The Straits Times, 19 October 1970

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    26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times WOCTI97O Niitimiiil Nkwsphpbi- Estd. 1845 MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1970. 15 CENTS K-D.N. 4517 M.C (P) No. 1507
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    Canada terrorists murder Minister
    402 1 Body of Laporte is found with bullet in the head in boot of a car MONTREAL, Sunday j QUEBEC extremists ex ecuted Labour Mm ister Pierre Loporte after holding him captive for a week, but as a wave of deep shock and ange swept Canada there
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    36 1 ROCHESTER (New York), Sun New York State police issued a bulletin today alerting law enforcement agencies along the Canadian border to watch for three automobiles with Quebec licence driven by French separatists In Quebec— I PI
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    'I am still alive' says letter from Cross
    217 1 MONTREAL, Sunday. A LETTER written by British Trade Commisxx sioner Mr. James Cross saying he was alive was received today by the Montreal police, according to a Montreal radio station. Police said the letter was in Mr. Cross' handwriting. With it was
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    President of Syria now on one-man strike
    203 1 President of Syria now on one-man strike BEIRUT, Sun.— Syrian President Noureddin Al-Atassl was staging a one-man strike today in protest over a power struggle within his government, a Beirut newsletter said. An-Nahar Arab Report, a weekly newsletter, said the President has refused to perform his official duties, attend government
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    US bombers for Israel: Report
    41 1 WASHINGTON. Sun. The Washington Star reported in its Sunday edition that U.S. Air Force and Marine Corps reserve pilots have been secretly flying new F 4 Phantom fighter bombers to Israel during the put three weeks.
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    3,000 guards
    33 1 TOKYO. Sun. Three thousand Jiot police surrounded Tokyo airport today to protect Prime Minister Eisaku Sato from left -win* student demonstrators as he left for a trip to the United States.
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    Congressman killed
    45 1 MANILA. Sun -Controversial Congressman Floro CrUologo was shot to death In hu home province of Docos today as he attended mass at a Roman Catholic church. The Presidential Palace confirmed news reports of the assassination but said It did not have full detail*.
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    Nine killed
    29 1 MOOA (India). Bun. Nine people were killed when a but carrying 53 people collided with s train at a level crossing near this Punjab town last night.
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    Soviet naval build-up in Indian Ocean
    107 1 NEW YORK, Sun. The *nvir« Union is expanding i*s naval forces in the Indian Ocean as Britain withdraws fron its positions ea?t of Sue*, the New York Times said today. In a report from Washintton. the newsnaper said that U.S. military analysts say that
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    Lock icon Sadat: I will mass all resources to fight Israel
    194 1 Sadat: I will mass all resources to fight Israel BEIRUT, Sunday. MR ANWAR SADAT, newly elected President of Egypt, today told his people they should mobilise all their potential for trie fight against Israel. In his first speech since he formally succeeded the late President Nasser. Mr. Sadat urged the
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    Hussein's grand uncle dies
    51 1 PARIS. Sun. Prince Zeld El Hussein, grand uncle of King Hurseln of Jordan, died In hos?ital here today at the age of 2. the Jordanian embassy announced. During a long public life, he served as Viceroy of Syria and ill Iraq's ambassador to Britain from 1946
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    Tanks in battle to cut guerilla route
    253 1 Tanks in battle to cut guerilla route D. WITH A (North Jor--I%> don). Sun. Palestine commandos were today reported to be c o v n ter attacking against Jordanian armour and artillery which drove them out of a village near the Syrian border yesterday. Commando sources said the army had
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    Govt to stop rice imports for two months
    286 1 Govt to stop rice imports for two months ((UALA LUMPUR, IY Sun. —Malaysia is to stop imports ol rice in November and December. The Ministry of Commerce and Industry has sent out circulars to rice importers informing them of the Government's decision. This was announced today by the Deputy-Comp-troller of
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    Lock icon Pull-out call by Indira
    61 1 NEW DELHI. Sun Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi today called for the complete witndrawal of United States forces from Vietnam, describing this as the key to a peace settlement. India had emphasised the Importance of a withdrawal of all outside forces from Vietnam, "first of all.
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    Lock icon Turkey to study hijack ruling
    76 1 IBTANBUL, sun. The Turkish Ministry of Justice said today it was awaiting documents from the lecal court at Trabzon. northern Turkey, before deciding whether to endorse the court's decision to free two Lithuanian hijackers The local court yesterday declared BranzUkas Korjevo. 46. and his 18-year-old
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    3 a.m. ROUNDUP
    81 1 DUMMY MISSILES SAYS EGYPT NEW YORK. Vun tjrpti»n Forrifn Minuter Mr. Mahmoud Riad ttM tvdar IS irrial photographs purporting In -\w* mvtlrr vlolaliom in thr Sun (anal tonr were worthies* beraii'r they ruuM not dlstinguUh between dwaaty missile sitei and real ones. Mr. Mad. apeakint in a
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      Sacking of Iraqi No. 2 resolves a power struggle
      420 3 Sacking of Iraqi No. 2 resolves a power struggle |>KIKUT. Sun. A power MruKßle in Baghdad that threatened to split the Iraqi Government has been resolved with the flight of Vice-President ll. ml. in Abclel (.h.iffar iakriti into exile, Arab MM said yesterday. But the sources predicted purges of Takriti's
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      Lock icon Five to die for plot to oust NLF Govt
      204 3 ADEN. Sun— Five people were sentenced to tleath here last night on charges of plotting to overthrow the Southern Yemen regime. a nc. assassinate and kidnap the leaders of the ruling 1 National Liberation Front. The Higher People's Court al- i
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      HEIKAL RIDDLE
      635 3 BEIRUT. Sunday Nasser's best friend 'quits key post in Cabinet' report ]V|R. MOHAMMED Heikal, editor of the Al Ahram, who was appointed Minister of Information and National Guidance by President Nasser, resigned from the Cabinet shortly after the Presidents death. Arab diplomatic sources who revealed this yesterday added
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      Lock icon 14 bandits die in fighting
      69 3 MANILA. Sun. At least 14 people were killed and 10 wounded due to Meriting between Muslim and Christian bandits In north Cotabato in the island of Mindanao, field reports said yesterday. Philippine constabulary reports said the fighting began on Friday when the Christian band of
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      Lock icon Ex-Libyan Minister spared the firing squad
      266 3 Ex-Libyan Minister spared the firing squad IAIRO, Sun. Libya's Xj ruling Revolutionary Council today comi muted 10 life imprisonment the death sentence on former Interior Minister j Lieut.-Col. Mo us s a Ahmed, convicted of plotting the Govern- i ment's overthrow. The Middle East News Agency said In a dispatch
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      Lock icon 'Egypt's new leaders striving for just peace'
      137 3 'Egypt's new leaders striving for just peace' T"EL AVIV. Sun. A leader of Israel's Communist Party said here that the new Egyptian leaders were following the policy laid down by the late President Nasser In striving for a just peace in the Middle East by means of the Jarring peace
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      Turkish court orders hijackers' release
