The Straits Times, 21 April 1970

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  • 20 1 The Straits Times Ik Niitiiwii! HHWsjiiipiir Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1970 15 CENTS K.D.N. 4517 M.C. (P) No. 1507
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  • 81 1 The crippled Apollo A clue to space blast —FIRST PICTURE THIS photo released by NAM shows thr damased service module of Apollo 13 after it MM jettisoned from the command and lunar moduli The dark part "i the picture is the cvposrd interior of the module after the outer shell
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  • 293 1 KUCHING. Monday VLEVEN communist terrorists were killed and 10 others .surrendered yesterday in the Operation .1 aI a n Kaja area. Since the operation was launched two months ago, 56 terrorists have been killed and 14 captured. The 10 who surrendered were
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  • 51 1 VIENTIANE. Mon. Three civilians were killed and three othera wounded today when their taxuab «v hit by two rocket-propelled grenades ouinide the royal Luang Prab»nK Two of the dead were children Military aourres said the:assumed the rockets were flrec by Pathet Lao or North Vietnamese troops.
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  • 28 1 KATMANDU. Mon The Japanese Everest skiing expedition established its Ilrst camp at about L'O.OOO feet on April 14. according to a Nepnlese Foreign I Ministry announcement
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  • 34 1 MANILA. Mon A shark •id bit thr legs of his two sons while they were fishlnp o(f the coast of /ambles 85 miles from here, the Ditllv Mirror reported today
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  • 24 1 '.IHNNA. Mon Amenrxn nreof a'nrs met at the U S crntißstv iivinv to probe each other's for a rnwaa an nuetear *nr>«.
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  • 613 1 Next mission to moon is put off HOUSTON. Monday J^O date will Ik- set for the next Apollo mission until the inquiry into the Dear disastrous explosion last Monday aboard Apollo I.'{ is over. This announcement was made last night by the head of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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  • 35 1 BANOKOK. Mon. Thai Army and police havr beer nrdrird to be strict In checking border crossing; from Cambodia to prevent rommunUt Infiltration Into Thailand. Prime Minister nelfl Marshal Thunom Kltttkarhom Mid today. Router
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  • 426 1 Federal Paper directors in court KUALA LUMPUR, Monday CIX directors and the secretary of Federal Paper Products Berhad of Petaling Java were chained in the hirst Sessions Court here today with offences under the Companies Act NO. 7!) of 1 "Hi."). The directors, including Raja Nong Chik bin Raja Ishak.
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  • 73 1 TEL AVIV. Mon V. of Israeli jets tod. n a: lacked Egyptian military targets in the central sector ol the Suez Canal intermittently fo.' nearly three hours, a military tpokeanan announced here. He said all planes rrtunirri narrh Id has* from the raid which occurred on
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  • 153 1 AntiCastro exiles invade Cuba HAVANA. Mon. Cubai forces today hunted a heavily armed band of anti-Castro exiles across the rugged mountains of tern Oriente province following a predawn invasion on Friday. Premur Fidel Castro .^ild ''immumque that th« tnvaderi crossed over ir itn the United States, a day before- the
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  • 449 2 'FARSIGHTEDNESS HELPED ASIA DOLLAR MARKET TO FLOURISH 9 I SINGAPORE, Monday INGAPORE's role as a finan- cial centre will be enhanced by the trend tov.'ard longer-term financing. This observation was made tonight by the executive vicepresident of the First National City Bank, Mr. G. A.
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  • 49 2 JOHORE BAHRTJ. Mon. The Family Planning Board In Johore will hold a talk on the health, economic and social aspects of family planning in th« Dewan Jubilee Intan in Kluanc tomorrow Thr speaker will b* the regional Information officer of the Board. Mr. I Wtor
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  • 91 2 FORCES STEP UP HUNT FOR 5 REDS A LOR SI \R. M,,n M--lavM.in security forces today launched follow up operation fur a band ni fi\e armed communist terrorists uho I.im merit i l.iNhed with M.il.iysian patrol in the jungle north of Klian lt.tn. upper Perak. A Border Operations committee spokesman
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  • 35 2 KANGAR Man. The A BtMni BUte Agricultural Offlrer. Inche Idn.«. bin Shair. hu been appointed actinjr State Agricultural Officer in place of Inche Harun Arahce who has been transferred to >•'■ gr: Sembilan.
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  • 38 2 BrTTERWOR'I H. Mon. Tan Ah Bah a:;a.« Tanc Chool Urn«. 26. :ortay plead, guilty t<> a charge at :ne to < \tort $3,000 fri.m house«ifc Lav i hfiiE -S:<-w on 12. Hearing was fixed liT Sept. IS.
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  • 33 2 XI TANG. M-n -Mr P Srlnlvuan of P\vn headquarters, rus taken mer the p sen; r r\eru';\e enainrer here from Mr Nk K.ih Ch »>n. who has resigned from government aevice.
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  • 344 2 10 years for forgoing currency notes |(UALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Hi?h Court today sentenced a printer. Goh Yu Chai, 44. to 10 years' jail on three charges of possessing machinery and materials for forging Singapore $50 currency notes. In sentencing Goh. Justice Daio ADdul Hamld fcaid- "In the interest of
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  • 26 2 BUI IUWORTB Moo. M Hup. 25. reportpd to po!;c» todti- that thieves .stole clolhes fr< m b*r ra ;n Jalan Lo ier her* ;ht.
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  • 119 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Malaysian Government was thanked today lnr the "bold, unwavering and sympathetic" support it had given the Arab countries In The Middle East conflict. "We shall always remember Malaysia for the brotherly and spontaneous h< !p given to us at all
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous

  • 197 3 KANGAR, Monday CHARIFAH JUNITA, 21-year-old J daughter of the Raja of Perlis, said today she was "very disappointed" that she had not been appointed a youth officer. She applied for the job recently but was rejected by the Ministry
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  • 26 3 XL.V renk erdwy a' Sopaiig. soo.i: 35 m..fs {turn hfrr n.n Parian. 11 who was ler under a tree was WttkMtj :ed.
