The Straits Times, 10 September 1970

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    27 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY* SEPTEMBER 10, 1970 15 CENTS K D.N. 4517 M.C. (P) No. 1507
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    Lock icon Hijack No. 5 as zero hour nears
    999 1 Hijack No. 5 as zero hour nears New hostages for Leila 114inVC-10 LONDON. Wed. Britain's two major airlines today suspended all flights to and through Beirut on the advice of the Government. BOAC and BEA acted on the advice of Board of Trade President Mr. Michael Noble who asked them
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    More Phatoms for Israel
    108 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. The United States has agreed to sell 16 to 18 additional supersonic F 4 Phantom flghterbombers to Israel, defence sources said today. Administration sources said the sales would be made under previously stated U.S. policy of preventing any significant shift in the Middle East
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    Lock icon 'Extend deadline' plea
    49 1 'Extend deadline' plea AMMAN. Wed. An International Red Cross negotiating team has asked Palestinian guerillas for a three-day extension of their deadline for 188 hijack hostages, Arab political sources said today. The sources said the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine had not replied to the request. UPI.
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    Lock icon Call for UN meeting
    43 1 UNITED NATIONB. Wed —Britain joined the United States today in calling an emergency meeting of the Security Council to take up the question of airline hijackings. Sources said that they expected the 15-natlon body to meet later today —Reuter.
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    Bomb hoax
    33 1 Bomb hoax LONDON. Wed Police and firemen rushed to the '»ndon office of Jordanian Airlines today after a caller warned of a bomb threat But the call was a hoax. JUuUr
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    Bomb hoax man fined $1,000
    117 1 Bomb hoax man fined $1,000 SEA-COOK William Henry Good smiles wryly as he leaves a Singapore court after a S 1.900 fine for a bomb-scare hoax at Paya Lebar airport on Tuesday night. The Qantas jet which brought him from London was held up for five hours while it was
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    Rubber below 50 cents level
    133 1 Rubber below 50 cents level CINGAPORE, Wed. 3 The rubber price has hit below the 50--cent level. Under long liquidation, the commodity price slumped today to its lowest level this year with RSS September first grade closing at 49% cents a pound. The last time the price went below 50
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    Lock icon Jordanians shell guerilla positions
    105 1 Jordanians shell guerilla positions BEIRUT. Wed. Savage fighting broke out In Jordan today as army units shelled guerilla positions in defiance of government orders. Before communications with Amman were cut Reuter's Amman office reported that a storm of shells fell round it on Jebel Amman, the hlllop suburb where some
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    Drivers hurt in head-on crash
    62 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The drivers of a Mercedes 2808 and a Rover TC 2000 were slightly Injured after a head-on collision Just after midnight, ai the Junction (if IrweU Bank Road and River Valley Road. Mr. Ho Kla Tong. driving the Mercedes, and Mr. Llm Slam
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    Lock icon Threat to BEA
    30 1 MUNICH, Wed A British European Airways airliner mad* nn unscheduled landing at Munich Htrport in West Germany todny because of a bomb threat, airport officials said Reuter
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    Lock icon Angkor battle
    33 1 PHNOM PENH. Wed-Fresh Aghting has broken out near the Angkor ruins a.s Cambodian troops further south pressed on to clear Route Six leading to the provincial capital of Kompong Thorn. Reutei
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    11 CHILDREN IN HIJACKED PLANE
    88 1 11 CHILDREN IN HIJACKED PLANE LONDON. Wed.— BOAC aM today the pawnrrm Inrludrd 4.1 BritUh riturnv threr Americans, 19 Indians. 12 Bahrvinis and two Sin.halrar. Nationalities of the other pawnirri could not br <tetrrinlned immediately, he tatd. The passenger* inrludrd 30 women and II children under the ace of 1!.
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    Doctor, 71, is oldest lawyer admitted to S'pore Bar
    286 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. Dr. Rajinder Singh Grewal. 71. of Johore Bahru today made local legal history when he became the oldest lawyer ever to be admitted to the Singapore Bar. Dr. Grewal, a specialist in forensic medicine, retired from his profession two
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    Skyjacks: No rush here to cancel bookings
    102 2 Skyjacks: No rush here to cancel bookings SINGAPORE. Wed. No "panic" cancellations of flight bookings by travellers in Singapore have been reported in spite of the current spate of skyjacking and bomb hoax incidents involving airlines. Malaysia-Singapore A 1 r lines, which acts as booking agent for several international airlines,
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    New service
    13 2 PENANG Wed. The Penan* library has started a young people's service.
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    1,700 asked for abortions
    287 2  -  MASIE KWEE By CINGAPORE, Wed. 13 Over 1,700 applications for abortions have been received by the Termination of Pregnancy Authorisation Board since the Abortion Act came into force in late March. Most of the applications were approved, and the two main hospitals which performed the abortions
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    TRAIN CRASH WAS AN ACCIDENT: RAILWAY
    98 2 TRAIN CRASH WAS AN ACCIDENT: RAILWAY CINGAPORE, Wed.— A Malayan Railway official today ruled out the possibility of sabotage in the derailment of a train at Bukit Timah yesterday. He said: "It was just an accident." The south-bound train carrying rice, sugar, a large load of stout and passengers was
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    14 typewriters stolen
    46 2 KUALA LUMT*UR. Wed. Thieves broke into the office ol the Central Steel o:Jlce Equipment in Jplan Tuanku Abdul Rahman here and stele 14 typewriters worth $4,370 on Monday night They also look away 11 lighters and 80 fountain pens worth total of (850.
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    $100 gift
    30 2 PENANG. Wed. The Jelutone >oii(h cent.c last night received gift of $100 from the Drparune.nt r>f Culture. Youth and Sport to enable It to start a carpentry class.
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    Col Vij is new General Staff Director
    431 2 Col Vij is new General Staff Director #E PLANNED, IMPLEMENTED SAFJ7 SINGAPORE, Wed. £OLONEL Kirpa Ram Vij. S5, a brilliant administrator with military experience, has been apl>ointed to the top post of Director of Genera] Staff in the Defence Ministry. He succeeds Brigadier T.J.D. Campbell, 48, who is now "on
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    Defence Fund nears $9 million
    76 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. The National Defence Fond has received further donations amounting to $8,975 and interest of 535.776.72 from investment bringing the fund to 58.980.--152.53. The latest donations are from: I'pper Seranfoon People's Park stall-holders, $100: Kbenr Jai Kok Clan. S310: BEP Akitek Partner. $8,000; Mr.
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    Keralites to celebrate on Saturday
    84 2 Keralites to celebrate on Saturday SINGAPORE. Wed— Keralitee throughout the world will celebrate the harvest festival of "Thiru Onam" on Saturday, Sept. 12. Unlike any other festival, tills will be celebrated in a unique way. in the sense that Keralitea whether they ure Hindus, Muslims. Christians, or any oilier religions,
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    Lock icon Stripper Rose is cleared
    156 3 |>l K I II r<| Stripper Rose Chan and her agent were acquitted by a District Court jury here yesterday of having given an indecent performance before 100 men at a football club function on May 22 this year. Rose Chan Wai Chang, 44. and agent
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    Red attack beaten off
    57 3 ALOR STAR Wrd A Joint Malayslan-Thal border police patrol drove off an unknown number of communist terrorists who attacked :helr camp in Betong Jungle, near the Malaysian-Thai boundary last week According to a report reachIng here today, the gun battle was the first contact across the
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    40 give blood
    23 3 IPOH. Wed. Forty members of thp Anglo-Chinese School Interact Club here will donme blood at the QeneraJ Hospital on Friday.
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    Rotary dinner
    33 3 PENANO, Wed Goh Ah Heang. 21. was today fined 11.000 for carrying on an Illegal 10.000 characters lottery at a shop in Chor Sin Kheng Road on March 1 this year.
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    Father of death crash soldier gets $31,000
    103 3 PENANG. Wed. The commander of the 2nd Malaysian Infantry Brigade, Brig. General Abdul Latiff bin Hussain. today presented a cheque for $31,176 to Mr. D. S. Ramanathan. father of the late Captain (Dr.) John Ramanathan. The presentation was made at Mr. Ramanathan's Gottlieb
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    400 take the cure for drugs
    374 3  - 400 take the cure for drugs CHIN CHENG MEI By |(UALA LUMPUR, Wed. More than 400 people have received treatment during the past 18 months at a Malaysian mental hospital for drug abuse. But, this is only one side of the growing problem of the illegal sale of narcotics. A
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    'Scrap law pledging industrial land for loans' call
    210 3 'Scrap law pledging industrial land for loans' call IPOH. Wed. Industrialists it i'asek industrial estate here want the Slulr Government to scr. p the regulation governing pledging of industrial land as security for loans I niler existing conditions, they ran pledge the land. Hithuut h-tving to seek approval, when obtaining
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    GOVT TO ORGANISE TRAVEL MARKETING SEMINAR
    329 3  - GOVT TO ORGANISE TRAVEL MARKETING SEMINAR ANTHONY NG ->y I/UALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Uov- ernment will organise j a travel marKeting and development information seminar here next month. It will be organised by the Department of Tourism. Ministry of Commerce and Industry, from Oct Bto 10. Announcing this today. the
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    Body identified
    23 3 KULIM. Wed A unman luumi dead a; a ccmetrry in SinipaMg Tiga last Monday n idoitined as Lim Ah Mol. 61.
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    Cabman fined for refusing a short distance fare
    208 4 Cabman fined for refusing a short distance fare I SINGAPORE. Wed. 3 Taxi-driver Hoh Yun Leng refused to take on two passengers when he heard that they were going only a short distance, v court heard today. He was in ill-luck for the passengers turned out to be police Cpl.
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    3 years jail
    40 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Tan Kok Mul. 23. was jailea for three years today for retaining a motorcycle valued at S3OO Molen from Lim Hua Tung at Victoria Street on Jan. 27. Tan had two previous convictions for theft.
