The Straits Times, 16 April 1970

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    26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times ThR Nfitiiiiiiil Niiwsjiiiiiiir Kstd. 1845 THURSDAY. APRIL 16, 1970 15 CENTS K.D.N. 4517 M.C. (P) No. 1507
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    Viet bodies float down the Mekong
    439 1 Viet bodies float down the Mekong I)HNOM PENH, Wed. Hundreds of executed Vietnamese bodies floated down the Mekong river this morning, many oi them with their hands tied behind them. I? appeared to be the greatest mass killing yet disclosed in Cambodia. A police official at a ferry crossing, southPenh.
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    KOSYGIN PLEDGES ALL AID IN RESCUE EFFORTS
    125 1 KOSYGIN PLEDGES ALL AID IN RESCUE EFFORTS MOSCOW, Wed. A Soviet Premier Alexel Kosygin today pledged all possible Russian help to resent- the American Apollo 13 astronauts. In a mri imi<i to President Nixon, Mr. Kosyjjin said Russian* were fnlwith "concern" the fllßh' unnie of the spacecraft, according to Tiiss
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    The only success: A crash on moon
    144 1 HOUSTON. Wed One planned scientific experiment of the unlucky Apollo 13 mission was a shattering success the ■pent third stage of the ship's Saturn V rorket hurtled down to and hit the moon on schedule last nlKht Scientists said here the crash of
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    Lock icon Apollo 13: New hazards
    1218 1 Homeward bound in 'great shape' SINGAPORE, Thursday AT two o'clock this morning the three Apollo 13 astronauts were weary but "in great shape all round." For the time being arvwry, because they still face many u rr:arcis on their way home from r' tfeuffftt lunar landing
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    Lock icon 13 was an unlucky number for Apollo l3
    217 1 13 was an unlucky number for Apollo l3 HOI STOV Wed Tin Sp.u-r Ajeni-v flouted superstition tin America s third lunar landine flicht It numbered the mission "Apollo I.V .met picked flight plan filled wilh the > l.is-ic.illy unlucky number. To the crewmen .it first, at least it wis .t
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    CASH FLOW
    653 1  -  DAVID GAN: SINGAPORE. Wed. FROM UK BUDGET? By \|<)R|\ British investments miy flow into Singapore ;m<l Malaysia with Ihc lowered British bank rate announced by Premiei Harold Wilson's "Election Budget" yesterday. The Brltl.sh Government, i it: the hope of "Injecting" a moderate stimulus to it^ rising economy, reduced
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    Strike to shut 50 papers
    28 1 KARACHI. Wed. MSN than I and oth»r> umeUteid »i'h edtrk nun M st:uc for better ix«y. About Sf 1 riaiiv ny» ipupers of
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    Protest fire
    33 1 AMMAN Wfd Demunstra- ton on iteming aiisinM the visit t<> .iiirdon by Premdent Nixon* i>>p Midrllf FiiM t>n\i*rr Mr .liweph Si*ni 'iid.iv *n nr* In tht American cultural centre I fit
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    Lock icon Wanted man holds girl as hostage
    188 1 Wanted man holds girl as hostage WELLINGTON. Wed A young man armed with a shotpun tonight abducted a 17--year-old girl from her suburban home in front of her helpless parents, as a hostage against the police Th" girl, Julie Campbell, aken at gunp i conduct" by th<> man. who told
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    Miserly aid from the rich nations: Khir
    394 2 BANGKOK. Wednesday MALAYSIA'S Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, said yesterday that terms of aid from advanced countries had become so stringent that developing nations had to take the "worst end of the stick."' Speaking at the opening session of
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    A POLICE DRIVER WHO TURNED SMUGGLER
    73 2 tl MM. Wed A Polite Held Force driver. Lan ('lnmn (hu.in. XI. was yesterday finiil sliiotio or 16 months jail fur conveying I*o Ih of dutiable tobacco leaf in a police truck alone the Kaling-Kroh m.nn road last November Duty was estimated at S:i<*.3o.Y
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    Wesak gifts for orphans and aged
    91 2 Wesak gifts for orphans and aged PENANG Wed Penan* Buddhists will distribute gift* to orphanages and old peoples homes on the occa>lor. of Wei-alc i.ext month. A highlight 'it the celebrat: mv will be a CLiicirt to be Ma iced by students a; the Phor Tav Huh School. Bagan Jermal
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    Fiji may seek Spore aid to train armed forces
    129 2 Fiji may seek Spore aid to train armed forces SINGAPORE, Wed. Fiji's Chief Minister. Ratu Sir Kaminfse Mara, today, said his country would seek the assistance of the Singapore Armed Forces to strenethen the trairing proeramtnes of its own armed services after independence. Before leaving for London lor talks with
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    Immigration hush-hush project
    75 2 Immigration hush-hush project JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. A hush-hush project a long complex with narrow partitions- -for the Immigration Deparinu; going up alongside I point of the Cau.-eway here. Officials would not my «mat the ou!id:ng us for. but it U learneo th^t the bulldiiig to b4completea n^xt m nth houxe
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    Man loses arm in accident
    45 2 KUALA LUMPL'R. Wed. Labourrr MoiUUBMI bin Hus--nein. 29. accidentally crushed his hand while dumping rubbish into a M bagr truck at .lalan Naga^n Inche Mohamad s right hand »as later aniyu a;rd from below the *lbo* a: the General Hospital
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    Varsity entry results within 10 days
    213 2 Varsity entry results within 10 days I/UALA LUMPUR, Wed. All those who applied for entry to the University of Malaya will know their fate by April 25 the latest, the ViceChancellor, Prof. Ungku Aziz said today. There were over 4.000 applications for all three universities in the country and about
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    Bonded area: Minister disappointed
    101 2 Bonded area: Minister disappointed MALACCA. Wed. The lTI (.'h;.'l Minister. Dato HaJl Talib bin Karlm. today expressed disappointment that the Federal Government had not yei set up a bonded area here. "I had hoped that It be set up early this He said the economic ■tfftMt I to the Governor
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    National shipping line seeks to be FEFC member
    223 2  - National shipping line seeks to be FEFC member ANTHONY NG ■y I/UALA LUMPUR, Wed. The MalayInter national Shipping Corporation Bhd. is oelieved to have made a formal application for membership to the Far Eastern Freight Conference. Two Mnlor officials of the i.al shipping line are nuw in London for curious
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    16 more officers to cope with rush for I-cards
    165 3 16 more officers to cope with rush for I-cards L: UAI. A LUMPUR, Wed. Tin tional Reg] s tration Department has recruited 10 assistant •ion officers to with the bis rush tor identity cards and pa tlTii butch of i by the department to Improve efllThe commissioner of the ;al
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    Body found
    31 3 BfKIT MERTAJAM. Wed A body was found In the :n N:bong Tebal :be drnd man hats twen laentifled as G. Muniandy. 36. an en;;-:cvoe of the P»rJt r hospital.