      154 4 Turkish court orders hijackers' release ISTANBI L, Sun.— A Turk- i Ish court ruled yesteri lyd a j that the two LithuaI Jpiians nhn hijacked a So- •vi'-t airliner to Turkr> on 1 •'liiiiisii.n had political motives. It ordered them freed. The Lithuanian father and son. who shot and killed
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      Lock icon RAQUEL'S BIKINI HELPS FIVE TO WIN ACQUITTAL
      218 4 PHILADELPHIA. Sun. A photo ol film star Raquel Welch in a flaglike bikini and plates with American flag decals helped five young men win acquittal of flag desecration charges. Police brought the charges after finding the five Philadelphia men having a picnic on
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      I'm ready to talk with Heath says Smith
      382 4 JOHANNESBURG. Sunday RHODESIAN Prime Minister Mr. Lan Smith has said that he is prepared to negotiate with Britain's Conservative Government to end his country's constitutional dispute with London. Mr. Smith, in an interview published in the Johannesburg Sunday Express, added: "But. and
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      Lock icon Kaunda: Why I walked out of that dinner
      268 4 Kaunda: Why I walked out of that dinner I ONDON, Sun. L Zambia,, President Kenneth Kaunda said he walked out early from a Friday dinner with Prime Minister Edward Heath because of a "misunderstanding-" Asked by David Frost in a television interview whether reports that he left a Downing- Street
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      Lock icon Greek papers: A Govt move
      59 4 ATHENS. Sun The Greek Government announced rwterday new measures in a^fist the nations needy provincial newgpaprex and in effect to exercise editorial control ever their news Provincial Proas, officials were told that the Government would provide the 50 daily provincial oapers with a daily tpMime
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      Lock icon Cholera: Ban on travel
      66 4 ISTANBUL. Bun Istanbul waa under \utual state of »lege yeaterdxv h.s the Governors of two adjoining province* ban- ned travellers from the cholerastricken city Up to 60 were reported dead and more than 2.000 hospitalised from the disease which broke out four i J a\R ago
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      Lock icon Peron supporters held at 'Loyalty Day' rallies
      245 4 Peron supporters held at 'Loyalty Day' rallies OIENOS AIRES. Sun. Police m.ulr at least 40 arrests here an supporters or lornii-r President Juan Pcron defied a govrrnmrnt order and staged rallies and demonstrations throughout the country to mark the Prronutt "loyalty day". The police also clashed with workers in northern
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  • Guerilla leader arrested
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      Lock icon A bid by UNu for a return to power
      230 5 BANGKOK. Sunday. pORMER Burmese Prime Minister U Nu is returning to his homeland from exile here. He is expected to call on the people for armed revolt against General Ne Win's Government, sources said here today. Burmese expatriates here and embassy
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      Lock icon 245 held over killing of Bandoeng student
      153 5 245 held over killing of Bandoeng student JAKAKTA Sun. A total number of 215 members of the police and 33 civilians have been arrested over the slaving of a student in Bandoeng. West Java, recently, the official Antara news arenrv reported today. The student. Renell Cocnraad. was shot to death
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      Lock icon Lawyer fined for not wearing tie in court
      137 5 Lawyer fined for not wearing tie in court V;AN RAFAEL. Sun A i judge has fined a lawyer US$lOO and reiused him permission to defend a client for showing up in court without a necktie. Juilkc Alvin H. Goldstein told attorney Peter Pipe, 28. "You should show more tMMCI lot
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      Lock icon Swedish girl expelled from Russia after lone demo
      354 5 STOCKHOLM, Sun. A PRETTY blonde Swedish Ir.'and Revenue Department clerk has been expelled from the Soviet Union after staging a lone demonstration in a Moscow railway station. IHM Anneli Coppel. 23. from Stockholm, told a Press conference here shortly alter flying home.
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      Sailor's sweet surrender
      76 5 11l l: Albert is home. After 11 months. 30 days and four hours (and she evrn counted thr minutes) his sliip. thr Royal Naw fri- Kale Plymouth, is hack from the Far Kast Lorraine Kid Icr. Ti. of Srnnfn Cove. Cornwall, hardly waited for thr ship to
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      Lock icon Survivors tell of 24 hours at sea with typhoon Joan
      352 5 MANILA. Sunday JWENTY-TWO survivors of a Japanese freighter which sank off Lagonoy Gulf, about 168 miles south-east of Manila, at the height of Typhoon Joan's fury yesterday recounted how they weathered the killer typhoon at sea for over 24 hours,
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      US tour by cosmonauts
      61 5 WASHINGTON. Sun I Soviet cosmonauts Andnan Mikolayrv ;ind Vi'iil; s< no\. who e.stabhslii-d .in endurance record in their 18-dny Soyuz-9 flight lust Junr. vt HI arr.if i.cic hv atar lon.Rh; to i britin a 10-day U.S. tour. Thr U.S. S:>HCf A««icy said they will vustt th«
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      Aid accord
      29 5 HONO KONG. Bun Chlnt I jrivo North Kmtm rronumir And technical aid* under an aerf^ment Ritrnrd In Peking ve*trrday. thf Now China N»w» Agency reported today.— JUut«r.
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      Lock icon THE FBI ADDS TWO MORE GIRLS ON ITS LIST
      216 5 THE FBI ADDS TWO MORE GIRLS ON ITS LIST ASI.'ING'ION. Sun. M The Federal Bureau vi Investigation yesiein.iy udaed two 21-year-old girls to its 11M ot 10 )iu>st wanted lugltlves. bringing the number ot women on the list to three. Tii t new additions are Susan Edith Snxe and KattirriiH'
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    It's life in a big 'sound box' for them
    361 6 SINGAPORE. Sunday. fHK scenery is breathtakingly beautiful and the air is cool. But residents of the high-rise flats on Leonie Hill feel they have l>een living in "a big sound box" for the last seven months. Because they are victims of
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    AEB course on sales, marketing
    60 6 AEB course on sales, marketing SINGAPORE. Sun. The Adult Education Board will start 20-week course on "sale* and marketing" at the Cultural Centre In Canning Rise on Not. IS. The fee to $30 for the twohour fiunuay ekMMa. Application forms are available from the centre of the boards office.", in
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    Toto draw results
    36 6 SINOAPORE. Sun The numbers picked In today's Toto Draw S3 70 were: 38. 15 40. 43. and 45. Ihe additional number was 25. The number* In the circles were 19. 1 and 36.
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    Expert: Popularity of head phones rising
    356 6 Expert: Popularity of head phones rising SINGAPORE. Sun. The anti-noise pollution campaign in Singapore is no threat to the electronic sound industry because headphones to go with stereophonic sets are Raining in popularity. This was stated today by the founder and president of Pioneer Electronic Corporation. Mr. Nozomu Matsumoto. when
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    Fire Brigade union man buried
    82 6 Fire Brigade union man buried BINOAPORE. Sun. Inche Ahmad bin Abu Hassan, 35, secretary of the Fire Brigade branch of the AUPE. who died >esierday was burled at the Bidadarl MuMlm cemetery at Seranpoon Road today. Inche Hassan was the branch's secretary for the past three years. He died after
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    Big walk: Devan covers 6 miles in 94 min
    125 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. The secretary-general or the National Trades In ion Concress. Mr. C. V. Devan Nair. 47. today came in tenth out of 31 competitors in the veterans section of a bis walk organised by the Singapore Traction Company Employees' ('iiion.
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    It is Operation Broomstick!
