the precursor of the bottomless saucepan which, when turned upside
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      10 6 f-Cough Drops-* FOR RELIEF OF COUCH SORE THROAT SMOKERS THROAT
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      THE CHURCHILL YEARS
      45 7 The man who made and remade history. With Stalin, with Roosevelt, with Truman in Russian fur cap; with cigar and V-sign; in London streets 'midst the blitz; triumphantly marching into Paris with De Gaulle: then the old man. alone by the sea.
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      Lock icon No secrets from 'My Darling Clementine'
      417 7 SHE KNEW HOW TO KEEP HIM HAPPY I O.NDON, Sat. Lady Churchill. Sir Winston Churchill's devoted 'Clemmie" for over 50 years, saw one of her dearest wishes realised when her husband retired. For the quietly determined woman, who listened to hi.« speeches when he
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      AT HIS SIDE, A TOP NEUROLOGIST CALLED LORD BRAIN
      144 7 AT HIS SIDE, A TOP NEUROLOGIST CALLED LORD BRAIN [ONDON, Sat. Lord Brain, one of the worlds U-atlinu neuroloyist>. asm acsJa is .it tending Sir Winston him-iiill. He lias joined Lord Moran Sir Winston s personal physician —on rvcrv major Churchill illness sincr tin «'.irly ">os. An outstanding expert <•»
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      169 7 My Compliments to the Chef" How often this has been heard on Cathay Pacific flight* I You'll probably never have the chance to thank your Cathay Pacific chef personally becaussj j^%\ Ihe is o.ie of the men behind the acenes. Mis one aim ia to prepare Oriental ami I European
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    359 8 SINGAPORE, Sat.— Buiine*. in mitl reported to Urn Singapore and Kuala Lumpur Trading Rooms of the Slock Exrhanue oi Malaysia today with th<* number ol share* traded m brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Boustead d.OOOi $1.50: Cold Storage (5.000) $2.03; Dunlop (2.00U) tIM, (I.OOOi $1.63: E. Smelt. (1.000) $3 86; Esso
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    $7,000 cracker theft
    54 8 PKNANG, Sat Nine t»en crates of fire crackers valued ;,t 57.000 MN reported stolen from a codown in Market Street yesterday. An employee of the Hassan Jama) Co.. In rhe Sam.suddin Hassan Jamal. told police the crates were among 3.1 others which had been stored in the
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    Khir attends Singapore Umno meeting
    117 8 Khir attends Singapore Umno meeting SINGAPORE. Sat. The Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Khir Johari. last night presided over a Singapore Umno meeting to finalise plans for the opening of the new Umno House. Alliance leaders from all over Malaysia are expected to attend the opening which is scheduled
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    Fire at sawmill
    23 8 SINOAPORE. Sat.—An early morning fire today destroyed $5,000 worth of dry timber at the Seng Hunt Sawmill In Woodlands Road
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    Misadventure
    44 8 IPOH. Sat. The Ipoh coroner. Mr. Yong Yung Sui. today recorded a verdict of death by misadventure on a motorcyclist, K. Subramaniam. 28, who was killed in a collision with a bus on trie main road In Lahat on Oct. 27 last year.
