The Straits Times, 20 April 1970

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    26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 Till) Niitiniiii! Niiwspiiiwr The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1970 15 CENTS K.D.N. 4517 M.C. (P) No. 1507
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    Swigert's tax problem is fixed
    127 1 Swigert's tax problem is fixed HONOLULU, Sun. \s Ironaut Jack Suijort is ill right with America's No. 1 tax man. la backup astronaut pressrti into service for Apollo IS at the last minute, he forcet to file his inromr tax by the April l."i diMtlline. When he arrived at Samoa
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    Nixon calls top level talks
    300 1 A meeting with his advisers to decide the next troop pullout HONOLULU. Sunday PRESIDENT Nixon called in his Pacific commanders here today to discuss an expected decision to withdraw thousands more American troops from the Vietnam war. He arranged to hold Ihe war strategy session
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    SUBANDRIO GRILLED IN NEW PROBE ON SOEKARNO
    154 1 SUBANDRIO GRILLED IN NEW PROBE ON SOEKARNO JAKARTA, SunFormer Foreign Minister Dr. Subandrio (above), sentenced to death by a military tribunal for involvement in the 1965 abortive communist coup bid, has been reinvestigated by a group of army intelligence officers. They are trying to find out the actual rule of
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    Lock icon Report presence of Reds appeal to border residents
    189 1 Report presence of Reds appeal to border residents KUCHING. Sun Mi appeal was made today to the border population to report the presence of communists in ca.s° the terrorists who wete being cornered and killed by security forces in Operation Jala Raja in Sarawak s First DiviDii attempted to escape
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    Fire guts 62,000-ton unfinished tanker
    110 1 MELBOURNE. Sun. The 62.000-ton oil tanker Amanda Miller was .still smouldering at Whyalla today after an overnight blaze which gutted what was to have been the biggest ship yet built In Australia. After Inspecting the damage. Sir Roderick Miller, managing: director of R.v Miller i
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    Lock icon Gorton facing party revolt to oust him
    320 1 SYDNEY. Bun. Mr. John Gorton is faring a rebellion in his own party which could depose him. The political correspondent of the SunHerald. Maximilian Walsh, said today that the Prime Minister could scrape through the present crisis "but it has all the hallmarks
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    Move for space co-operation
    52 1 HONOLULU, Sun The White ■MM Mx>ke.sman said today tint Die Umt*d States would «oon makr n number of significant proposals (or international cooperation in space. "There will be kirn fairly ntcnlflrant ground broken In the flfM of International (par* m operation noon," said presidential pre*» secretary
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    Lock icon 75 are saved after blast wrecks -jet
    242 1 75 are saved after blast wrecks -jet ROME. Sun. Seventy-five airline passengers and crew scrambled to safety here today when a Scandinavian IH'-X jetliner burst into flames on a runu.tv shortly before takr-off. The plane, its fuel tanks full, was burnt out minutes after an explosion in its far port
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    Lock icon Malik warns against aid to Lon Nol
    205 1 Malik warns against aid to Lon Nol JAKARTA. Sun. Foreign Minister Mr. Adam Malik today warned that another Vietnam war could result if foreign governments sent arms or troops to the new Cambodian regime of Gen. Lon Nol. Cambodia appealed last week for military >upplies to help drive Vietnamese communists
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      20 1 cream Mpbil Anti-wear petrol cuts engine wear up to Now who says all petrols are the same? Mobil Anti-wear petrol
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    Lock icon INDIA TO CUT PRINCES' SALARIES
    287 2 INDIA TO CUT PRINCES' SALARIES ]\EW DELHI. Sun. 1 Th inalan Government is determined to abolish the pr.vy purses and concessiona enjoyed by the former princely rulers, in spite of mountIng attacks from OpposlRuhng Congress Party president Jagjivan Ram has said the Government will press on with the controversial rrtea-t-ure,
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    55 2 THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE HHEDH A U.S. ARMY medical evacuation helicopter prepares to land at Dak Pek special forces camp in the Centrsl Highlands of South Vietnam on Saturday as enemy mortar shells hit the camp. Montagnard militiamen, dodging the shellfire, carry wounded comrades to the
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    Lock icon US 'yes' to raids across border
    474 2 US 'yes' to raids across border AUTHORITATIVE American and diplomatic sources here indicated yesterday that the United States and South Vietnam have agreed to permit South Vietnamese ground and air forces to mount limited attacks on suspected North Vietnamese and Vietcong sanctuaries in Cambodia. Thi.s marks a shirt In the
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    Lock icon YAHYA MAY SEEK MORE SOVIET ARMS AID
    94 2 L \K\( 111 Sun kktoa'a Prejsident Yahya khan is expertPd to seek further s«»\ i.l arms supplies during his talka with Kreniiin leaders in M(»tow in June, reliable Pakistani sources sanl t<xl.i> Si>\ 'el arms MfpUw tn PakM n whuh India opposes hiv
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      185 2 People on the go drink OVALTINE.. tf «^l m u^ -^Hk «Kj^B '^B^Bb jtl^ m BW J^^H 1 *Uv IPv //>#• HB^^H Ovallhw *y* J£& each flat/ health r^ JBn energy BBS As a tcatlicr. Mrs. Wong iinds her day is lon». licr ftfr>^ T^ responsibilities many .uul varied. Tliat's
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      9 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby ?yIS I DO TUAT/
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      21 Viets killed near Cambodia border in copter attack