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    Lock icon Appeal to U.S to join Tin Council
    430 3 'I'll AI LAND yesterday appealed to the United States to join the International Tin Council. saying that releases from the U.S. strategic stockpile created instability in tin prices. Addressing the International tin conference hrre. Mr. Vija Sethaput .said the General S<rAdminSt ration usually
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    Lock icon Malaysia in team to write non aligned charter
    250 3 Malaysia in team to write non aligned charter |\AR ES SALAAM, Wed. The nonaligned nations' conference today set up an 11-nation committee to draft political recommendations for the summit meeting planned for later this year. A conference spokesman said Algeria wa.s appointed rapporteur of the drafting committee. Other members of
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    Seaman fined $1,500
    51 3 PENANCi Wed. In< ■HU, J ip lhi.irt Pul: 22. was today lined $1,500 or i>rw year's jan for having 540 vmtctk ipi mi bourd ;li<- Ue..ma XI here on March 25. Jap said ne bought the witch*! m Slnßaporp with the intti :on ol veiling them in
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    Bank opening
    27 3 KANGAR Wed The Raia Muda of Perils. Syed Sirajudchn,.viill open a new branch of the Co-operati\e Bank of Malaysia al Jalaii Penjara here on Saturday.
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    2,500 STUDENTS AT SEX SHOW
    113 3 From TIM TREE SVDNFV. Wed. Mure than IMI students. Mimi- from M.il.tysia md Sinsvipnre. attended a festival of porimxr.iphy .it s> [Iney I niversity. It m orcanised l>> the C.impaicn for Action i-iisi en- irship. I In- priptrimnif included rniilll from banned books MM the
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    GAIR: SITUATION SERIOUS... S.E. ASIA MUST HAVE REGIONAL DEFENCE SET-UP
    508 3  - GAIR: SITUATION SERIOUS... S.E. ASIA MUST HAVE REGIONAL DEFENCE SET-UP ARTHUR RICHARDS B SINGAPORE. Wed South-east Asian countries must set up a regional defence arrangement among themselves because the political situation in this area is "serious" in the light of the Cambodian coup. This wis st.itnl today by the leader
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    Blood donors
    15 3 HMANCI Wad i'- nang Reii c. m -.\-mntrn bK'i d befflni K c
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      144 3 Some said we would never get this lawn-mower te^) off the ground! we did and "1 we call it FlymoU The double-action lawn-mower that floats as it cuts LR& <Z£SM Ste fat I fLYM it :nar> p^s- -g o- dragging Fi.-no ruts g lirre too CLtS 4500 SQ.^ '5 And
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    Motive for murder of announcer still a mystery
    202 4 Motive for murder of announcer still a mystery SINGAPORE. Wed Rediffusion announcer Kwrk Mia Chyp. 27. died a month after being fatally stabbed by a 10-strong gang as he stepped out of a Joo Chiat Road bar. a coroner heard today. Two of his rTiends. Koh Kal Sens and Tay
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    Fire destroys Cameron's popular hotel
    230 4 Fire destroys Cameron's popular hotel TANAH KATA. Wednesday THK Cameron Highlands Hotel familiar to tourists 'he world over was virtually gutted l>v tiie hist night. All that remains is the two-storey addition to the old 200-yard-long buildlnc overlooking the golf couw The old building, renovated 10 years ago. W turned
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    Bursaries
    24 4 SINGAPORE \\>d Appll--0! bi.i.sarirv- >,f $120 each, awaicrd by the Pay* Lrbai iutuX MiMUIUUVI committee. ait open nil Uic did ol tiie I
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    Little boy thief in $30,000 antiques raid
    179 4  - Little boy thief in $30,000 antiques raid N.G. KUTTY: SINGAPORE. Wed. By The missing grille (arrowed) A SMALL Ik)\ is A believed i<> \ui\e helped in the $M. (KM) burglary at lawyer T.W. Ong's home in Bnk i t Timah Road e;ulv yesterday morning. Mr. Ong lost 13 porcelain antique
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    Not in factory during double slaying: Chan
    112 4 SINGAPORE. W>d The "doublf murder trial of Kee Ah Tee, 19. and Lie» Kirn Si. ing. 20. continued in the High Court today with key prosecution witness Chan Ah Lry being crossexamined the whole day by Kee'g counsel. Mr Preddy Yin Ec Kheng
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    Extortion denied
    34 4 SINGAPORE \\>d Tin men drmed in court u>o« they exiorU'd $360 Iran pork. MUcr Tan Kww Tton| 54. at Rpdnill market pestt Chia Moon Hun laid Yew Lam v.rrr remanded till Monday
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    Boy missing after school term report
    103 4 Boy missing after school term report SIM.APOKI Ukl An(ln < hinrsp Srhool 1 ml ill S( I m; Sionc .tbo\r i didn't ti»mr hiimr on thr (I ;iv i- srhool issurd !i (ir>l -ii-mi report rardv lint Mas six days ago, I and h»- has not hem mth Mil, I
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    Asian women
    21 4 HKOAPOM. W>d Mm Oiana (lif* DM bf*n flrrtrd I president oj the Pan Pacific «nd •s.^i A.«ia Women's Asso-
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    DECISION DAY FOR CAPTURED PIGEONS
    82 4 DECISION DAY FOR CAPTURED PIGEONS SINGAPORE, Wed tured" Empress i gpoti.> will bo d week, the Directoi Primary Product mnit. Dr Cheng I said today Only a few are srtl! at large Survivors of thp Pi Place bird-catching paign. which bega month. Wi re out i -i.ri.iv because But even
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    Patient wins $28,000
    500 5  -  T. F. HWANG: award against sinseh for loss of arm By SINGAPORE, Wednesday I Court told of 3-day neglect J^ SINSEH, sued for professional negligence In his patient, \\;is ordered today to pay *2<s.()7(i damages and costs by Mr. Justice Choor Singh in the High Court The
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    Lured here into prostitution says woman of 23
    281 5  - Lured here into prostitution says woman of 23 BEN DAVIDSON B, SINGAPORE. Wed. A young Indonesian woman barter trader. Soyatin luiiti- Ahmad, told a court touay ihat she was lured into Singapore by the promise of an amah's job. but was forced into prostitution when she arrived. She was giving
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      291 5 TODAY'S DRAW NO; SQiin (16-4-7O) to be held TODAY at the Singapore Wonderland Amusement Park. Kallang Park, at 7.45 p.m. IST GROUP: $*****00 TO WINNERS WITH 5 NUMBERS CORRECT •T4 I P l|! t^B/^^^N VUUtI i sis iL j/'^^iUjmiJi^K V 4 -J/f AM TOTO BoolKs ond Aqcnto will be open
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      283 5 Straits Times Crossword V 3 w/P m^ WK* IT'~~b*V*l ACBOM 8. Study you begin to r*)«et (4) h»u^t slow, lac *ttfe iMttar U. Joy to hold a wild n*%l for rr»n»tpment 181. trie driver ilO). S l mrirmUM 1». Do Mary posh feMM tm U. oSe to awnd »»r«.t (7).