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    ACQUITTED OF ABDUCTING GIRL FOR VICE
    195 4 ACQUITTED OF ABDUCTING GIRL FOR VICE IPOH. Wednesday A DRIVING school instructor. Lim Nyep Looi, 28. A was acquitted by the magistrate's court here today on a charge of abducting a girl "with intent to force her to have illicit intercourse." His de- fence was not called. The magistrate. Madam
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    Officer: SCs 'third class' cops
    388 4 Officer: SCs 'third class' cops 800 WHO 'LINGER ON WITH FRUSTRATION 9 SINGAPORE. Wad. A SENIOR olVicct in Hie volunteer Special Constabulary arid today thai il would Ik* better to disband the Force now. rather than allow the 800 members "to linger on in I rustration as third class cops"
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      119 4 -TODAY'SSCHOOL TV 1M a.m.-R.lO Oeneral Science Sec. 3: Amphlblanx and Reptiles; i.M-8.50 Matheniiitirs Sec. 1 si.i tlstlcs: t.!S-».t5 English 2nd LannuaKe Sec. 2: Pretty Polly: 9.45-10.05 EnglUh Sec. 1: The Happy Band: U.45-U.OS Engli.sh 2nd Language Sec. 1: At the Sales: 11.10-11. in Mathematics Sec. 2: Vectors 1 1 1
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    $1.6 mil damages claim against shipping firm
    567 5 $1.6 mil damages claim against shipping firm SINGAPORE, Wad. JjKAHIN(i of an admiralty suit, arising from a $!.(> million damages claim against ;i Panama shipping company, opened today before Mr. Justice Chua in Ine Hi^li Court. Eleven Singapore companies are claiming this sum for the loss of their alleged cargo
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    Decision soon on ADB loan to Ngee Ann College
    138 5 Decision soon on ADB loan to Ngee Ann College CINGAPORE. Wed— Ngee Ann Technical College expects to know the outcome of its application to the Asian Development Bank for a loan to finance its proposed expansion before the end of the year. The registrar of the C«llene. Mr. Chew YotiK
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    Open verdict on man found in drain
    80 5 Open verdict on man found in drain SINGAPORE. Wed. Coroner Chan Chee Peu today recorded an open verdict on the death of Ow Chool Teng. 76. who was found lying in a drain near a Tan Tock Seng H<>spii.il ward on Aug. 26. Ho-pltal attendant Inciie Ismail bin All told
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    Tempestuous problems that plague nine dancers
    355 5  -  NELLIE HAR: By Singapore. Wednesday rllfcY arc just a nartv of nine trnupri but their problems are national, their dreams astounding. I' or Pai-o l)<- l.ut-io and tii* artistes, prohlems come, like their dances, quick and tempestuous. Less than a week in Sinu.ipore. and
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    50-STRONG CHOIR'S LOWER VOICES ARE WEAK
    198 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Musical Society presented a yrogrammi 1 ol choral mtidc by Ralph Vaughan Williams ;it the Conference Hall tonight. The mixed choir, some 50 strong, was conducted by Lilian Choo. Opening the concert was the Male Chorus singing a ■caprlla. a
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    OUTRAM PARK RESIDENTS PLAN ASSOCIATION
    96 5 SINGAPORE, Wed—Outram Park residents are planning an association with a difference. The proposed association with 3 pro-tern committee of 10 promises to help estate dwellers not •only socially, but economically as well." Plans of the pro-tern committee ,ire to: operate a consumers' cooperative, through which
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    A $1m drop in public dole
    151 5 A $1m drop in public dole CINGAPORE. Wed. Increased employment opportunities for the jobless last year led To fewer citizens seeking public dole from the Social Weliare Department. This is disclosed in the department's annual report published today. It said public assistance allowances amounting to $4.6 million were disbursed to
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    Gold necklace charge
    54 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Yap Sal Ko« today denied a charge of robbing Lee Chal Slam of a uold nrrklare K a bus stop In from of me rCwong W»l 8111 Free Hospital In Serangoon Road on Sept K Bail of $2,000 was allowed, and the case will b%
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    Robbers caused no hurt, so rotan sentences reduced
    185 5 Robbers caused no hurt, so rotan sentences reduced SINGAPORE, Wed. Two armed robbers, sentenced by a district court to 12 strokes of the rotan, will now rcreive only six each. Chief Justice Mr. Wee Chong Jin reduced the sentences today after hearing the appeals of Ng Van Guan. 23, and
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    2-day seminar at Poly
    56 5 SINGAPORE. W«<i Siilkupore Polytechnic will nold a xemlnar on "Trip rol* of teihnlcltins in imiuMiv iinci the public MCVtBM" In eWgmpM ,ii Its main lecture UkMlrc M Oct. 15 and lb. The seniiiim will Of .i|x-ned by Mr. Bng Yew Chon*. director of the Technical Education
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    Al-Fatah man in kL: We disagree with skyjackings
    255 6 Al-Fatah man in kL: We disagree with skyjackings Xl ALA UMIUK, Wednesday Till-. Al-Fatah Palestine commandos don't Inlieve in air hijacking became "our policy is to fighl within Palestine, not outside.* 1 its representative, Mr. Yusoil Abdul Karim snid here Uxlav. But the Popular Front the Liberation of Pawhich carried
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    YOUTH HIT BY STRAY BULLET DIES
    91 6 YOUTH HIT BY STRAY BULLET DIES CINGAPOBE, Wed— Lim (hye Huat. 20. who was shot by a stray bullet from a police inspector's serxice revolver on Sunday, died without regaining consciousness this evening. A friend of the inspector, he was in the Marine Police Station in Knipress Place while the
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    135 girls detained in raids
    172 6 SINGAPORE. Wed 'pHE Women and Girls A Section of the Social Welfare Department detained 135 girls for protection last year during antivice raids on brothels. Alter an inquiry. 58 of them were released, while the rest were formally committed for protection, said the department's annual
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    Team to help preserve our heritage
    187 6 Team to help preserve our heritage SINGAPORE. Wed. The Government is appointing a committee to provide "muscle and teeth" to the new preservation of Monuments Bill introduced in parliament recently. The committee, under the Ministry of Law and National Development, will look into lists drawn previously by planners seeking to
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    Miracle escape for man in crash
    224 6 SINGAPORE. Wad BOOKS! AI.L owner Mr. Tan \ni Kiat. 41. had a miraculous escape when a PUD lorry skidded off the road today, jumped thr kerb and slammed into his shun in I'pper Krrangnon Road. It u.ts Ihr second accident at the spot in
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    British High Commission man on tour
    59 6 British High Commission man on tour CINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Patrick Tan. commorical officer at the British High Commission, leaves on Friday for a seven-week "familiarisation and duty tour" in Britain. He will call on BtitUh manufacturer, and official and nonofficial orpantratlons to disruu export performance and promotion. Mr. Tan. 30.
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    New president
    36 6 MNGAPORE. Wed Anwar 1 Kirnj. 21 n Heand«yeW social ■cJmoi siudrni haa b**n *i*ct*d I president of the executive com- j mlttrt of thr 24th Student*' Council of the University of Sinßapore Students Union.
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    Tengku calls for utmost goodwill efforts
    395 6 Tengku calls for utmost goodwill efforts K. LUMPUR, Wad. TPENGKU Abdul Rahman today asked for un- j A reserved co-operation of the industrial and commercial sectors, politicians, the workers and i social leaders in promoting goodwill. The Government's efforts would only succeed if they were backed by the sincere and
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    Lock icon Man who makes sex queries not from Cancer Society
    130 6 Man who makes sex queries not from Cancer Society KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The National Cancer Society today advised the public that It had not givpn permission to anyone to conduct research on cancer on its behalf. Its Medical Director, Dr. S. K. Dharmalingam. today that a man had been phoning
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    Singapore has reached 'peak of perfection'
    141 6 BINGAPORE Wed. I Singapore's civic adminis- tration has reached the "peak of perfection." the Minister for Law. Labour and Parliament Affairs of Mysore State in India, Mr. K Puttaswamy. said today. Bk said ne was "very i impressed" with the clean and beautiful city
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    Hume men picket factory
    81 7 Hume men picket factory pETAUNCi JAKA Wed.— J More than 150 placardcarrying workers picketed the Hume Industries factory here this morning following a dispute over wage claims. tfeeir action was however stopped liy the police in the afternoon. Police removed their placards and asked them to remain within the compound
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    Factory visit
    28 7 SINOAPORE, Wed. Members of the YWCA s International Women's Club will visit the Bata shoe factory In Telok Blangah Road on Sept. 30 at 10.15 a.m.
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    Two hurt in plunge down Mt. Faber
    180 7 CINGAPORE. Wed. Two men were seriously injured when their car plunged 210 feet down the heavily over-grown slope of Mount Faber this evening after bursting through a cement railing. They were Mr. Tan Ah Tak, 2*4. and Mr. Chai Kam Fong, 22, both
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    TOURIST HELPS POLICE TRAP GANJA MAN
    155 7 TOURIST HELPS POLICE TRAP GANJA MAN TTUALA LUMPUR, Wed jJV Bank clerk S.D. Mohamed Sharif went to the hotel room of an American tourist one day last month to sell Indian hemp but walked into a police trap instead. After Riving Douglass Hopwood Hubbard a packet of hemp and collecting
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    Clean-up drive
    34 7 TAPAH. Wed. The District Officer. Batang Padane. Inche Ahmad bin Ha run. will lead government officers, community leaders and the public In a one-day gotong royong clean-up of the town on Saturday.
