The Straits Times, 18 October 1970

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    Masthead
    17 1 The Sunday Times Largest sales in S.LAsia No. 1803 20 CENTS SUNDAY OCTOBER 18, 1970 SINGAPORE EDITION
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    Gallup rule change cuts gratis in forces
    445 1 Gallup rule change cuts gratis in forces SINGAPORE, Sat £*HK Singapore Government has scrapped full-time national service for graduates from institutions of higher learning who were born before Jan. 1, 11)49. Colonel Robert lav, Directoi of MINDEF's Manpower Division said today that only graduates who were born after that date
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    Nixon: War is ending
    70 1 BURLINGTON (Vermont). Sat. President Nixon declared today that the Vietnam war Is drawing to an end in a way he hoped would assure a full generation of peace. "As I stand before you today. I can say confidently that the war in Vietnam Is coming to
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    Queen E crew on strike
    55 1 SOUTHAMPTON. Sat—Crewmen of the Cunard Liner Queen Elizabeth II walked out on strike today just an hour before the ship was due to sal) (or New York. More than 330 passengers were left stranded by the walkout which also endangered a cruise from New York
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    NOW PROGRESS IN BRITISH DEFENCE SET-UP
    166 1 NOW PROGRESS IN BRITISH DEFENCE SET-UP HONOLULU, Saturday T*HE new arrangements for a British military presence in South-East Asia are making progress, according to Air Chief Marshal Sir Brian Burnett, Britain's military adviser to the SouthEast Asia Treaty Organisation (Seato). He was speaking at a two-day conference ol Seato military
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    Malacca pupils hit by sore eyes
    140 1 Malacca pupils hit by sore eyes MALACCA. Sat. An eye infection, conjunctivitis, has affected pupils of 11 schools in Malacca town. A spokesman of the Municipal Health Department said today, so far 375 pupils here had been treated. The Education Department has been alerted but has not announced any move
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    Man found stabbed
    48 1 SINGAPORE. Sat —Ana Chew Kua. 24. was admitted to Thomson Hospital late tonight with three stab wounds on the head. Ang, whose condition was described as "serious." was believed to hare been attacked at the 10 mile Ylo Chu Kang Road at about 11 pm
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    Malik in Japan
    28 1 TOKYO. Sat. Indonesia's Foreign Minister. Mr. Adam Malik, arrived here tonight en route to New York, where he will attend the United Nations General Assembly
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    Lock icon THREE LOST AS BOAT GOES DOWN IN ROUGH SEAS
    101 1 KUCHING. Sat -A boat carrying 20 people capsized in rough seas off Kuala Santubong, about 16 miles from here, last night and three people are reported missing. A Marine Police launch has put out to sea in search o: the missing
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    A massive hunt for kidnappers
    391 1 MONTREAL, Saturday POLICE armed with sweeping wartime powers pressed their massive manhunt today for extremist kidnappers of a British diplomat and a provincial minister despite fears the crackdown could result in danger to the lives of the hostages. More than 1,000 troops flown into Montreal
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    Two die as floods hit Penang
    224 1 Two die as floods hit Penang The Sunday Times a polosbH to its readers for the removal of part of a pace in the Asia Magazine today. The contents were not meant for public" lion in this issur. OENANG. Sat. A 1 two-year-old child and a 22-year-old labourer were believed
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    39 1 HEAVY FIGHTING IN JORDAN BUKI T, Sun. Heavy fighting broke out Saturday betwrrn thr Jordan army and Palestinian currilUv bairlv four da>% aftrr thr two tides >.i*nrd a "Anal prare atrrrmrnt." according to guerilla broadcaata monitored here. AP.
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    Sadat sworn in as president
    60 1 CAIRO. Sat. Anwar Sadat, the man picked by Gamal Abdel Nasser to be his successor, was swo.n In as President of Egypt tonight with an oath to protect the "territorial Integrity of the fatherland." Mr. Sadat earlier said he will maintain Nassers efforts to recover
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  • Article
    Lock icon Istanbul rocked
    21 2 ISTANBUL. Sat A minor earthquake caused alarm in Istanbul but there were no reports of damage or casualties. UPI.