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    Ministry: 40,000 teachers in ten days
    431 8 IZUALA LUMPUR. Sat.—Teach- er-trainees for the comprehensive education plan will all be in their respective classes within the next 10 days, the Ministry of Education said today. The Ministry was commenting on complaints that a number of classes are still without teachers following the
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    Drought: Malacca to extend water rationing
    205 8 Drought: Malacca to extend water rationing MALACCA, Saturday. J'HE Municipal Council here today decided to extend the period of water rationing in the town from four to eight hours daily in view of the drought. The hours of water rationing will be from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 2
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    Record jump for airline
    83 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. -Pan American Anway.s recorded a 21 por cent jump in Pacific passenger 1 traffic mid a 65 per cent jump m Pacific catho volume in 1964. reported yesterday by Pan I American's director for Mauy--1 Ma. Mr. B. Torrunce. The ailtinic hifhs: 2.364—544.000 rr-
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    Two killed in accidents
    70 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. Two people were killed in two separate accidents in Singapore >esterday. In the first case. Madam Cheow Wee Lan, 36. died when she fell from a bus in North Bridge Road at 8 p.m. In the .second accident, a cyclist. Ibrahim bin Omar, was
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    The Mines Research Institute is Malayanised: Abdullah is No. 1
    173 8 IPOH. Sat.— The Mines Research Institute In Tiger Lane here was the latest department to be fully Malayanised when Inche Abdullah bin Mohameti Yusof. 36. took ovpr as Chief Research Offlrer from Mr P M. Sheahan today. The Institute tounded
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    Why Malaysia has fair chance of survival
    194 8  -  Lee by SINGAPORE, Saturday. ]y|R. Lee Kuan Yew said last night that if Malaysians had the will to do what was right by themselves and by their fellow Malaysians, then the country would survive and prosper. But once they lost sight of the
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    Two homes burgled
    76 8 KUALA LUMPUPR. Sat Two houses were burgled toft night. Thieves took- away $870. jewellery and a j transistor radio. The thieves broke Into j the home of a teacher. Mr Tham Kow. 30. at Jalan Hicks. and stole $100 and a radio worth $120. They entered through
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    Shorter wait for the plane...
    43 8 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The reporting times for domestic m rvlces on Malaysian Airways were today reduced to is minutes before schedule time for Fokker Friendships and DC-3s and to 30 minutes on domestic sectors only for Silver Kris jetn.
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      Two men called Stan
      580 9 Showpage I HAVE ran him to earth in divers places: gambling in Beirut; (lining in California; sunbathing a! Ostia; filming on Rhodes. He gets around, does Stanley Baker. Indeed, there was a time it may have been after a night out at Danny's in New York,
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      Retire at 74? Not likely says Holloway
      363 9 Retire at 74? Not likely says Holloway IT seems years since I listened with tingly horror to the creepy tale of "Albert and the Lion." It must be even more years since my parents first heard it or whatever else Stanley Holloway was doing at the time. Now we are
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      THE THEATRE
      361 9 JUST about the busiest theatrical bee in Singapore these days appears to be David Prosser, who, as mentioned last week, is producing the Sceneshifters' lorthcoming presentation of "Die Fledermaus ("Gay Rosalinda i In addition to this major stage enterprise, scheduled for a Victoria Theatre season in June, David
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      290 9 6TANLET BAKER Rich, full Ji/e ONE FILM CHANGED ME, SAYS BAKER By RODERICK MANN IN BRIEF... TONIGHT. the Singapore Film Society is presenting a special show or two outstanding French 'new wave" films an addition lo their normal season's programmes. The lilms, which have English dialogue. ;iit "Cleo from 5
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      IT LOOKS LIKE NASHOR AGAIN
      341 10 Handy weight, favourite course and a track in his favour VASHOK. a brilliant galloper on top of the ground, gets a track to his 1 liking and I think he will take some beating in today's sprint (Race 4) at Ipoh, writes Epsom Jeep. The
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      150 10 ersun v i i I .vl,l, buy I I'dimik KLAWLEBB EU CIIOY EU fIUH Uce 1 Phantom Phantom Shlraz Excelsior Nazafat Flawless Q. BRIIX.F DITTOX WOOD Q. BRIDGE U«e 2 Ditton Wood I ißhlcr Krre Country Junior Junior H>in* Mist LOGICAL ROI D'ATOIT N. GESTURE lacr S Dentrnturin* Noble
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      Take Skyway for 5-in-a-row
      480 10 Take Skyway for 5-in-a-row /^AN Skyway (Race 8) make it flve-off-the-reel? I think he has a great chance. This Smokey Eyes six-year-old keeps on improving with each race. His last start win in Cl. 4 Div. 1 over the Ipoh 5Jf in November was the performance of a good sprinter.
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      Anggrek Bulan hard to catch
      349 10 Anggrek Bulan hard to catch 'fAKING a line through Construction, Angnrek Bulan (Race 5) is worth each-way support. At Ipoh in November this grey lost in the last couple of strides to Construction In a Div 2 6f race. Construction went on to win the P O Cud at Penang.