    204 7  -  YAP CHENG TONG: Singapore. Sun F MINISTKRS who wish to emphasise a point to the people sometimes have to get down to brass tacks to get their message across. Like wielding a broomstick to lead ih people in the present campaign to keep Singapore clean and
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    Appeal to students: Join 'keep S'pore clean' campaign
    201 7 Appeal to students: Join 'keep S'pore clean' campaign CINGAPORE. Sun.. The Parliamentary Secretary (Culture), Inche Sha'ari Tadin, today called on students to involve themselves in the current "Keep Singapore Clean and PollutionFree" campaign. The campaign, he said, was a task which requ red th<» collective efforts of both young and
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    $2 mil plan to turn Pangkor, Lumut into holiday centres
    393 7 $2 mil plan to turn Pangkor, Lumut into holiday centres IPOH. Sunday rpHE Perak Government is to spend about $2 million as a first step to make Panejkor Island and coastal areas around Lumut, on the mainland, into major holiday centres. Tho Mfntri Be;-ar. Dato Haii Kaniaruddin. in an- nouncing
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    'Do not relax' plea by MP
    63 7 SINGAPORE. Sun— The MP for Sembawatig. Mr. Teoni? Eng Sionß said last night that although Singapore was on* of the cleanest cities in South -East Asia, the people must not rest on their laurels. "We must try even harder to make Singapore a cleaner
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      52 7 UNITED MALAYAN BANKING CORPORATION JURHAD announce the REMOVAL of their Singapore Upper Serangoon Sub Branch to new premises at 1, Yio Chu Kang Road, Singapore, 19. (JUNCTION OF UPPER bERANGOON ROAD YIO CHU KANG ROAD) on Monday, 19th October, 1970 TELEPHONE NUMBERS *****/4 REMAIN UNCHANGED FULL RANGE OF BANKING FACILI'I
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    Govt replies
    302 9 Govt replies I REFER to the tetter x from M.S.M. (S.T., Oct 8) in connection with the opening time of the General Post Office. I wisli to iniorm M.S.M. that although the opennm time at the General Post Office is 8.30 a.m.. the counter is open for postal business continuously
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    93 9 1 REFER to the comments by "Student" iS.T.. Sept. 30). Investigations confirmed thai a small stretch of the roadside dram along North Bridge Road near the Odeon > was damaged and silted up resulting in stagnation of water. The dram has heen desilted and the damage referred to the relevant
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    406 9 WE wish to reply to the letter by "Rescuer" ST.. Sept. 29 about Tamil films and plays. As "Rescuer admits, "the usual Tamil film lasts three, I 2j or at least 2} hours Because of limited timeslots in a service which has to cater for all language streams, it is
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    Road arrow made police inspector change his mind
    345 9 Road arrow made police inspector change his mind RECENTLY I received a traffic report informing me that I had "failed to form up properly" at the South Bridge Road and Cross Street junction. The date of the alleged offence was in August. As 1 did not clearly understand the charge
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    More questions
    110 9 MA\ we refer to the reply »ST, Oct. 13) from the Permanent Secretary (Defence). We should be further obliged if he would confirm that since July 2 19-0 no passport has been is-ued to a male Singapore I citizen under 16J years of age. J Sum th. fl;,te
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      Noise
      409 9 B Watchdogs that I make such a racket in Jalan Tari Piring r JMII! auli -pollution drive is achieving very good results. The ;mli-noise section is ;i sleepy or its deaf ;is it ever was. Noise in any part of Singapore is inevitable, but excessive and unnecessary noise make
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      83 9 mHERE has been so much J. emuhasis on the anti-atr-Dollutlon and Keep-Sin-gapore clean campaigns that the Government seems to have slackened in the anti-mosquito campaign. I am living in the re- sidentlal area at the end of Jalan Kolam Aver, one of I the worst mosquito-infested areas. Different devices to
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      Readers' letters show this is a free State
      228 9 Readers' letters show this is a free State rE Straits Times editorial on draft-dodg-ing was excellent iS.T.. Oct. 15 1. Given a choice between deferment for economic reasons and educational reasons, preference must be given to those with economic reasons. It would appear that a case could be made out
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      BUS DRIVER WHO WOULDN'T STOP
      88 9 ON Oct. 14. at about 8.10 a.m.. I was travelling in an STC service No. 4 along Jalan Besar. The bus was crowded and it w.i.s drizzling. A young passenger slipDcd and fell from the bus I which was travelling at about 30 mph. Despite
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      Public Enemy No. 1 in HDB flats
      137 9 Public Enemy No. 1 in HDB flats PUBLIC ENEMY No. 1 in congested Housing Board flats Is manmade noise. When RTS telecasts Chinese films, inconsiderate viewers have the habit of turning on full volume irrespective of the time. Recently, when the Chinese talentime programmes were telecast. a handful of viewers
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      25 9 RTS should repeat its telecast of "Music-mak-ing with the guitar' There must be people like me who missed some of the programmes PKTKR LOW. Singapore.
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      Divorce: Astrology can help cut it down
      282 9 Divorce: Astrology can help cut it down SO MANY woken marriages are reported in your paper each day that I would like to make the following common's which I am sure will be of interest to many of your readers: I Marriages can be matched to last by birth dates,
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      Service deserves gratitude not grouses
      189 9 Service deserves gratitude not grouses I AM writing In reference to the letter by Mrs. Ruth Chan. Public Relations Officer. Public Utilities Board iS.T.. Oct. 14 > Mrs. Chans letter waa a long apology to someone who signed himself "Restdent" and complained about the receipt of two notices of water
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      82 9 WITH reference to your short report (i T.. Oct. 13> about Mr. E.W. Barker. Minister for Law and Na-. tional Development, thanking PUB workers for their dedicated and efficient service. I understand monthlyrated PUB employees w;ih over 25 years service wen presented with expensive watches. Isn't it time that their
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      264 9 I Vj> Our home. Hong Kong. We know it better than anyone else. And you can discover it every morning with us. Discover Hong Kong's islands. Lantau with its monastery and golden tropic beaches. Cheung Chau -fishing and ancient temples. Take it all in. The Peak Cable Car, junks on
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    'Stay out of our affairs' warning to Peking
    299 10 IPOH. Sunday (M>M M 1' N I ST (,'hiiwi was today warned against infcerfering in Malaysia's domestic affairs. Mr. Lee Slok Yew. Minister without Portfolio, said: "Communist China has nothing to do with the Chinese In our country. "Though there are a
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    Bring-and-buy sale to aid Home
    64 10 Bring-and-buy sale to aid Home SINUAJ'OHF. Sim The Kxtong brancli of the YWCA j.« oquiUbi biIMK-mid-buy *afc iipxl February it) aid of the Talii|)li>f Huiiir Tlie BModatlon't McrManr, Mn Florence Chun, said: "We were moved to help the Home berituM- »i the p<m.i condltiona we noticed during our Imm visit
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    Sit-out on Mt. Faber for natural fitness
    166 10 SIN(;.\PORK. Sun. There are numerous ways to keep fit. Sportsmen run. swim, box or play rugby, football or other games, the jet-set dance all ninht. while others take morning strolls or do some daily jogginc But there are still gentler ways of keepine
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    Malays now swing to technical education
    162 10 Malays now swing to technical education SINGAPORE. Sun. OF 165 students who completed their two-year technical courses at the Geylan* Serai Industrial Training Centre. 93 were Malays. Commenting on this today, the Parliamentary Secret ary i Culture Inche Sha'ari Tadin. said: I am happy to note that Malay parents and
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    Official view on hemlines for teachers
    231 10 Official view on hemlines for teachers CINGAPORE, Sun. J Singapore women teachers may follow changes of fashion to a reasonable extent but they have been advised 10 observe a 'suitable decorum" in dress at school, a Ministry of Education spokesman said today. The spokesman said this In reply to a
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    Photo show
    28 10 SINGAPORE. Sun —The Minister (or Social Affair*. Inch* Othman Wok will open a fourday Singapore National Photographic Exhibition at the National Library auditorium on Nov. IS.