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    Lock icon Trudeau:— Extremists have large quantities of dynamite
    179 2 Trudeau:— Extremists have large quantities of dynamite OTTAWA, Saturday. ■pHE Prime Minister, Mr. Pierre Trudeau, said last night that Quebec extremists had large quantities of dynamite and posed a threat to Canada out of proportion to their numbers. I But, he added, the Government had the situation well In conirol
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    Lock icon A roast pork feast for Charles
    211 2 A roast pork feast for Charles UAIKIKI (Gilbert and U Lllice Islands). Sat Prince Charles dined on roast pork baked in lloutr-bedecked ovens at a feast given in hi? honour here last night. Kxotic local delicacies such as P.ilusami Pulaka' Taropandanus food and breadfruit were eaten by the Prime who
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    Lock icon Hunt for 10 in bridge disaster
    109 2 Hunt for 10 in bridge disaster MELBOURNE, Sat. Rescue workers today used oxyacetylene cutters to shear through the concrete and metal remains of a 2.000-ton steel span in the search for 10 bodies believed burled after Thursday's West Geta bridge disaster. Latest figures said 31 men were killed and 18
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    Lock icon Rogers' talks with Gromyko a flop
    397 2 Rogers' talks with Gromyko a flop NEW YORK, Saturday. SECRETARY of State Mr. Rogers and Soviet Foreign Minister Mr. Gromyko have failed to resolve differences over whether there have been violations of the MiddleEast ceasefire agreement by Egypt, American officials said here today. The U.S. maintained that new missile sitet
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    Sadat kisses Egyptian flag in mosque
    167 2 Sadat kisses Egyptian flag in mosque PRESIDENT Anwar Sadat kisses the EarvDtian flan durine noon Dravers in the mosque of his hometown vlllaee on Friday. Mr. Sadat took over as President in succession to the late President. Nasser at a new time of crisis in the Middle East. He plans
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    Andy injured in blast
    62 2 HOLLYWOOD, bat. Andy Williams was in lured slightly when a trick prop exploded on the set ol his NBC television show during rehearsals yesterday. The singer suffered burned hhiid.s and arms and singed !>.ur when a .small box he was operating exploded a minor powder charge
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    Lock icon FILM STAR CLEARED OF MURDER BID CHARGE
    144 2 FILM STAR CLEARED OF MURDER BID CHARGE LOS ANGRLES, Sat A ji>rv yesterday cleared film star Audio Murphy. America's most decorated war hero, of attempting to murder and assaulting a greyhound trainer. Murphy could have cot a possible 10-year jail sentence if he had been found guilty of assault with
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    Lock icon Fire destroys world's largest plane
    102 2 Fire destroys world's largest plane NEW YORK. Sat. A giant 382-ton four-englned jet I nrkhced CSA Galaxy military transport the worlds largest aircraft was destroyed by a fire and a srries of explosions hore early todny. One of thr plane's 15 crew died in the fire, first reports .said The
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    Lock icon Visit by Golda
    28 2 OTTAWA. Bat -Prime Mlnistrr I'lcm Trudeau announced yesterday that Prime Minister .olds Molr of Israel will pay one-day rMt to Canada on Nov. 2— AP.
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    Lock icon Big reversal for Indira as she loses home State
    195 2 I NEW DELHI, Saturday ORIME MINISTER Indira Gandhi yesterday suffered a major reverse when her ruling Congress Party lost a bitter struggle for power In Uttar Pradesh. India's most populous State and the Prime Minister's own political base. The State Governor
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      127 2 J W if V >< IlMMb^^^h '—-4 H 1 H ,■*■*> 025 In 1920 skirts went up. So did Queensland and Northern Territory Aerial Services. It was the era of the daredevil, and the vast northern areas of Australia needed opening up. Enter Queensland and Northern Territory Aerial Services, with
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    Sacked-the 94 Raleigh boycott workers
    242 3 Sacked- the 94 Raleigh boycott workers KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. J'lIE 94 workers at the Raleigh factory in Batu Tiga who boycotted work in protest against the retrenchment of 12 colleagues have been sacked. This morning throe representatives of the workers Inche Mohamed Amin bin Abdul Aziz, Mr. Richard Drieberg and
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    Keep alive freedom of the judiciary
    273 3 ONE SURE WAY MALAYSIA CAN FORGE AHEAD PEACEFULLY pETALING JAVA, Sat. Tne Suitan oi Selangor touay called on tne people to preserve judicial Ireeuom in line with one ot tne principles of the Kukunegara. Speaking at the opening of the new court builaing here,
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    Mersing—a gateway to the islands of peace and beauty
    539 3 Mersing— a gateway to the islands of peace and beauty §TILL planning to get away from it all this Christmas... Id recommend you to Mersing the gateway to some of the most beautiful islands off the Malaysian coast. The little town has a cluster of several islands once notorious for
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    BANK CASHIER'S HOME ABLAZE
    178 3 BANK CASHIER'S HOME ABLAZE IJENANG. Sat. 1 Bank cashier Teoh Chooi Lye, returned home from Bukit Mertajam last night to find his house in Kck Chuan Road on fire. About 9 p.m.. Mr. Teoh. i-hirt cashier at the Butterworth branch of the Mercantile Bank, .saw ;i bin crowd gathered ln
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    Thieves' haul
    30 3 BUTTER WORTH S.U i mi .i itoirt from Urn window oi h Clv I <nj I., it: :i, P| i ill ?63 in one ol fee nn.rt pockets.
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    Youth jailed for extortion told: Learn to be useful
    220 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. J^ IOITH chared with attempted extortion, actively cross-examined prosecution \\it>. esses in tile maeistrate's court hut kept silent when called to make his defence N| Chin Krone. 20. of Jinjang Norlh. was found Builty of trying to extort
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    Gamblers fined
    29 3 BUTTERWORTH. Sat —Ten tumblers pleaded euiltv tod;i\ to charge i>( playing "blangkas" (a dice RUM) at Kamprni pah here on Oct 13 They were fined »20 each.
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    The junkie
    1589 4  -  FRANCIS ROZARIO B^BMaBBa^B^BMHBBMBIIINSAPOIIi By THOSE TELLTALE SIGNS ON THE ARMS, EYES AND FACE THAT BETRAY THE MODERN-DA V DRUG ADDICT TIIK time was 4. .'J0 pun. en a usual working day. Oflfeors gathered at a briefing room at customs headquarters in Maxwell Road They were given detailed instructions.