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      Today's acceptors
      1616 10 Race 1—2.0 Gl 5 Dlv 2 ($4300) 9£ 1 ***** Phantom a Pll St.) TJoa, 7 9.0 (F) Smith a ***** (hob. Chuba a (Mufakat St.) Mawl. S 8.13 'Soaidi 11 3 ***** Fraiuripanl h (L <fc C) Mawl. 5 8.12 Snbian 9 4 ***** Sarina a (J&cky's
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      Vote to Panglima Kambau
      116 10 PANGLIMA KAMBAU is my choice In Race 7. This youngster has not run a bad race In his first season last year. After two near misses he scored a .smart win over the Kuala Lumpur It In August. At the Ipoh SeDtember- October meeting he ran
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      Pakistanis held as Ibadullah hits 102 for Otago
      223 10 Pakistanis held as Ibadullah hits 102 for Otago i i DUNEDIN. Sat.—Khali d Ibadullah hit an unbeaten cer.tury off his fellow-countrymen in helping Otago draw their three-day match against the Pakistan touring team here today Final scores: Pakistan 162 and 257—7 dec, Otago 157 and 178-3. Ibadullah, who plays county
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      Yuile stars in Central's innings victory
      182 10 Yuile stars in Central's innings victory lI7ELLINOTON. Sat. B.W. ff Yulle, with seven wickets for 54 runs, helped Central Districts to an innings and 110--run victory against Northern Districts In a Plunket Shield match here today. Northern Districts, who scored 153 In their first Innings in reply to Central Districts'
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      CLARKE SETS ANOTHER WORLD MARK
      70 10 CLARKE SETS ANOTHER WORLD MARK HO BAR Sat. Australian Ron Clarke (above) beat the world 5.000 metres record by four-tenths of a second with a time of 13 minutes MJ seconds here today. Valdixnir Kuts (Soviet Union) set the record of 13 minutes 35 seconds in Rome in October 1957.
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      Lock icon MUM WANTS THAT JOB
      120 10 l ONDON. Sat. A 37--year-old mother is among the applicants for the post of full time trainer and instructor at the British Boxing Board of Control's new gymnasium which, opens in London next spring. The board's secretary. Mr. E. J. Waltham. said today that the woman
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      KCC for Bangkok
      28 10 HONO KONG. Sat. The Kowloon Cricket Club hockey and cricket tenms are to go on a tour of Bangkok at the end of this month.
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      Chelsea narrow gap to a point
      337 10 Chelsea narrow gap to a point LONDON. Sat. Leeds United held on to their top berth in the First Division with a 2-2 away draw with Leicester City for 40 points, but Chelsea narrowed the gap to one point with a 2-1 away win over Fulham. Manchester United drew 2-2
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      Krishnan wins
      45 10 NEW DELHI. Sat— Defending champion Ramanathan Krifhnan beat Australia's Bob Hewitt 6-4. 6-4, 4-6. 8-10, 7-5. in the semi-finals of the Indian national tennis championships here today. Unseeded Mrs. Marian Law (New Zealand) won the women's singles title, defeating Nirupa Vasant 6-4. 6-4.
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      Lock icon Wales triumph
      27 10 CARDIFF. Sat. Wales beat England by 14 points to 3 In tht rugby union lnternat.onal championship match here today. Wales led 3-0 at half-time. Reutcr.
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      Billy needs this spur to make good
      1123 11 Billy needs this spur to make good By SUNDAY TIMES STAFF WRITER gHOULD Billy Ng be sent to the All-England badminton championships? This is the question that badminton officials, fans and, in particular, Billy himself, would like to know. The question cropped up after the 24-year-old Johcre player trounced Penang's
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      Quick look for 'zebra man'
      229 11 MALAYSIA FABULOUS, HE SAYS SINGAPORE, Saturday. |T was some exciting documentary films about Singapore and Malaya shown on Australian television that brought Capt. Eddie Richardson back to Malaysia for a quick look round. He had been away Iti Melbourne for five years after serving with
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      New commander for the fleet
      71 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. ViceAdmiral P. R. Twiss. the newcommander at the PW East Fleet, who took over from ViceAdmiral Sir Desmond Dreyer, is due in Singapore on Jan. 24. Before his appointment, ViceAdmiral Twiss was Flag Officer Flotillas. Home Fleet. He v. as a prisoner of
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      Mr. S. Singh
      43 11 SINGAPORE, Sat.— The picture on Page Two of the Magazine Section (Sun. Times, Jan 10 1 was of Mr. Gurdial Singh. Commissioner of Police. Administration ond Personnel, and not of Mr. Sanlar Singh. Superintendent. Traffic Police. The error is regretted.