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      62 10 Bugs Bunny by Ralph Heimdahl I SHALL REIMBURSE) I DON'T THAT'S A SUCK iZiAaF) HOW ABOUT RETURNING^ c "ZX£TZ' m YOU FOR TMESE MINP SEVENTY- FIVE VA yw«vw MV HARD HAT 7 j GOTTA J ul I EDIBLES ON t GMN' CREDIT OWES ME \f 1 GET BACK Kwyday, sißer)
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    Gales and rains cause havoc in Brunei
    162 11 Gales and rains cause havoc in Brunei JJANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Sun. Exceptionally strong winds and torrential rain have wrought havoc in many parts of Brunei, uprooting trees, damaging homes and causing serious erosion during the weekend. A man was drowned off the sea at Seria and his body was washed
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    Three Burmese police officers on study tour
    87 11 KOTA BHARU. Sun. Three huh ranking Burmese police officers arrived today for a twoday study of the local police sf-up. They are Lt. Colonel Aye Pc, director of the Special InvestlDepartment. Supt. O Tun Myint. principal of the Criminal Investigation Training School, and
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    Sarimah (of 'weepies' fame) quits her career in movies to try her hand in big business
    213 11  -  CAROLE CHONQ By KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Sarimah binte Ahmad, wellknown for her "tragic roles" in Malay movies, has given up her screen career to go into business. The glamorous 28-year-old Shaw star said she
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    Raleigh sackings: Ministry asked to explain
    198 11 Raleigh sackings: Ministry asked to explain I^UALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Ministry of Labour was today urged to explain why it agreed to allow Raleigh Cycles to retrencn 12 workers last Wednesday. The call was made by the DAP's deputy secretarygeneral, Mr. Fan Yew Teng. In a statement issued here today.
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    Big SCA fair to open doors to foreign goods, too
    311 11 Big SCA fair to open doors to foreign goods, too KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. ■pHE Selangor Consumers Association will hold its third consumer trade fair aimed at promoting "goods and services within Malaysia"— from Dec. 10 to 16 at the Stadium Negara here. SCA president Mrs. Goh Kwee Teng said that
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    THE 150 REASONS WHY THE JOHNSTONS CAME
    246 11 THE 150 REASONS WHY THE JOHNSTONS CAME I/UALA LUMPUR. Sun. When their children asked ihem to visit Malaysia. Dr. and Mrs. Wlison Johnston could not say 'no" for 150 reasons. Not that they wanted to say "no" Their "children" are 150 Malaysian."* who studied at the Queen's Unibersity in Belfast.
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    Vocational classes
    49 11 PFNANG, Sun. The State Community Development Department plans to open more community development and \iiatlonai classes in Province Willesley North next year. Inche Mohamed bin Hashlm. district supervisor, said today the vocational classes wuld teach agricultural and poultry larmlng techniques, radio repi, ring and engine maintenance repair.
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    Goodwill briefing
    36 11 KOALA TRENGGAND. Sun The deputy executive secretary of the National Goodwill Council Syed Rosli bin Abu Baltar. will brief IS chairmen and secretaries ot district goodwill councils at the State Operations Room here tomorrow
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    Deadline for posting Hari Raya cards
    173 11 KUALA LUMPUR, San. The final date for postine Hari Ra\a Puasa greeting cards to any part of West Malaysia is Not. 21. Cards addressed to East Malaysia, by surface mail. should be posted before Nov. 7. and those by air mail, before Nov. 26.
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      CANADA'S SHAME
      535 12 The body of one of the hostages kidnapped and held by Quebec terrorists has been found, wrapped in a blood soaked blanket in the boot of a car. The fate of the British diplomat, the second prisoner, was not known yesterday evening, some hours after a police report
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      POLLUTED SEAS
      293 12 Recollection of the Torrey Canyon supports Dr. Toh Chin Chye's warning of the danger of oil pollution off Singapore. If the tanker Seven Seas which sank ofi Singapore last December had been laden, the mess might have cost as much as the $40 million spent on cleaning up
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      A NAVAL ACADEMY
      225 12 Malaysia had to have its own naval college sooner or later. It is coming sooner because of the rapid expansion of the navy and the shortage of places in Commonwealth navies which will, hewever, continue to serve some of Malaysia's training needs. They are better able to
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      A 'FAIR DEAL' IS WANTED FOR GRADUATES
      82 12 A 'FAIR DEAL' IS WANTED FOR GRADUATES YOUR CORRESPON- DENT "Taxpayer" of Linggl, is quite correct in suggesting that university graduates should be appointed as headmasters In secondary schools where there are upper secondary classes. We have sufficient graduates with additional qualifications in teaching and who have the necessary experience
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      WHY THE DELAY OVER SALARY CLEARANCE?
      124 12 MY resignation from employment in a Jurong factory was accepted with effect from Sept. 1. 1970. I was Informed a few days before the date that my salary tor the month of August would have to be withheld until clearance from the Income Tax
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      Danger on the hill
      193 12 Danger on the hill UOW about a few white lines in the nonurban areas for the sake of safety? Let's take Siglap Hill. If you're entering Siglap from the East CoaM side you'll find a white line right across the market place to about 100 feet from the main road,
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      Tap water
      79 12 A RECENT report carried complaints from residents in Te-lok Anson about brownish tap water. The authorities have not responded in any way. Brownish taD water we may try to tolerate. But what about the electrical blackout on October Ist? This lasted for about five hours in the evening.