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      524 4 i!^^ aW^^k The Lady is baby's best friend LADY, a six-year the greyhound back old greyhound, to health and she is a proud mother became part of it. of a two-week-old Then it was Tupkitten, pence's turn. Marie The unusual bond Burgess. 13, found between Lady and the kitten when
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      86 4 Curb Rheumatism While you Sleep If you ft«l old. (trad, and worn oat because of Backache. RheumaUaaa "ainn. Sore, Rtlfr, Swollen Jolnu, tjet OTSTEX from your chemlat today, m how fast you Improve. also helps men and we mm who low .>e» and enartjr btoama of Oetting Up N.gi.'. or
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      1044 4 On your TV and radio today CHANNEL 5 CHANNEL 3 10 00 °P enln and Lassie Lassie and the I V.wW Greyhound; 10.25 Pesta Pop (Repeat); 11.30 OAK PM Programme summary; 2.47 Toto resultsr e Ed ,w!? e J alking H 5 rf;e E i The Bridegroom: 3.06 Capture; 3.29
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    Don't ape ways of British unionists -Khir—
    301 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. JVfIALAYSIAN workers were today told to work hard and not follow the example of trade unionists in Britain, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. said today. He said this when he noted that a number of
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    MICHELE: I BECAME A JOURNALIST QUITE BY ACCIDENT
    128 5 1/UALA Ll'MPl'R, Sat.— Miss Michele Jean Anderson's interest in economics and politics led her to journalism, quite by accident. She is the South-Fast Asian editor nf Humiu-vs Asia, a publication nf Business International Asia-Pai ific Ltd., based in Hone Konu. When she
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    Record turnout at campus
    183 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The University of Malaya Students' Union will set up a body to watch the implementation of Bahasa Malaysia in the campus. This follows a vote of confidence in the union leadership at a mass meeting of student.s last night. The union's move is
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    MALAYSIAN FINED $7,000 FOR HAVING FAKES
    140 5 MALAYSIAN FINED $7,000 FOR HAVING FAKES CINGAPORE Sat. A businessman. Tan Ah Lua n. 30. of Malaysia, was fined a total of $7,000 in the K.rst District Court today for having imitation gourmet powder and bleach. He was fined $3,000 on each of the two charges having 200 one-pound packs
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    UMSU acts to 'take sting out of Bahasa issue'
    244 5 •IMSU U an affiliate of the national body and we will be acting on thLs resolution soon." he said. He said la.st night's mBMM turnout showed that the students were capable of handling their own affairs. Many believed that the situation
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    Opium found in room
    63 5 IPOH Sat The Mamv trate's court here today ««s told how police raided a house in Anderson Ro:id yesterday and found eiuht packets of cptum and smnklm; utensils In a mom The occupant of the room Your Liin. 6li. pleaded guilty to pcfesesMnK the opium and
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    Mani to bosses: Play fair on jobs
    281 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Till-! Government has appealed •<> employers "for far 100 lout;" to recruit workers according to racial proportion and it is tinie they appreciated th c G o v c i ii hi c ii t*i problems, Tan Sri V. Manickavasagam
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    AIR JAMBOREE CHAT WITH FRIENDS ABROAD
    160 6 AIR JAMBOREE CHAT WITH FRIENDS ABROAD SINGAPORE. Sat. Who wouldn't want to call their friends who are half-way round the world and have a good chat, especially when cost does not come into question. Boy scouts are no different when it comes to calling their "brothers" all over the world
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    Red Cross worker gets her MBE—two years late
    118 6 Red Cross worker gets her MBE— two years late SINGAPORE. Sat— lt took more than two years for the authorities to catch up with Mrs. Marie Hunter. but they finally did— here in Singapore. On Thursday came hearty congratulations greetings belated. but no less warming, as the Australian Red Cross
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    Three charged with thefts of car radios, tape players
    207 6 Three charged with thefts of car radios, tape players CINGAPORE. Sat. Three youths vere today charged with stealing car radios, tape players and cassette cartridges irom cars in the Farrer Park area. Nallalagu Palanlappan 19. Sanmugam Tangavalu. 18. and Kurunathan Balakrishnan 14. denied stealing a tape-player and cisette cartridges together
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    $250,000 plan to beautify Stamford Canal embankment
    185 6 $250,000 plan to beautify Stamford Canal embankment CINGAPORE. Sat. The flood -prone low-lyin^r utretdi of Or-hard Road hptween Mount Elizabeth and Grange Road is now b( inn raised above flood level. In addition, tne present undulating und irregular footpath and galvanised pipe railings along Orchard Road embankment of Stamlord Canal
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    Hokkien play for charity
    57 6 SINGAPORE Sat. The R»riiflUMon Hckkien Play Group will present a fl\e-dav charity show at the National Theatre (rum Dec 8 in aid of the Thong Chat Medical Institution building fund. The show, to be held under the patronage of the Finance Minister. Mr. Hon Sui Sen.