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      P.C. who caught wife gambling
      159 11 P.C. who caught wife gambling CINGAPOPRE, Sat. A Naval Base policeman, checking on his wife's movements, caught her gambling In a den in Upper Serangoon Road, a court here was told today. Constable Teng Buck Whee, 29. said he became idignant because over a long time he had been led
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      Sabah turns away 52 Filipinos who came for jobs
      174 11 Sabah turns away 52 Filipinos who came for jobs JESSELTON, Saturday. piFTY-TWO Filipinos who sailed into Sabah r recently to look for jobs were turned away by Immigration officials, authoritative sources said today. The Government's action was part of a campaign to control the influx of Filipinos into this State.
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      Girl of 13 missing
      87 11 Girl of 1 3 missing T>ENANG, Sat. A schoolL girl. Zaharah bir.te Che un\, 13. has been missing from her home In Butterworth sinct Jan. 11. Zaharah was last seen when she led her house at Heah Seng Whatt Road. Butterworth. (or the Convent Secondary School that morning. Her father.
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      DEATHS
      66 11 MRS TAN Song Thiang (Mdm Heng Slew Npoh) passed away p -acefully on 15 1.65. Hearse will leave 507-8 Upper Serangoon Road (or Bidadari at 3.00 p.m.. 17 1 .65. WEE— Mrs. Wee Benn Teck (Nee Teo Seek Neo). mother ol Wee Tian Poh passed away on ld-1-65. aged
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      Nurses end 'on off' boycott
      144 11 TPOH, Sat.— The "on again off again" boycott of hostel meals by 80 assistant nurses in the General Hospital here was off again today. It all started on Jan. 7 when a new regulation was enforced to make assistant nurses serve themselves at meal times.
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      Singapore union seeks teachnical aid from U.S., Canada
      148 11 SINGAPORE, Saturday. J^ SINGAPORE trade union is seeking technical assistance from America and Canada to help improve the trade union movement in the State and create new leadership. The request was made today by Mr. G. Kandasamy. secretary general of the Amalgamted
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      Fraud case acquittal
      84 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. Thomas Justus. 31, charged with meatlng a jobless man of $200 on the pretext of getting him a job at the Public Utilities Board on Jan. 11 last year, was acquitted today by Mr. K. Canaga Rajah, the magistrate. Also called up for hearing before
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      Temple visit
      37 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The High Commissioner for India. Mr. Mustapha Kamil K.tlw.ii. will visit the Sri* Subramaniar Temple in the Batu Caves here on Monday fti 11 ul to take part in the Thaipusam festival.
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        Lock icon SINGAPORE CONTINUE REIGN AS MALAYSIAN HOCKEY CHAMPIONS
        119 12 SINGAPORE CONTINUE REIGN AS MALAYSIAN HOCKEY CHAMPIONS Top: Lenny Nonis has struck the ball into goal but it was not allowed by the umpire for offside although full backs Shaiunuganthan and Ranjit appear to be facing Singapore forward. Above: Skinner (Singapore) obstructs Paramalingam (Selangor). but Sc'angor could not profit from
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        Dwyer shows top form to hook Kiang to victory
        340 12  -  LESLIE HOFFMAN JNR By Klang. Sat [{LANG Club overwhelmed an Ipoh Club XV by 22 points (two goals, three tries and a penalty) to 11 (goal, try and penalty) in a friendly rugger inatoh on the padang here today. Klang had
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        Brazil out in shock defeat
        146 12 MELBOURNE. Sat —France eliminated seeded Brazil in the shock result of the day when the second round of the Federation Cup women's lawn tennis championship was played at Kooyong here today. Prance's win makes Australia hot favourites to retain the trophy. These countries clash in
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        Middlesbrough hit for six
        39 12 LONDON, Sat. Results of English football league matches played last night were: Division Two: Cardiff 6 Middlesbrough 1. Division Three: Scunthorpe 1 Reading 1. Working 1 Bristol City 0. Division Four: Tranmere 2 Darlington 1.