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    Deformity drug tests urged to fight leprosy
    271 7 Deformity drug tests urged to fight leprosy CINGAPORE. Wed. I Singapore seems to have left itself out of one field of medical research the evaluation of the thalidomide drug as an I effective treatment J for leprosy. There has been virtually no imports of the drug since I it was
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    Scholarships, ambulance
    56 7 SINGAPORE. Wed The Parliamentary Secretary (Education Inche Mohamed Ghazall Ismail, will present scholarships to students at the Sree Narayana Mission Hall In Soon Kiat Road at 7.30 p.m. on Sunday. The Health Ministry's Parliamentary Secretary. Mr. Chor Yeok Eng. will receive the keys to an ambulance to be
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    High Court sends for grandma of murder case youth
    324 7 High Court sends for grandma of murder case youth SINGAPORE, Wednesday rvKE High Court today A sent for the grandmother of a youth accused of murder after he claimed he was at her home at the time. Mr. Justice Winslow sent for Madam Nah Poh Lian of Pasir Panjang Road
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    India show gets 300 trade offers
    157 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. Th« Indian trade and industrial exhibition at tha Great World received a total of 304 trade offers and Inquiries from Singapore businessmen. The bulk of them were for engineering goods, like i steel scientific equipment, water coolers, cables and wires, agricultural equipment,
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      262 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 8. It's nothing to do with welght9. Type of debt U more than without hesitation! stupid? Th.f. about right 4 w x^. hn^ and declare? <10>. 10. Return In order to see 15. Reading people might remembereaved woman (S). ber this district (10). 11. Reasons for
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    "he wheel
    175 8 THE vertical wheel as applied to transport Is basically a device for minimising the friction between a vehicle and the ground over which it moves, in the manner of rollers under a sledge. The idea of the wheel need not have a single point of origin; archaeological evidence
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    Safety pin
    131 8 IT is not known where the safety pin was invented Mycenaean Greece, Italy or Sicily but it is knuwn when: In the Bronze Ag.e, in the second millennium B.C. The straight pin hud been in use at least since Sumerian times, but it was unsatisfactory with its sharp
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    Eureka.
    744 8  -  Norman Gibbs A HISTORY OF INVENTIONS Arms and armour by ARMOUR made to protect all or some parts of the head and body has been used since early classical times. The Gmeks and Romans used plate armour for the torso, back and front, often together with thigh pieces and
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    The Thermometer
    121 8 WHILE the Greeks of Alexandria knew that air expanded as It healed, and Philo of Byzantium, who was alive at the time of the birth of Chrkt. made a thermoscope that must have been very like Galileos air thermometer. Galileo was. In 1592. the first to put a
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    What Galileo found in that pendulum swing
    300 8 What Galileo found in that pendulum swing THE story toes that Galileo discovered the Isochrony of the pendulum the fact that the time of a pendulum swine depends only on the uth and not on Hie weight at the arc through which it swings— by timing the swings of the
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    A CHANCE HAPPENING THAT LED TO THE MICROSCOPE
    362 8 A CHANCE HAPPENING THAT LED TO THE MICROSCOPE THE microscope was Invented, apparently by a coincidence much like that involved In the telescop. In about 1590. by Zacharlas Jansen, a spectacle maker. It was a relatively crude device, using, as did the fir.xt telescope, a concave and a convex len.s.
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      160 8 ptO_\OU SAY. THAT'S TH' TAG 1 I IT'S HARP TO BEIIEVB^^ J V ~~*v A 6MAU. AD tN ONB OF THE YES AMOS BHONSCNSH NtK)o l ooor//^PuroNouß someone hould/wbj., howl>M3u T\ sa^TincfSsijSnoNR J wSpihvvere k^ OOOLA! BEWJUJNGTO /^iFIVy EVCR FINP JWD THE TRICK m S ENOUGH TO HANPLH J ##t>A
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    Escape from hospital
    75 9 Escape from hospital mNGAPORE. Wed. -Police tonight were still hunting for a prisoner who escaped from Outram Hospital during the lunch-time vi.sitiiiK hour. The man. a suspected thief, slipped out of Ward 7 where he had been sent for treatment while his police guard was in the toilet. He was
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    Captain and cook jailed for having ganja
    98 9 Captain and cook jailed for having ganja SINGAPORE, Wed. The captain and cook of an Indonesian motor -vessel were jailed today for hay- ing ganja on board in the Quarantine Anchorage yesterday. The rook. Moh Nur Alwi, 35. was jailed for nine months for having 37 lb. of the drug,
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    Airport bomb hoax man fined $1,000
    488 9 Airport bomb hoax man fined $1,000 POLICE: THIS IS A SERIOUS OFFENCE SINGAPORE, Wednesday A BHITISH sea-cook whose hoax caused i five-hour bomb-scare at Pava Lefaar air port last night was today given the maximum line of $1,000 under the Internal Security Ait. He was William Henry Good, 56, who
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    SHIP TO CARRY OIL-DRILLING EQUIPMENT
    87 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Blue Sea Line ship. Trefusls. now in Singapore, is to help overcome the problem of getting heavy equipment to isolated and remote areas for the oil-drilling Industry. It has been assigned to ship some 1.700 tons of oil-drilling equipment to Bula Bay
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    Girl Pipers
    24 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Gul Pipers will perform at the Macßitchie Reseryoir Park bandstand on Sunday between 5 pm nnd 6 p.m.
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    Drug traffickers must be severely dealt with: CJ
    228 9 Drug traffickers must be severely dealt with: CJ SINGAPORE, Wednesday MORPHINE and opium traffickers are a scourge to society and must be severely dealt with by the courts of law in the Republic, Chief Justice Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin said today. He warned: "There is no room for leniency
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    Illegal entry
    22 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Unemployed Halim bin Yatim 18, from Indonesia «'»>■ tailed f°r month tod»v for coming here Illegally on Aug. 5.
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    AN ESSAY CONTEST TO MARK UN ANNIVERSARY
    112 9 AN ESSAY CONTEST TO MARK UN ANNIVERSARY riI.N'GAPORK. Wed. The O United Nations Association. Singapore will hold an essay competition to celebrate thr 25th anniversary of the I'.N.. at the Teachers' Training College, Patterson Koad on Saturday, at 2 p.m. The competition is mini to pre university students from the
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    GOLD MARKET HERE HELPS ECONOMY
    126 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore's gold market established in April last year, has developed in maturity and is helping to make the Republic a financial centre in the reeion. The Trade Division's annual report for last year said: "Considering that only 10 authorised dealers were licensed to
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    Man who dodged police summonses fined
    200 9 Man who dodged police summonses fined SINdAPOKK. Wed. For four years. N™ Itnon Hock dodged every police summons and u.irr.ml of arrest out for him for traffic offences. Finally, the l.iv caught up with him last night. Today. Neo. alias I. ins Seng Meng of Hoot Kiam Koad uppt ared
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    Blocked buses: $95 fine
    74 9 Blocked buses: $95 fine SINGAPORE. Wed— Tan Peng Choon of Jurong Road wa.s fined a total of $95 tocl;iy on lour traffic offences of obstructing traffic by stopping his car in front of bu.s-stops In three of the charges he had Mopped at the bus-step in Queen-way, in the other
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    Seminar on recreation
    103 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The I Singapore Planning and Urban Rocarih Group is organising a seminar on "Planning for recreation" at the Conference Hal] on Sept. 19 and 20 The sriniii.it aims to take a broad appioa-li 10 t lie problem of recreation wtUl emphasis on the whole area
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    Paralysed Justin conducts business from sick bed
    294 9  - Paralysed Justin conducts business from sick bed LEE SU SAN By SINGAPORE, Wed. 4 T 28. Justin Rozario if- an up-and-coming b\isinessman with a difference. He acts as agent for a British Christmas card company and a local crocodile skin shop. But his office is a bed at Mount Alvernia
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      89 9 |J V r aM 13th September 1970 Overture te Egmont Beethoven Symphony No 1 in C Moior Brcrhovrn Variations Op. 34 tor Piano Solo Beethoven —i Soloist Mm Lim T>hui Fana {Winner of the Beethoven Competition >.., Overture "Leonora No. 3" Beethoven k»a Chorut From "The Creation" Haydn M Troche*
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    Shell plans for new venture to set $70m fourth refinery
    1155 10 t Hon: A tremendous stride and Spore is proud of the achievement Plant to make Spore selfsufficient in base oils PULAU BUXOM: Wednesday JIIK Shell Group Ikis invested $70 million in a now lubricant plant and is "seriously considering" a
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    Singapore welcomes help in drug war
    135 10 (SINGAPORE. Wed.— Singapore welcomed international co-operation to deal with the growing urublem ol drug smug_linu. a ipokMoUUI Dl the irnj .mrt Excise De-partint-iit >uui today. Mr. T.J HiiJr. Hie CWtMI ;.i! mi I'tiKfi. MM ti«liinenttiiK on a repoti Iran Canbtmi qtiatini: the AuittraMan I'linic
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    5 share cash award in Blakang Mati name contest
    124 10 5 share cash award in Blakang Mati name contest Sl\(. wok, Wed— Pulau "Sentosa"— lsle of Tranguility- i> th<- nc« name for Hl.ik.ine Mali Thr namr m srlrctrri from hundreds of entries in a nation-wide contest orRanNrd by the lourisl Promotion Board. Five people submitted the name "Sentosa". :inri the
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    SOCIETY SPONSORS COMPOSERS FOR TOKYO FESTIVAL
    148 10 CINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Musical Society is sponsoring repreH ntatlves to the Tokyo International Popular Song Festival to be held from Nov. 20-22. The sorur festival an annual affair, but held on an international scale for the first time this yearis organised by the
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    Re-appointed
    29 10 BINOAPORE. Wed. The Government has appointed Mr. Soon Peng Yam. company director, (or a further three-year period on manage ment committee of the Sliver Jubilee Fund of Singapore.