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      Nobel the man behind the Peace Prize
      309 7 Nobel the man behind the Peace Prize STANLEY LINTON tells rhe stories of men who hove given away 'millions and whose legacies promote causes ranging from social welfare and medical research to education ond world peace. Beginning with Alfred Nobel ALFRED BERNHARD NOBEL, creator of the Nobel Foundation which annually
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      Be Proud of Your English
      258 7 IYou are Judged by the Way You Speak and Write Are you content with tli«way von vprak and write? Are you ton that you sire not making mistakes that cause people to underrate you? You are judged by your English. Thousands an- handicapped because they
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      Girl who walks in and out of prison
      1035 7  - Girl who walks in and out of prison TAN WEE LIAN By A YOUNG woman in sari has bepn moving in and out of Changi Prison and the Medium Security Prison for the last two months. She has made herself known to the prison officials and they let her in
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    Lock icon Film fans give MGR frenzied welcome at Paya Lebar
    330 8  -  CLEMENT MESENAS: By Singapore, Sat. |jrXDREDS of fans gave a frenzied welcome at Paya Lentr airport to veteran Indian screen idol M.G. Rcunac'lumdran when he flew in from Bangkok this morning. From the moment he stepped off the plane, the 52-year-old
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    FANFARE CAMPAIGNS FOR THE BLIND
    202 8 4KBAR is 16, a student who likes games tfnd going places. But Akbar cannot do all these things like any 16-year-old, because he is blind. Instead of a badminton racket, he has to wield a long white cane. But Akbar is a plucky boy and
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      102 8 Slop Arthritis Rheumatism Pain Today Th* »"'"'-t naw dlacovary Romlna banlabaa tka patna of Arthrltia. Rhaumatlam. Fibrositla, NcurlUa and Vciaxioa. Uka uuflaln >0 mlnutaa attar tha Ont doaa, palna dlnappear, and la a (aw dajra thla marveloua n<»<llclna dtaaolTaa and ramovaa tha kod7 polaoaa and Urta Acid that *r» th*
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    Bid to wipe 'Chicago' image off Toa Payoh
    300 9 Bid to wipe 'Chicago' image off Toa Payoh MP URGES MORE AMENITIES AND VIGILANCE TO CURB THE BAD HATS SINGAPORE, Sat Mr. Eric Cheoßty MP for Ton Payoh, is determined to wipe out the "Chicago* 1 image of his constituency "II is hue thai Toa Payoh was one time referred
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    THE GRAND OLD MAN IS SO IMPRESSED
    370 9 SINGAPORE, Sat. Singapore's economic and social progress in the past decade has so impressed Indian progressive reformer Mr. C.P. Chitrarsu that he included the Republic in his current study tour. The "Grand Old Man" of Indian politics, who has been actively advocating progress
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    Tanker for bunkers
    65 9 SINGAPORE. Sat Thl 88. 000-ton tanker lal Bahadur Shastri the largest tanker In the Indian merchant navy sailed In today for bunkers on her way to Japan. The tanker, which Is on charter to British Petroleum, la carrying a load of crude oil from Libya Among a
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    $1,016 theft at paint shop
    65 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. Thieves broke Into the paint shop of Mr. Koh Chuang. 62, in Upper Bukit Tlmah Road, and stole 73 tins of paint worth $1,016 yeiterriay morning. Mr. Koh left his shop for home on Thursday night. When he returned to the shop yesterday
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    Girls' bands at Gardens
    39 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Crescent Girls' School and Fairfield Methodist Girls' School bands wlli perform at the Botanic Gardens at S p.m. tomorrow. At the same time the Teachers' Military band will perlorm at Mount Faber.
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    Blood donors
    22 9 SINGAPORE. Sat Twentvflve members of the Singapore Gujarntl Association donated blood to the Mobile Blood Bank at Market Strut today.
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    Arbitration Court chief for world forum at Kandy
    265 9 SINGAPORE, Sat. MR. TAN BOON CHIANG, the president of the Industrial Arbitration Court, will attend the final phase of the international symposium organised by the International Institute of Labour Studies at Kandy. Ceylon from Oct. 26 to 30. The workshop is on
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    Suicide—a foreman who had no money . trouble
    385 9 Suicide— a foreman who had no money trouble SINGAPORE, Sat. $<)AP Factory manager Lim Keng Siong, .">(), (old ;i coroner today he did not know why his foreman of years hanged himself. "He had no money trouble as far as I could see. In fact. I think he has more
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    Gamblers fined
    36 9 SINGAPORE. Sat Eiiflitefii men. their ages ranxinK from 19 to 32. were lined a total of $1,130 In i he N:n(h Magistrate's court today (or iiambllng in various parts of the island last night.
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    WILL PEKING CHANGE?
    288 10 WILL PEKING CHANGE? \M ALAYSIA is seeking a guarantee from the IfatM super powers, of lion- interference in Southeast Asia. The move is in keeping with the fundamental principles of Malaysia's foreign policy: Closer association with friendly nations and the elimination of external interference in the affairs of new nations.
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    A matter of pride...
    125 10 A matter of pride... national import- ance of Singaporemade tourist souvenirs m .is insufficiently stressed at last week's tourism seminar. Singapore-made Singapore souvenirs are a matter of national pride. The problem of evolving ii Singapore "bnage" is Kiotfnisod. Every effort must be made to reMvcfa and produce one. And it
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    Post—vaulting
    582 10  - Post— vaulting LAWRENCE BASAPA by ...or the gentle art of moving up to the top... p O S T VAULTING is a practice that is catching on in S i n g a p o r c's young professional circles. Its underlying philosophy: A rolling stone gathers moss and momentum.
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    Lock icon Princes fight a losing battle but many won't feel the pinch
    1283 10  -  S.K. DVTTA-RAY by lyilll.E India's princes have almost lost their battle for their tax-free annuities, the really worried people are their dependants. Princes without privy purses will not become paupers, but their numerous pensioners might. Most rulers have sufficient
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    You may not talk in your sleep but_snores give away secrets
    668 10  - You may not talk in your sleep but_snores give away secrets JIM GIBBINS by HE was one of the last of the oldtime sea dogs... His whiskers were silver and his piratical Jauntlness was set off by the tiny gold earring in his left ear. His right ear was gone
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      12 10 The World of Seiko Time: Precise. .Punctual ...Modern Sunday, October, 18, 1970
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    Be sure to keep public trust: Perak ruler
    347 11 A PAT ON THE BACK FOR FIELD FORCE KUALA LUMPUR, Sat JH E Sultan of Perak today reminded the police of their responsibility in preserving peace and fighting subversion. Speaking at a passinp: out parade of 1,140 recruits at the Police Training
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    Settle squatter problem fairly call by DAP
    185 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat 'J'HE DAP today sent a memorandum to the State Government urging it to solve the squatter problem sympathetically. It said the Government should ensure that ail land distributed should be given only to landless persons. The memorandum was handed to
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    44 TRAWLERS 'ARRESTED' SINCE JANUARY
    119 11 44 TRAWLERS 'ARRESTED' SINCE JANUARY SANG. Sat. Thirty seven trawlers have i>c n "arrested" since January for infringing imhore li-hinc grounds. They were intercepted by patrol boats from the Fisheries Department. Seven other vessels were picked up during the period for operating trawler nets wlthvat licence. All 44 cases were
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    Theft at mine
    23 11 BATU OAJAH. Bat Mining equipment worth about $1 500 was stolen from thr Penkalan tin mine near here last night.