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    Two men who can help police
    141 6 Two men who can help police SINGAPORE, We*. Police are looking for two men they believe may be able to help in their inveslications into the murder of a towkay's son last October. The Imo are Tan Tons Mnu alias Ilylam Kia. 24. of 37-K .1.i1.m H»i Yoh; and Bay
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    1,404 new cars
    28 6 SINGAPORE Wed There were lS:i.2J:' c«r^ In Singap^r* t the md of Match an increase of 1 025 o\rr Frbruary. New MR totalled 1 404
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    Arms ship rises a second time but jinx sends her back to seabed
    385 6  -  LEE SU SAN By (SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore's jinx ship— a British Army ammunition lighter sunk in ;i Japanese bombing raid in 1!)42 is still living up to her reputation. Today, during a second attempt to raise her
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    18 months jail for taking $40 bribe
    106 6 18 months jail for taking $40 bribe SINGAPOF^:. Wed. Immigratinr "•■if- fln bin Dollab. 22. w ed for 18 month- today for I accrptnig a $40 bribe to i endorse eight pa Illegally at checkpoint. The char that I ho "corrupt ly agreed" to 1 accept travel docu from Ahad
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    N-SERVICEMAN CAUGHT WITH GANJA GETS 60 DAYS
    259 6  -  YAP CHENG TONG B> SINGAPORE. W« OINGAPORE'S young national servicemen, most of whom come from good homes, must be protected from exposure to drugs. ThS was stated tod »y by Maior Tan Hup Seng president of a court martial In which national serviceman
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      120 6 ii \hittr tiff 1/ **l»l» -<^FASTBUCKI_Ey J 1 VWMAT'S TH' HAPPV r—-^ VOuSEA VO'SEE?-AH HAINT JMR-McGOOM WIS ,X I V.BABY THIS^ ME// Lb .^^V^^^^N 1 BHB^B^L^F^*^_ V^Bfc^ f v |'.r. Hantlin fIF \*t STICK AROUND HERE, MOT I*-" GUZ L I BUT NOBOCTVIi. GO NFAR RI3HT/ RUT HOW ~**->e-*7 J
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    A 60 pc drop in road mishaps
    232 7 A 60 pc drop in road mishaps SINGAPORE. Wed.— The 17-day pedestrian safety c;impalgn, which ended today may be responsible for a 60 per cent drop In road accidents. The chairman of the National Safety First Council. Mr. Miiton fan. told a preM conference today: "Wa are not ruling out
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    New MP leaves on US tour
    12 7 new D Is nn c TLsuitatlon.
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    Union 'yes'
    29 7 FINGAPORF. The majority of the lfifi employees Of the Oa.«is Theatre Re.stauran' and Cih.in-t Enterprises have voted t.' n*> represented by the irlnki and Allied Workers' tJnlnn.
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    No pay-cuts for employees doing N-service: Bosses
    246 7 No pay-cuts for employees doing N-service: Bosses OINC-APORE, Wed. Singapore employers today denied a suggestion by the Defence Minister, Mr. Llm Kirn San, that national servicemen were threatened with pay-cuts when recalled for training. ia\ Ministry of Interior and 1 Defence spokesman said: "There Is nothing on record to show
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    Accident toll
    11 7 SINGAPORE. Wed Ther« were 59 accident*, fix fcerlou*. yesterday.
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    lingapore must set her targets even higher, says Dr. Chiang
    144 7 crvnAPORE. which now v^ enjoys one of the hlghe.u 'standards of liv must set her even higher for thr ful The People's A Party candidate for the Ulu Pandan by-election. Dr. Chiang Hal Ding, 32. said this at a rally
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    Ballerina wife's 'Well done' to honours graduate
    121 7 MELBOURNE. Wed. A happy moment for young Singaporean Mr. Daniel Teo Tong How who obtained first-class honours in building science at the University of Melbourne recently. There to congratulate him after the graduation was his wife (see left), formerly Miss (■oh Soo Kirn.
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    Study of lead-free petrol speeds up
    397 7  - Study of lead-free petrol speeds up SCH TIANQ KENG IVWARDS A CLEAS AND GREEN SINGAPORE l" SINGAPORE, Tuesday \f<>TOH and oil firms here today confirmed that their head oftices were "accelerating research efforts** to produce lead free petrol. Lead-free petrol is expected to minimise air pollution by motor vehicles. I>ead
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    Co-operation in 3 ways
    54 7 SINGAPORE. Wed Th« Political Secretary to the Mi: i>trv of Education. Inche Mohamed Ghazall Ismail, today said Pii-Espore and Japan could work harmoniously together not only In Industry and trade, but also lr. edvration. Inchc- Ghazall was opening the new secondary section of the Japanese School
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    4-hour closing
    37 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Tnr.lt Road C'l«menrpau Avrnup Orchard Road and Rlv^r \.ilirr Road will bf rinsed to traffic on Friday from fi 30 pm p.m when the Vienna Bovg Choir 1< performlnß at the National Theatre.
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    Sound of sitar
    19 7 SINI'iM'ORE Wed Kavt Bhankar. India's citir vrtuoso, will play tt the Nauuoai Thas* on April M.
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      223 7 NdKE IMI 1 1 l tg^Siiiiil it's marvelbus the difference Milo makes Champions choose Milo to give them vigorous health and boundless energy. To restore and sustain the stamina they need to compete in the most gruelling tests of strength, skill and speed. So give your family champion treatment give
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  • The Straits Times Thursday, April 16, 1970
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      CLOSE RUN THING
      454 8 With fingers crossed Ifaa world reads of Lovell and his Apollo crew, liaise and Swigert, fighting to avoid disaster in space. The superstitious may have an explanation for what went wrong with the Apollo 13 mission on the 13th day of April. But it will baffle space
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      BALANCING ACT
      371 8 Britain's fhsinftlloi "i the Exchequer has shown di xtenty in balancing hi.s budgetary proposals. In a year in which Britain ii almost certain to go to the polls, political considerations had to have their place, but without party outweighing the national interest Mr. Roy Jenkim was under strong
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      KEENER COMPETITION
      222 8 There was a time when University of Malaya could take in most, if not all, those who had the requisite qualifications. But now even with two additional universitios, the University of Penang and the National University, only about half the number of applicants will find places in the
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      Tests can't replace good teaching
      176 8 COME well-meaning but ignorant teachers who 13 appear to be tinkering with "innovations", in their misguided efforts to produce "geniuses", are, in fact, creating many dismal failures. In one pre-unlverrity class only five students passrd their first terms examination because the queit:oni *et were so
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      THE DANGER IN KILLING INCENTIVE
      148 8 A LOT has been said about the recent Ferris Report. No doubt the author meant well and has a lot of experience and knowledge in trading ol stock! and shares. As a layman, I do not know what the fuss i.s all about. The share
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      116 8 IS there any possibility of devising new rules for forming the plural In Bahasa Malaysia? The duplication rule makes reading exceptionally heavy. Anyone could record and playback the two versions of the following short title to find out the difference for hlmseH: I Tambahan No
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    Anti-diptheria injections
    311 8 1 REFER to the letter by "Parent" i ST. Mach 30> and w;>h to pour out th tt> Under the Diphtheria lmmuni.-.iti<.n Ordinance wh.ch came Into force In It are re-ir.-'-ri'r! to Immunise their cut diphtheria before the age oi one year. They are advised Of 'h:> requirement
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    NIGERIA KEEPS ITS ARMY ON SHOW
    871 8  -  AKINOLA ROTIBI By LAGOS VIGERIA IS spend**lng about M 55.600-.-000 a day on its Army, according to well-in-formed sources, and its strength is put at between 200.000 and 250.000 men. What is Its future, now that It has emerged from the civil war the
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    The jaywalking menace
    815 8  - The jaywalking menace WILLIAM CAMPBELL Stiff penalties to be included in new laws By SINGAPORE LAWS to bar jaywalking on Singapore roads are unlikely to be introduced in a hurry. Despite mounting pressure from road safety authorities for punitive measures against jaywalkers, the Government is expected to proceed slowly so
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      Lock icon Phantoms offer to Australia
      169 9 WASHINGTON. Wed. TT The United States has offered Australia up to 24 Phantom jet fighter-bomb-i r., while pioblems with the trouble-prone F-UIC aircraft are worked out. The Phantoms, F-4E. widely-used in the Vietnam war, will be provided on leas;- or other relmbursab.e basts while technical and
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      Lock icon Reds kidnap girl on wedding day
      122 9 Reds kidnap girl on wedding day I|ONQ KONG, Wed. A Chinese girl, who was supposed to be married yesterday afternoon, has been abducted by Chinese communists in the bordpr town of Shatankok. newspapers repori papen said the 25- grabbed by thrpo men who rro.-sed Into the Hong of rh« borrter.