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      48 12 I REFER to Clilzen of Kota Bharu's letter 'ST. October 10) regarding the over crowding in the small Post Office of Kota Bharu. Action is being taken to remedy the inconvenience caused to the public. HJ. MOHD NOR BIN HJ. SO OD Pengawal Pos, Bahatian Timor Koala Trrngfanu
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      142 12 PERMIT me to refer to the report that domestic flights to East Malaysia "will skip Singapore". I was reported to have stated that domestic air services to East Malaysia will bypass Singapore when the airport at Johore Bahru is completed. I actually said that this: "One of the major and
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      126 12 DECENTLY I was called to the Seventh Magistra.e's Court to give evidence. How the magistrate, staff and lawyers can work in the dingy, cramped surroundings is b?yond me. The witness 'room" deserves special mention. It is used as a repository for thousands of old stained Government gazettes which occupy 50
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      61 12 T RTHER to the com- Dlaint by Resident, .antan I wish to explain that due to the low voltage, several street lamps towards* the end of Union Oardens Road were not functioning properly. However, the NEB Kuantan has rectified this condition by supplying the street liehtine from another feeder. /ARKASI
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    THREE CLERKS TOIL AWAY WRITING OUT CERTIFICATES
    391 12 T REFER to the letter 1 iS.T. Oct. 13) by "Long Suffering" of Penang about the delay In securing a birth extract from the Superintendent Registrar of Births and Deaths. Ipoh. Whilst not looking for excuses I feel that I must explain the
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    After Nasser Egypt's uncertain future
    1212 12  -  GAVIN YOUNG NO-ONE IS LIKELY TO ACCELERATE OR RETARD PROGRESS TOWARDS AN ARAB-ISRAELI SETTLEMENT BY IT takes an effort of will even now to believe that the great, strange, gifted man Nasser has been laid away. Few Egypttians seem able to contemplate a future without
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      107 12 COPY SERVICE WHILE YOU WATT SINGAPORE Multi-Storey Car Park 59 63 Cecil Street Te*****5 KUAUIUMPUR PfcNANG MALACCA "•noun«n Cho*k. BtnourwiOCßC Barquw Ah UNI 135 JaianTuanfcu Abdul 2nd Floor, jod, Jalan Laksamana, Rahman. Kuala Lumpur. 36. Beach Street. Malacca. Tel. 5655 W:23iy/3 f>»nsno. le(:2Msb IESt! KUCHING MngvMn A* Uto.M Floor. Bmgun"
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      Probing an industry
      1022 13  -  TSAI TAN By SINGAPORE semiconductor makers will probably look back on the past six months as a blessing in disguise. The months from March to September formed the period when the general glut of semi-conductors in world markets, due mainly to the economic recession in the United
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      CONSOLIDATION IN WORLD STOCK MARKETS
      1186 13 A CONSOLIDATION or correction setback in Wall Street and London may bode nothing worse than that their previous unsustainably fast advances went not totally recognised in London and almost totally obscured in New York. Markets could never keep up a pace which would double their
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        Tariff
        224 13 package IT looks as If the Ironic boys In the I nlted States have convinced the Tariff Commission that any attempt to repeal item 807 of the Tariff Schedule will have an adverse impact on the US economy. Item 807 allows the reimport of components into the IS with
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        New rag
        155 13 news Anew trade magazine appears on the Asian scene this mo nt h—« in.iK.i/iiic on tlii- rag trade. Called Textile Asia, it is published in Hong Konf. Singapore Is onr of nine countries privileged to have a resident contributing editor. The others are India. Pakistan. Japan. South Korea,
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      Inter-Asian stock market
      581 13  - Inter-Asian stock market BLAIR JOHNSON Lay A MAN with a mis- sion leaves Singapore today. Because everyone is too busy with domestic affairs he leaves without achieving his aim, but will be back in a month to convince local stockbrokers and investors of the need for an integrated Stock Exchange
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      38 13 Worth falling for One Miniature Free for m>,^ M'ltr every bottle purchased now. VBI^ Also available are Creme EhW de Cacao. Apricot Brandy. Cherry Brandy. LIQUEURS frm HOCK TONG BEE PTE.LTD. 144-146 Rochor* Ho«d, S»in»«pof« 7. T*. 3Jb74/327M.
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      260 13 INSIDE A flavour far bantncm; Pr«p*rt? column: Firtorr profile Tnppan Printing. IK IMNWII Hong Kong rmplojrern seek bend*; People in butinni. I'ngr II InreiUnent for beginner*; Loral market; ONMi market report*; < ha«e scores three firutt In Jurong; Singapore produre market. Page 15. Weekly share analysis; Other rloalng priors; New
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    A flavour for business
    431 14 A flavour for business rpHE flavour sells the food. This is something which even a gourmet sometimes takes for granted. But not Mr. Keith Harris, 72, who in 39 years has successfully invented a range of over 1.000 food flavours and amassed a fortune in the process. Today nl.s company
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    UK wage increase
    157 14 MANUAL workers wage settlements in the first eight months of this year not seasonally adjusted averaged over 10 per cent the U.K. Treasury said la.st wetk. In its monthly assessment of the U.K. economic situation, the Treasury reported that there was a tendency for the rate of
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    Factory profile
    302 14 npOPPON Printing Singapore was incorA porated at the end of July 1968. with a paid-up capital of $2,145,000. The company was promoted by Eupoc Pulp and Paper Industries as an extension of its paper conversion projects i.c to serve as an outlet for Eupoc's products. Eupoc and Toppan
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    Hong Kong employers seek bonds
    158 14 Hong Kong employers seek bonds From: ILSA SHARP HONG KONG: Jod candidates with physical handicaps or police records may be at more than the usual disadvantage in Hong Kong. The pracuce oi demanding guarantors from job seekers, to put up large sums of money as bonds, is on the increase
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    PROPERTY
    694 14 r!E last six months have seen a spate of projects for building luxury apartments in districts nine. 10 and 11 springing up in Singapore. Latest of these is Westwood, a 2.=j-storey apartment block, which is coming up in Grange Road on two acres of undulating land, across the road
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  • PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
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      EASTERN AGENCIES
      46 14 MR. Alphonsus Vik Khai Lon« was recently appointed System Specialist of the Monror division of Eastern Agencies He has wide experience with computer applications in industry. Mr. Yik will attend the Regional Sales Managers' conference conducted by Monroe International later this month. MR. YIK
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      H. GILFILLAN
      50 14 MR. Won Thin Choy. assistant Personnel Manager of Harper Gilnilan left for Kandy. Ceylon, as Malaysia Employers' representative to the Southeast Asian Workshop on Active Labour Policy Development. The workshop, conducted by the International Institute for Labour Studies established by the International Labour Organisation, is from Oct. 12-30.
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      SAS
      34 14 GBOUP of 15 European cargo agents. led by Mr. E. Kmler. Thai International's repre- sentative from Frankfurt, arrived in Singapore last Friday for a three-day familiarisation tour of cargo facilities at tne airport.
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      AM. EXPRESS
      59 14 MR. P. J. McCawley, American Express Manager, left Singapore last Thursday for Phoenix. Arizona, to confer with 75 of the company s senior travel executives and managers during a flve-day meeting. Mr. McCawley. who has been with American Express for 11 years, will als meet senior U.B. Government
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      CYCLE AND CARRIAGE