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    Lock icon Singapore planning to become second Japan in Asia
    166 11 Singapore planning to become second Japan in Asia I ZURICH, Sat. SINGAPORE is on its way to becoming the "second Japan of Asia," the Neve Zuercher Zeitung commented yesterday. In a detailed special report, the newspaper said "systematic cultivation of the investment climate has made so much foreign capital flow
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    Hunter shot dead
    33 11 1I«OH, Sat An Orang Asli teenager was killed when he was accidentally shot by a fellow-hunter while bunting wild boar In the forest la the Chenderrum area in Tapah yeat«rday.
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    Tasminex directors reply to inspector's report
    171 11 Tasminex directors reply to inspector's report CYDNEY, Sat.—Tasminex directors have issued a fourparagraph statement in reply to Tasmanian barrister J. W. Wilson's, 61 foolscap report of investigations into the company's share-selling break. The company's reply was issued by Mr. M. A. Lamb, Tasminex director, who received <<ily passing mention in
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    Straits tin price up
    59 11 THE STRAITS TIN price In PeriHtiE yesterday was up SI 87J to 5657.00 per picul on an offering estimated at 260 tons, unchanged on Friday's close. The market closed steady with fair support from Europe and the United States. The overnight metal price In London was
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    Lottery fine
    42 11 TELUK ANSON. Sal. Chang See Keane. 32. a housewilc. pleaded guilty yesterday to ii.v M.sung in carrying on an illegal character lottery at a taxi stand near Jalan Selat on July 25 She was nned 11.500 or four months' jail.
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    PEOPLE and PROBLEMS
    851 11 New order— and a much faster service.,. THINGS are certainly moving fast in Government departments with the new order of things in Malaysia. People and Problems haa received more than a dozen replies from government departments and a similar number from other bodies this week alone. And
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    I GOOD NEWS FOR CHOO
    70 11 I GOOD NEWS FOR CHOO To CHOO KIM I sioMi of Kuantan I who needs his citiI tenship certificate I to apply for an I international p.i I port. There is good I news for you. Your I application has I been approved and I the certificate No. I *****9
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    A YOUNGER SISTER'S PLEA TO FIND ELDER SISTER
    209 11 A YOUNGER SISTER'S PLEA TO FIND ELDER SISTER \<H <vould be about 36 years old now. Whrrexer you are. If you can recognise yourMM as the eirl in the photograph taken probably in I'iis when yoa were about right or nine years old. then People an -I Problems has v
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      276 11 Sunday Times Crossword ACROSS: 1. Woman havlnfl DOWN: 1. Additional (5): 2. a*o.ut. power (7,; 7. Highly- Ar^^rtl^. Ol^b^^iK flavoured «oft fruit (6); 11. public auction (4); 6. Pig pen Kinsmen and women <9>; IJ. (3) 7. MlnuU Htln opening* isi; In a hackneyed manner (7): 8. Establishes by law
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    Lock icon Death sentence for an ex-nurse and two men
    248 12 Death sentence for an ex-nurse and two men THEY HAD AMMO, GUNS WITHOUT LAWFUL EXCUSES' JIBU, Sal. Three people, including a '2V. year-old exnurse, were today sentenced lo death in the High Court here for unlawful possession of firearms and ammunition. Miss Yet Tieng Sing. Luk Leong Kee, 90, and
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    A 'VILLA VISIT' ENDED IN DROWNING
    280 12 A 'VILLA VISIT' ENDED IN DROWNING SINGAPORE. Saturday tiACTORY-WORKER Yeo Eng Lock. 18, told his mother one Sunday morning that he was going to the Haw Par Villa, but landed up at Changi Beach and drowned, a coroner, heard today. His brother, a "Singapore Armed Forces technical assistant Yeo EnK
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    Car bursts into flames in busy street
    103 12 Car bursts into flames in busy street SINGAPORE Sat. A station wagon burst into flames alone Bencoolen Street this afternoon. The driver. Mr. (ioh Hork Kent. 50. owner of a radio service shop in Bencoolen Strert. noticed smokr coming from the rear of hi.s Volkswagen. He dashed out of the
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    U Nyun leaves after talks
    65 12 BINGAPORE. Sat Th» Executive Secretary or Ecafe. U Nyun. returned to Bangkok today after a three-day private visit to Singapore. During his May. he met the acting Prime Minister Dr. Ooh Keng Swee. and the Finance Minister. Mr. Hon Sul Sen. for talks on the
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    Campaign date
    35 12 SINGAPOHE. Sat. The Parllamtnuiy Secretary to the Ministry of Culture. Inrhe Hlia'arl Tadln. will open a "Keep Singapore Clean and Pollution-frre" campaign at the Jalan B«ng*awan playground in Opera KMala at a.m. tomorrow.