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  • 234 3 BAHASA COURSE AND INATTENTIVE TEACHERS KUALA LUMPUR .Monday. J'HE Chief Education Adviser, Haji Hamdan bin Sncikh Tahir. today criticised "certain teachers*' who did not pay attention to what was taught at the first Bahasa Malaysia course. "I was given to understand that these touchers did not work hard at raising
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  • 29 3 XI DANO, Mon 1,,e ExPupils' Afcfociation of tlir Secondary Enelish School ben will hold a ladtoe' night at the uM* n premlaai In J.iUn Pa.sar on Wednexlav
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  • 66 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Security forces in Sarawak are doing very well in Operation Jala Raja (Royal Net i against c<immunl£t terrorists, the Chief Evrcutivp Officer of the National OpcntloM council. Goner. >! D.io Ibrahim bin IsiM ban I <i.iy I mr; :hp bt;* involved in ■in
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  • 56 3 PENANG. Mon The Penai.g nor'.lwast Distnr. Officer, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Hau Abdullah. will open the inaugural meeting of the Ayer Itam Youth Club on M.iy 3. The Periling Umno chairman. BOUrtOT Syed Hassan Aidiri and the DUtrict Culture. Youth and Bporta oftlcer. Inche Abdul Aziz hin
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  • 33 3 PENANG Mon Abdul K.idir Mydin. 19 today pleaded fuilty to having enp packet of ganja in a coffee shop at Brickkiln Road vestrrday B.nl a* allowed until sentence on May
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  • 159 3 MI'AR. Mon Malaysian fishermen in two high-powered fishing ho. i is chased five armed I pirates into lndonesi.ui waters on Saturday morning. One of the fishermen, Mr. IJ in See Keng, 32, said hi- and two of his rrlati\es were lowering their nets when a
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  • 296 3 March rubber exports bounce back AFTER THAT DIVE IN FEBRUARY... KUALA LUMPUR Monday. JJUBBER exports of 111,707 tons last month were a substantial improvement on the February tonnage. At a daily average price of 61.5 cents a pound for the month, they brought in more than $151.4 million in foreign
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  • 144 3 Rape and murder of girl: Two held JOIIORK BAHRL Mon. Two men have been detained by police in connection with the rape and murder of 4'-year-old < im.i Nyiok Moi in Kulai The Rirl had deep slash wound on her neck when her body was picked up from the river
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    • 541 3 Advertisement Do You Want to Become a Writer? If you have aptitude often Brer.;: e "f trh >t you taught Bat re Tea led bjr a tifi for letter writing I I :.u m>>flt with a fa*r:naUnf you ran be trained to »riU and pj.i-.imf carper." .ell article, and afcjrt
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  • 252 4 'Patient could be alive if doctor was told' SINGAPORE, Monday WOODBRIDGE Hospital patient —'injured in a tight among 10 inmates might have lived if a doctor had been told, a coroner said today. Mohammed Saril Saini. 20. died from shock and bleeding lour hours alter the iij^mi on mv. i,).
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  • 122 4 SINOAPORF. Mon. Lack of funds and facilities Is hampering the National Theatre Club's activities. This was pointed out by a member at Us. annual meeting over the weekend. The club was not subsidised by the Government and members were not prompt with subscriptions, the secretary. Dr
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  • 20 4 SINOAPORE. Mon There were no lirM or teruiid prize wii.i.r: in >esterday's Toto ciiaw Nn. 31 70
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  • 11 4 SINGAPORE. Mon There mere 53 accident*, eight serloua, ye»t*rd«j
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  • 30 4 SINCiAI'i >Kt. M In ft* v 6 uiOay I hi tin 1 propoMd rrlint'iy lur Singa|x>rf PriiMlrum wai in»dvrrtentlv itn.n m S2BU million. It %hould b" $200 mii:
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  • 102 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Madam Querk Bat Tar. 35, of Lorong 27. Grylang. was found ing in a pool blno al the foot of loi-k 12. .i.ii.n v today. sht n hmt to t*-" 0111 l CO (■<■!)"• ll llospi'i: h-n ll died shortly aflcr
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  • 186 4  - Meteoric rise of new NTUC president DAVID GAN: Pv SINGAPORE, Monday pHO.M an "unknown" to the top of the Singapore labour movement. Thai is the meteoric rise of airline officer Mr. Phey Yew Kok (above), 35, new president of the Nation;il Trades Union Congress. Mr. Phey came Into the a^
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  • 128 4 SINGAPORE. Mon A picnic by four boys all aged nine ended In tragedy when one of them was drowned. The Incident occurred at the tributary ol the tar River In Yio Chu Kang at about 10.30 ;i m. All four wen- ■>. mmlng
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  • 84 4 SINGAPORE. Mon Police today ofTrrrU a $2,000 reward for Information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for the murder of Ng Hock Tliye, 37. at Dakota Crescent at about 12 45 am on Aug. 6. 1969. InformatU)!. may be
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    • 165 4 OIU IlAIIII: NEXT CHANGE! All Singaporeans Will Soon Fall Head Over Heels For AJcrijfbda— P^ pookie: Vtenle X^K. 1/MonJ ftjluio F'edtCor;,' Olli:«r\ NEXT CHANGE! A REIVER IS A RASCAL. Steve McQueen is the head Reiver. Steve McQueen inThe Reivers" Sharon Farretl. Will Gr«*r. Michael Constantino, fr Rupert C roue. Mitch
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    • 456 4 ■J IH Ll i»ntwi;nl OPENS TODAY' D 4 Show, ).10, 4 00 6 30 9 15 pm "The Prime Ot M,s» Jean Brod THt ST'.R!LC CUCKOC -ITI-l/IJh.lllß 13TH GREAT Day lo4Som. 115 345 0304 Ml "SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON" John Mills I n "THE REIVCRS I M r iif'Ygj f rrrFl
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  • 127 5 The Freedom Question Tampax tampons or sanitary pads? There is really only one answer for Kirls who value total freedom— Tampax tampons. They're worn internally. so there are no belts or I pins. No odour or p^ffßl chafing. They'i ESaEQ totally undo pfCSP in use. and jroai UiMitiJ hands Bee
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  • 186 5  - A facelift for 'quaint' tourism offices MAUREEN PETERS: By SINGAPORE. Mon. ROW of Tudor-style houses along Tanglin ad (above) will soon be repainted and .itt'd to accommodate the Tourist Promotion Board. The two-storey houses, now a dingy brown and beige, have quaint, sloping, high-gabled roofs that stand out in marked
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  • 45 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. A pla*tn bag (oniaining seven straw design cuttings mounted on *rd was found In an STC No. S bus on Holland ■boat 9 am. owner is asked to contact tew Whay Ban. of 503-O Clementl Road. Singapore 21.