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      DISCREET BID TO ATTRACT AMERICAN, FRENCH CAPITAL
      209 9 DISCREET BID TO ATTRACT AMERICAN, FRENCH CAPITAL BARIS, Wed. Cambodia's new regime has discreetly invited American and French banks to establish facilities In Phnom Penh, informed bankine sources said yesterday. The reaction of the banks was described as h:nhiy cautious. Expectations were that they would not make a. decision until
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      Americans find 25-year old Liberator wreck
      442 9 Americans find 25-year old Liberator wreck MOUNT BATU, Wed.— A Joint AmericanIndonesian military expedition hacked through Jungles and toiled over moss-slick mountains for six days to reach the wreckage of a World War II bomber atop this uncharted mountain in the Celebes. The B-24 consolidated Liberator carried 10 men from
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      US airmen's death mystery
      311 9 TWO BODIES DISCOVERED IN GRAVE q^llE bodirs <»i two U.S. airmen, their hands tied behind their backs, were discovered in a shallow grave in the foothills north of the Clark Air Base military reserMttion, the Air Force announced yesterday. 'nmnvinist Huks arc known to operate in
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      Mary Jo: Judge blocks transcript release
      99 9 Mary Jo: Judge blocks transcript release UOSTON. Wed. A Kedrral Court judge ;e*terriay issued an order temporarily blocking the relrxse of the transcript of the secret inquest on Mary Jo Koprchnr. The Ml.Vpacr document uas to have been madr axailable today to Press and radio at I'SS7S a <iipy. It
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      Wilson 'no' to entry talks
      94 9 Wilson 'no' to entry talks I ONFXJN. Wed. Prim* Minister Harold Wilson yesterday rejected the idea of a special conference of Commonwealth leader* to discuss the plight of Eart African A.sians waiting to emigrate to Britain because of Afrlcanisation policies. Reals! in g pressure In Parliament to relax British entry
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      Lock icon Lon Nol is now ready to accept outside help
      392 9 Lon Nol is now ready to accept outside help 'APPEAL FOR AID WITHIN THE POLICY OF NEUTRALISM' PHNOM PENH. Wednesday pRIME Minister Lon Nol said in a nationwide speech last night Cambodia was prepared to accept all outside help from wherever it might come to defend the country. Speaking on
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      Lock icon NZ $50,000 loss
      32 9 Sant (B Kor<-a>. —A Kronzbox holding about NZt 5f nnn hug disappeared from a •h:r. the Empire Star, whlrh ooseri to have brought It from Liondon, polle« ree Reuter.
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      Lock icon Viet troops moving in within striking range of allied positions
      344 10 Viet troops moving in within striking range of allied positions VORTH Vietnam 1 troops are moving to within striking range of several allied positions in the north ernmoct Ist Corps a Th<?y are in motion at a time when uinouneement is awaited that more US. troops will be withdrawn lrom
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      Lock icon Massacre hearing
      62 10 ATLANTA. Wed. The US. Army ye.-erday opened a hearing to decide whether to court martial Capt. Ernes) Medina on a charge of overall responsibility for •he massacre uf at least 175 S*;uth Vietnamese civilians in My Lai. He appeared for two hours before Col. James Mobley a: I-urt
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      Lock icon AUSSIE TROOPS CUT IN VIETNAM IF...
      103 10 LMNGKOK, Wed.— The Australian External Affairs Minister. Mr. William MrMahon. li.isaid his country would withdraw some troops from Vietnam if President Nixon ordered a further substantial troops cutback in .south Vietnam. But Mr. Mc.Mahon said last night he would not M] anything about numiier
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      Lock icon Sickness wave recedes in the Kremlin
      320 10 Sickness wave recedes in the Kremlin MOSCOW, Wednesday THE Kremlin sickness wave, cause of much speculation about imminent changes in the Soviet leadership, appears to be receding. President Nikolai Podgorny, apparently recovered from a cold which caused him to cancel an official visit to Japan last week, made his first
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      193 10 SOVIETS PLAN EXTENSIVE NAVAL EXERCISES MOSCOW. Wed. Karflune Soviet naval e*erci.srs. thi> month and next will take place in thr Mediterranean. Black and Baltir Seas. ;N well as the Atlantic and I'm lie iicrans An nflii Ul announcement mrnlionrri only the two major MNUM .is the scrnr of thr nrtn-n
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      Russian captain held on sea pollution charge
      303 10 Russian captain held on sea pollution charge ■■.■i.;;f»«;c;ij;i»:i]j ANCHORAGE (Alasktt). Wed. A Soviet tanker captain was charged here with dumping oil in the Gull of -Alaska near Kodlak Island. A U.S. Coast Guard spokesman said Capt. V. C. Sherstobltof, master of the Vladh ed tanker Ifovyr, v. i> arrested alxiard
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      Lock icon Flexibility needed for peace with Israel, Nasser told
      305 10 i'ii»;»:"-#?*-i H AMERICAN ftirtilli Secretary of State Joseph Slsco. whd has wound -jp three days of talks here. Is reported to have told President Nasser that ER.vpt must take a more flexible stand If It Is to achieve any kind of peace
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      Nixon's third choice for court post
      173 10 PRESIDENT Nixon yesterday nominated a 61--year-old Judge from America's mid-west for the Supreme Court that the Senate denied his two previous choice both conservatives from the south. President Nixon's third choice la Judge Harry Biackmun from Minnesota. At this stage, it seems unlikely that
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      25 11 DR. Thomas Paine. Nasa administrator, talking to President Nixon from the Space Centre about the Apollo explosion. The President called him twice during the night.
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      The face of a man who knows what it means...
      32 11 The face of a man who knows what it means... \LD Clayton, chief of the astronaut corps, listening to earth-to- Apollo radio at mission v the drama unfolds He knows the risks.