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    Puan Noor praises work of new welfare body
    198 10 SINGAPORE. Wed. T»HE First Lady. Puan Noor Aishah. today praised the Asian Women's Welfare Association form- j ed three months ago for iti> "charity work for the less fortunate people." Puan Noor, patron of the ..ition. was speaking at a tea party
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    ACID THROWER LEAVES COURT A FREE MAN
    96 10 IPOH. Wed. Tapper P. Suppiah, 55. who pleaded guilty to throwing acid on a trader, was jailed for seven months today but left a free man when the court rose. Arrested by police on Feb. 4. he has been in police custody since
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    Talks on feasibility of setting up more joint industrial ventures
    162 10 SINGAPORE, w.d F}RTY trade delegates from India today held an hour long discussion with local trade represent- > atives to consider the feasibility of setting up more joint Industrial ventures in Singapore. The delegation, from the i i Bihar Chamber
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    People of refinement
    54 10 SINGAPORE Wed. The Parliamentary Secretary (Culture). Inche Shu an Taoin. today said cultural-consciousness, had a tontributary role to play In turning Singaporeans into "a people with refinement." He was speaking at the openIng ceremony of an art exhibition by artist Chteu Shuey Fouk, at the Meyer Art
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    Hon tours Shell's $56 m refinery
    59 11 WEARING safety helmets. Shell's manufacturing director Mr. S.J. Gallacher (left) shows the Finance Minister Mr. Hon Sui Sen (second from left) round the $56 million refinery after its official opening yesterday. Behind Mr. Hon are Mr. Tang See Chim, Minister of State (Finance) and
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    Plans for S'pore air academy
    388 11 Plans for S'pore air academy SINGAPORE!, Wed. THE Government is looking into the leasibilify of establishing an air academy in the Republic. Communications Minister Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin disclosed this tonight, and announced that the Treasury has approved ihe intermediate stage development of Paya Lebar airport up to the 1980s.
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    THOMSON PREDICTS OPPOSITION TO PAP BY 1980
    154 11 CI.\<; APORK Wed. The Deputy Secretary to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mr. G.G. Thomson tonight predicted Singapore might see an opposition party of the calibre of the present ruling party by the end of the decade.Addressing the staff of the Oversea-Chinese Banking
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    Heroin charge
    30 11 PENANG. Wea.— Mok Thean Hock, 29. pleaded not guilty here today to a charge of possessing heroin at a shop in Seek Chuan Road yesterday. Bail was allowed
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    Newsman 'gets away from it all'
    133 11 Newsman 'gets away from it all' SINGAPORE, Wed—Singa-pore-based Time Magazine correspondent Mr. Robert Anson, 25. recently released from captivity by anti-government forces in Cambodia left here tonight •to get away from it all." his destination— the Pacific isle of Noumea, where be -aid he and his wife Diane and two
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    Anaesthetist here on a visit
    72 11 Anaesthetist here on a visit SINGAPORE. Wed. Dr. G E. Hale Enderby. 55. an anaesthetist from London, flew into Singapore today for a five-day visit before attending an anaesthetics congress in Australia. He will g'.ve a public lecture on "Controlled hypotension in rlaftlc surgery" at the Medical Faculty's Allen lecture
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    SEAMAN LEFT WIFE THE DAY AFTER WEDDING, COURT TOLD
    387 11 CINGAPORE. Wed. Baby-sitter Chng J Choh Mui. 53, told a court today that a seaman married her eldest daughter, then Mt her the next day. She was giving evidence at a continued hearing of the trial of seaman Tan Hoo What.
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    Bar manager hit man with a chair
    138 11 SINGAPORE. Wad. BAR manager Lim Lam Chua was fined $300 today for hitting a chief foreman on the head with chair at his bar in Purvis Street 00 April 4. The foreman Toh Kirn Huat, 49. who sustained minor injuries from the usault,
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    A small windfall for 16,000 at bases
    297 11 A small windfall for 16,000 at bases CINGAPORE. Wed. J It's a small windfall for the 16,000 workers at British bases due for pay rises ranging from $5 to $50 a month. The new wage pact, to be signed at the Farelf headquarters on Monday, will be backdated to Feb.
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    Standard for RAF squadron
    105 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Royal Air Force's No. 103 Squadron at Chmngl one of the most popular and best-known RAF squadrons will receive its Squadron Standard on Sept. 18 to mark a quarter-century of service. A former Commander of the Par East Air Force. Air Chief Marshal
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    Jailed for breach of trust
    90 11 Jailed for breach of trust SINGAPORE. Wed Salesman James Choo Scow Tee 31, was jailed for six months today for criminal breach of trust of 06.274 belonging to his employers between March 14 and Aug. 31. Senior Inspector Joseph Low smd Choo aroused the suspicions of his sales supervisor. Mr.
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    Referee for dispute
    67 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Industrial dispute between tne Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union and Malayan Theatres Ltd. win be heard before a referee, Mr. Nadesan Ganesan. at the Industrial Arbitration Court on Sept. 21 at 10 a.m. The dispute is over the exgratla payment to Mr. OM.A.
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    Bahai Society meeting
    49 11 SINGAPORE Wed. Th* newjy- formed University of Singapore Bahal Society will hold Its inaugural meeting at the university's new lecture theatre 4 on Saturday at 4.30 p.m. The guest speaker will be Mrs. KUsabrth Gibson, a local Bahal leader, who will talk on the Bahal faith.
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      DEADLINE TODAY
      667 12 It is probable that by now the Palestinian commando ultimatum, due to expire at half-past three this afternoon, has been extended. If not, then the commandos, if there is any sense or decency in them, will still hold their hand. It is hard to believe they will stoop
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      SEATO'S REAPPRAISAL
      340 12 The annual reports of the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation so far have not been particularly exciting documents. But the latest, the sixteenth, is an exception. It is a frank reappraisal of the organisation which has had a somewhat unproductive career and it could provide the basis for Seato
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    HEALING HANDS
    1062 12  -  P.C. SHIVADAS SPECIALISTS IN AIDING THE UNFORTUNATES' Plastic surgeons whose skill can 'make life worth living again' By KUALA LUMPUR IT was obvious that the 11--year-old boy, was embarrassed... the way he kept his head bowed and the ever ready hand that rose to cover his mouth when
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      Problems of taking census in Malaysia
      382 12 T REFER to your editorial 1 -Testing the Count." tS.T. Sept. 9). You are to be complimented for the appreciation of the problems that any census taker faces. However, I would like to comment on some of the points you have made. When the
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      Science
      130 12 MY children are In Sekolah Menengah Inggerls. Llnggl. Negri Sembllan and I find that they are not learning general science. Being a rural school. the subject is not given much consideration. General science is a' practical subject and too much emphasis Is given to theory and blackboard demonstrations. The
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      88 12 A REPORT In the Sunday Times ol Sept. 6 .stated a Singapore Customs officer was "kidnapped" during a hijacking ot a consignment of textiles in West Malaysia. The name ol Petrus Louis was mentioned in the report There la no officer answering to the name of Petru.s Louis in the
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      91 12 RECENTLY I paid a visit to Penang and I happened to stay at Hamilton Road, oif Green Lane. I like PenanK very much but it would be a much better Dlace to stay in if the bus services were imnroved. especially in the Green Lane area. Residents in that part
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      TRAFFIC LIGHTS ARE NEEDED AT JUNCTION
      102 12 TRAFFIC LIGHTS ARE NEEDED AT JUNCTION IT is becoming increasingly difficult for Kuala Lumpur motorists from Jalan Riong to get Into the line of traffic on Jalan Bungsar. particularly when their destination Is Petallng Jaya. It Is about time that traffic lights were installed at the junction. Apart from the
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    510 12 'SAYONARA' AS RECORD EXPO MAKES ITS EXIT YUKO NAKAMIKADO OSAKA Expo 70's six month reign of extravagance and glory ends this week having attracted more people and made more money than any other world fair in a 119-year history. Expo makes its exit with a bang as the crowds grow
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      68 12 Slyla* cut to tha latest trtnd by our mott experienced craftsman tinea 1934. Suitt complataly hand tailored <■ ttltchad right to tht buttonholes anturlng bait workmanship. Wa ara alto Importers S> exporters of flnatt Cantt textiles tharaby wa hava tha latatt 4 wldatt ranga of matarlatt for talactlon. And for
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      NOW MOVE TO FROM A BLACk POLITICAL PARTY
      263 13 NOW MOVE TO FROM A BLACk POLITICAL PARTY ATLANTA. Wed. A resolution to create a Black political party was adopted here last night by the International Congress of African People. In a closing plenary session of the tntir-il.iy meeting, resolutions from 10 other workshops wen- presented .111,1 wire expected to
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      Lock icon Death plunge into river
      53 13 RANcx N>M i(I Over 100 peupir watching h flood.".wullen river tnim :i bridge In central Burma plunged into thp torrent when the force of tho water swept away the jßipnortini; pillar*, it was reported here today. five ixxlirs wrre r<"M nicljt and n further so ih
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      Abortionist, 80
      25 13 SYDNEY Wed. An 80--yrar-old woman ."iniin^d iht- .in abortion in a li.ithro^ni liii .slw «;i.<; iMin.rt fur lim- \>.<t- in AslM>.— Tim Tr»r.
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      141 13 PRINCES TO SURRENDER FOREIGN BANK ACCOUNTS NEW DELHI. Wed. India's former princely rulers, divested of their tax-free government incomes and titles on Monday, will have to surrender their foreign bank accounts to the Government, it was reported yesterday. The national news agency. Press Trust of India, said the foreign exchange
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      Lock icon Africa geared to battle cholera
      395 13 GENEVA, W«d. /'HOLLKA la afflicting Mib-Sah.uaii AfrtCaM lor the firs; time in v century. The World Health OrsMi Ixatlon this week br;:.t!i teaching a group <>t lOj docton from 34 African "countries the recently developed trchi.nines that prevent the from being the .M.-our^e 11 one*
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      57 13 Typhoon Fran kills 45 people TAIPEH. Wed. A total of 41 people were killed when Typhoon Fran swept over northern Formosa. police announced here today. A further 45 people were missing and many more suffered Injuries. The storms triggered by the typhoon unleashed flash floods and landslides on Monday which
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      Lock icon Thai bank to go public
      42 13 BANGKOK. Wed. Banfkolc Bank, v major private bank in Thailand, has announced tha; it will become a nublir bunkum company. The b.tnk ls now owned by the bankirc and bUMnru fa;nilv of Soponpankh and lv attotiates. Reuter.