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        Aces routed
        52 12 IPOH. Sat.—Turkey Pins beat Silver Aces 4-0 and Jets beat Gunners 3-1 in the Perak Turf Club Sports Club bowling mixed league matches here last night Results of other matches: Eagles beat Pin Tumblers 3-1; Cockatoos beat Globe Trotters 3-1: Phantoms beat LuckyStrikers 4-0 and Caltex Stars beat
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        PCA meeting
        19 12 PENANG, Sat. Penang Cyclists Association will hold their annual meeting at FAP Hr.use tomorrow at 8 p.m.
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        RAAF 'A' sevens champs
        64 12 PENANG, Sat. —RAAF "A" won the Penang Rugby Union's seven-a-side knockout tournament at Western Road today. They trounced Police 32-0 in the semi-final and Islanders 28-0 in the final. Results of all matches: "A" walkover RAAF "B." Police beat RAF 5-3; Islanders beat RAF (Regt) 23-0;
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        Sutton Cup goes to GHQ
        99 12 Sutton Cup goes to GHQ CINGAPORE, Sat. GHQ Farelf. towering in height and strength, became the first holders of the Sutton Cup when they beat SCC by nine points (two tries and penalty) to nil at the padang today. GHQ showed their might in every department to score a convincing
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        Newcombe and Davidson to contest final
        128 12 HOBART. Sat.— Two Australians. John Newcombe and Owen Davidson, meet in the final of the men's singles at the Tasmanian lawn tennis championships, following their semifinal wins atjninst European opponents here today. Newcombe beat the Dutch champion. Tom Okker. 3-6. 6-4. 4-6. 6-4. 6-2.
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        Kiwis beat S'gor Club 31-0
        60 12 MALACCA. Sat. The Ist Bn Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment trounced Selangor Club by 31 points (five goals, try, penalty) to nil at Terandak today. Right winger Pete Sampson played a great game. He converted five of the six tries and landed a penalty. Tries
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        Orange 140-9
        26 12 BLOEMFONTEIN, Sat. Orarge Free State had ."cored 140 fcr nine wickets Ht lunch on the second day of thp'.r match against MCC here today
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        SELANGOR FAIL WITH LAST CHANCE CORNER
        751 12  -  NORMAN SIEBEL gy KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. gINGAPORE had to live through the lastminute torment of a short corner against them before they retained the Tun Abdul Razak Cup with a 1-1 draw against Selangor at Armed Forces Stadium today to continue their reign as
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      114 11 M 1 j World War II was fought fcpji I with the most modern ra/^iBBI I weapons. Yet, there was Ik MMI-^^tiSk I one man who dared to Eyfl P*^ I capture a German strongI hold with a sword! No WM fJcffti I wonder they called him■j Read this amazing
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    ETERNAL YOUTH
    1393 13 The man who seeks the secret of and some say he's found it CEDRIC CARNE VISITS PROFESSOR PAUL NIEHANS, A MEDICAL REVOLUTIONARY n ERHAPS Shangri-la is not a legendary never-never land of eternal youth. Perhaps it is geographically located in a little Swiss town which sprawls beneath the
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    Bank in the balance
    683 14  - Bank in the balance HAROLD SOH By SINGAPORE STARTED 30 YEARS AGO BY ONE OF THE SOONG BOYS THE Bank of China in S i n gapore, whose closure is now an issue between the Central and State Governments, was established here about 30 years ago with a paid up
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    Maxwell: The man who came as a good friend
    560 14  - Maxwell: The man who came as a good friend RONALD RANSOM By MAXWELL" is a familiar name in Malaya, but one wonders how many people especially among thr younger generation know anything about one of the most faithful servants Malaya ever possessed or have read one of the best books
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    Radio Malaysia...