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  • 125 5 THE 'FUNNY LITTLE DETAILS' THAT DRAW TOURISTS QINGAPOBE, Mon. American travelwriter Don l.angley (above) talked today i of the "funny little details" which can boost or i educe a country's tourist trade. Mr. l.aimltv 15, in.in.ieiiU editor m Travrl.ice. Wist. a weekly San Kr.miisco ■empaper. named tun «f these ietalki:
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  • 85 5 SINGAPORE Mon —American tourist Mr. Robert Hurli Fink) Cain, who lost, a book ot traveller cheques worth si. 080 at the Pava Lebar airport arrival nate I last Thin sday not it ba< k the j next any Tlie cheque liook was found by Mr SK Pa;:!,
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  • 166 5 rpHE climax of exercise J. Bersatu Padu in June came a step nearer today when a convoy of 23 Malayv;m Service Corps Mrucks left the British 3 Base ordnance Doimii in Singaporo. carrying 300 tents and other Btorei The materials are destined
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  • 96 5 Man told me he stabbed woman: Witness SINGAPORE. Mon. Ooh Krr ta. H, -aid in the Hull Court that carpenter Liew Kirn Sioiitf. .'(i mid him (ii June 15 tr that he nad stabbed unman. Liew and Kee All Tee. 19, 1 pleaded net juiln to Joint chargei ol murdcrtnf
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  • 203 5 NTUC now has 3 on daily-rated committee SINGAPORE, Monday Till! Government today appointed a new chairman to the committee to study and review daily taW-d employment in Government, the Public Utilities Board and the Housing Board. Hr is the Foreign Ministry's deputy secretary. Mr. S R. Nathan, who replates Mr.
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  • 188 5 Porkseller's report gets extortion gang jail, rotan SINGAPORE. Mon. Two extortionists from the "Mi" secret society woit sentenced to 18 months' jail and six strokes of the rotan each today for attempting to extort S3GO from a porkseller. Odd- iob labourer I'hia Moon lion and vegetable--eller Wong Hrm Kwong. both
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  • 153 5 UNF 'very happy with the polls results SINGAPORE. Mon The' United National Front today described the 6.25 ft votes polled by Ita MM candidates in last Saturdays by-elections as a "marvellous achievement." The UNF secretarygeneral, Mr. R. Votriv. iv. said his party was very happy with the results of the
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
    • 43 5 iiiif/s itunntf Itfl it*ti/*ii liiiiiitltihl 3 cJW /TAKE ME 1 I LOOK, HE'S BUSY! •"ZiiSZ*" TH' SPACE OUTFITS THEY'RE J JjS IB I TO YOUR t COME BACK y Aft ll MAKIN' FER KIPS THESE \\r\ LEAPEgj MTOMORTOWJJO- Hi DAVS ARE k'EALLY tf**j&U
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  • 344 6 By NANCY BYRAMJI SINGAPORE, Mon. The Minister for Communications, Mr. Yong Xyuk Lin, said tonight Singapore was like "a pressure-cooker." 'We strive to attain our targets in the shortest possible time to achieve in a decade what other counlies have taken a century to achieve."
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  • 237 6 Jinx ship wins against third salvage bid SINGAPORE, Monday JT was third time unlucky for Singapore's jinx ship today. Tonight she w;is still at the bottom of tlir tea On the two previous attempts to lift the sunken British ammunition lightToday the wreck almost refused to do even that. Diver
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  • 122 6 SINGAPORE. Mori About l.ono bool present nig the "beM in Japanese thought" are now on display at the The booKs. a gilt from the Japanese Govern: bai ded over to the acting Minister tor Culture. Mr. Wee Toon Boon, by the Japanese
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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  • Article, Illustration
    1607 7  -  A CORRESPONDENT More than 500 condemned Americans wait in cells BY WASHINGTON The United States, wnich had no executions in 1968 or 1969, could be building up for one of the grimmest seasons in the recent history of the death penalty. By latest count, 502 men and
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  • 685 7  -  X.EW YORK. Wall Streets stock market slump is upsetting the plans of thousands of Americans in all walks of life from wealthy executives to lowly wage earners. It's not that America's 24 million stockholders are facing starvation or are in desperate financial condition. It's that hundreds
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  • The Straits Times Tuesday, April 21, 1970
    • 515 8 Quiet voices have begun to uw a fuller awareness in Malaysia of human spoliation of the environment the pollution of .md and water. Too little is known, and certainly the dangers and the problems are nowhere near as threatening as they are in thi industrialised West, or even
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    • 328 8 The Indo-Pakattan subcontinent is warming up for another amis race, India and Pakistan have shopped for iirms somewhat surreptitiously, but from now on it is going to be a less covert affair. Pakistan's President is visiting Moscow in June to seek arms aid from the Soviet Union.
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    • 188 8 The "funny little details" to which an American travel writer directs Urn attention of tourist autboritiei and tiiL- Industry in v* nend are, of course, rather more than details. They have evtiything. or almost everything, to do with c movable stay on a foreign itramdL Cities winch
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  • Letters
    • 341 8 Now, why not a purge on city noise? CINGAPOREs Prime Minister has Initiated a purge on air pollution from the exhaust gases of motor vehicles. May I, as a visitor from Australia, suggest too. a purge on pollution by noise in Singapore? As an architect, I appreciate your old architecture
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    • 141 8 |N drawing attention to the traffic situation In Singapore In hU letter headed "Nightmare Traffic for Drivers 7 <S.T. March 14 "Old Motorist" has underlined a perennial problem faced by most big and expanding cities aJI over the world. Some of his suggestions have. In fact, already been
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    • 186 8 JET DID NOY TAXI INTO 'DEADEND' I WISH to comment on a news Item In the Straits Times of March 26 "Deadend at Airport Delays Jet. 1 Investigations have revealed that the CS.A. lllyushin 62 aircraft, flight OK 515 from Singapore to Bombay, taxier 1 out at 1348 GMT from
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    • 111 8 T REFER to the letter headed "Grand Prut" si" April 8). The size of the YIP. Grandstand was determined by the site of Sembawang Hills Circus, the necessity of providing other facilities on this circus and the spectators on the grandstand having a good view of the
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    • 111 8 MAKING his defence on the Dresent Dractlce on delaved deals, vour correspondent <a leading broker) disclaimed "as a device to exaggerate" a oolnt In the Ferris ReDort that shares bougnt on a time-bargain basis are In fact available for delivery after one month and not six weclu. Will he
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    • 184 8 FACTORS IN CHANGE TO METRIC SYSTEM I WA8 pleaded to nut* from the article "Singapore LlKely to Switch to Metric 1 1ST. April 9». that some Interest has been aroused In the growing pressures to anticipate and prepare for the change to metric. With reference to an earlier article, "Metric
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  • Article, Illustration
    1284 8  -  ROBERT STEPHENS Soon Nile Valley floods will be put into storage THE Nile High Dam is almost finished. In four months from now, on the 18th anniversary of the Egyptian Revolution, President Nasser will declare the completion of the mammoth project. Its pursuit involved Egypt in East-West
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  • WORLD NEWS
    • 373 9 Students seize Viet Senate and Lower House SAIGON. Monday JJTUDENTS, shouting slogans and waving banners, seized South Vietnam's legislative chambers today and started sit-ins in protest against the Government's trial of 21 of thrir leaders on sedition charges. The demonstrator* Invaded the Ixiwer Hou.se and Senate Building.": :n Baigon minutes
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    • 124 9 HONG KONG EXTENDS STAY OF SIHANOUK'S SON HONG KONG. Mon. Princ« Norodom Yuvaneath i above), eldest son nt the deposed Cambodian leader. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, has been allowed to extend his stay in Hong Kong until May 15. a Government spokesman said today. The Prince arrived here for a short
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    • 44 9 LONDON. Mon. A bullion tiain s unexpected slop at HitLh:n. Hertfordshire, scared off three men trying to break open a Mint container holding £***** They Jumped from the (Rrnase and ran off without any hunt and British Railways tightened &e<
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    • 30 9 JAKARIA. Mon. A conference o: mn Bnn:iom May 5 to tla; 13. *n organising committee spokesman said. Deiegat»v- from 25 un:\In the region are expected to? attend. Reuter.