      170 3 CAIGON, Sun. An American helicopter gunship swooped on a group of guerillas near the Cambodian border and killed 21 ■with its machineguns. The guerillas were caught in he open yesterday In Blnh Long province, nort)> of Saigon and 10 miles from
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      Lovell: I feared we'd never get back
      652 3 Lovell: I feared we'd never get back James Lovell said yesterday there were times during the flight of Apollo 13 when he thought the crew would never get back to earth. Lovell was making a brief speech to a crowd of 7.000 who welcomed him, Fred Halse and John Swigert
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      Govt all out to block cuts in Nasa funds
      381 3 PRESIDENT Nixon's I Government Is going all out to counter expected moves to cut the nations manned space programme In the wake of Apollo 13's aborted mission. Vice President Spiro Agnew, departing from a prepared text at a Republican leader's dinner
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      Engineers probe cause of blast
      203 3 JJOUSTON, Sun. Engineers were piecing together yesterday a "life history" of the oxygen tanlt and related systems involved m the explosion that lmper.lled the lives of the Apollo 13 astronauts. Space agency official* were reasonably confident that they would be able to pinpoint the problem
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      $315,000 claim for space towing
      130 3 TWEW YORK. Sun. An invoice arrived yesterday at the Houston office of North American Rockwell, the company that makes the Apollo command and service modules. It was from the Grumman Aerospace Corporation, builder of the lunar module, the moon -landIng cratt that turned unexpectedly Into
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      248 3 £j|fc FIRST TO JlavUl THEN TO SCHOOL Flrtt t» Bota, rti«n to irhool. V***^^^^ I^**^ >^^' /V Tfc^r m«k« rt fun re fo t« school. .^s^*3^?V Ss\ Design Spb^^/r/ DOrO ViO#l Mft V9tTf iOAf frr^J^ /mm TKoyro flip-proof and ok to ttronf Speciolly mad* to skip along. V^V^ For going
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      240 3 SUPERMARKETS SHOPPING CENTRE ORCHARD ROAD -SINGAPORE MONDAY to THURSDAY EVAPORATED MILK carnation u !m .42 LEG LAMB (whoie) new Zealand ib 1.55 PINEAPPLE CUBES 20., .50 MUTTON CURRY s.>k. .84 AFTERNOON TEA BISCUITS peekfrean 7., 1.16 CHEDDAR CHEESE matured .45 SEEDLESS RAISINS pa monte .92 CHICKEN STEW bounty usa iin
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      111 4 Hong Kong! Nowtwoßoeinpaday 845 am. lUspm. Great things are happening behind our friendly smile! Starting 1 May, we offer you the choice of two MSA Boeing flights every day to Hong Kong. Take your pick. Our daily Boeing 707 Express departs Singapore at 8.45 am. Arrives in Hong Kong just
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    Trade mission for HK and Japan to study new industries
    128 5 Trade mission for HK and Japan to study new industries KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. trade and industrial mission to Hong Kong, Taiwan and Japan organised by the United Chambers of Commerce and the Federation of Manufacturers of Malaysia will leave here on April 28. The mission's organising chairman. Dato Chan Peng
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    Possibility
    60 5 "We w'.l! pay special atthe posnbl Introducing new lndusilaysla like •■JI locks and ki'v- are multi-million In Hong Japan. hope to Introduce the m here both as cottage and large-scale lndui ho added. said the mission would from Hong Kong and Japan et up have told them our objectives
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    Club to have girls' section
    9 5 sun The K.«m- C
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    Jewellery lost
    9 5 .^.in i Si ,n l Uob yesterday.
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    Body set up to improve radio, TV programmes
    76 5 I/UALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Improvements In radio and TV programmes can be expected following the :urmation of a research planning committee In the Ministry of Information and Broad:ng. The :u.«try, Inch* 1 M.iham»hl YUS( v that apart from radio Humes, be re- imprm
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    Temple festival
    14 5 TE! UK AN« »N, s.n The Colour.'ul temple will be held on
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    ANN-MARIE CROWNED SYMPATHY QUEEN
    109 5 ANN-MARIE CROWNED SYMPATHY QUEEN PLAN Sharifah Rodziah plates the sash «n Miss A n n M a r i c Fernandei after crowning her Sympathy (Jui-rii at the Dcvi an Tengku Abdul Kali i-ii in in Kuala l.umpur on Saturday nuhi Lookinc on is hr I ,'tim.ih Mxiul Kaliman. I'l
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    Farm schools
    31 5 kuchino. sun— The Sarawak Department of Agriculture phiM> to <'•"■■ i0..-h l.irmi.iiiiiiiß centirs throughcut the State to trnln about 1.000 .Thixil leavers a year 400 men man at present Berna-
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    Art exhibition
    35 5 N I AN Sun. Mr. Loo 1 :nrmcr pupil ol 'he Chun* Hwi BcbOOl here. «ho irned after a thn •n course in Pan? wi'i :hrep-dav r\h!bition at the Ball from April 24
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    New president
    19 5 il'OH. Sun. Dr. Kiniiig \V»ng Sum .1 busnifs:.niaii here, «en dortpd prwldwn of rhr Pt-r;ik shiMiting Asaociation
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    Lock icon Big plan to improve roads in KL
    189 5 DAIKINci 01 :i 'l(Js I ed b.- the I era! Ca| Improvemenl proframme. Plans arc being drawn to wid-n Jalan Lornle from the Jalan Sulaiman roundaootr. Work on Improving the Jalan Sulaiman roundabout irted. i pijke^man of the commission said today that lm-
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    All writers may join body
    47 5 I*KN\N<; I li Hi' i"B Writer.'.' Circle h»« c'eclcifd to open Hj Bantanhiv to all wrtttri in Malaxsia 'n«teaa si mlv in Pfiiat.g and North Mala\a The secretary. Mr. Gulam i oils for i"embership had been received from Kcdah. Perak and ItkuMar.
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    Singapore bar
    25 5 SmOAPOHE, iMir. Th< MiniMri fo» Offence. Mr. Lim Kirn San lias prohibited permanently the entry into Singapore of Lim Ah Bee of Malaysia.