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    EXAMINER URGES SCHOOL OF MUSIC
    186 12 Sl\(. M'MKI Sat. People interested in the advancement of music in Singapore should band together and do something about starting a conservatoire here, a visiting British music examiner said today. Dr. Kenneth Abbott. .1. here to conduct examinations for the Associated Board of the Royal
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    Society to promote art among regional countries
    180 12 Society to promote art among regional countries CINGAPORE. Sat. A society to foster close relations with art associations in Southeast Asia has been registered here. Mr Hou Hsi Ching, secretary of the South-east Asia Art Association, said today: "The society was formed to work closely with art association* in this
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    Youths admit robbery
    64 12 HINGAPORE. Sat A district judge today called for Retormatlve Training Centre reports on two youths < liarged with armed robbery Urn Jim Llak, 17. and Chua Tool Be«u. lb. admitted robbing SHi Bakar blnte Mohammed. of her $95 cold chain and locket at knife-point In Kulu.. Place,
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    Making out a case for the classy ordinary
    402 13  - Making out a case for the classy ordinary JUNID JUANI Pictures by NOW I've heard everything! A friend told me the other day that I am to blame for his remaining a bachelor. "It's because of all those things you put in the papers," he said. "I keep imagining how
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    Don9t keep JIM your child indoors ail the time
    754 13 Don 9 t keep JIM your child indoors ail the time iudith vong IF you live In a flat chances are you keep your children indoors. There are two main reasons why you do this: Onr you worry they might fall down the stairs; Two you worry ihey might mix
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    Dress to fit occasion, says expert A SUNDAY TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE
    1800 14  - Dress to fit occasion, says expert A SUNDAY TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE Peggy Yea pßy Wining and Dining TODAY'S DINER CAN BE MODERN MISS IN TROUSER SUIT OR SWtNGER IN A LITTLE BITTIE MINIDRESS THE pleasure of dressing up for dinner these days lies in the fact, that anything goes from
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    Processed food finds a ready market
    448 14  - Processed food finds a ready market Loh Boon Tan By DEMAND for processed foods in Singapore is rising, following the high standard of living and to sharp increase in popularity. Most career women now have little time to prepare meals from fresh food for their families, according to Mr. D.H.
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    Wine drinking catches on in S'pore
    697 14  -  Loh Boon Tan By WINE is a part of the good life. So says Mrs. Nancy Rogers, supervisor of a wine store in Singapore. She said that wine drinking was losing its mystique and snobbishness. and gaining popularity with Singaporeans. Mrs. Rogers, who has
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    A dream come true for gourmet or gourmand Wining and Dining
    883 15  - A dream come true for gourmet or gourmand Wining and Dining Peggy Yea Dining out in Federal capital By DINING out in multi -racial Kuala Lumpur is an enlightening experience equivalent only to travelling all over the world to taste food (foreign), food (satisfactory) and food (unforgettable). It's a dream
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      539 16 THE FAT, JOLLY EXTROVERT THE HUMAN MIND: The way It manipulates our actions, moulds our personalities, distorts our views, colours our perceptions, affects our health, works in strange and subtle ways that are only now beginning to be fathomed and explained. WHILE most of us furiously resent being pigeon-holed into
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    La Rue lets no one forget he's a man
    641 17 La Rue lets no one forget he's a man I ONDON, Sat. Female impersonation is an old, if s t r a n.K c, theatrical tradition. It can .be seen In the Japanese Kabuki theatre; at one time It was the common rule in Indian Kathakali dance, and In the
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    390 17 "'PALES FROM MANY LANDS," a Theatre x World Association presentation, opens at the Victoria Theatre on Thursday at 7.30 p.m. This is followed by another performance at the same time on Friday and a matinee at 4 30 p.m. on Saturday. Taking the leading parts in the traditional
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    CONTRASTING FILMS TO BE SHOWN TONIGHT
    186 17 CONTRASTING FILMS TO BE SHOWN TONIGHT SINGAPORE. Sat. In an evening with Joseph Losey at the Cultural Centre tomorrow, the Singapore Film Society will present two films by the well-known British director. "Accident. the highpowered drama with its sensitive feel for the texture of English :icademla, will be shown at
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    More than a war victory for Cromwell
    453 17 More than a war victory for Cromwell THE one great glory of this film is its use of the English language with brilliance, vigour and absoluteness. And the greatest credit I can give to those who made "CROMWELL" is that they have presented the language as well. The delivery is
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    Eurodollar, Corruption can score at Ipoh
    615 18 RACING with Epsom Jeep PROMISING newcomers Eurodollar and Corruption look ready to score at the Ipoh meeting which opens on Saturday. They showed improvement in workouts at Ipoh yesterday morning Eurodollar strode out fluently at half pace. Corruption (A. Rao) went better than Purpk
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    Third time lucky for challenger Castillo
    231 18 LOS ANGELES. Sat -Mexican challenger Chucho Castillo made it third time lucky as he wrested the world bantamweight boxing crown from his fellow-countryman Ruben Oltvares here, last night. the referee stopping the 15-round title fight In the 14th round. It was CastUUo's third try
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    55 18 WEST BERLIN. Sat—Australia's Rod Layer. ranked No. 1 In the professional ter.nl.s world, last night defeated Spain's Andres Olmeno 7-5. 6-3 on a professional exhibtiion match In West Berlin's slant Sport palast. In another game. Holland a Tom Okker beat South Africa's Cliff Dryodale 7-6, 7-6 under
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    339 18 A FEATURE of the current racing season is the increase in owners. At least 100 new owners or partnerships have been registered with MRA reports EPSOM JEEP. This Is surprising because horses and their upkeep are costing more. The average price of an Australian
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    Sassafras rated l-lb above Nijinsky
    100 18 Sassafras rated l-lb above Nijinsky PRIS. Set. Arc De Trioninhr winner Sassafras tonned triple clasdio winner Niiinskv in the French Free Handicap published here yesterday The handicap rated Sassafras at 67 kilos <i4/7-lb> half a kilo U.l-lbi ahead of Nhinsky unbeaten until he finished second to Sassafras in the "Arc"
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    97 18 SANTIAGO. Sat— Players with the Chilean first .-ilvlMon soccer club COlo Colo have gone on strike for more pay. It Is the latest move :n n series of wslkouts by the country's footballers and referees The Colo Colo players are also claiming that their wages for September
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    88 18 PERTH. Sat. The Royal i Perth Yacht O!ub last night issued a formal challenge to the New York Yachi Club (or the 1913 America > Cup on behalf of a syndics' r headed by Brlttahborn financier Alan Bond The challenge is subject to the New York
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    343 18 ATLANTA. Sat lyiTH nine days to go before his much-publi-cised ring comeback, Cassius Clay is almost back lo his old fighting weight. And the former world champlorfs other measurements are little changed from the time of his last serious contest three and a half years ago.