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    • Article, Illustration
      48 9 MosCutt M. ii conimunI' from Cuba. Czechoslovakia, North Vietnam and North Korea havr arrived here for WPdnc-rUiys i-elehratimi of the 100 th birthday anniverI sary of Lentn. AP. FIREMEN (in background) check the fire-damaged plane. In foreground are the personal belongings of passengers. A. P. radiophoto.
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    • 90 9 JETLINER BLAST NOT SABOTAGE, SAYS CAPTAIN DOMK. Mon. Sabotage was ruled out after a Scandinavian jet airliner burst into flames nnd burned out at Home air port last night. Seventy fi\e passengers and crew jumped to safety after the plane caught fire while taxiing to takeoff for Copenhagen With in
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    • 107 9 The plane was on a fli.ht from Tokyo. The flames spread alone th left wine and enveloped the passenger cabin and <<><kpit Capt. H'hliii said: "EverythiriK m normal durinc the fir«.t ph.iM- of the luiiii. and ue did not see anything wrong with .ui> of the instruments Midflriily. we
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    • 57 9  -  IPC chief by LONDON. Mon A H«h Court writ ha.<- bfn taMMI by Mr E.i«.iiri Pickering. I lull II ni agauiM i/>rd Prancs-WUlUuna the publisher.^ lit I m. hr wi| libciicd in I<T'. book. "Nomine Bo rlam- further publication of thf ullrizo.i ,;nel An lIHWIIWI to the writ
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    • 205 9 the Vi( tcong today rut Cambodia's main mad link to the South Vietnamesp border 30 miles east of Phnom Penh by felling dozens of trees across the highway. The action took place near a village earlier devasted by Cambodian troopi for alleged prong sympathies.
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    • 363 9 CAIRO. Monday. pRESIDENT Masser. In an interview published yesterday, emphasised his desire for peace in the Middle East but said the attitude of Israel and the United States prevented it. In :ne interview with the editor of the Indian weekly Bl;'z. he
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    • 65 9 LONDON. Mon The (Jfrf'h of Sir Alvary Oascolgne. Britain's Ambassador to the Soviet Union at the height cf the cold war. was announced today He urv 76 Sir Alvary wan British Mmlfter In Hunuary troin 194 ft to 1946. Ambassador to Japan for the
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    • 24 9 BANGKOK M..|, t. .MB O'tnn -tn'iPi in rhipf of Tilman Qtnrlamn oeneml Hesdqiunrrs. arrived here today for a nefki visit AP.
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    • 40 9 lAGOS. M<>n Thirty far■n in 'ii. M <*nd Annie areas <>t Nigi-na s>>uthhave brrn killed or wounded planted by former Btafraa NMtontsU <.nee the end of The c-l\:l •ation commUwianer Mr Michael Ogon. said yostfrday AP.
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    • 251 9 CYDNEY, Mon. The J Sydney Daily Mirror today gave its readers the personal story of how Ronald Biggs dodged the British and Australian police recounted by rhc Groat Train robber himself. With a banner headline de clanng 'The scoop of
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    • 166 9 Manila workers to strike for higher wages MANILA. Mon. labour leaders have call--led a three-day national .strike from Wednp.sday In an prior to f< rce Congrp.sa to g:\ --ir dPmand.s i for a minimum daily of lo pesos for inti workers. A spokesman for the la- bour groups, which claim
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    • 90 9 love from the Diethelm collection Come and look over the Diethelm every taste and every pocVct. weeks «>nl>. suiting Apnl 22th Don't collection Dining room furniture in We invite you t.« our showroom in miss it There\ sure lo be something many styles, but all with that special Market Street
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  • 224 10 BONN, Monday VV'KST (Herman bor- der authorities said early today they still had not been able t<» And mit the whereabouts «»f st'ven people aho. trd a fight West German plane forced down in East (lerm.mv yesterday by communist jets liring warning
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  • 125 10 Two cross English Channel in balloon (CALAIS i France*, Mon. An American and an Englishman crossed the English Channel In a balloon yesterday. The American. Link Z. Bauiu. said he wa.s "turnIng back the pages of history." "Communing with nature," he called It. When the sphere was finally anchored on
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  • 135 10 OFFICER EVERYONE KNEW AT HEATHROW AIRPORT... I ONDON Mon. Edward L Hunter was the man everyone knew at London '.s iicrhrow Airport Visiting royalty, famous MM rani and other V.I Ps were seen through CuitOWi oy the 61-year-old Chief Preventive Officer But n were smugglers beh;nd the scenes. And now.
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  • 50 10 MJXFMBOURCf Mon F*orf<un Minister* of «lx Common Market nmtlOM met hpre tod«v tn pngwn hr mrnibfrshlp ne(rotUttoax »itti Britain scheduled I" beu'ii in 10 weeks The daU for the negotiation* »n< »i for no! later rh«n June 1 the summit meeting in the l last December UPI
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  • 56 10 AMMAN. Mon Jordan'! Pr.me M.nlnter Bahut Al-Tal-hnuni last nigh: rr.-nuffied hi* (ti\ eminent br.:.nini: .m flvr Miniater* to replace four outgoing Cabinet members The outgoing M'.ni.Mrrs were Mr Yaacoub Muiammer < Finance >. Mr MOUM Anill-Ken-heb (Interior for municipal «nd rural affair.- > Mr. Ernie Ohoiy
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  • 89 10 I ONDON, M<>n SurL geMM have performed Krltains second internaI -<im.il trm-plant opera tion. the Royal Free Hospit.il .innoiinieri today The kidney of ;n anonymou- >outh killed in an cidrnt in Swrrten uas flnwi to London in h accident in Sweden was planted
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  • 258 10 Heath to Wilson: Arrest me or shut up LONDON. Monday (XDNSERVATIVE Party leader Mr. Edward Heath challenged Prime Minister Wilson la*t night to "prosecute me or shut up." Ref err ing to a recent speech by Mr. Wilson criticising Informal contacts by Conservative leaders with members of the Rhodesian regime.