      56 14 THE manufacturers <M Mercedes-Benz havt sent a specialist to Singa- pore as pan of its worldwide effort to standardise .servicing and repair procedures at their agents Cycle and Carriage) workshops. He is Mr. B. Schnizler. an advisor in workshop organisation from Daim-ler-Benz AG. who will spend a
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      216 14 When we strip... Any part worn, cracked or in any way not meeting factory tolerance requirements, is replaced with genuine Cat parts. When you're looking at Used Equipment it's the only way to be sure. Every used machine is classified by 'The Professionals" at Tractors Malaysia Berhad. You can buy
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      230 14 \bur money I is safe in Australia *am I yj Registered MortgagM on land and buildings have i been one ol ihe saicst imoimcnli over the years, preferred by caiciul investor! throughout the world lor the past century. Australian Hou>ing Mortgages aie particularly attractive because of the stability of the
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CHASE SCORES THREE FIRSTS IN JURONG
      402 15 CHASE SCORES THREE FIRSTS IN JURONG f<HASE Manhattan Bank in Singapore is all set to score a triple first in Jurong. •Wh c n Us temporary Jirong branch moves into a new two-storey building --now under construction -'■next year, Chase will be toe first to provide full banking services such
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      Singapore produce
      147 15 THK Sing«pore produce market ruled (senerally •teady last week. Trading wa» minimal In all sections. Wun the London market still not showing any sUn of activity, local pepper dealers were reluctant to strike up fresh deals and prices landed to ease. Prices quoted on a nominal :>rboth black
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      Prices
      139 15 C MINIM Product I.cninn, tinopart, noon price p«r picul oo Saturday. C»MiM>t bulk IMI Milan, drum ».'.7| •clieu. Ctpn: MlXfd (f.oh.) lOOM NOV./ IV. IK Com $31 B. P.ppirr Muntok ASTA Whit* t.o.b. im>~. nlw (i*o Mllcn. Sarawak white f.o.b. H6T. NLW $170 •.■ll*r». »m«li •prcim black f.o.b. NLW
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      INVESTMENT FOR BEGINNERS
      471 15 INVESTMENT FOR BEGINNERS T*HE present rule 1 book of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore says on page one that a "time-bargain' means any bargain made for delivery at the expiration of more than fourteen days after the date of sale. Regarding "forward delivery" it says that delivery must
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      LOCAL MARKET
      244 15 THK Straits Times Industrial Ordinary share index is beginning to look dec iriedly healthier. \ast Friday it closed at 137.89 a gain in the «ii k of 2.76 and gain on the fortnight of 4.56. Again the volume of trading was low, but better than in the preceding
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      DELAYED DEALS
      57 15 ry\iv Week's total delmyed ttan«,--1 Actions Id the trading room* of the Stock F.xchanfr followed Iv tb« percentage In brackets. Oct. 12. 172.000 (18.73 per cent). 13. 200.000 (16.07 per cent). 14. 220.000 (16.78 per cent). 15. 228,00(1 (15.76 per cent). 16. 213 000 (16.24 per cent). The
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      OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS
      265 15 OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS LONDON: The market was slightly lower on balance last week while trading declined from the previous week's relatively high level. The early week downtrend on Wall Street and reaction to recent strength were the main downside factors. The UK September trade surplus prompted some support mid-week. Government
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      168 15 SHIPPING Large, well-established foreign Shipping Company requires a CLAIMS MANAGER He will be managing a claims department Independently, in close cooperation with the Management of the Company. This Job is on executive level and requires experience on all levels of claims handling, with emphasis on foreign going trade. Ability to
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      333 15 M invites applications from Singapore and Malaysian citizens for the position of SUPPLIES SUPERINTENDENT, CABIN SERVICES Qualification*: Candidates must have proven experience in purchasing, import and export procedures, stock control and forecasting, budget preparation and have the ability to analyse statistics and interpret trends in this field. Duties: To control
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      465 15 gj% Eastern Agencies Marketing Manager A vacancy exists in the Office Machines Division of Eastern Agencies, for a Divisional Marketing Manager, for West Malaysia, to be based in Kuala Lumpur. The successful applicant will be responsible for co-ordinating and guiding the activities of branch offices, engaged in the marketing of
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    WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
    976 16 AS a service to readers, the Business Times publishes weekly a detailed analysis of some eighty selected shaies traded on the Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. The year's high and lows are followed by the weeks movemenu in price and turnover, with calculated dividend yields and price
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    OTHER CLOSING PRICES
    1104 16 TIH FOLLOWING IS A LIST OP RI-VINH) QUOTATIONS FOR COUNTERS NOT INilllilli l\ 111! ABOVE ANALYSIS FOX lilt WEEK ll' TO FRIDAY OCT. It WITH PRICK MOVEMENTS B\SF.II ON A COMPARISON OF LAST SALJS O.\ OCT. 9 AND OCT. 16 SHOWN IN HK KKTS IMHSTRIAI.S II. I
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    CLOSING PRICES
    37 16 l\ I nnr.n I i per lbi (per plnj) •Ct. 12. 46\ rLs. $*****^1 13. 4S»'« rl.v 5651.7S 14 48". eta. $655.12'^ 13. 4fl' 4 Ct*. ttio6.37'j lfi. 48' j CtS. $655.12'/i 17. CtS. $657.00
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    FORTH COMING MEETINGS
    228 16 The following company meetings are dur-: Malayan Brewerie* Ltd.: Oct. 24, 11. 30 a.m. Messrs Bvatt Co.. A.B.N. Building. Singapore. Rothmans of rail Mall |M>laviia) Bhd.: Oct. 27. 11.00 a.m., Virginia Park. Jalan University, Petallng Java. Selangor. San Holding* Bhd.: Oct. 2*. 10.00 a.m.. San Industries Quarries
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    WORLD GOLD PRICES
    57 16 london 87.™ 57.53 57.75 Sl.no Ho n <ikrm« 59.70 39.23 Zurich 37.30 II 37. 3S V.H) 37.63 I?'" 47.33 I'por. (1) s«i 10 S« «0 <-por» (21 141.23 147 00 r i Prl< to """•••rllxfl «r« In I S .1nll. r pr r oune*. 2) ln.ll rt.ulM-.-
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    Hong Kong rates
    34 16 On th. fr.. m,, k mm* onrK on FaturdaT th# U•. o.liar mm awtM «.IOM far T.T. and «.n« for nth tuning «ii qunt<xi at 14.40 •n. taal .f at 2C0.J5.
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    New York
    281 16 TtfEW YORK. Prl End of the week evening up and normal profit-taking pressured the stock market and prices closed moderately lower. The Dow Jones Industrial average gave up about four and a half point* pouting a net low for the week of about five points Stanpoors Industrials backed
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    SMR BUSINESS
    85 16 T HE f. ln8 1 a P°" Rubber Brokers Association released!?? Ed in s M W R ng r ln rmatl n respect to business transacted In S MR. for the week ending October 16 .or tS^'tESSSiSth" 0 re in UTms Rss as i c l v yss
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    Indices
    70 16 FIN AM lA I TIMES TIN Wdiy 65 11 Thursday 85.15 Week ago: 64.15 BIBBERS Friday 146.82 Thursday 145 90 Week ago: 145.05 OILB Friday 29« 43 Thursday 297.17 Week ago: 295 55 INDUSTRIALS Friday 369 3 Thursday 370.9 Week ago- 373 4 DOW JONES Friday 7«3 35 Thursday
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    Local Stock Indices
    44 16 Oct. 1* (»,i 13 InduitrUb: 1J5.35 Sfl J'"?V SO 4% jrubbrrs: HJ.«i |13 g rD~. 2». ifl« 2 Oct. 14 UU) 64.9? I'lMpii M.4S 113.58 Ort. 15 1.1T.119 61.79 107.24 Mil M 113.38 Oct. II 137.81 RS.l.t Ins XI •Ml 113.34
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    26 16 jn HoM 'own < I«t lukit P»n>orn urrrnl P«ym»nl »•> «%t Dalr P»>ablr N»». 15 Ij'lal for Total for •n» .»»»r prrvinu N.I 11% t lnttrtß
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    PALM OIL
    24 16 In Ixm.lun on Krulx th» prlr» of I M«l«nn S ptr r»nl r.hrojr. M«rrh (106 paM'Mll*n: CHcmiDv/ I January tv «7» paid.