    374 14 Radio Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR A.M.: 6.00 Programme Summary; 6.02 Morning Melodies; 7.00 The News; 7.10 Breakfast Potpourri; 7.30 Learn A Word A Day; 7.35 Breakfast Potpourri; 8.00 The News; 8.05 Bright And Breezy; 8.59 Summary of Programmes for the Morning; 9.00 Music City; 10.00 Tell Me A Story: 10 30
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    TELLING THE WORLD
    709 15  - TELLING THE WORLD JACK 3y NEWBY Stepping up our efforts THE Mlni»t«r for Irrformotion ond Broodcasting, Inche ienu bin Abdul Rohmon (abov*), recently or>nouncad new meons to ctep up our propogondo effort. He said that Radio Malaysia *ill soon be the best in South-Eost Asia. With the completion of new
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    Blowing up a nuclear age Kiwi...
    174 15 Blowing up a nuclear age Kiwi IirASHIXGTON. Sat. V? Scimtists will purposely try to destroy a Kiwi reactor in a safety test of nuclear rocket engines. The Atomic Energy Commission says the plan is to vaporise the 1 1. i1«. u mounted reactor by bringing it to superhigh power in
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    Just like a serious operation...
    605 15 Just like a serious operation... EVERYONE knows that large numbers of British servicemen are stationed in Malaysia, assisting in the country's defence against Indonesian aggression. Everyone also knows that a high proportion of the families of these men accompany them overseas. The servicemen, their wives and children, are not the
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      268 15 POPULAR CROSSWORD I I ACBOM: 1 Spam., i i4i Vulgarity <B>. 4. Com--8 Health resott .J.. 11 Aclu- forUMl 141, •> Alts <«>, 6 Ro>4>. 12 Frequently It), ver 13), 7 Sings in .spe. 14 Concerning cloudiness <i>. i v.»y iOi. 8 Stupeiv <4> fl 16 DihheaiK. iS), 17 Wis,-
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      heads are better...
      761 16 heads are better IF you've sec roily wan led to lead a double life, don't go to the excruciating expense of hiring a double or, even worse, trying an unskilled hand at forgery. Do it the instant the safest way. Be bewigged. And in the slip of a clip, you
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      A LESSON IN THE GENTLE ART
      304 16 A LESSON IN THE GENTLE ART rO short a nrck? A heavy nose? A nonexistent chin? If your features are far from perfect, don't despair. It's tune yon learnt about the gentle art of deception. Correct halrstyling can work wonders. On the other hand. Incorrect styling vill certainly emphasise theM
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      GOOD FOR A LAUGH
      310 16 PARATROOPER who had never jumped before was getting his lastminute instructions from the sergeant, who said "Count ten and pull the first cord. If by some error that doesn't work, pull the second cord for your extra parachute. Now, when you land, remember there'll be a
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      Doctor to the famous
      857 17 they suffered from cruel diseases. For, with the passing of years, Paul Niehans found that his fresh cell therapy could indeed be used beneficially in many unlikely kinds of maladies Including. he maintained, mongoloid children, and adults with damaged bone marrow caused by radiation. The tall,
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      ASK YOUR DAD
      166 17 There's still time for parents to be asked this awkward question, so be ready by reading the answers: WHY WAS CHRISTMAS DAY ON DECEMBER 25? NO T because Christ was born on thrt day. He almost certainly was not and, indeed, in the first centuries of the
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      THE ONLY GIRL
      698 17 ANSWERS TO YOUR QUESTIONS The centre of attention-but now too much of it AS I am the only girl in the office I receive a lot of male attention. They frequently tease me and I am a good sport, but things are getting a bit too much.
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      Dear Know Alls: Songs from Japan, please
      513 17 Dear Know Alls: Songs from Japan, please DROP US A LINE. Oar address: The Know Alls, Sunday Times, Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9. No replies by post. 1 WOULD like to get in touch with a Japanese organisation that would let me borrow some Japanese song books for
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