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      622 13 CAIRO, Wednesday EGYPTIAN forces have been put on i alert to cope with any Israeli attack, diplo- matic sources said. The alert was ordered I after Israel's an--1 npuncement that it was withdrawing from the peace talks at the United Nations until Egypt
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      Lock icon Accidents and Honda compact cars: Call for Govt probe
      292 13 Accidents and Honda compact cars: Call for Govt probe JOKYO. Wed. The Japan Automobile User's Union has asked for a Government investigation of accidents involving a Honda compact car, claiming that 35 persons have died because of structural or design detects. HoiMta immediately deiiifd t lie claim and MM moM
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      Thai Govt doubts value of Japanese Kra pipe plans
      219 13 Thai Govt doubts value of Japanese Kra pipe plans BANGKOK. Wed. Thai Government uiiui.il-> today said they had their reservations about Japanese plans to build a pipeline in southern Thailand's Kr.i Ithinu- as a short-rut for Middle fas: oil for Japan. The high-ranking official*, who declined to be identified, said
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      Malik: Danger of Chinese aggression very small
      236 13 TOKYO, Wednesday INDONESIAN Foreign Minister Adam Malik believes the danger of large-scale open military aggression in South-East Asia is extremely small, despite Chinas bellicose attitude towards its neighbours. Writing in an influential Japanese quartely magazine Mr Malik stated: "Unless the present stability of
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      Lock icon Bushfire danger in East Australia
      83 13 SYDNEY, W«.d. Thouk-' sands of firefighters are on standby in eattern Australia as the area faces its worst bushlirc danger in two years Warnings ranging from high to extreme fire danger were iss.ied throughout New South Wales and Southern Queensland, and a hijrh fire danger
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      171 13 747 s direct to more U.S.cities. Mho Seattle Chicago New York Daily flights Tokyo Honolulu San Francisco/ Minneapolis St. Paul Starting September Tokyo/ Honolulu Los Angeles/ Minneapolis -St. Paul Starting October 1 Come to Tokyo and fly in our magnificent 7475. Northwest has lots ten coming into service in 1970
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      Lock icon BOAC BEGINS ANTIHIJACK CHECKS
      62 14 BOAC BEGINS ANTIHIJACK CHECKS ANTI-HIJACKING device in operation at London's Heathrow Alrptirl M BOAC tifhtrnt-d ■security in Uir wake of the recent air hijackings. The equipment Is so pkiced that all passengers and haulage pass between two hft-hish pillars. Any mt't.il hli.htln carried by passengers or in haggaur is measured
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      467 14 Hostage crew: Our condition growing worse EL KHANA (Jordan), Wed. HOSTAGE crew of the two airliners being held in the desert by Arab hijackers said yesterday that living conditions on board were bad and growing worse. The crew with some of the 2CO odd passengers, appeared at a news conference
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      77 14 VTHENS. Wed. Two Lebanese Arabs in possession of explosives were arrested here on Monday night near the ticket office of Israels El Al Airlines, police announced yesterday. Thov were identified as Ibrahim Hotait, 26. and Morsed Chebo. 22. Police declined to relea.se further information.
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      50 14 Troops guard on campus BRISBANE. Wed. Troops will mount in 24-hour guard on Queensland L'nv<tm:v campus for 10 days to block student plans to occupy the administration block. Army Minister Mr. Andrew I announcing thus said the regular I would move onto the caotpui tomorrow to usut uni guards. Reutrr
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      269 14 Mrs. Sirhan barred from making trip to Jordan I\|E\V YORK. Wd. 11 —The State Department stepped in at the last moment today and refused the mother of condemned as>assin Sirhan Sirhan permission to leave the country to confer with Arab guerillas in Jordan. Mrs. Mary Sirhan. Sirhan's brother Add. and
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      226 14 NEW YORK. Wed yRAVELLERS boarding jetliners at airports I around the world were met yeterday by security agents who searched carry-on bags, poked through women's purses and. in a lew ct searched the passengers. The tightened ■eeurtty precautions wire imp<»eci as the airlines and government
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      19 14 lOKYO. Wrcl Tin- Xcr. n l>n«tucPtl in Japan. »a* mmpined and gho»n u> the pubile .Jay. AP.
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      PAPER BLASTS MARCOS' CHOICE OF ENVOYS
      202 15 PAPER BLASTS MARCOS' CHOICE OF ENVOYS YIANILA, Wed.— The Manila Times yesterday criticised President Marcos over diplomatic appointments, particularly that of millionairesportsman Mr. Felipe Ysmael as special ambassador to promote trade with Australia. Ihe paper s..i<| ''It Is about time the Government sought out qualified, competent and dedicated men as
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      Thais to get Hawk missiles early next year
      288 15 Thais to get Hawk missiles early next year BANGKOK, Wednesday THAILAND will re- ceive from the United States a battery of surface-to-air Hawk missiles one year earlier. This is to compensate for the second nhase withdrawal of 9.800 American troons lrom the country. according to That Armed Forces Chief of
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      Lock icon Death drive into sea
      49 15 'IV>KYO. Wed. Uao Murakami. 31. drove hi.s taxi across congested Haruml yesterday and plunged Into Tokyo Bay. Police said Murakami, despondent since the death of his wife, apparently committed suicide. The taxi was recovered from the bottom of the Bay with the driver's body. UPI.
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      Lock icon 17 Reds die in attack on US base
      299 15 17 Reds die in attack on US base SAIGON, W«d. SEVENTEEN North Vietnamese troops were killed when they attacked government forces yesterday just one mile from artillery base O'Reillv near the Laotian border. The government battalion Miirrred light casualties in the shelling and ground attack, a South Vietnamese spokesman said.
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      Family of five slaughtered
      35 15 NKW OKI. HI Wed. An armed gang tuwpected to be Naullte nimmunWf slaughtered a family of me early yesterday at fun her! Milage near the border It Kerala and Madras St»t*».
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      11 crew killed as jet crashes on take off
      211 15 11 crew killed as jet crashes on take off |\K\V YORK, Wed 11 A DC-8 jetliner only hours away from picking up 250 ■MMa|tll rr.ished during take-oiT from Kennedy Airport. V>lrnl;iy killing all 1 1 penpie on board, including -c\ph stewardesses. A spokesman for the IS. Federal Aviation Administration said
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      Lock icon SWAMI LOSES PEACE PLANE, BEGINS FAST
      172 15 SWAMI LOSES PEACE PLANE, BEGINS FAST MONTREAL. Wed. The 1 K Quebec Suptrior Court has rejected a Hindu peacf -preacher's challenge to the validity of a seizure of his US$4O,OOO peace-plane. A finance company seized the plane because Swami Vishnu Devananda still owed $14,000 on it. Mr. Justice Bernard Bourgeois
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      Lock icon Now epidemic of cholera
      39 15 CALCUTTA. Wed— A cholera outbreak in Calcutta's floodstricken slum areas la beginning to assume epidemic proportions, a city corporation official announced here. About a do/en cholera patients have so lar been evacuated to hospitals. AP.
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      Lock icon Cholera cases
      36 15 JERUSALEM, Wed. The Health Ministry here today reportetl seven new cholera ca*e« in the Jerusalem area, bringing the number of people a fleeted by the disease in Israel and Israeli-held territories to 66. AP.
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      Aussies deport Chinese waiter
      124 15 Aussies deport Chinese waiter SYDNEY, Wed. Waiter Paul Chlu Szl Sun. who lived here for eight years. has been deported. He was flown back to <Hong Kong after being arrested on Sept. 1 Chiu arrived in Australia eighl year* ago as a High School student. He pained his Intermediate Certificate
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      Career of fiery Faubus comes to an end
      262 15 Career of fiery Faubus comes to an end ARKANSAS, Wed. The career of Governor Orval Faubus, the fiery segregationist who once sent the National Guard out to block school integration, appeared at an end today as he lost the State's Democratic pri- mary runoff. Mr. Faubus conceded victory with 2.384
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      Lock icon US copter drops fuel drums—three die
      124 15 US copter drops fuel drums— three die SAIGON, Wed— A passing American heliconter dropped three large drums of fuel on a village causing a fire that killed three civilians and injured seven the U.S. Command said today. The arums fell on the village— near Hoi An In Northern South Vietnam
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      S.J. Bus jacksup profits
      489 16 JVHE market takes A little notice of South Johore Omnibus, but it should take note of the profit level it has achieved under Its new management. Profits in the last financial year doubled to a level which rhe management believes it can sustain in the current
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      HILTON'S TAX BILL
      115 16 FAR Eastern Hotels Development, owners of the "Singapore Hilton," declared pre-tax profits of $443 790 for 1969 compared with $81,324 for 1968. After provision for taxation the profits run to $222,790. But unappropriated profits amount to only $35,703 after writing off $187,087 for taxes underprovided for in
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      CLOSING PRICES
      807 16 BID AND OFFER PRICES OFFICIALLY LISTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINCAPORE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN I'.IIACKCTS. VESTEROAY WERE: UNIT TRUSTS Ada Unit Trint (Manann' pncn far Stpt. 10> Mil. Invt. Fund 1.1? 1.°.'2 Mai. Pro*. Kiinrt 1 no I.US CHartarad Unit Truiti B'pore QlMl> Kurd..
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      BUSINESS DONE
      922 16 1»l >INKSS 111 .mil r.puilrtl I" thr Singapore and Kuala l.umpur trading rooms of the MiM-k Kxrhange yesterday with Ihr number of shares tradrd shimn in brackets in lots of l.UltO unless otherwise specitied. INDI STRIALS .\U-an (3) $1.38, (1) $139. (1) .I) $1.40 D, (1) $141 D.