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    Wrong idea about role of Rotary
    139 5 BUTTERWORTH, Sun. The Governor of Rotary District 330. Dr. L. S. Sodhy. i-aid there had been a misconcvpiion among certain sections of the people about the role of Rotary ■'There are many who think a Rotary Cfettl rich mans organisation where member* only cat
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    Farewell party for priest
    47 5 IPOH. Sun M n :i in 400 ■iiors uf S. Michael's Churcta )\*U Ilitj ur.rtained Father .1 I ItotU U) farewell •:ty. Father Cintti. vim bad brrn hire fur "Jl vri:s m p;in>h BHktt H ucceeded by i llsthles Xi from 'leluk Anson
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    Lock icon Good response to body studying campus life
    364 5 Good response to body studying campus life KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday ■piIE committee set up to study life on the University of Malaya campus has received many constructive criticisms and proposals in 20 memoranda it has so far received. Its chairman, Dato- (Dr.) Abdul Majid bin Ismail, said today he expected
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    MALAYSIAN NAVY TO USE TAWAU BASE
    156 5 MALAYSIAN NAVY TO USE TAWAU BASE I/LTHING, Sun. The newly expanded naval t -i at Tavtuu is to be the forward support base fur Kii.x.il Malaysian Na\v ships deployed m the tastrrn part of Kast >lala>sia. the Chief of Naval Staff. Commodore K I li.iii.di.il isinß.iin said here today. The
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      35 5 ttutfs llnnntf By Ralph HvimdaM V I TUAT *"*< HEY, CICERO, WHAT WITMOUT AAE *i P^'T^^* /akEN'T >CXJ \kJ^ AWFUL ARE VA PCHN'T Af66/V HIM? UtcX PKOUD -S J^^v Tv^sTLx i /7 TWIS x GorrA f^fv^^Sf^^Zx
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    Co-op bank may have $30mil to start with
    289 6 Co-op bank may have $30mil to start with SINGAPORE. Sun<by TIIK Singapore Co-operative 1.:* nmv iisp Ihe million assets of is I'll i ember societies t<> set up a co-operative bank. The recommendation was madr at tr.o end of a week-long seminar on "Co-operative Management" organised by the SCU for
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    Tata: We can supply machinery
    192 6 CJINGAPORE. Sun. In--15 dias leading Lnduatrlalist. Mr. J.R.D. Tata. How. into Singapore tonight on what he termed an ••exploratory" visit. Mr. T.ila. chairman of the Tata group of Industries and Air India International, was met at the airpoit by Indian High ComItlltllTm officials nnd tiie
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    Hilton going ahead with second hotel here
    199 6 Hilton going ahead with second hotel here SINGAPORE Sun Singapore Hilton will carry on plans for a second hotel In Bras Basah Road despite I the present threat of glut In hotel rooms In the Republic. Denying rumours that plans for the hotel had been shelved. Mr. Charles A. Bell,
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    Another boost for savings
    39 6 BINOAPOBE. Sun.—Another 12.119 postal savings bank accounts were opened l»rt month, brinfing the total to MMN Depoatts at the end of last month totalled $61 million —an Increase of 11.2 million over (he previous month
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    THE CITIZEN BY 'FRAUD'
    181 6 Toto jackpot numbers SINGAPORE. Sunday A CHILD who was registered as a Singapore citizen in 1967 on the •fraudulent" representations of his father may be deprived of his citizenship, r The Government has given notice in the Oazette that it intends to make a deprivation order
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    P.A. IN ROLE OF TREND SETTER...
    219 6 SINGAPORE. Sun— The l'> <>p!< v A*snriation is fast .iviuminr the rolr of trend -tetter in the Held of recreation, youth activities and new w;iys of life judging from the many activities carried out by it and the community centres This cialm Is made
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      177 6 CAIHAY: COMING! From Siciiy To London She Shoots Her Wiy To Fame! With the P&toU>^Br «^^CORIN TDC >■' BOOTH viPp GIUFFRELUIGI WAGNI.%:^^B Hk RONALD HARWOOD ■EJn.: W I 4 3HARD: COMING! ALL SINGAPOREANS WILL SOON FALL HEAD OVER /^jttXjO FOR POOKIE! "?J CGfilO fe-v HP! V\fendel Burton -Trr, McHre A
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      17 6 A REIVER IS A RASCAL steve McQueen is the head Reiver. Steve McQueen "The Reivers" OI»M».\ COMING!
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      65 6 I \si (AMP si\4.\pom: The Great Royal Circus of India at TOA PAYOH LORONO I (NoarChineMTtmpla) MON JO SATURDAYS 7.9 30pm. SUN k HOLIDAYS 4.?»a30p.m, TICKETS $5 3.?» l (CHILDREN HALF.PRICE). ADVANCE CASH BOOKING TOARAYOH Sa.mTO Jp'm. tgkj*# t f^mm^^.m^m^m^mm^Lr C*rl«nf' OPENS TOMORROW 3 Sho-. at 1 30, S t
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      259 6 BENJAMIN'S j I GRAND SALE j {half price! I Dresses fully Sined 524.50 I French swimsuits 9.9 C Imported bikinis 9.90 1 1 Imported suits 32.50 Fishnet panty hose 2.90 X Sheer colour stockings 1-90 X Shoes 8.90 I Teen bras 5.90 PRICES SLASHED BY HALF ON I > Eviniag
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    CHEERING CROWDS GREET MPs AT VICTORY PROCESSIONS
    370 7 gIXGAPORE, Sun. Jubilanl over their triumphs, Parliament's two newest members, PAP's Dr. Chiang Hai Ding, and Mr. Yeo Toon Chia today led victory processions to thank their voters. Crowds waved and cheered as they wended their way through busy streets and kampong lanes
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    Triumphant PAP two say 'Thank you'
    166 7 Triumphant PAP two say 'Thank you' coming opposition in the political arena. He regretted that only two opposition candidates bad contested the byelection. The PAP. according to Dr. Chianti. had sketched a broad strategy to meet the challenges of the future. He explained: "We must meet the political change: in
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    No takers for this Smil business
    106 7 No takers for this Smil business SINGAPORE. Sun A multi million dollar ■tuffed cloth toys export trade can be Singapore's if she can meet foreign demands initially coming trom "h" United BtStM A New York company «»nt» to buy about 100.000 to 200.0n0 dozen rag noils annually !:om the Republic.