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      Lock icon Moon without any fear
      106 11 I STON, \Vr«i 11 —Man will k<> nn exploring the moon, despite a setback to the space pro.nmmf caused by the Apollo 13 emergency. National Spare tfeacf Ariministrator |)r Thenuu Paine MM last nieht "There is n<> ijuestion at all that we have had setback In
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      Gunman gives up with hostages after 20 hour siege
      167 11 Gunman gives up with hostages after 20 hour siege IXJWNVILLE, England, Wed A de i gunman who held captive *.iman and four cnildren ti D hll >wn lor 2u hours red to police persuaI rday and gave A up. iwnvllle, a quiet Tills north nd, ended when am Atklt; ••d
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      Two million off the tax rolls
      674 11 TWO million Britons move happily oil the income tax rolls today after a boomyear budget that left experts guesting about the date of the next election. Chancellor ol the Exchequer Mr. Roy Jenkins. !lrst .socialist Finance j) '.ixes In 21 years, let 800,000 workIng
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      Apollo 13 failure gives US space plan a $400 mil jolt
      627 11 Apollo 13 failure gives US space plan a $400 mil jolt yHE failure of Apollo 13, and the cancellation of ambitious experiments planned for man's third landing on the moon, means a serious financial setback for the American space programme. Despite its recently slashed budget, the National Aeronautics and Space
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      888 12 STATE UF liliiMi VACANCIKS FOR CHIF.F TECHNICAL ASSISTANTS (Two Posts) Applications are Invited from suitably qualified candidates for the posts of Chief Technical Assistants In the Public Works Department, Brunei. AGE: 35 to SS QUALIFICATIONS: Diploma In Civil Engineering of the Te<hnl-al College, Kuala Lumpur, or an equivalent qualification from
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      629 12 MAJLIS PERBANDARAN KOTA MFXAKA (MINK IPAL COINCIL OF THE TOWN AND FORT OF MALACCA) Appointment nf Municipal Water Knginerr j The Municipal Council lnvltea applications for the appointment ot Municipal Water Engineer from locally domiciled persons. Candidates must be Corporate Members of the Institution of Civil Engineers or hold an
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      609 12 LEADING AMERICAN BANK seeks experienced business development officer for senior monog»m«nt position. QUALIFICATIONS 1. Singapore or Molayslon cltiren. 2. University graduate with a good academle mcord. 3. Preferably, oge 28-35 with at least two yean' monogenol experience In the business development or credit fields with a sizeable financial Institution. Success
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    Big firms 'mean' in response to Gurkha Fund
    349 13 Big firms 'mean' in response to Gurkha Fund SINGAPORE, Wed. As in Malaysia, bi e businew firms in Singapore have been "horribly mean" in their r«\spnn«.r to the Gurkha Fund. The fund, started at the beginning of the year by the British Army, is to assist the brave warriors from
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    Malaysian car tax dodgers negligible, say S'pore dealers
    198 13 Malaysian car tax dodgers negligible, say S'pore dealers SINGAPORE. Wed. Car dealers here today said the number of car tax dodgers was "so negligible" it could hardly be .^ald their firms benefitted In any way from the increased Malaysian car taxes. They were commenting on what a Johore Bahru traffic
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    FAKE PILLS? TRY THE DESSOLVING TEST, SAY POLICE
    236 13  - FAKE PILLS? TRY THE DESSOLVING TEST, SAY POLICE RUDY BELTRAN By ITUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Selangor police got a big headache today a.s they looked for bogus pain killers in and around the town. They found that racketeers had penetrated so deep into the market that it wa s difficult for
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    Lock icon Malaysian Navy to form commando unit soon
    162 13 Malaysian Navy to form commando unit soon I/OTA KINABALU. Wed.— The Royal Malaysian Navy plans to form a commando unit soon under its expansion programme, the Chief of Naval Staff. Commodore K. Thanabalasingam. said here today. Commodore Thanabalaslngam. who is on a tour of East Malaysia, said that plans for
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    23 13 KANOAR Wed MartM detailed •rawlcr for nshtna in offImut water* Ht Pu 1 BUJ ng n«-ar I ;inKk.<wi Rl IU-man ned.
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    PP: We have no love for strikes
    267 13 J^fIALAYSIAN workers have do fancy for strikes or go-slows, the general secretary of the National Union of Plantation Workers, Mr. P. P. Narayanan, said today. This was because a majority of them had become awart through 24 years of trade union education, of
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    17 13 KIWI A LUMPUR, w<l A $3 500 welding n. Sin. 31. was n .-> here ye*-
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    All border residents must carry I-cards
    87 13 TANAH RATA. Wed Stens arr to br t.ik< n to ensure that wonle livine in the -Thai border arras carry their identity cards with them ftlwmva. This decision was taken a 1 a nu ctine of the Malav.smn Border On. i Committee here today,
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    MAGICIAN'S BET TO DRIVE BLINDFOLDED ACCEPTED
    163 13 MAGICIAN'S BET TO DRIVE BLINDFOLDED ACCEPTED CINGAPORE. Wed. A challenge by Hollywood matJohn Calvert with a $46,000 limousine as stake has been accepted. The challenge made ;n Kuala Lumpur three d^ys ago— driving blind-folded over an obstacle-strewn cour.se on open ground. The acceptor. Siri Per»-ra, who deacrttx ti himself as
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    45 13 KOI A KIN A BAM.'. Tues The Hatuh BrfU..n Bal. I hold a sfminur here in August to tii&cuss the drHatMMt M.i...y-.a and 1 br.tiK abuul 1U v.Hirr u&e in Zulki!li h.n Atxij. Ham.d. I the approval to hold the seminar— B<rn»n.a
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      262 13 On your TV and Radio TV MALAYSIA PBOGKAMME ONL: Kuala I.umpur, I'rnang channel 5; Ipoh. MaIMH B; J»h»re Hahru J; laipinf 4; lUtu l'alial Kluang 3 ftn M an dancis; uu i es and Placm —Hrn Aaiaa .»:ac ol l^anbu.; 348 439 Tne Ad- Homo. I-., v School. 530 Science
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      Pretty fakes do have their drawbacks
      475 14  -  Valeen Marriott by Till HI. used to be a rallivi cruel hiilc joke: "How did you know Hint girl had s glass eye?* 1 Answer: 'It came <>ul in the oonver s;ition." It is unlikely th:it such a thing i really happened, but the
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      BEAUTY OF FACE WITH BIG, ROUND EYES
      185 14 YOU have got to look starry-eyed if you want to follow the new look in beauty. With the emphasis on natural make-up, eyes have lost the impact of being flashy. Now eyes have to be made up to look, big, round and limpid.