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      1156 16 I M 4^ i invites applications from Singapore and Malaysion citizens for the position of ASSISTANT MANAGER, CABIN SERVICES Qualifications: A degree from a recognised university witb at least 3 years administrative experience at a senior level. Candidates with a lower academic qualification, but who have had more than 6
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    School debate final today
    55 17 SINGAPORE Sun. The Inter-school debate final between Anglo-Chii.ei>e School and St. Andrew's School will be held at the Teachers' Training College auditorium at 7 p.m. tomorrow. Thf topic will be: "Thai the raciallstic policies of South Africa and Rhodesia are an Internal affair and therefore the
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    Cheaper Pacific air travel for S'poreans
    192 17 Cheaper Pacific air travel for S'poreans SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore tourists can take some Pacific tours at cheaper air rates from Feb. l next year. Agreement to cut fares ir r«lh n P aClflc tours was reached during the recent of the Jnternatlonal Air Transport Association In Honolulu. An lATA statement
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    Two to 'sell' S'pore at travel meet
    88 17 Two to 'sell' S'pore at travel meet SINGAPORE. Sun. Two representative* from the Tourist Promotion Board will •sell Singapore" to 3.000 delegates at an international trtvel conference to 6e neld in Holland next month. Mr. Raymon H. Huang, head of marketing. Tourist Promotion Board, and Mr. Morgan Lawrence. Ihe board's
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    10,000 turn up to welcome MGR
    305 17 JALAN Kcs.tr stadium never sawsuch wild scenes of emotion as it did today when over 10.000 local fans welcomed their idol. Indian screen hero M.(i. R.im.M halt dran. popularly referred to as M(.R Women wept with joy and men yelled themselves hoarse. The cry
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      971 17 On your TV and radio today mmmam mmmsm CHANNEL 3 CHANNEL 5 5 55 PM Programme Summary: 6.00 News; 6.17 3 Art P.M.: Opening and General Hospital 3.20 pok Amai-Amai; 6.47 Da»tardly and Mut- *.ww Health ln the Home "Tamil— Repeat) 3.45 A tley; 7.09 The Governor and J.J. The
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    116 19 SINGAPORE. Sun. A troupe of well known film artistes from South India will stace a •'Nitht of Swrrt Kntertainment" at the National Theatre nrxt month. Stars of the 20--member troupe include the sexy dancer of Indian films. Miss Rathika. 20. (above) and Mr. Jai Shanker. known
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    129 19 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Lieut- I Colonel I. H. Burrows lias been appointed to the i defence liaison staff at the i New Zealand High Commission In Kuala Lumpur, the New Zealand Joint Services public relations headquarters. Farelf. announced today. C"l Burrows, of Christ- church, is
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    27 19 SINGAPORE. Pun. Mr. George Thomson, deputy secretary itrplningi In the Ministry nf Forelftn Affairs, will speak on "Rea-orlented Development" at the Cultural Centre Theatre tnmorrow
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    12 TO VIE FOR 'JET QUEEN' BEAUTY TITLE
    152 19 12 TO VIE FOR 'JET QUEEN' BEAUTY TITLE SINGAPORE. Sun. Twelve girls have been selected for the final of the "Miss MSA Jet Queen" beauty contest. They were among 24 who took part In the semi-finals held at the MSA building last night. The final will be held at Hotel
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    Call for the wider use of Malay
    75 19 Call for the wider use of Malay KUALA LUMPUR, Bun. Attorney General Tan Eri Abdul Kadh today called for a wider use of Baha&a Malaysia at the University of Malaya. "Bahasa Malaysia doesn't belong to the Malays only." he told 300 Muslim students attending a leadership seminar at the Kampontc
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    432 19  - Woman, boy in death falls from flats VICTOR NG By SINGAPORE, Sun A woman and a i>oy fell to their deaths from Housing Board flats today. Twenty-four-year-old divorcee. Madam Tan Poh Choo fell from her lOth-storey flat in Stirling Road. Her body clad only In a pair of panties and
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    No censorship for 25 nudes at this artist's show today
    372 19 No censorship for 25 nudes at this artist's show today SINGAPORE, Sunday. fHERE will be no censorship when Mr. Wee Kong Chai presents his 25 nudes al an exhibition tomorrow. kFor the nudes are all on nvas— part of a 100-piece hibitlon of oil paintings id sketches. Mr. Wee's third
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    BETTER EDUCATED OWE MORE: MP
    92 19 BETTER EDUCATED OWE MORE: MP SINGAPORE. Sun. —While all Singapore citizens have equal opportunities to advance and equal responsibilities to their country, the better educated owe a greater responsibility because society has invested more in them. The MP for Ulu Pandan. Dr. Chiang Hai Ding, said this today at the
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    Film show
    28 19 BINOAPORE. Bun The Br»ddell Rise Bchool Advisory Committee held a film show today In Hid of the schools extra curricula! actiwtles fund at the Lido cinema.
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    Expansion plan for soft drinks plant
    172 19 Expansion plan for soft drinks plant SINOAPORE.Sun.— Unlun i Pie i Lid., local bottlers of Pepsi -Cola and the Schweppes range of soft drinks, hopes to expand Us lactury at Woodlands. Tills was disclosed today by Mr. Lien Ytng Chow, chairman and managing director of the company, which manufactures PepsiCola
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    27 19 IPOH. Sun. Schoolgirl Noor radhlllah hlntf Hussln. eight, died on the way to hospital after she was knocked down by a car In Chemor yenerday.
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    10-week course on motor car care, repair
    108 19 10-week course on motor car care, repair SINGAPORE. Sun Th« Adult Education Board will begin 10-week course on "motor car malntenace and repair" for carowners and amateur motor mechanics at the motor workshop of the Kirn Kcat Vocational School from Nov. 14. The course. In English on Saturdays, alms at
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    Collective farm
    33 19 KOALA LUMPUR. Sun. Malaysia U to establish a 4,000--acr* collective pe.cn farm In the trans-Perak scheme soon, the Minister or National and Rural Development. Inche Abdul Ofeaiar Baba. Mid htm todu.
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      159 20  - Unofficial story of the Japanese War By Allington Kennard BOOKS on the Malayan campaign and the fall of Singapore are legion, but an unofficial account of the Japanese war by an official historian threatens or promises, the spice of novelty, The author Is MajorGeneral s. Woodburn Klrby. a co-author of
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      838 20  -  i INDIA'S CHINA WAR by NeviUe Maxwell (Cape i 5) JN October 1962. China and India were ;it war. Chinese forces drove the Indians back on the north-east frontier. A full-scale Chinese invasion of India seemed imminent. The free world rallied to
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      266 20 "ROOBEVELT: THE BOLDIER OF FREEDOM" by James MacGreror iHarcourt. Brace, Jovanoch ISS10). By ROBERT KIRSCH FjiKANKLIN Delano Roosrvrlt was a man equally loved and hated. If the majority of Americans supported him four terms, it was because he had furnished leadership in periods of crisis,
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      Abdullah Kartar strike goal form
      387 25 Abdullah Kartar strike goal form By G. ROBERT JNTERNATI ONALS Kartar Singh and Abdullah Hamid, likely key strikers in Singapore's Asian Games hockey squad, yesterday showed good form when they helped Singapore Civilians beat Combined Services 4-0 in a Wilbur Cup match at Thomson Road. Centre-forward Kartar and 1 n
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      Loi is the hot favourite for archery title
      150 25 Loi is the hot favourite for archery title LOI AH CHIANG, who chalked up a worldclass score during the Pesta Sultan championships Is tipped to repeat that performance In the Singapore Archery Associations shoot on Nov. 28 and 29. He Is hot favourite to win the title. His main rivals
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      Title hattrick by Toto
      232 25 TOTO POOLS won the Chye Hin Cup women's A basketball championship for the third straight year when they beat Tong Keng 53-23 at People's Association last night. Toto. not at full strength, started poorly in the nrst 15 minutes and could only score eight points against
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      US junior champ wins cup