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    Thai trade mission due tomorrow
    63 7 Thai trade mission due tomorrow SINGAPORE. Sun A MXman trade mission from Thailand Is Mheduled to arrive here on Tuesday to study the local rite market Leader of the team i* the Duo-' or -General nf Commercial Intelliuence from Hie Mini try of Economic Affairs. Mr Vlcharn NtTatvonf The mission
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    30 scouts to scale Ophir
    50 7 SINGAPORE. Sun Thirty •coins from Raffles Institution* Venture Scout unit left today for aft Ophir in Malacca with boott. knapmi ka mid all With only a teacher and a scouter in ciiaiye. the boys preuniverslty and secondary s"idents will scale the 4.187 ft. high mountain.
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    Thieves escape with $755
    50 7 SINOAPORE Sun Thieve* broke into a house in Highland Road veMerday and escaped with V7.i.) in ;<mi and jewrllerv Shopkeeper Ng Teow Chin. 41. told police he went out with his family at 6 P»i. and returned Imnie Ihiee hours later to find hi* house ransacked
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    'Vishu' joy
    25 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Malayalee Hindu Samajam celrbiated the Malayalee New Years Day "Vtahu" wltn ;i variety .snow at the Victoria Theatre tonight.
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    $27,000 gym
    31 7 SINGAPORE. Sun-Mr H.R. Mimii Mother of the U!*> phiUiiilirnpi.-' Mr N.R. Mislri. will open i 527 000 gyBUUI 81 Am i paedlc H(i.sp;tal on April 30 at 5.30 p.m.
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    Flossing her way out of an issue
    158 7 SI N P O R K. Sun. ho\ for a bit of candy floss for a drrsv to takr the muni ofT all I hat iii.im niiiii fashion ion fusion" The creation above, worn by Kiki Saikman. WAS specially flown out from \«-u
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    Telex calls
    19 7 SINGAPORE. Sun— Cimllnuimi es to Abu Dhabi ktMl In Itie )■> Gulf «ul be available :rom lonni! low
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    Caught—car tamperers
    79 7 Caught car tamperers SIM.AI'ORK. Sun P.. li<o vmM t«o men jre*t*rdaj la folM Sain. Old K.ilhine Airport Road, after th»\\ \wrc seen tampering uith a lorry and a CM in a carpark. llrtectlve NO RrKhnan and three constables aaw 1 onr of them rntrrins Jh<diiver's cabin of the lorry. lln
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    Defunct club's $ 3,400 assets for Govt fund
    101 7 Defunct club's 3,400 assets for Govt fund SINGAPORE, Sun. The Otlicial AaHgnec, Mrs. Qu> k Bee See. has obtained a High court order for the $3.4 1f> assets of the defunct Golden Dragon Club to be paid into the consolidated fund of the Government The club, whim was in Orchard
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    TWI chief
    24 7 SINGAPORE Sun Mr Tan Kirn Cliuan of Cathay Orepnisatior, ha^ been elected president of the Training Within Industry 'TWIi Alumni of Singapore.
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    Aussie army plan to recruit pullout troops
    185 7 Aussie army plan to recruit pullout troops By TIM TREE SYDNEY. Sun. Australia is expected to make more determined efforts to recruit British troops who will be pulling-out of Malaysia* and Singapore. I An agreement between Britain and Australia has limited recruiting in the Far EaM to officers. But an
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    Woman's death fall
    32 7 SINGAPORE Sun A yeai-old woman. Them Yin Time of Buijis Street lell to her death iiom a block of flats In Jalan Temeiam today. No loul play is susjiected
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      309 7 SINGER MAKES MORE THAN SEWING MACHINES The Singer Company is a vital, diversified corporation but what is most important to the business world is that this billion dollar corporation (43rd largest in the USA) is ploughing back mosi of its research and development dollars into the improvement of oflice equipment
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    Two die as motorcycle hits lorry
    127 8 Two die as motorcycle hits lorry ALOR STAB, Sun Two lumberjacks were killed last niuht when their motnr cycle ploughed into a stationary lorry on the Sik N.imi Highway. They were Ciiin Seng Hock, nd Ho \en. tit. I lie lurry wa.s s.iid to ha\e broken dimn and iraa parked
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    THUGS ON THE RUN AFTER THREE GANGS ARE SMASHED
    209 8 |£UALA LUMPUR. Sun. Gangster* here are on the run owing to mounting police pnasun on the underworld. Three gangs have already bCCU firtashtd. a police source said today. "Wr ar<> now after four operating in the capital." the source added The
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    Plywood factory to earn $7.5 mil foreign revenue
    196 8 Plywood factory to earn $7.5 mil foreign revenue KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A $4.7 million plywood factory now under construction in Raub is expected to earn about $7.5 million a year In forelßn exchanße for Malaysia. The Malaysian Industrial Development Finance Bhd has granted a SI 8 million long-term lon. to
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    Chinese learn Malay dances
    48 8 PKNANO. Sun —Ten Chinese girls are learning Malay cultural dances at the L'mno Ha.l here every wpek-end. There are about 50 g;r.» learnmr the zaain )oa*t. gamuu.-. and othf-r ok: Hamli bin Sh ad. chainaao <>! the Penang Malay Cu.turai and Art Society, said today.
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    Gifts for 62
    24 8 PINANu *--n Mr Chong Ei wtf* of the Chief distributed gift t. 62 p»ti*nu> in Uie Prruk R. ..a iin,p:tal lod«y.