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  • 264 10 THREAT BY ANTIAPARTHEID MILITANTS TO WRECK TENNIS TOURNEY LONDON. Mon. The militant "Stop the i Seventy Tour Committee" last night hinted that It would attempt to di.srupt the Rothmaru International tennis tournament, next week unless the organiser makes a public antl-aoartheid declaration. The committee wants the organiser. Mr. Bob Howe,
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  • 278 10 Flying stuntman 'Batchy' Atcherley dies at 66 T ONDON. Mon— On« of Britain's most colourful fliers. Air Marshal Sir Richard Llewellyn Roger Atcherley, has died from a heart attack on his way to greet the Apollo astronauts. "Batchy 1 Atcherley, vho was 66, was a stuntman extraordinary and former chief
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  • 93 10 Maturity: The truth behind the Beatles' breakup I ONDON. Mon The breakup of the Beatles was attributed yesterday in Life MagaEine to "that dread condition, maturity Noting what it called various explanation- fur the split, the weekly magazine .--aid: 'The real villain was time, the decade that had, transformed the
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  • 26 10 CORINTH <MlSMMippu, Mon <\ irnarin ripped thrnueh two mile* of nouaes her* rested day. killing at leant five jvopl* nil injuring more than 50. UPT
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  • 349 10  -  TIM TREE: Sydney, Monday f.MMI.M»'.I A NEWLY-FORMED A n t I racialism Council -is planning a ranipaisiu to persuade the government to cut its links with South Afrira and Rhodesia. The council will begin its drivp next year, which the
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  • 542 11 New row brews in Congress over Laos air war WASHINGTON. Monday ANEW major row brewed In Congress today over U.S. military Involvement overseas following the partial lifting over the weekend of a six-year veil of secrecy on U.S. air strikes In northern Laos. A partly-censored tranol Senate hearings released last
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  • 269 11 Envoy Godley and his shadowy Project 404 WASHINGTON, Mon. The I nitert States Baafeaan in Vientiane is the nerve ceutie of a sh.ulou) militaiy opera tion known as Project IM, accord i n c to ••virienrt. released acre tod, The proiert was s.ud to pro\idp support. ?u-ordi-nation and target spotting
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  • 311 11 ,K r STUDENTS in several North Indian turned violent against instructors trying to .stop them cheating In examinations. IX Agra, 250 miles south-' New Delhi, a 1 1 h by Uttar her wa.s the head and seriously wounded in a
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    • 162 11 'TREAT SOEKARNO WELL' PLEADS DEWI k MSTERDAM. Mon. A Ratna Sari Dewl. beautiful Japanese-born wife of former Indonesian I President Soekarno. pleaded fin a Dutch television programme yesterday for better treatment of her hasband by President Suharto The interview was pre-re-corded In Paris, where she la living. i She said
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    • 929 12 mmm^— VACANCY NOTICE UNIVHUMTI OP MALAYA vu Applications from Mal.yM.n FACULTY Or |n[ citizens are Invited for one vacant; Applications are Invited for the post of MairiMrate In the Judicial i posts listed below ■^•-%«K i^» Department. Sarawak A. Senior Lecturer In: ,^QNG IvUNVj 2 8 »l« r T Sc
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  • 194 13 Tan Sri Mohamed Noah to retire on July 28 L U A L A LUMPUR, IX Mon. The Pr< sident of the Senate. Tan Sri Haji Mohamad Noah bin Omar. who left here today on a two-month world tour, will retire on July 28. id newsmen at the airport he
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  • 11 13 SIN(i M-OHE. Mun K Mr f" H Clio. h'>
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  • 376 13 Ministry official who refused to travel by bus express COURT CRITICISES ABSENT WITNESS MALACCA, Monday. A SENIOR Singapore Ministry official was criticised by the magistrate for failing to appear in court today as a prosecution witness because ''he was not inclined to travel by bus." The official. Mr. Huan Tzu
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  • 57 13 KUALA TRENOOANU. Mon. A cheque for 63.900 waa today presented to Che fUhimah binte Lmmi. 23, widow of Inche A! nud Marrukl, 26. a teacher killed In a road accident In October 1918 The presentation was made by Ha\ Ahmad bin Abdul Rahman. president of the
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  • 45 13 FCLANG. Mon The former president of the KJang Labour i Party. Tew Boon Chin. 44. ha* been released from the Muar detention camp Tew. who returned to hla Jalun Rembau home here on Saturday night. v.a» detained on Mty 31.' last year
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  • 21 13 KLL'ANO Mon. -The KHat hare mil hold a goodwill wilk on Sunday from sungel layoof lo Kluang town— five
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  • 135 13 COME BACK PLEA TO GIRL, 19, WHO LEFT HOME SINGAPORE. Mon. A mother of ltt children today appealed lo her I'J-year-old daughter to return home antl help look after the family. I .urn. in hinte Hussein (ahovrt. a syi-e's daughter, left her Alexandra Koad home three months ago after her
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  • 184 13 Uncle wanted to 'paly with me, says girl JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. A 13-year-old schoolgirl uxiay testified that her uncle, "Pa Kassiin.'" wanted to "play" with her and made her lie on a towel. The Kirt. whese nan>e was withheld, was testUving at the trial ol Kiss!m bin Mohamed Taib. 34.