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      CASUAL SIMPLICITY FOR DAYTIME STYLES
      214 14 WHKN It comes to wearing a pretty dress for the day. It Is important to choose your style carefully. olour and patterns must combine to present a picture of casual simplicity. Take a look at the fashion pictured above. Model Vefgy Lee shows off a
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      104 14 MAKY QUANT, the British fashion designer who put the mmi -skirt on the map. showed no signs of abandoning her invention when she unveiled her new collection earlier this week, says a report from London. Mini-skirts were th*>r»>l» abundance, but so were mldls, maxt* mmi
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      316 14 i radiantly lovely skin la b<aut> Utet you A. can so easily achieve through the natural, complexion beautifying properties of special Caribbean beauty lemons. Today, scientists have racted and adapted the pure Juice of th!s lemon to produce a remarkably effective skin :reshener that
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      795 16 ADAM COURT EDUCATIONAL CENTRE To avoid misunderstanding; with previous announcement* which were made without the consent of the Partom of the School, this is to advise all parents and persons having dealings with the School that the undersigned and Patricia Bessie Qott have full authority to represent the School and
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    51 17 RING 125E2 SALON Ii- i.r.nde ble"m" POr we" > s"'** V ct profrea coaaultattoa tluily 't a.m. to 7 THE IHEATRB CLUB. At the reyueat ano-ged in the cormtt prodiKtJoa "3 1 Bhow ir.lnint meetInu called 'or lliii,s.i., v o April haa heen i»..»rn.'ned to a date to be
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    17 17 IN EVER LOVING BM ian "f sttal, 16.4 I but alwaya reBlembered by her la:
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      357 17 Business opportunities Ir. Itnl. al anil Manavtrmeul ,-xiierienie in liopi.al \gi m tillnrr Auioll'islness l.vr.st... k 11.. c Pi. ion fni.-v.liw Maikettnu Initial \.|i..iion.l ami II |1. ullur.' I s 1 in with multi-nitiona i. Mitaat* I t,t I>H< llox 47r, Wanted to purchase T.V WANTEO: limit to l,uv am
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      1022 18 .MALAYAN RLBBKR FIND BOARD POSTGRADUATE STIDKNTSIIIFS The Malayan Rubber Fund Board Is offering Postgraduate Stu-dent-hip* for Malaysian CtUseni who hold good Second Class Honours Degrees from the University Of MuliiNa or dther lecognised Inslltutloii in Chemistry or P :aduate work at DlllMlaWai overseas leadIng to a Masters or PhD degree
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      545 18 THK KUALA SIDIM RIBBKK COMPANY BKRHAD (Incorporated In Malaysia) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 57ih Annual Oeneial Meeting of Stockholders will l>t held at the Registered Office of HitCompany. No. 52 Jalan Ampanß. Kuala Lumpur on Thursday 14lh May 1970 at 3.00 p.m. MaMaM 1 1. Tr> re<eive the
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      437 18 PEGAWAI2 PELAJARAN ANGKATAN TENTERA MALAYSIA i _j Pemohon2 ada-lah rii-pelawal tintok b^rkhidmat sebagal Prcawai2 Pelajaran Tauliah Jangka Pcndek dalam Anpkatan Tentera Malays-la. KFJ.I LI SAN AKADEMI Pemohon2 mestl-lah mpmpunyai salah §atu dari kelulusan saperti berikut: a. Ijazah dalam Juru.san sains i Fizik dan Ilmu Hlsab> b Diploma Maktab Teknik iKejurut^raan
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      Wheelock Marden's rights issue
      328 19 PULL details are out L now regarding the rights issue from Wheelock Mar d c n (Hongkong). First details of the issue were briefly reported on this page yesterday. The company is to raise additional capital by way of a rights issue of new shares to
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      CLOSING PRICES
      764 19 DID AND OFFER PRICES OI FI CIALLY LISTEO AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINCAPORE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRAINDUSTRIALS B S. t+ ACHA 2.0» 2.12.t)l .08) IT. 1.77 (+.01) Allied Choc Ib 4 2'icc. Ben 1 M 1. 11 +.131 Borneo 1.74 177 (+.06) Bouatead 2.11
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      BUSINESS DONE
      868 19 'I BINEM I.N \M> KLPOKILIi TO THE Sl\<..\rOßl Wli KI'ALA LI'MPI'R TKADINT. ROOMS OF THE ST<)< K EXCHANGE UMIKDVY WITH THE XI MBEK OF SHARES TRADEII SHOWN IN BRACK! 1^ IN LOTS OF l.niin t\ll^OTHERWISE SPE< IFIED. (1) 13.10 M Alcan 111 II 51. 76. (1) SI r
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      Straits Times INDICES
      37 19 Straits Times INDICES Apr. 14 Apr. 15 InduMrials: Itl.xi; 144.K1 fHutels: 75.L': 74.29 Properties: 121.64 122.37 t Tin*: 9257 92.66 rubbers: 115.39 115.39 lin-. :<u, 1966 IOU. 1 lire 3i. i»«« inn t Dec. 29, 1962 IHO.
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      Market still very dull
      246 19 THERE was a further withdrawal of operators resulting in lethargic conditions ruling in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Business was conducted mainly on the ready board and was of a routine nature. Prite movements were very narrow around overnight levels. Delayed dealing> slackened
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      South Pacific at full production
      567 19 South Pacific at full production rdoes the new issue market good to see a newcomer keep its prospectus promises and show signs of sufficient growth to meet Its forecasts. This is where South Pacific Textile Industries scores. Admittedly when the prospectus was presented to prospective investors the group had just
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      News in brief
      243 19 PETALLNG Tin chairman Mr. J. D. Helling, said in his annual statement that although tin's immediate future might seem uncertain, because of the uncertain speculative nature of the marker, the lonn term trends were more promising. IncreasTr.K use of tin and world demand lor the metal were
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      Ships in local ports
      240 19 'I'MI PORT or- siNGAPORt -v 1 THORITT ANNOUNCED IHI MENU tom APRIL Ik OUT: FMHfH < MMH inti<.,n ftwtfl R 'i Iraoaaddi id 11 i. i un.< Marina 21 Eaat. Crlora 1.1 IK 29 .M) Pro.nfihm. V, S4 N'Plunr r.«Mi-i 40 41 I. it. .Him Mam
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      Unit trust dividend
      119 19 IrHTT Holders in The 'Savings Fund are to receive an income distribution, of $3 28 gross for every 100 units held. This was announced yesterday by Mr Andrew Tan Tye Khim, manager of Singapore Unit Trusts, managers of the Fund. Mr Tan said this payment will bring
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      GAZETTED PRICES
      79 19 THr Milatiiin Minister of A Finance has flxrd these rate* for calculating ru-i..in» dutie* for the period from Apr. 16 to Apr. 21. Rubber :,:< cenU a Ib. Cupra $:»hH a ton Palm Oil S6lB a ton Palm Kernel* 5405.5U a ton The rates of duties payable are:
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        Pi to concentrate on export tax bill
        437 19 THE Philippine Senate has temporarily shelved discussions on a minimum wage bill to concentrate on an export tax measure. Senate leader Arturo Tolentino said that the passage of the export tax bill was more urgent as It would affect the prlo I of
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        London stocks
        326 19 IAJNDON. We<. li.f market opei.'ed firm. h>UowtD| the U.K.' Budget, but later rame back on profit -UkuiK »nd lack of fnilnw :..i;i..ii Tmu'.v iiiarx in m,l\ U2 up »t 397.8. after an Initial gain <>: Equities generally last or levers- j BuildiiiKs \»ere firm, bi.t off the: tap
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        RUBBER
        49 19 M W'd. Spot MM, Ma» 20 i.i. hCM 2Ud luiv '.M I 111 cvi !>«■ 211 d.. Jan M»r. H Id.. Apr l»n» 11-11 IM ,n. \l if K 1 l».l Apr Jun» 22-1 IM. July' K.pf. tiki., .-.lf Apr. 20-.% lid Mny 211-7 IM.. Jiint- 2l)|d Tonf Idlf.