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    $7^o fished oat
    57 8 I{UALA LUMPUR. Sun. Thieve* fWied out a pair of trousers belonging to businessman Poh Chong Peng early yesterday morning and escaped with $730 in It Poh toid police that he hung his trousers near the window before going to bed. He was awakened three hours later by
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    Direct dialling soon for Kuantan
    66 8 I/UANT/.N. Sun—Direct dialling will be slble whrn the $1 million automatic exchange be- operational in J In a circular to 9.50 MjUmii the Telecorru; .Jepartmen' thai It would be necessary to replace .rleiiliones 111 Uie next Jew .Meanwhile, work the m:c. c to link Kuanth..
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    Hindu talks
    13 8 .H The ttwea-daj aian Hiiv. Hip University of Malaya ended today.
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    301 8 3,000 cheer and jeer magician at blindfold driving bet in cinema car park By K. SUGUMARAN Xl ALA LOffl R. Sun. M.itici.tn John t'alrert Has cheered and jeered iii the. Pavilion theatre car park thii morning by a crowd ol' more than 3.000. The crowd had waited patiently for about
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      1653 8 SHELLANE WIN LEISURE CONTEST ALL THE PRIZE WINNERS g| Ist PRIZE: Appliances worth over $7,000 Loo Kwai Sim. New I'a-ir l'nl.h. Ipoh, Perak Jj j^L 2nd PRIZE: Appliances worth over 53, 000 Yap Hin. >& olferstan Koad, Malacca. 0 3rd PRIZE: Appliances worth over $1,000 *J3S* i Nik Halim bin
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      152 8 \U*fl Oop Bji V.T. Huntlin HIGUZ. 1 r YOU? WW. E«,>fHS..YES\LPS TAKE A WALk.OOR. MOOV"*U KINDA LIKE TH 1 LULL VBAH.' I DUNNO HE*.KM.TU<zr. rwDKFPV. 1 M3URE JUST I SOT SOMS^HIMG TuiLDftftC V SEFORC TH' STORM, WHETHER I CAN BLAR LOOKING FORJTH- (SUY rM LOOKWIS roRy^TSHOW \OUZy- CWTtR \^AiNT IT?
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    S'pore to get fifth refinery
    245 9 WORK ON $280 MIL PROJECT TO BEGIN IN DECEMBER By LESLIE FONG: Singapore, Sunday CONSTRUCTION of an offshore refinery costing $280 million is expected to begin by the end of this year. Two islands off Jurong Pulau Merlimau and Pulau Ayer Merbau have been offered
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    $8 million plan to build homes in Selangor
    216 9 $8 million plan to build homes in Selangor pETAUNG ,HYA. Sun 1 Work will berin shortly on seven housing projects in Selangnr. The ncretary "f the Selanfor State Development Corporation, Inrhe Mohamed Nor bin Ismail said here today that tenders for thCM projects have been called. The total cost of
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    Vohra elected president
    20 9 1! MUM Dr F C V the !>!■ M imtlua at it* ■IDK. Avub and ntefa vrrc elprted
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    Malaysia can expected more Russian tourists
    274 9 Malaysia can expected more Russian tourists PENANG, Sunday. MALAYSIA can expert an influx of Russian tourists very soon, the Russian deputy trade representative in Kuala Lumpur, Mr. Y. A. Sinitsin, said here today. The recent inauguration of the Aeroflot service between Malaysia and Russia would result In an Increased flow
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    10,000 rubber trees damaged
    41 9 k: i im Bun ai> lit io.ooo young ruober trees, replanted by smallholders in Malau. 12 miles frrnn here, were desirovea by llikkl tt^ters ir boon Of heavy run. Dsmac «.s e-'in«ted at between $3,000 to $5,000
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    Recorder theft
    23 9 IPOH. Sun Thieves stole a tape recorder and four reel* of tapes from a car narked in Tranchel! Street. Menglembu yr.sterday
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    $30,000 PAID ON $30 CHEQUE REPORT
    95 9 ALOH STAR, Sun. fl H'll.c.. .ire iiivstl.i port th it a had paid out i cheque made irding to 'he police, thp I v Uumiputra Uwucd last June in the nam^ ot a r hip grrini It m sent to the fcead:nas-.er of the
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    S'pore to start census for services build-up
    269 9 S'pore to start census for services build-up CINGAPORE, Sun. Data for more accurate planning of future development and services for the people of Singapore will be available when the 1970 census, which begins on June 1, is completed on June 22. The population census Is the only primary source that
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    $1,000 payroll robbery
    70 9 SINGAPORE, Sun A timber company m*nciur» «w robbed at a $1000 payroll by an armed man and two accomplices in Everton Road yr«.'rrLee Chan* Kuor. 47. of Hong I.im Timber Co. told police that he was ftfemri to leave for work on his moior-cycie at 7 am.
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      195 9 You now get three cakes of Palmolive Z3>^j^. a. soap, in green, pink or while, for only 9()C. Buy the special pack of Ja Palmolive soap today and save money s^j £•■»*<, ...use Pain J 1970 Monte Carlo Rally CLASS WIN FOR U_ m H^^ J/k Not surprisingly when Mazda
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      198 9 Straits Times Crossword A< Koss 7. Sf< retion treated by surgery 8. import Double 111 ,i» W| 9 Patrick entertained by Susan h rrUes ouLslde ">• Uws? IL mid! ,7, »Si composition, ,4. 15. 7 20. Western change of i? r 11 l, b n 1 <7) «9. 4 2.