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  • 97 13 I/UALA LUMPUR, Man Bupplah Kada Karal. 40. was nned Sfi.ono here today tor haviiiK 171 gallons of liquor on which duty of $82.) had not been paid. Assistant Supt. of Custom.s K Sath.aseelan told the court that on March 1 Customs officers waited in ambush In Jalan
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  • 283 13  - When men forget Cecile is a woman, and she's glad of it CAROLE CHONG |B y I/UALA LUMPUR, Mon. The foreign service of many countries today may be very much a man's preserve, but this has not stopped vivacious West Indian beauty Cecile Davis from carvine out a career with
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  • 50 13 MALACCA. Mor. The Oajah Bcrang terondary *rhnol hfr» fintllv iwaived its Senior Cambrldg* r«HItU tod«y 28 da\» ifter r\erylxx. Nlnet>-nln« of »he |M *x>\» sho ul for Hrn ■miolnatloa paved., ciMiig a pmMMi f TSI Thirty-thre* §eH Grid* One. 46 Oridt Two and 20 Grade Thr»*
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  • 22 13 SI NGEI I'AIAM M n Mr Choy H"ii Nang 11 veyor centr^i tad aouUi Ked<h. ha« been tr«n»ferred in K^'i Btiaru
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    • 791 13 On your TV and Radio TV MALAYSIA NETWORK ONI.: Kuala Iximpur and Prtiaaf Channel I; Ipoh and MjUn» I univl Juhfirp iUhru S; Taipinc 4: Katu Pahat 7. Klaan< E t: I'M. fltgtwmmm »um!ii»ry. «.OO N»»*. 6 16 Uocuurs fr<>aa in. .-I lawea; 640 J<>» W Colonei McCiainf, 7 07
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    • 276 13 TV SINGAPURA 1 tUNNLI. 1(M rM Opening summary .md (ienr-ra: ■eafAtgJ; o#w^ mar Word .Malay. 3 55 A ri.ny event* m MnSapi re Tha week laUJay); 4oo[t Happen*** in Bt»tapf»e Malay— rei>ea:. 4 lo Fcjrton l'.aie i repeal Ml fi 0t ui^n-i mmmatt ana Mty Ha^^»e^. 630 fi :t er
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    • 112 14 HKKh'S a completely new look given to class tablruarr M.tnul ;i< turrtl by a British firm, the new range called Glacier. Ihr srt of fruit bouls is in textured glass with a shimmering cracked-ice appearance. Manufacturer* rlairn that the classware ran take a lot
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  • 211 15 SINGAPORE. Monday DECrRITY nuards were douhled in the ,'S.OOO-ton P and liner Himalaya today to prevent any hippie stowaway from disembarking. Ihe UMiu! six guards were to—ted to ;i do»en ill mliihuhl; the --hips four gangways. 1' .mil 0 spokesman s.tid:
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  • 26 15 A buri m Mr. Foo Chee mplojred by a 'i! rant. ikonfd 25 am HP pot up out through the rear door of the
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  • 23 15 SINGAPORE M hanvi. drnied beuiK ab>ent from Vl| 'rain in? from Jui I Trial «M fixfd (or May 22. us allowed
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  • 220 15 Hotels launch computer 'book in' service SINGAPORE. Monday HOTELS here have checked into the computer world through their link with a new world-wide computerised reservation network. The service can confirm 1i..-.tantly hotel reservations. car rental and package tour facilities throughout the world through a series of reservation centres. It screens
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  • 75 15 SINGAPORE. Monday I^HE Government is to offer morf merit bursaries this year, particularly for technician courses at the Singapore Polytechnic, Ngee Ann Technical College and Singapore Technical Institute. An oment toto proS;ne:ipore'3 Industries, eminent U umber of merit flips, bjm rial Malay :::d study loans
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  • 28 15 M'ORE, Mon. Karto I wn <e<l for let .Sen ires, d I ed tr>in a &e«'Ibtlr premises in Road today !j out foul play.
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  • 320 15 By DAVID GAN (SINGAPORE, Mon. India's No. 1 business tycoon Mr. J.R.D. Tata, took a good look at Singapore's i n d v s triulisation programme today. The youthful-look-ing 65-year-old, who heads the giant Tata group of industries, is chairman-founder of Air India. He
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  • 66 15 CINOAPORE. Mon. Anac Day will be observed on Saturdßv with the traditional dawn nenice and aerial flypast at the i Kranjl war memorial cemetery. The 28th Commonwealth Infantry Brigade, formerly sta- tlon°<i at Terendak, will be a* thr service *ts of the public wishlnf r.d nre asked to
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    • 301 15 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. To live in Esstz U terribly 1. Book more than one *aw (I). boring! <si. V Leav* h London district In 7. A fl*h a flsh found In gloom 6). weed i4-4i. i i about deck being 8 Btafi quiet about opening* wet i 8..
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
    • 799 16 BID AND OFFER PRICES OFFICIALLY LISTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE tINCAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADINC ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE^ WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN INDUSTRIALS S. MIMA 2.03 2.lUc'il( Alcnn 1.70 (—.08) Allied Choc... 414 4.30 ccl( Bin LM Ml Borneo 1 72 1.74 mnch.)
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    • 913 16 |»l l\ WO ItKPOKTKII 13 TO THK BINGAPOBE AND KUALA 1.1 MIMR TKADIM. ROOMB <ll 111 l STO( K K.\- HAM. I I STEKDAY WITH THE M'MRL'R (II SHARKS I i:\lll II SHOWN IN XX.M Xl 1 s IN LOTS Ol l.Oilii UNLESS oramwisi i ihld. INDUSTRIALS: Alcan
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    • 199 16 STRAITS TRADKRS announce a final dividend of 20 cents and b> five cents, payable on May. 23. Lodgement rin May 8 JAKOINI WAUGH an •hat the audited consolidated net profit for 1969. a:ter providing for depreciation and taxation, was $686,279 compared with $1,101,912 for the previous year
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    • 181 16 I Mi KORI O» MMOAPONt AO MENTS FOR APRIL Jl Ol r IMMMa bii Clrtea laooa 2J -4 Htrtyd Mam 25 -"«> (.•lint J5 .^6 Msk<ine«an Mam H«n..u IS I a«ter" Mai.t i DoM» '••jraMl 67 Slate ol llenn«: X S Pan.'c fove 1.5 14 K«h
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  • INTERNATIONAL SUMMARY
    • 95 16 IjVDRMER Japanese Prime Minister, Mr. Nobusuke Kishi said on Monday that an Asian version of the European Economic Community (EEC) was desirable with Japan. South Korea and so m c other neighbouring nations as its members. Speaking at the openthe South KoreaJ a
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    • 157 16 TEXTILE: n Wash House hi Repress members from uth and New England had joined forces to textile Import »il! regard whether President Nixon them or not By adding leather shoes •o the protection list, the House textile groups had drawn In new wide support from House members trom other regions.