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        TIN
        30 19 i S(«.I t.nyrrii fI(M)2 tffi. a»!l»ra n«f)4 H), romard huyara flRI^ I If), Mtfcafl £1118 I4£»i. »i-til»m»nt fiBOO i nt. Turnovar am. 740 tooa. p.m. 240 tooa. Tona: rirmtr.
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        Australian stocks
        349 19 MELBOURNE. Wrd ]tf ININO shHrfs turned upward* lf nn th* Melbourne Stock Exchange ti>dn\ After a firm opemnit a slight drift enveloped, but most issues were sun uhead at the eIM Oils looked a little better and industrials recovered part of yesterday's losses PoM-iilnn Mas pushed above th»
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        Overseas Markets
        67 19 now JONES: 780 srj (Tuesday*. 785.90 (Monday), 791.64 iweek ago i lONDON DOLLAR PREMHM: 29 to !9'j per cent (Tuesday), 27' j to 28 per cent (Monday). FINANCIAL TIMES: Tins: 66.99 (Tuesday), 66.96 (Monday). 64.22 meek ago); Robbers: ***** (Tuesday). 144 70 (Monday), 143 71 (week ago); Oils:
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        Exchange rates
        41 19 TMt AHMiitm oi aanns m Maiar-tla-Sinaapor» mfl.lr- rh«M chanotia nh« following rata* arc quoted m mi •tlllnt TT or OO raaavi O«i.t»cn. Ml'>l SK4 H. 10 Holland Gu.lrl»r. sh on •> iv.vi Praam i kranar W, r> .(> ami l»H»t Kroner
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        Hong Kong rates
        26 19 Knna T—tirSa tha U.« dollar ■•<% is o**7S tor T.T. and ,t ca»H. •Itrlin* >*«« .iuoi»>i at 14.49 and on. ta«i of aola al 256.25.
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        Tin price over $700 level
        241 19 Tin price over $700 level rpHE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday went above the $700 mark for the first time since January 19 The price was declared at 5701.124. up $6 12«> on Tuesday on an offering estimated up 15 tons to 310 tons and followed a rise of
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        CLOSING PRICES
        25 19 April 15. RIRBKR: 59' i cents (down one-eighth of a cent). TIN: $701.12"i (up $6.12' i). Estimated offering 310 tons (up 15 tons).
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        Rubber hits 60 cents
        255 19 Rubber hits 60 cents rtE Rubber Market yesterday ruled steadier on Improved London advices and touched 60 cents for thf current month. Conditions were again rather thin Some Interest was noted for forwards up to the end of the year but physicals were ignored. The morning session finished very quiet.
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        77 19 /■MlNfsf PP.ODUCI mCN«NOI, SINCAPORI. NOON (LOIIHS Coconut oil: hulk IS* fwilaea. Copra Mnafl <f ■> n Inoaa Mar./ v \".6 n Pt»p«r: t# SI 40 «»llara. whlta 1 «r-*fal hln. k Sir^ "ll'r» aarbl>rl 11-r, i a qft% M\\ »ST» s «fll»r« (100*4 Nl > CoHh: AP to
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        Palm oil
        28 19 In London on Tuesday the prjra of Malayan 5 per cent June July c.l.f. UK. was quoted at £11! per ton aellera July was £109 paid.
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      Drivers back GP track
      437 20  -  JOE DORAI By TEADINC; Australian and New 1 Zealand drivers have told the Ministry of Social Affairs to improve the Upper Thomson Road circuit instead of building a permanent track elsewhere to MfC the Singapore (irand Prix. They gave their "frank opinions" at a recent meeting
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      Toto Green champs
      95 20 rporo oheen ntatmi Hrn women's title In the Ba.-ket-ball Awn latun; of ■ogaMn'l annual championships by beatIng Shaw Brother Timber Company 80-28 on Tuesday msht Runners-up are Toto Red. the second tenm Fur eOMk V. Temkov. who lravex for Bulgaria soon, it Ml a good farewell present
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      Comeback bid by Pirates
      280 20  -  PETERS PHILLIP By PIRATES, the 1967 and 1968 Softball champions who were forced out of the game last year because most of their top players were absorbed by national service, will make a comeback this season. The man. whom the K> (>- -pel Harbour Pirate^ hope
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      PLAYERS AIM TO REGAIN PRESTIGE
      160 20  - PLAYERS AIM TO REGAIN PRESTIGE G. ROBERT. By SIMiAPOKK badminton players. Mho received a 7-2 Ilr.li 1 11- by New Zealand in thi I hi <iv. i- Cup I.m t year, aim to recover lost prestise when they meet again in a friendly international match at < •inllrni.tnl Road on
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      S'pore face D-day today
      292 20  - S'pore face D-day today ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE'S fate In the Malaysian Hockey Federation's Uiider-23 tournament will be known this morning when they meet Malacca in the opening 7 o'clock j match at the Malayan Teachers College ground. Johore Bahru. Malacca are reigning Joint champions ■with Belangor and have always
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      Thai ball
      51 20 SINGAPORE Amateur Sepafc Takraw Ai-sociatioi. na\e decided to use the Thai takraw baU In future compet.The secretary Ir.che Daud Sirun said the Thai ball ni luied succet.'-fully In the re•ent youth tournament The" Thai ball is slightly bigger but lighter than the local one and the players preferred
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      Another triumph for Rai
      663 20 TKM B RAI. (Singapore's long distance kingpin, nn Tuesday added the Singapore AAA road relHy championship to hU bag of successes Rm of Police, covered the gruelling 2 4-mile course in 11 14.0 Earlier this year, he had won the SAAA c'n ss-country. and the 1.500
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      589 20 TKNDKR NOTICE MI.MALAND TOIRIST (I VTRE Tenders will be received at the office of the Consultants Y. S. Poo A: Partners. 5A Jalan Yong Shook Lin Petallng Jaya. up to 12 Noon an the 7th. May 1970 for the supply, delivery to site, li.'-iallauoii, mid commissioning of the HiKh Voltage
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      163 20 TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (No. 118) NOTICE LNDF.R SECTION 137 NO. Notice is hereby Riven under ..■(•ion 13" of the Town Boards Enactment. (No 118) that Drall Layout Pelan No. J7 3762 lor area-s betwen Jalan Aver Molek and Jalan Dat«> Dalain. Johore Bahru has been prepared and Is open to
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      452 20 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT KUALA LUMPUR < OMPAMKS WINDING IP NO: II OF 1970 In the matter of Vnlted \,ia Investments Ltd. And In the matter of the umpanies Act, 1965. 1 iWUll— Tl OF TKTITION I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tiiat a Petition for the Winding-Up
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      363 20 JABATAN TALIKOM MALAYSIA KENYATAAN TAWARAN Tawaran2 ada-lah dl-Jemput i oleh Jabatan Talikom Malaysia untok Pembekalan Alat2 Kebel Udarn Alat2 beban dan barang2 bersangkutnn Krbel Karier paksl. (Supply of Aerial Cables, Loading Coils and Accessories). 2 Borang2 tawaran boleh dlI dapatl daripada Ibu Pejabat TallI kom Bahagian Radio dan PemanI charan.