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    183 18 Beer Street takes Cauifield Cup with late run \IELBOURNE. Sat. iT Four year old stayer Beer Street piy- j pod trie favourite Vo- leur today to win ttl» Aust. $56,530 Cauifield' Cup, first ley; of Aus- tralia'.s big spring racIng double Baghdad Note and Royal < Show dcadheated for third'
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    Knudson -a slim one-stroke lead
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    55 18 EDINBUROH. Sat Vlrgtflj| Wade the British WlghtmaJ Cup tenni.s player and N)J veprl uh". defeats in shock result oy an cnraUO American girl In the Dcvß indoor tenni.s tournament hew yesterday Sharon Walj-h, the 18-vntf* old United Stales junior rhatß» pion from California won 2-k 6-2.
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    28 18 MANII A Bal ihe Philip, pine.- rx-al BouUl Knrr,. 0 lip lra:i in !hr DM round Ihe A.sirtu B.iskrthall Q,'nirxicrntion lnth »in■ita'ional Mrlea here last n^Ejit
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    692 19  - Illingworth's TV chitchat has put him in line for a clash ACK FINGLETON -By CANBERRA, Sat. England cricket captain Ray Illingworth has made a dubious start to his Australian tour by indulging in London on television in too much chitchat over whether a batsman should walk if he knows he
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    176 19 /COMBINED Po 1 1 c e-MillUry chalked up another rugby win yesterday when the> beat "B" Coy Lightweights of RNZIR by 24-9 at Nee Soon. The Combined side, using their >peed and weight to advantaee. scored three goali. two trlfs and a penalty against
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    45 19 ASIAN Oames shooter Hsu Hene Tack beat the Asian games mark of 585 for 50m small bore rifle prone when he scrred 587 to win the De Souza Memorial shoot. Second was DC. Perrau 576 and Lor. Kok Hens 575
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    34 19 SEMBAWANO Shipyard qualified for the SHAs Under 23 Knockout semi-finals when they edged Indian Association 2-1 at Serangooi, Road yesterday. Bhajan Singh and Nand 81ngh acortd Shipyards goali. mUlun •eortd for lA.
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    59 19 SINGAPORE Traction Company Employees Union (Sports Council 1 will hold its first Big Walk in two staggered starts from Shenton Way and Kallang Park fountain this morning at 6 16. More than 195 competitors are taking part. The competition is divided into three sections seniors and veterans,
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    29 19 NASBAU. Sat Britain's Tommy Sopwlth finished first In the Miami-Nassau power boat race yesterday, but was later disqualified because his boat. Avenger, used super-charged engines. Reuter.
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    173 19 Fitter, faster Forces storm to 3-1 CTAYING power was the decisive factor in yesJ terday's Wilbur Cup hockey match between Armed Forces and British Joint Services, and the stronger Forces side walked off with a 3-1 triumph. After bcinu held to a .oalless first half, the fitter and younger Forces
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    216 19 India Games athletes beat Germans PATIALA. Bat. Indian Athletes being tested for the Bangkok Asian Games beat a West German team by 107 points to 54 in a two-day match here yesterday. Nineteen Indians reached the qualifying standards for the Asian Games. The Germans won the 110 m hurdles In
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    Typhoon Joan makes Filipinos Putra Cup winners
    415 19 Typhoon Joan makes Filipinos Putra Cup winners lIONG KONG. Sat. The Philippines were today named winners of the Putra Trophy amateur golf championship after torrential rain brought by Typhoon Joan washed out tht final round. A spokesman for the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club said a meeting of officials and
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    Hull win 2-0
    36 19 LONDON. Sat. Result* of English League soccer matche* played last night: Div 2 Hull 2 Swlndon 0; Div 3 Torquay 1 Brighton 0; Tranmere 1 Plymouth 0: Div 4 Southport 3 Southend 0.