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    The Straits Times Monday, April 20, 1970. NIXON'S DILEMMA
    992 10 The Straits Times Monday, April 20, 1970. NIXON'S DILEMMA BACK TO EARTH What is President Nixon going ti> tell the American people tonight? Over 100.000 American troops have been brought out of South Vietnam, but 434.000 remain. The programme of withdrawal will continue, but how fast and with what effect
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    Fears of athletes using banned drug at Games
    359 10 Fears of athletes using banned drug at Games By Barrie Bretland I ONDON A pill used to aid frail and elderly patients threatens to overshadow the achievements of voting and healthy athletes at the Commonwealth (iames in July. It contains the anabolic steroids drug banned by the International Olympic Committee,
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    WHY THE SPORE AA HAS A MOBILE OFFICE AT CAR PARK
    753 10 WHY THE SPORE AA HAS A MOBILE OFFICE AT CAR PARK LcT i_R5 TO THE EDI 1 VJR IT Is regretted that your correspondent Hot and Bothered iS.T. March 27 > has thought it flt to link the A.A. mobile office with his difficulty in finding a vacant lot to
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    Turmoil in the Philippines
    1143 10  -  DICK WILSON Reform, or a sharp rise in anarchy AFTER decades of playacting. Philippine politics have suddenly matured. The younger generation has put the establishment on notice that the old days of concentration upon the superficialities of power and the mutual nest-feathering of a tiny elite
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      18 10 JUDGE WISELY /^!,KV VALgy for YOU* MONEY "•^L«'\ ti*NK WITH Yxt^'. \^j\ """OVER"""" t K V#,VI iMjMTI IJIITIH
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      119 10 The 100 Pipers Legend Our legend claims if you sip a perfect Scotch Bg) you'll hear 100 pipers p ay. EKi That's a lot of Pipers MH But then 100 Pipers fifi is a lot of Scotch. WO Pipers Scotch. From Seafiram.Scottand. lPOP'.'i »t«<«inS;sUUC>.< Km »fc..i mat nu m*a» itn-tm
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      Will Tata invest in S'pore?
      767 11 Will Tata invest in S'pore? FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL SECTION OF THE STRAITS TIMES JNDIA'S best known industrialist whs scheduled to fly into Singapore test night, arousing hopes for a serious start to Indian investment in the Republic. Mr. J. R. D. Tata. Chairman of the Tata Group of Industries in
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      Hope still exists in ink making
      542 11 TTOE apparent fear existing In 1 dustry in Malaysia is that already troubled by excess capacity Already a crowded field with competition getting increasingly stiff, entry by new manufacturers now will spell doom to MOM. But. to sort themselves out in the protection of
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      CITY TALK
      254 11 Part-time art r¥. rrnuth of Hip tourist industry in SinKaporr mil certainly Msuit in a .11. iii i ili in inn for handicrafts and xiiiwnirv Such itrnis i niilil hpII Ihi iim.i -in. il foreUn pxehanee earnrrs for Singapore. lam cl Ito .v ilierefore that thp ..o\n mini
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      Mindef buys ₤700,000 of radio equipment
      209 11 Mindef buys ₤700,000 of radio equipment BY TSAI TAN I^HE Malaysian Ministry of Defence has bought radio equipment worth £700.000 from Racal-BCC during the past 10 months Twu contract! were MKii'-d with Mindef. one worth £200.<>00 last June, and another for half-a-mil-lion po.inds In January. They arc for the supply
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      Shaky chemical plant recovers
      393 11 By TSAI TAN AN enterprise in which the Singapore Government holds a $1.6 million interest has just turned the corner after three worrying years when everything seemed to have been lost. Chemical Industries (Far East' incorporated In 1963 has a nominal capital of $5 million, of
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    Textilemen now have new problems
    610 12  - Textilemen now have new problems HO BEXf, HI AT THK textile industry in Singapore, usually disturbed only by tariffs and Quotas, is now facing new problems of rising production costs ;iikl a shortage of labour. According to Mr. Lam Thian, Chairman of the Singapore Garment Manufacturers' Association and the Singapore
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    Men in business
    310 12 COSDEL MR s K HAN has b'-e:. recently appointed Controller and Company Secretary of cosdH >sin-gapiire-i Mr Han who wa> Tornifrlv with an inter:..tl Una of chartered accountant*, will be responsible to the ManI Director, Mr. S. P the administration, financial nianage- Edited by GEOFFREY BOLAND m^nt
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    Electrical fields have scope for investments
    381 12 Electrical fields have scope for investments A FEDERAL Industrial Development Authority s special survey on the electrical Industries In Malaysia has estimated that the annual domestic demand for all electrical products will be worth about $400 million 1975. With last year's production estimated at $55 million, there Is good scope
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    Bankers warn on U.S. recession ahead
    299 12 Bankers warn on U.S. recession ahead By TSAI TAN' T«E US Admlnlstra- tlon and 1 1 s Federal Reserve are running the risk of Jeopardising the success of the country's fight against inflation by denying that recession is a real possibility this year This Indictment came in the current April
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    Power Foam (Malaysia)
    403 12 FACTORY PROFILE POWER Foam (Malaysia) began operating in Petaling Jaya In 1955. The group of businessmen who backed the venture later dissolved the company seeing that it was only capable of a limited production capacity of about 300.000 pounds of dry foam a year. Following Its dissolution,
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    OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS
    248 13 TIMES CITY DESK LONDON: The budget did little for London St/ick Markets and apart from Monday when there I burst of buying In front of the chancellor's ■nent prices tell away .'Ach day. The His in the FT orciin.. .ndex on Monday was almost completely erased on
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    INVESTMENT FOR BEGINNERS
    442 13 Blair Johnson, City Editor AVER the next couple of weeks we will run through a list of terms used in the Stock Exchange and by people who deal in investment matters. Many of the terms are used in other markets and most readers will have seen them
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    Local market
    191 13 tITITH the exception of the tin shares section which firmed in sympathy with the continued rise in the metal price, the local stock market was still operating under a cloud of uncertainty last week. In trie seven tin counters dealt in. there were wx gains against one loss.