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    • 77 16 on.: It mv offletatty announced in Algiers on Sunday night that plans for the creation of a total Algerian-Libyan national oil company would be presented to the two governments within a month. The announcement was contained In a communique issued on talks concluded on Saturday betwi en Libyan Oil and
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    • 59 16 PACT: Japanese Government sources expressed satisfaction on Monday that the multi-mil-lion dollar trade pact between Communist China and Japan had been extended lo Dec. :51 Go* mment approval came from source- close to Japan's Prime Minister Mr Fisaku Sato despite t that the Japan* ese 'ni.vsion had to denounce Sato
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    • 273 16 T ONDON. Mon. Government i bonds moved sharply lower. Persistent selling and a Virtual lark of support saw prices M heavily, and lossts of up i<> v point were seen. Equitie.s also weakened after persistent sellim? and no buyers. Pre\\, reports' that large lines of leading .-locks were
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    • 39 16 LONDON, Mon Spot buyers £1608 i £2 1. sellers £1612 (-•-£4). Forward buyers 3 months £1627 I IS), sellers £1628 (Mi Settlement £1609 (—£3). Turnover a.m. 585 tons, p.m. 130 tons Tone: Steady, i Prices in metric ton).
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    • 67 16 LONDON. Mon. Spot 19 -d.. May 20 1 16<i.. June 20 \d.. July 2(l' (I. J'lly Sept 20 ",d.. Oct.' Dec M IS IM .Jan. Marrh 21 '*d. April June 21 \d.. July Sept 21 I I6d or, Dm 11 5 16d.. Jan Much 11 '-v April June II
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    • 380 16 MELBOURNE. Mon MINING shares tended to drift back In very light trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today Tlimißh prices eased through th« day on lack of buying support there was little selling pressure and most moves were marginal The market showed little interest In the Carr Boyd
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    • 75 16 TUB AllKlllwn si BanKl IK Miunu •Inajaawra marlr llnv manor* In ram la menhann on Satuntav irtie fnlli.wmq ratr* «n> (UtotfHi to thr fHiinSOIInt TT or OD raaahn Druttrh* Marks IK 4 ill mi Holland Gullfltn SH4 q Swim Franc! $71 HS.'S •lan Pranci Sr. >?.T, French Franc*
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    • 26 16 nimaii mm us. mm f. i>4",n Km T.T. an<i tHt Str,lm m m |4 30 inn ana 111 l «f |«M al 283.
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  • 37 16 Straits INDICES Apr. 17 Apr. 20 •Industrials: lll.n! 144.08 1 Ilotfls: 7.1.89 T...7!t rropertirs: ULM 122.20 Tim: 93.16 93.32 tSrubbrrs: 111.53 111.53 Dm. 30, 1966 100 Dec. 31, 1968 ss 100 t Dec. 29, 1962 z= IM
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  • 398 16 Till Stock exchange of .Malaysia and Singapore opened the week yesterday on a dull note with business showing further contraction and confined only to selective counters. Once again there was no real incentive to deal with the annual meeting of the Stock Exchange less than
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  • 938 16  -  Goodwood THE CITY EDITOR VOW Hie (ioodwood Group this innv seem a strange question. But shareholders must remember what the Group has done in the pest and consider its possibilities in the future. News of a two-for-one bonus issue and a one-for-one rights Issue at par may
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  • 202 16 HpHE Straits tin price in Pi-nang yesterday 101 l a lurther $3.12», 2 to 5704 rer picul on an offering estimated down 130 tons to J2O tons. Small support from Japan was reported over levels Week end at loWer STOCKPILE: There v ill be no
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  • 257 16 SELLERS predominated M the opening of th« Rubber Marker yeverday with the buyers reserved. At first business was slow to materialise. Depressing factors wer» an announcement in the press reports that Indonesia had banned the export of low grade rubber and the awaited outcome of negotiations in
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  • 62 16 /'HINfSt PHODU.I (XCMANOI. V< SINGAPORE NOON (LOSINO PRICES PEK PICUL YESTERDAY Coconul 0.1 I, s |Yum s top.j Mi..-.. s Msrf •\p. I K '••iw: Monto* «i,,i.- 114.", Miters. Sarawak wkttt Sun I q.irhl. rt I amn.,,, la) 0,,«. SI A^ I iIH Colt**: AC t,, h $97 wllera
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  • 52 16 (\S Ihr oflui.il >lala\an Shi.rJ w Jerin >1,,n,v Market for the week rmling the range of call r^lr- ».i- .is fnll,,»v Bank H Mi- p.r crnt per rent. <.r\l RAI II Mis; jivj p., rent to S j>rr rent. MON I Ml I v O f fund* totalled
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  • 485 20 TIMESPORT-l §HOULD a law similar to that banning foreign lawyers from practising in Malaysia be introduced to keep out foreign jockeys? "Yes", said several racing fans today, but race horse owners feel the time "Is not ripe" for such a
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  • 346 20 By EPSOM JEEP ACE Australian jockey Jim Johnson has high praise for local riders. And for a good reason. In his first ride at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday Johnson was beaten Into third place on hot favourite Glory of Sarawak in a thrilling photo-finish by
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  • 347 20 JOCKEY RAJOO SUSPENDED UNTIL MAY 15 APPRENTICE Jockey Rajoo Ramasamy has been suspended from riding in races until May 15. This followed an enquiry held by the MRA Stewards into Rajoo's riding of Privy Council in Rare 7 at Kuala Lumpur last Saturday. The Stipendiary Steward. In his report, states:
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  • 159 20 LONDON. Mon French colt Gyr was promoted to loint favouritism (or the Fpsom Derby by a leading liindon bookmaker after his victor? In the Prix D«ru at Uingchamp yesterday. The bookmaker quotes Gyr and unbeaten Irish-trained colt Nijinikv at 9-2. with Englishtrained Approval third in the
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  • 432 20 A roaring startPrince who left his pants behind RACING v: WORLD ROUNDUP MOTOR RALLY: All 96 cars In the marathon 11 England-Mexico World Cup Rally were safely on their way to France after an incident-packed first leej yesterday. Drivers related some harrowing experience when they reached the first checkpoint at
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  • 866 20 WEIGHTS or the weekend races at KuaU Lumpur: *\l I KDAY (I J. UIV. S— «F Btoe Metil 800 SpruiK Glow 8 13 Bernadeue Bunty 8 12 Peerless 8.11 Ne* combe 8 11 Shitntin iv»lc 8.11 Kuala Srlangor 811 Happy Hour 8 11 Cihir 8.11 Pourlla II
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    • 1265 20 KENYATAAN TAWARAN I TENDER NOTICE Propmrd Erection of 7* Terraee Tawaran daiipada Pemborone2 Houktu o« Jalan Batn Pmh»t. vang berdaftar di-JKR. di-dalHm Kluan*. for the Klaan* Co-aprra-Krias 'BX' iKrpala 1 1-2> dan k;< U sinc Society I-td. Pluar atas skan di-tenma di-Pejabat |y tera p,-rr fr di-Ka':"ar n hS Tender,
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  • 289 21 SWIMMING BASKETBALL -> SOCCER -fr MOTOR RACING By JOE DORAI r pVO swimmers. Esther Tan and Joseph Vow, yesterday »ook the limelight from the hans Patricia and Alex at the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's Open championships at Amber Road. They won their eventl In record
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  • 274 21 Hassall's surprise offer to FAM 4 SURPRISING turn ■^has taken plai F.A. of search for a coach. Briton Harold Hassali, coach of the victorious Malaysian warn in the 1968 Merdeka tournament, has offered to come out for six weeks to coach the team for this year's tournament (July 26 to
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  • 130 21 CLASH ENDS SOCCER GAME THE FAS LeagM Div. 3 match between Kaki Rukil Youths and IYC .nut M MU abandoned li\ minute* before the end yesterday. K.iki Rukit wrrc ln.nl ins tor .4 t-4 win whrn tun players Hashed BgCCtatMl rushrd into tin- lirld, and the rpfpree u.i, forced to
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  • 224 21 IjiORMER champions Thong Keng, .xhausted after trip-.r grurlling defeat by Biglap on Sunday night. crashed to their second defeat in the final round of this year's ill Association of ipore championship this tune by 92-87 to underdogs Police B" at the Gay World last
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  • 62 21 UNKNOWNS, this yeir's Singapore Women f'etball Association's Asian Lett >ie champions, will get the chart e of avenging their defeat In tie league by runners-up Slinjajore Teachers Union mlien they meet In an exhibition match at Farrer Park on Satin day Girls S C winners of Dlv.