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    Negri Sembilan ends a long rugby partnership
    188 19 MALACCA Rugby Union will go It alone after the break-up of their long partnership with Near) Sembllan next month. They will conduct a i-a-gue competition In December and apply for par 1 cipatlon as a separate team In the Malaya Cup fro™ next
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      160 19 YACHTING Le Man? style race. GOLF SGA Intermedia* Open (Keppel): Vade Cup Quarter-finals (Bt. Tlmah). WALKING STC Employees Union 8C big walk (Shenton Way and Kalians 6 15 am.). BASKETBALL— Chye Hln Cup. Toto v Tong Keng; St. Theresa's v Police; Silo v Asia White; SC v Tlan Chung Poo
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    Lock icon Barnes leads Quek by a stroke SGA tourney
    589 20 WARREN Club's J. Barnes led Keppel Club's ace, Quek Meng Liat, by one stroke after the first round of the 36-hole Singapore Golf Association's Intermediate championship, organised by Keppel Club, at Bukit Chermin yesterday. Barnes played steady golf to card a five-over
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    Shock Cup exit for Hotel Singapura
    396 20 AN underrated Armed Forces handed star-studded Hotel Singapura a 5-3 shock in the President's Cup knockout soccer competition at Jalan Besar 1 Stadium last night. After leading 3-2 at halftime. Armed Forces unleashed their might on resumption and slammed In two more goals to
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    Schoolgirl cagers no match for Toto
    210 20 Schoolgirl cagers no match for Toto DEFENDING champion* Singapore Toto Pools look set to retain their 1 title when they cleared l their third hurdle by 1 trouncing St. Theresa High School 77-16 last night In the Chye Hln Cup wo- men's basketball at Peoples Association. Toto have already beaten
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    Francis is 'King'
    190 20 MALAY MAIL Biff Walk champion* Francis Sengol. Kata Singh i veterans i and K Nalinl Dcvi t women i showed tup tat* when they won their, respective sections li; the Swilts' Open KiiiK and Queen of the Mountain Walk and Run at Blum;' Vista Road yesterday. Francis
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    Successful defence
    45 20 Defending champions Singapore University beat Ngee Ann Technics! College 8-1 to retain the Inter- Varsltv Games badminton toumamei't title at Buklt Merali Secondary School last night. NanyatiK University beat Polytechnic 8-1 At Bukll Tunah. Teacher*' irainliiK Coileae beat Singapore University 2-0 at aoccer
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    Lock icon Singapore drawn in Group A of King's —Cup
    241 20 Singapore drawn in Group A of King's —Cup- I>\m.Kok. Sat. South 1 Korea. th c defending champion, will mi-rt Thailand in the opening Dutch of thr third King's (.up -.ooecr ahmmpionship to br hrld here from Nov. 8 to ML In the groupings and draw of nine competing countries announrrd
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    Johore seek postponement
    66 20 JOHORE Rt.uby Union have asked fni a postponement of their Malaya Cuptle against Joint Services Singapore scheduled to be played in Singapore on Oct 24. JRU president Freddie Lai mid that lv had written to the MRU and Joint Services requestIng a postponement as many of thr
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    Lock icon Japanese is new champ
    51 20 BEOUL Sat. Japans Shtniichi Kadou tonight knocked out South Korean champion Yung-Chul Cho in the third round of their scheduled 12--round title fight here to wrest the Orient lightweight boxing title The end came when the Japanese challenger landed a right hook to the Korean's Jaw.
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    Leow and Choo are champs
    88 20 AMIR LEOW and Choo Cheok Hal won the Singapore Civil Service Association's doubles tennis title when they beat Benny Lee and Kwan Teck Seng 6-0. 6-2. 6-1 In the Anal at Tessensohn Road yesterday Other results: Plate singles final A. Majld bt Lim Kook Pong
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    CSC and TPCA share honours
    114 20 CEYLON Sports Club and and TPCA of Kuala Lumpur have won a game each after the first day's programme in their annual serir-.v CSC scored a shock 1-0 win at hockey when ttielr centreforward netted off a pass from the centre half midway in the
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    Indonesian sweep in Open
    655 20  - Indonesian sweep in Open JOE DORAI By LfULJADI of Indonesia last night justified his top seed ranking l>\ 1 qualifying for the Singapore Open badminton singles championship final when he beat team mate Isumirat 15-6, 15-4 at Ciuillemard Road. Muljadi, the only Thomas Cupper in the Indonesian team of 15
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    Five-in-a-row
    33 20 MANILA Sat. The Philippine- tonight scored their fifth con>e<-'ithe victory in the 10th Asian Basketball Conference annlversaiy tournament. beatlng the Finn* Camels of Nationalist China. 85-83. Japan's Nippon Kokan beat India 88-70
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    256 20 Nijinsky ends his racing with a second NEWMARKET, Sat. Nijinsky. once considered the best racehorse in the world, ended his career by finishing a struggling second in the Champion Stakes here today The Canadian-bred three-year-old, owned by American millionaire Charles Engelhard, was unable to close up on Lorenzacclo iG Lewis
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    410 20 Charlton gets his 199 th and foils Leeds lONDON Sat. Hubhv J Charlton, England's World Cup soccer strir scored his 199 th goal today and set a reebrd for his dub, Manchester Un'ted. The goal gave chester a 2-2 draw Leeds and clipped Leeds' lead to two point.v Arsenal ranie
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    302 21  -  MASIE KWEE: Singapore, Sat. By THE clock struck 12 but unlike Cinderella, tiny Michelle (right) stayed back at the ball to be crowned queen of them all. And unlike the* fairytale's belle of the occasion in lace and fluffed tulled skirts, sft. lin.
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    358 21  - MECHANIC OFF FOR OPERATION TO SAVE HIS SIGHT WEE CHOO KIM By SINGAPORE, Saturday If ECHANIC Khoo Ah Soon, 25, flew off to AuckaTl land tonight for an operation which he hopes will be the beginning of a bright, new future for him. For Mr. Khoo the operation to remove
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    25 'pirates' register
    97 21 SINGAPORE. Sat. Anothet 25 pirate Uxi drivers reiriMered lor job conversion today, bringing the total to 753 since registration began on Oct. 1. The distribution of lodny .-> registration was 13 from tite H»iristry of Vehicles, four from the Ministry of Labour an<l eight from th* Chinese
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    230 21 CONTEST FOR CLEAN BUSES: 40 FOUND TO BE DIRTY SINGAPORE. Sat. The majority of 40 buses inspected so far in Hitcleanest bus competition organised by the Registry of Vehicles have been found to be "not clean enough" during the surprise checks. Bus tickets and cigarette butts were found strewn on
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    607 21  - Urban drive: Call to the Malays RITA LOONO: SINGAPORE. Sat By SINGAPORE Malays inusl understand what urbanisation is all about there is no other alternative. Dr. Sharotn bin Alnnat, history lecturer at the University of Singapore, said this tonight at a forum on "The Singapore Malays and Urbanisation*' held at
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