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    WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
    1016 13 NOTE: < lo.mj price mum the price at which the Utt reported Irinurlimi on Friday wan dont. The atcnnri column girrt thr mmi nn nl »lnrr thr week before. Dividend »ield li thr froaa rii- ill- i,d p. i vli.in dividrd b-. thr marfcrt prior. Prlrr larmnn
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    Dividends announced
    64 13 I Unnrh A M.i t den II h K I Prop linprnf Xc Kamuntlnc K «Him Prnkilrn I urrrnt numrnt "1 rtl.t J'j'-- M« 10% 10 rr« 6d.t Ilmlr ToUl for payable the vrar Mai It Mar June 4 Mat 21 in-* Mar 14 20% Jane IS flnterta
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    OTHER CLOSING PRICES
    492 13 PHI FOLLOWINC I* A LIST OF S P I>«tL 43 1.41 RtV.SEO QUOTATIONS FOR rl J-*J '4> OUNTERS NOT INCLUOEt) IN TMI Tnr.l MW.I IJI I] HOVE ANALYSIS FOR THE WIIK \f'" >•» Ip TO FRIDAY APPIL 17 WITH Hold 1.1. I RICE MOVEMENTS BASED ON A
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    72 13 fndint Mntrlv Pn.jw.llrv Tins: I mlibrm: Apr. 13 145 11 121 SB ***** Apr. 14. Apr. 15. Apr. 18. 144 XC 144 61 144 S7 7522 74 2y 73 98 4 mt't 122 76 92.66 »2 »1 115 39 lift 39 115 39 D*c 30. 1986 100.
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      873 13 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY TEMPORARY POST OF FOREMAN (MARINE) QvaJMaaMaM Esperteß«e: 1. Genera! education, preferably up to School Certtfleatp (tandard 3. A recvyr.iMH! apprenttoaahlp in a dockyard or marine •ngineerlng eatabllahment S. At least a f-ill and Claaa MOT Certificate (Motor) or an equivalent qualification 4. At lea»t S
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      425 13 SINGAPORE ARMED FORCES Invite application* for appoir.ur.e. t as TECHNICAL TRAINEES In the following vocations: (a) ELECTRONICS (b) VEHICLE MECHANICS Qaallflrattona: (I) Between 17>* and 28 ream of age. (II > Must hure School Certificate or lta equivalent, preferably with Mathematics 3r Science subject*, and illli Must be physically fit
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    US trade GSA plan
    385 14 COMMODITIES INFORMED sources in Washington last week said the U.S. rubber trade had approved plans drawn up by the General Services Administration to resume sales of rubber from the national stockpile. Still to be declaVd however was whether the rate of commercial j=ales of the rubber
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    Thailand steps up rubber exports
    161 14 Thailand steps up rubber exports exported 1 37.428.073 kilos of rubber of all grades during December 1969. according to trade estimates. This compared with 15 063.856 kilos exported during the previous month and brought total shipments during last year to 274.812.812 kilos. During 1968. rubber shipments totalled 251.--791 963 kilos
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    153 14 Edited by GEOFFREY BOLAWO -Holland, Indonesia agree on economic co-operation HOLLAND and Indonesia have aereeri to Intensify their economic cooperation in the future, according to a statement Issued in the Hague by the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs. The announcement said that talks had been held in Jakarta, from
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    Straits tin down after big rise
    279 14 rpHE Straits tin price 1 fell *2 87i to $707.12* per plcul on Saturday after its big rise earlier in the week in anticipation of and after the exhaustlon of the Buffer Stock cash tin. The offering now 145 tons rose to an animated
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    Confused week on London Market
    278 14 rpHE rubber market passM. a confused week Values drifted lower on lack of Interest, with the market inclined to mark time in front of the l"X budget and the pending CS.A stockpile declsioi. A mild rally lifted values from the lows but this was short
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    FORTHCOMING MEETINGS
    126 14 'THE following company meetings are oue Ketnpaj (Ml Bhd: April 24. II noon, at 54. Jalan Ampang. Kuala Lumpur. I nlted Engineers Ltd.: April 24. 12 noon, at company office. River Valley Road. Singapore. The Cre»t Fa<trrn Life Asam. C«.: April 25. 11 a.m.. at offlo» premises. Cecil
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    SINGAPORE PRODUCE
    190 14 REDUCED activity was reported In trie Singapore produce market la*t week Pepper ruled dull throughout In the continued absence of overseas following Sellers were main;, holding oil The undertone of the market tsj Male?, a bearish factor being UM expectation of the new Sarawak crop estimated at 22.000
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      997 14 CHARTERED INDUSTRIES OF SINGAPORE, PTE. LTD. invites Application* to fill in the following vacant position* I. Range Technician Candidates must possess a Technician Diplomo fn Mechomcol Engineering. Preference will be given to tho*a with some knowledge of electronic measuring instruments. N. Chief Mechanical Draughtsman The man we require must hove
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      1185 14 Bia^aJ^aStiS sMhSlafass^CSa^al PETALING TIN, BERHAD (Incorporated In the States of Malaya) The Forty-rourth Annual General Meeting of the Company was held In Ipoh on 13th April. 1970, Mr. JD. HeUlr.gs, 081., tha Chairman, presiding. The following Is his statement, dated 27th February, 1070, which had been circulated with the Report
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      440 14 UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LTD. Demolition of the existing building at rhulia Street. Singapore. Experienced demolition Contractors who wish to be considered for invitation to tender for the demolition of the above building, should register their names on or before 23rd April 1970 on forms obtainable fre;n Architects Team 3. 378
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    Shipyard boss on tour to get repair jobs
    229 15 SI\(.APORK, Sun. The —aging director of Kippel Shipyard. Mr 1 M. i.ay. |«f| taatay f»r Britain and the U.S. on .1 iperial mi>Mnn. His aim: To persuade !0 of the hieue.st >hi|>ownrrs in the world to send their giant t.mkrrs and freighters
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    Social pollution and hippies
    37 15 SINGAPORE. Sun. Today's Sunday Times rep H.i>i>.es In Singapore said: O'her aources of social Ui.n are 1 re.gners and their children." The iwt.tence should have rr,.ri "Other sources ol pollution are some foreigners
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    LUXURY FLATS FOR JURONG BOSSES