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      CHEF PRICE CHANGES
      73 16 CHEF PRICE CHANGES RISES Fusan $1.98 +.16 Pungah Tin $1.98 +.13 Paper Prods. $1.27 +.05 Veneer $1.65 +.04 S.J. Bus $0.66 +.031 M.W. Wool $0.81 +.03 S. Lim $0.57 +.03 Fancy Tile $2.15 +.03 H. Royal $0.53} +.02} FALLS Malayan Tin 18'- -16 S. Hilton $1.02 -.10 M. Tobacco $4.16
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      Mixed trading throws up gains
      261 16 i INK a hesitant openI V inc. price* steadied under the lead of selective issues on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Active trading on speculative account was noted in a few industrial shares. Fusan led the field with 28U.000 units turned over
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      PEGI meetings
      78 16 PEG I meetings PAN-ELECTRIC and General Industries (Malaysia i wishes to advise a change of timetable for Its extraordinary General Meeting to be held Immediately following the Annual General Meeting tailed for 11 a.m. on £epl 21. 1970. Shareholders are asked to rote Uiat the time of the Annual General
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    • COMMODITIES
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        Rubber down
        377 16 /"OPENING quotations In v^ yesterday's rubber market were marked down following lower London advices. The market ruled quiet and a shade easier due to liquidation of the September position which forced the discount to October out to 1-1/4 cents. Physicals were neglected. The morning session closed dull. Over
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        GAZETTED PRICES
        77 16 GAZETTED PRICES 'Pill Malayan Minister of I in. in. has fixed these rmtes for calculating Custom* duties for thr period from Sept. 10 to Sept. 16. Kuhhrr SI" I rent* a Ib. Copra S»"»T0() a ton Palm Oil $725.25 a ton Palm Krrnrhi $390.00 a ton Thr ratr* of duties
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        Tin goes up again
        168 16 rpHE Straits tin price In A Penang yesterday gained a further $1 62 > 2 to $654.62' 2 per ton on a offering estimated up 10 tons to 285 tons. The market was very steady with good buying support from the United States and Japan. LONDON:
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        CLOSING PRICES
        20 16 Sept. <J. HI KBI.K its. di.wn unr rent). TIN: MM4M (up Kstim.iii-il ofTrrinr 285 tons (up 10 tuns).
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        94 16 CHINISI fNOOUCI IUHMOI. SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING Coconut Oil: Hulk Sil xlltn. drum S'i^'j srllrrt. Copra: Mtxrri if. 08.) loow ttrvt-l Orl IK Cnnl S.iO M. P*pp«r: Muntok »hitr SIMS trllera. Sxmv>.ik whltr »18"i seller*, tnrrlal ■anwak iii» k sii_"i tciim. oorblrl I .imiMinq black %.'.ii tellrn (all 96
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        69 16 Tun<i> Moto, *U tu s Inndnn K>O7"v %l\. I^l llnriit *h 411 Sf. H.mgknn 14 4« 47 /urlrh \i, (Ml M 16 II) H 10 1 Sft VI I fans S* \O t6.ia !>por» <1> <H at* Mil t»'pnr* (2> 14.5.50 143. 7S (1) Fxpnrl prlrr lo
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        PALM OIL
        22 16 I n l*on*lon on Tu**jkJjit th* prir* oof M«l«ran p«r r*nt Svpttmtwr O-lo-b*r was £821* Miltr* UK $230 Milan CoatuMßt.
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      Straits Times Indices
      33 16 Straits Times Indices Srpt. 8 Sept. 9 •Industrials: 131.14 131.16 •Mntr'v MM 59.04 •Properties: 105.7» 1U5.X7 Tins: 8A.79 89.!»< l S rubbers: 113.80 113.80 *Uec. 30. 19«6=10n •Dec. 31. IMB=IUO Ore. 29. 1»62=10U
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      Warning on textile market's future
      340 16 rpHE textile market in Malaysia is becoming more raid more competitive, while the local supply of trained labour will soon become tighter. This warning came in the Textile Corporation of Malaysia's 1970 annual report by chairman Frank W.K. Tsao. He said the pre-tax profit for
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      COMPANY HIGHLIGHT:
      69 16 NORTH BORNEO TIMBERS: In yesterday's Bu■lnea Times the profit figures given were not correct. Parent company •figures were given and not those for the whole group. The correct figures should road: trading profit for the year ended May 1970 $13.35 million against $7.49 million and pre-tax profit $13.81
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      Exchange rates
      192 16 T^HE AMOctattoa ni Banka m IMajMa-flHSNHn announced these best Bgned nirrclunt rmt«« at Sept 9 I^x-a! doltan I" one unit SH.IINd HIJYIM. o( Foreign Currencv TT <»r Oil TT (HJ SIS Sterling Pound 7 3825 7.3500 7.3375 Australian Dollar 3.4500 3 4100 3.3900 New Zealand Dollar 3.4600 3
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    • OVERSEAS MARKETS
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        Bangkok Bank plans to go public
        187 16 DANGKOK BANK, a major private bank in Thailand, plans to become- a public company, the bank said in Bangkok on Tuesday. It is currently owned by the banking and business family of Suponpanich and its associates. The bank, which started with a capital of
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        Melbourne
        221 16 Itrf EI.BOURNE, Wed. Prices A A of mining shares continued to drift on the Melbourne Slock Exchange today. Trading followed yesterday's pattern with few moves of consequence In either direction. Uraniums lost ground early but made partial recoveries by the close. C'oainu middle prtcei of aeiected atorka in Australian
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        Australian funds
        17 16 (Aa at Sept. 8) Fund of Aval Merlin* >4 Real tiun Kund of Auat. aH.il
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        Indices
        63 16 tl.>AMIll, 1101CS TIN Tuesday 60.31 Monday 60.31 Week ago: 60.23 RUBBERS Tuesday 140.86 Monday 141 IS Week ago: 141.33 OILS Tuesday 272 98 Monday 271.50 Week a|jo: 270.43 IMIl STRIALS Tuesday TM 5 Mondav 338.2 Week asso: 338.8 DOW JONES Tuesoay 173.14 Monday Closed Week aeo: 7A8 15 LONDON
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        Hong Kong
        192 16 LJONO KONG, Wea. Share A prices held steady on the Hnng Kong Stock Market today after drifting lower earlier. Trading conditions continued quiet and the day's turnover value slipped to HKS8.16 million compared with HKSS.36 million yesterday. Todays cloainic pricm in Hone Kon« dollars and emit rollowtd hv
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        Hong Kong rates
        37 16 ON the frtt •ichinit marktt In Rone Kong veatcrday til* U.I. Otllar »aa quoted at 6.112& (or T.T. -71 for caih. tttrimi waa quoted at 14.50 aa4 •na taal «f |*ld at 2-1 >i.
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        New York
        271 16 VEV." YORK. Tues.— The mar- ket weathered heavy early profit -taking, but bounced back in the afternoon to close on the upside in active trading. The Dow Jones Industrial average recouped a seven-point early loss to finish ahead by about two points. Advancing issues finished ahead of losers
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        London
        317 16 J^ONTION. WXI.- Th. market l.rm but off th* 'op. Mtcttv* buying ■>f l»«d»r« folio i,nt 'h.- IBM rilly ovrrni«hl on Wall Slrrn pu»h. i fc-^ard but ftomr rmrtton from th highmi Ind, M lf r mi<l «M*ion on lark of follow through. Current rronomir prohlrma canard aomr To«»rd» thr
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        RUBBER
        64 16 lonian. wc<i gpoi is ,d ■automat Ort. H.|S m.. Nov 19-3 IM !>»• >W-!t IM Orl Dec. I».A .Inn M«r 19:. d Apr. hIM lilly R«-,t M-I/IM., OM. r>,r. 21H.4 J»n Mar 21. ,d Apr. I. in, W-H IM J»hr »tim ?<l ,rt on T>«. 20-1] IM.! .If. ruhhrr
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        TIN
        38 16 IjONDON. W«l. Spot h.iy»m (Cihi i*««>. «ll»r« lUH i.t«>. rormar* huy»r« i1.M.1 i (31 .Hirr. n.M4 I U3l. g»Ml»m»n> ***** i i 1.1, Turn ov»r urn U2S ion. pm. m Tnn» F4r»iv •••im> (Pricn m m»trlr tonal.
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    gang rob Customs officer of gun merchant of $10,000
    243 17 gang rob Customs officer of gun merchant of $10,000 A LOR STAR. Wed. A rice merchant and a Customs officer were robbed or SlO.OOO and a loaded revolver in a holdup at Jalan Seberang Putra here at noon today. The merchant. Mr. Ooi Teik Rene. M relieved of the money
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    Lock icon Haircut for youths in lock-up
    90 17 Haircut for youths in lock-up JOHORE BHARU. Wed Police said today that several youths with Beatle hair cuts detained In the lock-up here have had their hair trimmed. A Police spokesman explained that the action taken was purely on "cleanliness and health" grounds. He added that BCeOtdtßg to regulations, a
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    More aid for ex-servicemen
    56 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Selii igor Government today set up a special committee to give every possible assistance to all ex-services association in the state. To help the committee in its »ork. all ex-services associations are requested to Writ! to the Secretary, Ex-Servicemen s Rehabilitation Committee
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    Deannie's Winner With peep holes galore!