      93 25 US junior champ wins cup EDINBURGH. Sun United Btates junior champion Sharon Walsh won the first In the series of five Dewar Cup indoor tournaments when she beat British Witrhtman Cup player Winnie Shaw 6-2. 8-6 here yesterday. The brilliant 18-year-old Callfoinlan. who eliminated Britain's defending champion Virginia Wade, dominated
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      Amir Leow is champ
      51 25 NATIONAL player /\n.ir Leow yesterday won the Singapore Civil Service Association's single* tennis championship when he beat Albert Tan 2-fi. 7-5 6-0. Bo&tnin Kunthl beat EH. Sheares f-2. (-2 for the veteran's title, and A. Maud Alimull«h beat Llm Fook Song 6-4. 6-1 in the plptt
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      Shooters v Archers
      52 25 SINGAPORE shooters and .ircher* v-11l meet In o novel match hi Mt. Vernon on Sunday at 2 pm Two teams of shooters Fung Lok Nam and Lt. Col Peter Taw and Loh Kok Heng and Henry Yen will shoot It out with twn teanif. of archers over
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      122 25 Yearling sales a record $13.5 mil NEWMARKET. Sun. The Newmarket yearling sales, which ended yesterday, established a record of 408 lots sold for 1.857.150 guineas (about $13 5 million Thr 1960 total was 365 lots sold for 1.553.745 guineas i about $11.7 million) The fllly. Cambrtenne. sold to Irish American
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      91 25 T^PCA of Kuala Lumpur took top honours In their annual sanies reflex against Ceylon Sports Club which ended yesterday TPCA won the women* netball 9-5 hockey 4-0 and tennis 4-1, >■ hile CSC won at hockey 1-0 and billiards 4-1 They drew at cricket after
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      School coaches to study modern hockey under coach Wein
      231 25  -  A. JOHNSON By SINGAPORE Combined Secondary Schools Sports Council is making a determined bid to promote hockey on a big scale In schools Mr. G. Siippmh the schools" hockey adviser, said yesterday "We are taking .steps to boost hockey In .schools,
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      MRU bans Ungku Ismail for rest of season
      271 25 MRU bans Ungku Ismail for rest of season ITNGKU ISMAIL, the Johore wing-three-quarter, has been suspended for the rest of the season for rough play nnd kick ng an opponent durii.p. the Malaya Cup matrh against Singapore at Johore Bahru 01 Sept. 26. Two other players, Ibrahim Aziz of johore
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      Lock icon Muljadi wins Open and a place to Games
      498 26 Muljadi wins Open and a place to Games By JOE DORAI )Jl 1..1AD1, Indonesia s No. 2 and the firm favourite, last night assured himself of a place in his country's badminton team to the Asian Games when he beat his young team mate, Darmawan, by 18-16, 15-8 in an
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      All the finals
      75 26 RESULTS of all the fmoli Men's Singles: Muljadi (Indo) bt Dormawan (Indo) 18-16. 15-8. Women's Singles: Minorm (Indo) bt Utami Dewi (Inde) 11-3, 11-5. Mixed Doubles: Ng Boon Bee and Sylvia Ng (Mai) bt Champarkao and A. Pattobonqs (Thai) 15-11, 15-12. Women's Doublet: R. Koestijah and Minarni
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      Seven-goal spree
      85 26 Seven-goal spree POLYTECHNIC went on a scoring spree against Ngee Ann College in their soccer match at Bukit Ttmah yesterday, winning by 7-0. Insideleft Roland Kam sparked the goal rush in the 15th minute. Wong Fook Klong and Poh Koh Leong made it 3-0 at halftime. Poly continued to prejs
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      Warren's Barnes wins SGA title
      453 26 Warren's Barnes wins SGA title J.A BARNES of Warren won the Singapore Golf Association's Intermediate championship with 154 for 36 holes at Bukit Chermin yesterday. Barnes, who registered a five-over-par 73 on Saturday, blew up yes- terday when he carded 81. but it was good enough to edge David Munro
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      Piggott mount is third
      62 26 PARIS. Sun. Annas, ridden bjr Oerard Thlboeuf. won the £43.600 Prix dv Con-ell Municipal at Longchamp heie today in a n»ht finish with Talneval Thtrbrt-uf got Annas home by a neck frcm Taineval. mount of Robert. Jallu. In the 12f race. E'ullsh-tralned Oolden Monad. ridden by
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      50 26 JAKARTA. Sun. Singapore, in third place, beat second placed The Philippines 8-0 today in the women's championship of the Far East Bridge tournament here. Indonesia are In the 'cad. Hongkong upset leaders Australia in the men* section by 6.49 to 1.51 Japan and Malaysia played a rare draw.
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      MSA sprint double by Salam
      341 26 ABDUL SALAM scored a sprint double to be the only athlete among the men to win two events in Malaysia-Singapore Airlines athletic championships of their Pest a Sukan programme at Fairer Park yesterday Salam won the 100 m In 12sec and the 200 m in
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      Wills Masters to Barnes
      343 26 CYDNEY, Sun. Brian Barnes of Britain today stormed home over the last three holes to win the A 520.000 Wills Masters title here by one stroke. Barnes. 25. knocked In two birdies on the 16th and 17th holes for a 72 and a four-round total of
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      Krishna wins STC Walk
      300 26 G. KRISHNA won the Singapore Traction Company's Bijs Walk yesterday when he covered the sixmile route in one hour 15min 56 sec. Krishna pulled away from a bunch of strong contenders ovpr the last mile to finish 300 yards ahead of his nearest rival. 5 M.
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      Japan is S'pores first rival in Asian women tourney
      357 26 Japan is S'pores first rival in Asian women tourney INDONESIA'S late ron--1 firmation of its participation in the Third Asian Women's Basketball Championships has forced the Malaysian organisers to revise the fixtures at Stadium Negara from Oct. 30 to Nov. 10. The Malaysian ABA last week issuca a fixture list
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      125 26 SINGAPORE. Ru«by Daka k ye.it eraay announced (he Singapore side to meet Northern Suburbs Rugby Football Club In the final tour match at the padang on Wednesday. The team include seven players from Civilians, seven from Joint Services, and one from Commonwealth Brigade. The team is
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      Pistol shooting championship
      57 26 SINGAPORE'S Open pistol •nd revolver shooting championships will be held over four dayi next month. The free pistol will be held at Oimson School on Nov Bthe «ir pistol at Mt Vernon on Nov. 14: rapid fire pistol at Mt Vernon on Nov 15; and centre flre
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      26 26 PARIS Boa AuMiahai. Jack Biabham and Prancois Cevert ol France It. a French Matra 660 today won tl>r P:irm 1.000 KMS i«23 mil/,, tMBI
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      622 27 LEEDS had their lead J at the head of the English First Division cut to two points after being held to a 2-2 draw by Manchester United yesterday, in a match dominated by the opposing Charlton brothers, Jackie and Bobby. Jackie headed Lerds into a ten-minute
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      277 27 Arsenal Blackpool Coventry C. Palace Derby Ipswich Leeds Liverpool Man City West Ham Wolves 4 Everlon 0 2 Huddersfleld 2 2 Notts P. 0 3 West Brom 0 1 Chelsea 2 2 Stoke 0 2 Man Utd 2 2 Burnley 0 1 South'pton 1 2 Tottenham 2 3
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      162 27 Illy' backs Springboks tour, says report lOHANNESBURG. Bun. England cricket captain Ray Illingworth. who leaves London today with the MCC team to tour Australia, plans to voice hLs support of South Africa's tour of Australia next year, according to a Press report published here. Illingworth was quoted in a report
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      71 27 |WEW YORK. Sun. Fort Marcy. the favourite, won the US$lO6OOO Man o War Stakes over 12f by l| lengths at Belmont Park yesterday. I (Md finished fast to bf >»•,■- -ond. with Drumtop the only fllly In the Held of 10. third. another 41 lengths behind At
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      25 27 PHOENIX i Arizona, Sun. Switzerland will stage trie 1074 world shoot me championships tlir International Shooting Union decided at a meetlmj I here.
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      360 27 Bobby: I could have caught up HONG KONG, Sunday gOBBY Lim of Malaysia angrily criticised the cancellation of the final round in the Putra Cup amateur golf championship here yesterday. He said the cancellation deprived him of the chance of retaining the Individual title. The organisers, after consulting the non-playing
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