    172 15 SINGAPORE, Sun Beautifully designed and tastefully furnished luxury flats are to be built in the Kcnic Juronit Park for toD rnanaeement uersonnrl in the Industrial v I Work on thr first block, a Maltose cross shaned building on the western frinec of the nark. Is
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    RAF proves a point with airlift
    306 15 RAF proves a point with airlift By R. CHANDRAN SINGAPORE, Sunday. THE RAF is fully living up to the expectations of British defence planners by airlifting troops and equipment to Singapore for Operation Bersatu Padu with clock work precision. Since the airlift began on Apr.l 12. the RAF has flown
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    Sabah to get TV next year
    107 15 Sabah to get TV next year I/OTA KINABAI.U. Sun.— m The Chief Minister of Sabah. Tun Mustapha. i said today tnat the State Government intended to Introduce TV next year. He was speaking at the opening of the government administrative building and police station on Banggi Island in Kudat. By
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    Unit off today to build camp for Bersatu Padu
    156 15 Unit off today to build camp for Bersatu Padu KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Members of the Malaysian Service Corps will leave ln 23 trucks tomorrow on a 400-mile journey to Dungun on the coast of Trengganu for Exercise Bersatu Padu. A group ol 40 men of the 2nd Reconnaissance Regiment will
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    Red Cross drive in XL, PJ for more funds
    203 15 Red Cross drive in XL, PJ for more funds i^uala lumpuh, Run. The Red Cross has a new plan to ease its financial problems calling on the homes of residents in the Federal Capital and Petaling Jay? next month. The .secretary general of the Malaysian Red Cross. Mrs Ruby Lee,
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    EXPERTS SHOW THEIR KARATE SKILLS
    116 15 EXPERTS SHOW THEIR KARATE SKILLS VLAKA LUMPIR. Sun. Second l»an karate black belter Hiroshi 1111 ma deft above) expertlr fends off a samurai twavd attack In eighth Kin back belter Mmmhm T.ik.t/aua at karate demonstration here. Tins Nt>.irrinr. showing the art's more Intricate defence techniques, w ta one of many
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    101 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Commander-ln-Chief of the US Army in the Pacific. Gen Ralph Halnes Jr.. Hew In here this evenIng for a thr^e-day visit. The general who was aceompanled by his wife and senior US military officials were received by the milltary attache to
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    762 16 ENVOY TO THE KING: I HAVE A BIG FLEET AT MY DISPOSAL By ALLINGTON KENNARD JjIS EXCELLENCY Sir John Bowling, Governor of lioii^ Kong and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Empire of China, arrived oil' llu- bar of Bangkok river in I IMS Rattler ;it the end of March I<X.Y>. charged
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    417 16  - Student revolt: Making of tragedy FRAHCIS HOPE A MEW VOYAGE TO THE COUNTRY OF THE HOI YHNHNMS by Lemuel Culli er, edited by MoM>e» Hodgort (DtickwoitH 255). By SFIRO AOMEW called them "impudent effete snobs'; S'raiss compared them to wild animals. Sooner or later somebody was b( und to call
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    522 16 GOLDEN GUIDE TO HONGKONG AND MACAO. By P.H.M. lenei. (Far Eastern Economic Review.) By CHARLES LEAM HONG KONCi has never had its own Kuide book. The tourist gi> e s there for shopping, eating and nißht clubbing, and is supposed to have neither the time
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      667 20 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTICF OF FIRST MEETINGS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the First Meeting of Creditors in the undermentioned case.« will be held on Tuesday, the sth day nf May. 1970 al the Official Assignees Cnambers. Top Floor. Supreme Court Building Singapore Bankrupto No.. 188 69 Henry
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    432 21 TIMESPORT-1 -TOKYO, Sun. David Graham of Australia fired, a three-under 69 to win the Yomiuri Open golf championship last leg ot the Asian Circuit here today. The 23 -year -old professional, who led from the second round, had a total of 286. Winner
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    332 22  - Aik Huang proves he is still No. 1 CONRAD NC TAN AIK HUANG last night confirmed he is still Malaysia's No. 1 when he outplayed his most serious rival, Punch (iunalan. 15-5, 15-5 In 27 minutes In the final Thomas Cup trials at Penang. Aik Huang thus avenged his defeat
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    63 22 SELECTORS WAIT FOR KHIR S RETURN MALAYSIA'S Thorn a s Cup team will be announced after BAM president Khir Johari s return from (ieneva, where he i> attentlint; the International Tin Council meetins. The selectors will meet at Penang at noon today. They will submit their recommendations to Inche Khir.
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    240 22 Filipinos knock out S'pore MANILA. Sun Singapore were eliminated from the 12th Asian Youth soccer championship today when they were beaten 2-0 by the Philippines. They lost 'h^ir first match by 7-0 to Israel. Also eliminated were newcomers Brunei. South Korea beat them 3-0 to become the first team to
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    376 22 By PETERS PHILLIP J)EFENI)IN(! champions Siglap last night beat Thong Keng by 73-70 in the battle between Singapore's basketball giants at the (Jay World and for this they have to thank the uncanny accuracy of Tan Ban Soon's shooting. From all angles he pushed the
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    83 22 /CARDIFF. Sun Defendlnt champion Slurp Johnana of Sweden and Dane Elo Hansen, who nearly mKseri the tournament, entered the mci single* final In the tiuxipean badminton championships in Pert Talbot yesterday Johnsson beat West German Wolfgane B(x-how 15-3. 14-13^ 15-m. Hansen, a last-mlnut« substitute for compatriot Sren
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    297 23 LONDON. Sun French trainer Francuia Mathet yesterday confumed that Arpad Plesch's colt .*n>ber Rama would run in the 2.000 Guineas at Newmarkf. on April 29. Ambe. Ra-ria. which will be ridden b" Yves Saint Martin. wih be having his first outing of the
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    783 24 •jf From Page One England missionaries 150 years ago. Ovpi joyed wives and parents greeted James Lovell. Fred Haise and John Svu^ert rsterday when they arrived from Pago Pago in American Samoa after leaving tne carrier iwo Jima which picked them up from the Pacific after
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