    110 17  - Deannie's Winner With peep holes galore! MAGDALENE LUM By LEGGY BIRD, Deannie Chung, 18. is a sure winner in her eye-catching canary yellow outfit with peep-holes galore. And no wonder! For Deannie is one of five "winning" models who will steal the scene at a fashion show at Weld Supermarket
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    Kedah ruler: I'm glade we're back to normal now
    118 17 Kedah ruler: I'm glade we're back to normal now A LOR STAR, ed— The Sultan of Kedah said here last night he was ■extremely" happy ami proud that the country had completely returned to normal since the dreadful events" of May 13 last year He appealed to the peonle to
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    Free speech in Dewan move by Gerakan
    276 17 WE WILL ACCEPT ONLY CERTAIN CURBS: DR TAN KUALA LUMPUR. Wed fHE secretarygeneral of the Gerakan Rakyat, Dr. Tan Chee Khoon, said today his party would press for full free- dom of discussion in the Dewan Ra'ayat when it is reconvened. It would
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      575 17 ■■mhi mm :%m- »-T NETWORK 1 Kuala Lumpur and Penang Channel 5: Ipoh and Malacca 6; Johore Bahru 3; Taiping 4; Batu Pabat 7; Kluang 8. 3i\i\ PM Programme summary; 392 Tari2an Ma- ."V laysia; 3.25 B'wana Don Jungle-la; 3.50 Riverboat The Unwilling; 4-19 H.R. Pufnstuf; 5.92 The Lucy Show
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      180 17 CHANNEL 5 ftfk P.M. Opening and General Hospital; Z:l% AnJ.UU other song, another melody Tamil i repeat*: 349 It's Happening in Singapore Chinese tnpeati; 4.00 Housewives matinee Eight Beauties iHokkien. Ch. 1. Part 2>; 4.49 Close; 6 HO OPtH'ng anU Dr. Who; 6.30 News in brief; 6.35 m \t\f Banana
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    Talk on smuggling with a touch of underworld realism
    440 18  - Talk on smuggling with a touch of underworld realism TAN WEE LIAN SPEAKER SHOWS AUDIENCE GANJA, PIPE AND SLOGANS By SINGAPORE. Wed. Everybody sniffed at the ganja, fondled the bamboo opium pipe and were tickled by the underground slogans tor gold and morphine They were also instructed in the devious
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    Support for 'new look' airport police
    182 18 Support for 'new look' airport police CINGAPORE. Wed. Airport police ether ranks association today backed \'s members' pl*>a for slacks instead of shorts. A spokesman for the Auxiliary Subordinate Officers' Association said they should no longer be associated with their present "colonial look" uniforms dark blue shorts and light blue
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    Cosmetics firm head's date
    55 18 SINGAPORE. Wed— A dinner will be held at the Grand Ball- room of the Singapore Hihon on i Sept 13 on the occasion of the m it of the president and director of Shiseldo Co.. Ltd. The visitors. Mr. Hideo Okauchi and Mr. 1.-o Awoh, are
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    Ignore rumours call by CM
    30 18 PENANO. WMi Chief Minister Dr. Lim Chonu Eu today urged parents not to liMrn to •'malicious rumours" about the to-called 111-eflecls of BCG un children.
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    Overhaul for airport radar
    104 18 Overhaul for airport radar SINGAPORE. Wed. From Thur^dav. workmen will ■tart dismantling the ftU million surveillance radar at Singapore Airport. It will mark the start of a five-week operation to 1 overhaul the seven-year old radar to whip it into top shape. The Singapore Electric and Engineering Co. is undertaking
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    Gold fraud man gets 6 months
    72 18 SINGAPORE. Wed Lorry-driver Koh Yew Teck was jailed for six months today for cheating a grandmother of $2,410 in Katom Park on April 28 last year. Koh. 39. was found guilty of cheating Madam Koh Guan Siang. 59. of her lilcsavings by telling her
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    Car 'watcher' convicted
    65 18 SINGAPORE. Wed Unemployed Kandasamy Rajoo. 42. was fined $70 or two weeks' jail today for accepting 20 cents for watching over a car in Hoi How Road on Sept. 8. Rajoo admitted taking the money as a reward for watching over the car during the absence of
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    SATA draw
    34 18 SINGAPORE Wed The rharmnn of SATA Council. Mr Richard Lim Kef Mine will launch SAT As 1970 donation draw campaign at thr Thai Room of Slncapnre Hilton on Saturday at 1 pm.
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      Mot special cases but majority that counts
      415 18 REFER to the letter 1 from "Parents" headlined "Better to have six children than two" (S.T., Sept. 2). The present system of registering children for admission to Primary One gives preference to children who have brothers or sisters already studying in the same
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      Without big brother
      102 18 I AGREE wholeheartedly with "Parents" (ST., Sept. 2) that it is better to have six children so that they can easily resister in the same school. I have three children, a boy in Secondary One a girl in Primary Five and another hoy whom I was unable
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      The mail by-passes main-road house
      242 18 I LIVE in postal district 21. in Upper Bukit Timah Road. My house is situated near the main road, with its number plate conspicuously displayed above a letter-box at the gate. In spite of this my mail often by passes me and goes back to
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      'Less important' staff in Air Command
      155 18 I aircraft tradesmen are disappointed in the Singapore Armed Forces because we are considered "less important" to the Air Defence Command as we are not working directly with aircraft. At our enlistment, we were all "riven" vocations and promised equal pay and status irrespective
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    Comfort and sympathy in this aid centre
    305 19 Comfort and sympathy in this aid centre CTUDENTS of St. Patrick's School are sure of being downright comfortable whenever they call on their educational guidance counsellor, Brother Harry Morgan. No matter how pressing their problems, they can relax at once. For B y, r i ther^ Harr^. has got dee
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    Daily 'laugh-in' sets the mood for a class
    717 19  - Daily 'laugh-in' sets the mood for a class MAUREEN PETERS rpnnr|i||| ■■111 I I A I I M A person has to do that the hard way, by exploring his own mind and heart." The students are assured that they can talk to Brother Harry with complete confidence; nothing of
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    MORE GIRLS THAN BOYS LEARN THE ART OF SAYING IT IN STYLE
    466 19 TIER words came over strong, clear and enthusiastic, matching the ecstasy on her face, moving the onlookers. "There'll be socialism at last a free, prosperous, happy people all enjoying equal opportunities, living at oeace with the whole world
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      136 19 Only Byford could have made stretch socks like these. So superbly good looking. So thick and snug.. In 20 (twenty!) 4 different colours. Long, long lasting. Fully guaranteed. No wonder people insist on Byford socks. Rritain's 1 fe st ■Oocks /B¥ Agents: Borneo-Malaya Representatives Sdn. Bhd. A SMALL BUSINESS IN
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      174 19 IS YOUR CHILD IN PRIMARY SIX THIS YEAR? Then start preparing him with Federal's DIAGNOSTIC TESTS in General Science, Mathematics, English, History, Geography. B Covers complete range of syllabus items B Topically arranged for easy diagnosis by parents and teachers B Patterned along the lines of actual Primary School Leaving
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      50 19 Bugs Hunny By Ralph Heimdahl rt7ilOr\fVi flt (k (li* AU finished, ri&MNUV^ r^fl\ V FUPDSVI HERE'S I i -|^QoA ß^^ Iw^^T^ nil fit WHAT'S THIS I 1 THAT'S FER HAVIN'T' LISTEN TWO- DOLLAR *-> T' VA PRACTICE VEf? CORNET CHAR&E FD(? WHILST I FIXED TH'SINKW "MISCELLANEOUS^ 1I I I IfrJ
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  • MAINLY FOR WOMEN
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      The babies who 'stay out'
      725 20 Mothers find a way to beat the amah problem •JHEY have the jobs and the money, they have their husbands and their homes, but they are a growing group of young working mothers who lace a common problem. How to bring up their babies? As
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      SUM-LINE PANTS WITH A FLARE
      141 20 permanently pleated from the marked waist. For the new midi-length you've got to keep your neckline low, the most foshionable being the narrow V-neck. Sleeves too follow the slim line, from a narrow top to slight flare, and caught tight with wide cuffs. £ROWN-UP and
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      Children need a home that 'should' smell like a home'
      202 20 Children need a home that 'should' smell like a home' pHILDREN who come home to warm homes permeated with the smell of good cooking are less apt to seek sensations such as drug-taking This is the opinion of American author Sam Levenson who Is working on his new book which
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      SWINGING FLOWER DISPLAY FOR CHARITY SHOW
      198 20 I'M. IKE the traditional I table arrangements, here Is an unusual display which can swing low from a eiling for an eye-catching effect. This arrangement is one of the 100 displ.iv* of variou> sirs which will in- m fii at an exhibition to be
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    309 25 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. MALAYSIA is preiTl pared to enter into a "protection agreement" with any country to safeguard foreign investments here. The secretary-general of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry and chairman of Fida. Raja Tan Sri Mohar. said this before leaving for a
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    Murder accused 'scared of ghosts:' witness
    1261 25  - Murder accused 'scared of ghosts:' witness OOI CHENG GAIK 'HE ASKED ME TO ALLOW HIM TO STAY IN MY HOUSE ON JULY 8 AND 9' By 'I saw a wellbuilt girl enter house' JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Lee Wong Tiang, the accused in the Esther Chan murder trial, spent two nights
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    Thieves steal $1,125 worth of jewellery
    95 25 TELUK ANSON. Wed Thieves broke into a house in Kamponi; Guru here last night while its occupant* were away and stole 51.12S worth of Jewellery Mr. Ow How Hay. 37. a sawmill etark told police thai he and his wife went to town about
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    Co-op society's $63,445 profit
    55 25 KANGAK. Wed. The Perils Government Servants' Cooperative Thrift and Loan Society made a profit of $63 445 last year, an Increase o! about $2,000 over the previous year. Recording this in its annual report, the society stales the profit came mainly (rum interest on loan* and
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    32 25 BUKIT MERTAJAM. yVed. Mr. S. Thamzhavanan. editor of the South India Weekly. Kalkandu. will visit Tenang on Friday when h* will address public meeting at the Ramakruhn* Orphmif al Mli
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      Smashing win by Wee Kin
      446 26  - Smashing win by Wee Kin JOE DORAI By rrHOMAS Cup player and third seed Wee Kin last A night qualified for the third round of the Singapore Badminton Association's National singles championship when he beat Andrew Sim 15-11, 15-4 at Guillemard Road. Smashing aggressively. Wee Kin disposed of his opponent
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      TRENGGANU DECIDE TODAY ON MAAU OPEN
      77 26 TRENGGANU DECIDE TODAY ON MAAU OPEN fITRENGGANU AAA will X decide today whether they will organise next year's Malaysian Open athletic championships In Kuala Trengganu. TAAA officials will meet Inche Mahmood Suiaiman. the acting Mentri Besar, at his office this morning. If the TAAA agree to stage the championships. Inche
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      24 26 MR. S.B. ORANOE, secretary of the Amateur Swimming Union of Australia, will visit Singapore on Sept. 24 for talks with local officials.