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      36 20 KVvKI IKMI.: HAS ehamptorwhtpa: iPenple^ asmo 730 pm 1 mUtMM: FAS Dlv i Burnley v SCC "A" iPHdar Wtt v Si*<ui Conautbutary Ml Emily v Metal Box; Postal v STB "A" > All matches at Fari*r Park).
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      KuchingTown, Affidavit show top form in workouts
      311 21  - KuchingTown, Affidavit show top form in workouts EPSOM JEEP By ftl THING TOWN, a fancied runner in the Class 3 Div. 1 6f race at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday, showed impressive form in a gallop on good going yesterday. Ridden by Johnny Wilson, the speedy grey went over 3f in
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      Fight back by Police
      73 21 JM(| II I 2 FED. DID 1 m ING by a goal In the I Police fought tn beat Federal d Irrigation De- in this Ipoh Dlv. 2 match at Jalan Abdul p;dav. I srered through centrevinriasamy and out«ideVoon Kok How, while •nrvard G Hajasekeran :or
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      From Jakarta a gift for jumper Nor
      307 21  -  TEOH ENC TATT Ten to follow 'EN horses to follow at Kuala Lumpur are: Fantastic, Timber Exporter, Onassls, Happy Hour, Johnara, Boy Friend, Future, Herringuy, Okay Okay and High Chaparral. By I AST week Nor Azahar's triumph against the odds was reported In
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      Toomey to quit
      62 21 LOS ANOEIJE.-. \\>d BIT 1 :ney. the Olympic champion and world decathlon record holder, will retire by the I John Bork. th»> coach at the Southern California S'.nden. .imey. ai has i>:g!ied a motion work for drug firm. Toomey world DMift of 84: December, won the Suhivan
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      New look for Johorc tennis
      75 21 WHERE will be a new look in J. the Johore r> tennis championships at the Johore Bahai Civil Service Club courts today. For the first time, women will be competing In the tourn; men' Nine will be contestIng the women's (tingles, six pairs In the
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      Third place to Johore
      62 21 JOHORE beat an ik side 73-64 in the match for third and fourth places in tt* ion of the M Ith basketball champlonihlps at tin i'..y Fnn« Btfaool rour'.s laM night. Other ])larings: 5 Penang. 6 Pahang. 7 S langor 8 Pirak. 9 Kelanun, 10 Trengganu
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      Coopers 'over modified' charge by S'pore driver
      288 21  - Coopers 'over modified' charge by S'pore driver TONY FRANCIS By A SINGAPORE driver Edward Tan has complained to the Automobile Association of Malaysia the controlling body for motor-racing alleging infringement of the regulations by two competitors at the recent Selangor Grand Prix meeting. The organisers of the Selangor Grand Prix
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      Israel to go ahead with match v Rhodesia
      124 21 Israel to go ahead with match v Rhodesia "yEI. AVIV. Wed. 1 r ie.s Lawn Tennis Association yesterday decided to go ahead with preparations lor the Is>-r*el-Rhodesia Davis Cup tie in nearby Ramat Gan early t;e\t moi'th while the entire issue appeared heading for a parliamentary debate. The a. -i
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      Coach dies
      34 21 I AKAYETTE. lUS I. Wed Richard Papp"iigutli. dean of big tpi: sw immme coaches after I) vr.ii.- it Purdue Universry. died on Monday night from injurte> in a car accident. He wa*
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      Keeps title
      23 21 SEOUL. Wed Chunkvn Shin. South Korean oriental unpton, Ust merit outpointed Japans YukiDO)H \sn over 12 rounds to retain his" title
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      Wolstenholme faces tough challenge from Aaron and Taiwanese
      371 21 -TOKYO, Wed. One hundred and twelve professional and amateur golfers from eight countries will tee off tomorrow in the Yomiuri Open. The four-day tournament, th<> ninth and last, leg of the 197(1 Asian Circuit, will be held at tho hilly. 7.052--yd.. par-72
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      46 21 FLYING MACHINE from "Mad Movies" but a spectacular crasb during the feature race at Williams Grove Speedway, U.S., on Sunday. Driver Billy Casella appears to be trying for an altitude record as his car takes off and spins round several times. Casella escaped unhurt. UPI radiopic.
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      Lock icon Villa doomed to go down
      290 21 ONDON. Wed. Aston Villa, one of the most famous clubs in the English Football League, are doomed to relegation to the Third Division for the first time in their history. And Preston, who. like Villa ore founder members of thr Leacue. also looked likclv to
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      Philippines force draw
      65 21 WII.A. Wed. H".-:.- PhilipJ pines held l^aos to a 2-2 draw in the oprmnj rr the 18-nition Asian Toutta soc- n. r.n, Stadium t4Ki.iy I lie d r>v PreMdent I All lour gi.!,, BUM <:i •eoren *cv thong Siprasay aiui Plien^rfnd Jose Maria MutSM Philippines The Lai'Mii.s
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      Jakarta meet: A snag
      137 21 Jakarta meet: A snag ■THE ctaab t the proposed Jait.uta annivirITJ .-otccr tournair.r: June 16-27 with the Cup may p:e\cn' M U:K .n -lie lndonfjiaii touriament FA ol M i ".elary Kwuk Kin Keng ha.- U Al-Indoncsun FiX)'bail F(deration that they could no: postpone Malaysia Cup ties The clash ol
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      Road relay
      50 21 The Bel.ii.gor AAA am yr^ltr^Ay t^at their toad relay on May 3 will be open to schools and dun teams In M .laysia Entries ror the re.a>. to be held at Klang. will close on Apr 27 with S Kamalanatfcan c o Survey Dept.. Jalan Gurney. Kuala Lumpur
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      Forces find training a strain
      299 21  - Forces find training a strain MAURICE KHOO By CERVICEMEN do not question orders or complain about them. But it is a different story with the Malaysian Armed Forces footballers. Yesterday at the training camp at the Armed Forces stadium in Kuala Lumpur, the plavcrs complained to me about the food
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      Tourists lose
      17 21 JAKARTA Wet; eapnr team were beaieti 1 by a worr.pn'a West Java a 1 Bard.
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      102 21 AT LAST! IT IS HERE!! THE MOST IMPORTANT BOOK CF THE YEAR NTUC'S "WHY LABOUR MUST GO MODERN" (Foreword by Dr. Goh Keng Swee) Containing All The Papers and Documents of the Great Seminar On The Modernization of Singapore's Labour Movement AND Keynote Speeches and Articles by: MR. LEE KUAN
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    Military to use all major civil airports during hostilities
    278 22  - Military to use all major civil airports during hostilities R. CHANORAN B> SlM.xroKi Wed. I ninns IranMxirts and freifhten lerrytai «ar materials will nc the major ehrll airports In !Mala\M.i and Singapore if hostilities break out in the return after the British military pullout from herr next year. And the
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    New quake
    25 22 lIU, \\..i Mn.ng earthquake tonight racked M.« uiU -iri neighbouring Quezon third imip in nun' daj Mil no i i.Multie.s were reI ported
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    Astronauts in space centre vigil
    84 22 Astronauts in space centre vigil Vance Brand (seated lefl I, capsule communicator lor the Apollo 13 mission, is sin rounded l>\ a group ol anxious astronauts during the critical firing of rockel aiming to put tin- crippled Apollo 13 Inuk to in earth splashdown tomorrow. Standing left to ri^ht: Anthony
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