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  • 36 21 SINGAPORE Amateur Fencing Association will hold their Novices rhsmplonsiilps Individual foil l men and women) from In am. on Sunday and the «abre individual on Monday at 730 pm at the River Valley Community Centre.
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  • 242 21 TIMESPORT 2 STEWART WINS AFTER RACE HAD TAKEN A HEAVY TOLL MADRID, Mon. Defending World champion Jackie Stewart of Scotland, yesterday drovt v March 701 to victory in the Spanish Grand Prix on the Jarama circuit here. He won by a lap from New
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    • 42 21 IUOTUU BAR rham-plon-hip Siglap v NunyaiiR. BC K v Police B iGay World 7.30). SO* I K FAS Plv 1 Prru Inrtlnns v Kola Rajah. OCBC v TarnmnfR nover^ "A". Trlok Kurau "A" v Flrr Brigade < all matchei Farrer Pk. I. It).
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  • 437 22 Puzzle over Malik's call for talks SINGAPORE. MONDAY "CK)REIGN ministries In several Asian capitals appeared today to havf suffered a breakdown in communications over proposals for a conference to discuss developments in Cambodia. A Reuter report today said a diplomatic puzzle had arisen over Indonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik's statement
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  • 85 22 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon— Two m- n died following a collision at the 13th mile Johore Bahru-Aver Hitam iat night Pte I) N Gibson of the Australian Royal Artillery ReKiment. who was ciinine a Dalsun. died niuinu'.K at tl:e BriUab Military Hospital. Smgapoie His passenger,
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  • 77 22 STUDENTS IN PAIN ON TRIAL VIETNAMESE student*, alleged to be involved in pro-communist activities on their way to attend the military court trial in Saiuon yesterday. lln -it of the 21 youths, in obvious pain, had to be helped into the courtroom. Bratine and torturr of thr accused students during
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  • 96 22 LONDON. Mon A move to quash secrets charges against William Owen, a former Labour MP, failed when the trial opened at th. 1 Old Bailey criminal court today. After t»« hours of leeal argument. Mr lustii r John Stephenson i tiled Huaii.- 1
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  • 27 22 .SaigON Man A bomb tucked iii"i the folds of an umbrella rxiloded In a central timnv wounding rmj captain and hi> M>n
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  • 295 22 PRESIDENT V.V. Giri today became the first Indian Chief Executive to appear in court when he testified before the Supreme Court in a case challenging his election to the nations highest ceremonial post last August. Mr Girls appearance, despite a court ruling he was exempted
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  • 36 22 CHRISTINAL PIRIIRA i.-i at alinilhiih li.t limn ri4 TO Hrlovi-d milhrt ..I M V MHmjl Prim*. X n I l|u|,,h Kutnrt Prtrim. I |M| I Ttl mull %ltaa \i.iili^% I flwran. I Hi .in.li urn
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  • 402 22 The rising discontent that blew up into the Manila riots MANILA. Monday AC o n g r e s sional panel said corruption and the disparity between rich and poor in the Philippines were some of the root causes of the present mass demonstrations and public discontent. American interference, Influence
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  • 29 22 TOWNSVILLE Australia i, Mon. Queen Elizabeth will ce--lebrate her 44th birthdny tomorrow witn a visit to tropical Orcer. Island on the Greal Barrlei Reef Reuter.
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  • 103 22 'GRAY FOX' OF GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY DIES LONDON, Mou Former Detective Chief Superintendent Thomas Butler. Scotland Yard's "Gray Fox" who tracked down Britain's Great Train Robbers, died today. He was 56. Although he retired from the Yard last year, "Tommy" Butler kept in touch Mith old colleagues in the hope
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  • 152 22 4-D: ONE MILLION SHARES OFFER TO PUBLIC KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.- Empat Nombor Ekor Berhad will place one million of its shares for public subscription on Wednesday. In addition, the company Is reserving one million shares for Malays. Malay companies and other Malay interests approved by the Ministry ol Commerce and
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  • 43 22 FAIGON. Mon Five American tel*eopter* v ero .shut <io»n r.\ei South Vietnam yesterday, tht most In a single day for almost a f*mi The lateM crashes bicmcht total tbrcvsjt) jrroundfire to 1,171 in nlnf years of war. Reuter.
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  • 181 22 Castro forces fight off invaders From Pag* On* tured nrpnsed tAmontn. Attempts against the regime are usually kept secret until well affr they are crushed. Castro forces f might two sharp running battles with the invaders one in the early nours of the landing and the other the next night
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  • 11 22 st\( n Sincaabll^li diplomattr relations at Hign CommlfMon level.
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  • 198 22 50,000 US troops may quit Vietnam in new pullout plan CLEMENTE (Call- fornia). Mon. President Nixon tonight reveals his latest plans for the I next U.S. troop with- drawal from Vietnam expected to be around 50.000. The President flew to the Western White House here last night from Honolulu, where
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  • 148 22 THE «ra"ier outlook for Singapore today from 6am t« v r»in. The foreca.-t IHr Mala- am today I rrow) for a 20 mile radius at the foltowrn PBNANO temjx>rarv showers over hilly area* in the afternoon; IPOH thowen oi thiauifrstorms mainly n\er inland areas In the later
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