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      Shooting wants selectors to decide on six
      217 26 Shooting wants selectors to decide on six SINGAPORE Shooting Association will nominate the best six shooters for consideration by the selectors for inclusion in the Singapore team to the Asian Games. The six will be recommended after three-week trials to be held at Gimson and Bukit Timah Ranges. SSA president
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      Indonesian tour by water polo team
      330 26 Indonesian tour by water polo team SINGAPORE Amateur Swimming Association yesterday approved a 10--day tour of Indonesia next month by Singapore's water polo team. The tour is at the invitation of the Persatnan Renang Seluruh Indonesia and the team will play matches at Jakarta, Bandung, Soerabaya and Solo from Oct.
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      'Realistic' marks, says Chan
      506 26  - 'Realistic' marks, says Chan TEOH ENG TATT By SINGAPORE Amateur Swimming Association yesterday decided to recommend to Singapore Olympic and Sports Council that third placing for individual events and second placing for relays at the 1966 Games should be the qualifying standard for swimmers for the Asian Games in Bangkok
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      Malaysia to have sports dept.
      259 26  - Malaysia to have sports dept. MANSOOR RAHMAN By THE Malaysian Government will soon appoint a director of sport to head a new division in the Ministry of Culture. Youth and Sport. It will also appoint a deputy director and other staff in a move to streamline and expand »he sports
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      PSC coast to 16-1 win
      90 26 PUBLIC Swimming Club B scored their third straight win when they trounced Police Sport o Association 16-1 in the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association water-polo leaeue "B" division match at Tanjong Pagar yesterday. PSC showed their superiority from the start, scoring seven goals in the first
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      Goalkeeper de Souza foils Khalsa
      229 26 Goalkeeper de Souza foils Khalsa SINGAPORE'S International goalkeeper Mike de S")uza produced a fine performance yesterday to help Singat>ore Recreation Club hold Khalsa Asssociation to a goalless draw in th? SHA Under 23 hockey match at the padang De Souza saved at least two certain goals with his fine anticipation
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      Blacks get 12-6 warning
      273 26 Blacks get 12-6 warning T*HE BLACKS, who are A aiming for a successful rugby season, received a warning yesterday when they were beaten 12-6 (four tries to two tries) by Singapore Cricket Cub's second XV at the padang. Blacks, winners of the Merdeka Cup seven-a-side last week, are now preparing
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      52 26 BI'GBY National Secondary Schools semi finals: Whitley v Dunearn Tech (4>. SJI v St Andrews <5). both match at People's assn. HOCKEY; SHA Under-23 Tournament: Indian Association v Schools "B- (Balestier Rd., 5 p.m. i. SWIMMING: Primary Schools meet: McNalr Dlst (Amber Rd 2.00) Radln Mas District (River Valley Rd.,
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    470 27 Kinross Boy improves RACING with Epsom Jeep TEN TO FOLLOW at Kuala Lumpur: Able Envoy. |aldast. Kampong Melayu. Herringay. Lr. Cencral. Indian Patrol. Sweet Lotus, D a r y I i Urk. The Boss, Stranger In Paradise. J^INKOSS BOY, a six-year-old by Summertime, has improved since his only outing at
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    12 acceptors for St Leger
    75 27 LONDON. Wed. Twelve acceptors were declared yesterday at the four-day stage for the final English classic, the St. Leger. to be run over I4f 132-yds at Doncaster on Saturday. They were with probable jockeys: Approval (D. Keith). (harlton (J. Mecen. Chinatown Grennloantag rp Matthews). King
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    68 27 NEW YORK. Wed Results of baseball games played yesterday American League New York 7. Washington 3; Boston 4. Cleveland 3: Kansas City 1. California 0: Baltimore 6. Detroit 3: Milwaukee 3. Minnesota 2 National League: New York 10. Montreal 5; Chicago 10. Pittsburgh 3: St. Louis 6.
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    Kanhai hits unbeaten 81 in drawn match
    216 27 Kanhai hits unbeaten 81 in drawn match LONDON. Wed. The three-day cricket match between T. N. Pearces XI and a Rest of the World team was abandoned as a draw because of rain shortly before lunch at Scarborough yesterday. The match was called to a halt with Pearce s XI
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    Murphy's first win in 2 years
    63 27 HARTFORD (Connecticut). Wed.— Bob Murphy won his first golf tournament for two years when a two-under-par final round of 69 left him four strokes clear of Paul Harney in the US$lOOOOO Greater Hartford Open. He finished with a 17-un-der-par total of 267 to equal
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    Golfing brothers
    37 27 JOHANNESBURG. Wed. Brothers Harold and Allan Hennlnc will represent South Africa in the World Golf Cup l m Buenos Aires in November. South African Professional Golfers' Association secretary I Jimmy Dove announced here I yesterday
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    Lock icon Suicide? No, it's only stomach upset, says boxer
    176 27 MCNDOZA "Argentina). Wed. World junior welterweight boxing champion Nicolino Loche laughed off reports yesterday that he had attempted to take his life and »aid he had merely suffered a stomach disorder which required Immediate medical attention. Reports that the 31-year-old boxer had
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    21 27 LONDON. Wed. Results of Rugby Union matches played laa night. Newbridge 6 Neath 11. Penryn S Sale 3. Reuter.
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    472 27 rr*HE MRA announced the registration of 24 new hones— one In Class 1. three In Class 2, six in Class 3 and 14 in Class 4. They axe: Class I— Tioman 11, late Sykes. 4 eh nz g by Idomeneo—Nance. Class 2 Dawn Lyric 5 b
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    63 27 CHE's one in the eye for male drivers who think they're fast. Hannelore Werner, 28, is fast too faster than even Fangio. This slender and blonde West German girl is ranked as the world's No. 1 woman racing driver. In a British March 702 Formula II
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    Lock icon Laver knocked out of Open
    309 27 IWEW YORK, Wed. Defending champion Rod 1 Layer of Australia, the No. 1 seed, was knocked out of the U.S. Open tennis championships yesterday when he lost to Denis Ralston of the United States 7-6. 7-5. 5-7, 4-6, 6-3. The defeat by the 28--\f-ar-old 19th
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    Matthes sets new record
    118 27 BARCELONA. Wed. But German swimmer Roland Matihes slashed nlne-temhs of a >econd off his own world record with a time of Ml seconds for the 100 metres backstroke (luring the 4xloo melies medley relay at the European sw.mmug championships here last night The East German quartet
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    Lock icon Mighty Leeds humbled
    268 27 LONDON. Wed. I EEDS. unbeaten in seven league soccer matches this season, were bundled out of the English League Cup when they were beaten 1-0 away to Second Division Sheffield United last night. But Sheffield deserved to become the first team this season to overcome tlie mighty
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    Suharto is the first to speak from S-east Asia
    513 28 LUSAKA, Wed. President Suharto of Indonesia firs! South-easl Asian leader to address the non-aligned summit conference \\:is opening speaker on [he second day of the talks here today. He warned against the many disguises which aggression against the sovereignty of a
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    Lock icon Thanom 'yes' to demand by 2,000 students
    202 28 Thanom 'yes' to demand by 2,000 students BANGKOK, Wednesday THE Thai Prime Minister tonight acceded to demands for inquiry into university corruption made by some 2,000 militant students occupying the grounds of Parliament. Premier Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn In a face to face confrontation i with the students agreed to
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    CAR FIRM RECALLS 220,000 VEHICLES
    82 28 CAR FIRM RECALLS 220,000 VEHICLES rKYO. u.-il Japan's second biggest car maker. Nissan Motor Company, is recalling a total of 220.371 passenger cars, trucks and microbusrs. Nuwn said today the defect was a leakage in the brake oil cylinder. The recall for repairs would be completed by the end of
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    21 28 MOSCOW. Wed The Soviet Union launched No. 361 in Its unmanned series of Cosmos satellites yesterday, Tass reported.—AP.
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    59 28 V TMAMOTHRAM PILLAI r.hr.,l iwi-:on<T of Miniairv of Commerce and Industry paved away peacefully on v.it.7o leaving behind wife and •Ix children. Cortege leave* SA. Station Road Smlnl at -■> -mi p.m. to Brntul crematorium. MICH AIL irrtlred Stntul Work. I ho I'arimalam expired 8.9. 70 Cortege leave* Jnlan
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    STOWAWAY BREACHES AIRPORT CORDON
    109 28 LONDON, Wed. A stowaway broke through the huge anti-hijacking net at London's Heathrow airport today and hid in the wheelhoustng of a Pan American Jet bound for the Middle East. A routine check by a maintenance engineer revealed the man, who had avoided police and airline
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    Lock icon Israelis deny new hijack
    102 28 Israelis deny new hijack rL AVIV. Wed. Israel's El Al Airline today denied Beirut reports that one of its planes had been hijacked to a desert airstrip in Jordan. Earlier today. Palestine commandos talking from Beirut airport control tower to hijackers in a British airliner on the ground told them
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    147 28 HONG KONG. Wed. A Hong Kong aircraft enrineering union today announced it would boycott all United Arab Airlines (I'AA) aircraft until the 188 passengers from two western airliners hijacked to Jordan on Sunday were released. The union, whose 70 members inspect aircraft landing at Hong
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